NORAUTO 2207762/NO6700 Bedienungsanleitung Seite 82

• When charging is completed, unplug the charger from the AC outlet first and then disconnect the
batteries with charger.
AUTOMATIC CHARGE STAGE
Stage 1 - Diagnosis: Analyze if the battery can accept a charge or not, and then prevent charging from
proceeding on the a defective battery;
Stage 2 - Desulphation: The charger can rescue most drained batteries with voltages up to a Min
1.5±0.5V
Stage 3 - Pre-charge: If the battery voltage is less than 12V, charge it at the smaller current, which will
protect the battery better;
Stage 4 - Soft start: Charge the battery to the maximum current gradually and never suddenly.
Stage 5 - CC1/CC2/CC3 (Constant Current): The charger automatically adjusts the current according
to the battery status in constant current, which benefits the battery for a long life; Stage 6- CV
(Constant Voltage): The battery is charged to nearly full, and will top off at 14.6V DC;
Stage 7 - Boost: When the battery's voltage is lower than 12V before charging, meanwhile the battery is
fully charged within 5 minutes, the charger will boost the battery to active it.
Stage 8 - Resting: The charger will cut off with full charged statement, and achieves the high energy
efficiency;
Stage 9 - Recond: When it is fully charged and low to 12.8V within 2min, the charger will judge
automatically.
Stage 10- Restoring: The charger monitors a fully charged battery automatically. If the battery falls below
12.8V DC, the charger will restart from stage 4 to stage 7.
a. REVERSE POLARITY PROTECTION
The REVERSE POLARITY INDICATOR LED will light and the power will not be sent to output cables if a
reverse connection is detected.
b. SHORT CIRCUIT PROTECTION
This protection is triggered if the charger detects less than 0.5V across the clamps, and no power will be sent
to output cables. Refer to Error Code of "Er1" in the section of TROUBLESHOOTING ERROR CODES.
c. OVER-VOLTAGE PROTECTION
When the charger is set to charge in a different voltage than the detected voltage of the battery, this protection
will be engaged. Refer to Error Code of "Er1" in the section of TROUBLESHOOTING ERROR CODES.
d. BATTERY DIAGNOTICS FUNCTION
The charger continuously monitors battery condition and may report certain charging failures as fault
codes. Refer to Error Code of "Er1" and "Er2" in the section of TROUBLESHOOTING ERROR CODES.
Conditions that cause the errors include: if the battery voltage does not rise appropriately during the
charging process (indicating a shorted cell) or if the maximum charge time has been exceeded, etc.
e. BATTERY RECONDITIONING FUNCTION
If a battery is discharged deeply, it could become sulphated and unable to accept a charge.
Reconditioning Function may help reverse the effects of sulphation and restore a batteries
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