WARNING: THE CHARGING AND DISCHARGING OF RC
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1. B BATT PROGRAM BATT MEMORY enter START ENTER START START LiFe BALANCE CHG 20A 6 6V 2S LiFe BATT ENTER sTaRT Pb CHARGE 20A 2 0V 1P Pb BATT ENTER d HJ 1 00 FO 1 10 pec LiPo BATT ENreR 2 0A 7 4V Lilo BALANCE CHG 20A 72V 28 INC INC INC INC DEC ellie INC 120MiC DEC ING BAT MEMORY 1 START ENTERSET gt fare STARG ENTER gt 8e000di gt C BATMEMORY1 7 BAT MEMORY 1 CA9A D224 UPo 74 28 ENTER CHARGER LiPo BALANCE CHG INC LiPo CHARGE INC LiPo FAST CHARGE INC LOAD 0 49A 7 4 2S Rad 49A 74S ped 49A 74V 28 prd BAT MEMORY 20 START BATT TYPE INC_ BATT VOLTS INC CHARGE CURRENT INC TRICOLE INC PEA DELAY ENTER SET gt eyter MiMH DEC 24V 29 DEC D DA fee 1000A EC 1MiC INC DEC DSCH CURRENT 22A i IN HE D 1 START ENTER gt 1 ENTER CHARGER LOAD 0 C BAT MEMORY START ENTER SET gt ENTER Pb CHARGE D DA 4 0V 2P Pb DISCHARGE SA 4 0V 2P LiPo BALANCE CHG INC LiPo CHARGE INC LiPo FAST CHARGE INC LiPo STORAGE INC LiPo DISCHARGE AV 2S fee 20A 7 4V 28 hee 20A 74V 28 tee 20A 74v 28 feel20A 74V QS INC LiFe CHARGE INC LiFe FAST CHARGE INC LiFe STORAGE INC LiFe DISCHARGE DEC 2 0A 6 6V 2S DEC 2 0A 6 6V 2S me 20A 6 6V 2S nod 20A 6 6V 2S Lilo CHARGE INC Lilo FAST CHARGE INC Li De2. screen This screen displays the number of cells you set up JRING CHARGING DISCHARGING THE BATTERY SHOULD BE PLACED INSIDE A FIRE PROOF RETARDANT BAG AND ON A FIRE PROOF SURFACE on AWAY FROM OTHER COMBUSTIBLE OBJECTS Once charging has commenced the charger will display 2d D the following real time information battery type cell count charging current battery voltage charging time and charged capacity If you are using a balance adaptor during charging k SAMER 5 you may press the button to view the voltage of each individual cell You can also view a variety of other information as detailed on page 13 Once the battery is fully charged the screen will read FINISHED and the will emit a chiming sound Press the m button to stop charging You m y al press the m button at any time during the charging process to stop l Lithium Storage Mode This function is for charging discharging batteries that willmot be BEFORE YOU BEGIN CHARGING YOUR BATTERY MAKE SURI YOI HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL OF THE WARNINGS AND S Warning INFORMATION CONTAINED ON PAGES 02 07 IN STORAGE MODE LITHIUM BATTERIES CAN BE CHARGED WITHOUT USE OF A BALANCE ADAPTOR A BALANCE ADAPTER CAN BE USED BU Note ITIS NOT REQUIRED BALANCE CHARGE MODE IS RECOMMENDED FOR ANY BATTERY WITH A BALANCE LEAD See page 12 for the appropriate charging connections setup for this operation First select the correct battery type by followin
3. A battery pack which consists of different types of cells including different manufacturer s cells e A battery that is already fully charged or just slightly discharged and non rechargeable batteries these pose an explosion hazard e A faulty or damaged battery Batteries installed in a device or which are electrically linked to other components e Batteries that are not expressly stated by the manufacturer to be COMMENCE CHARGING e Did you select the appropriate program suitable for the are charging in parallel and in series i e a 2 cell pack can be 3 7V in parallel or 7 4 series e Have you checked that all connections are firm and secure e Make sure there are no intermittent contacts at any point in the circuit Warning and Safety Notes cont Standard Battery Parameters P Lo LiPoHV Lion lire NiCd NiMH Pb Nominal 3 7V cell 3 7V cell 3 6V cell 3 3V cell 1 2V cell 1 2V cell 2 0V cell Voltage 4 2V cell 4 35V cell 4 1V cell 3 6V cell 1 5V cell 1 5V cell 2 46V cell Voltage Storage 3 8V cell 3 85V cell 3 7V cell 3 3V cell n a n a n a Voltage Allowable Fast lt 1C TC lt 1C lt 4C lt 1 2C lt 1 2C 04C Charge 3 0 3 3V cell 3 1 3 4V cell 2 9 3 2V cell 2 6 2 9V cell 0 1 1 1V cell 0 1 1 1V cell 1 8V cell Voltage WHEN ADJUSTING YOUR X2 AC PRO CHARGING PARAMETERS BE SURE YOU SELECT THE PROPER BATTERY TYPE AND CELL VOLTAGE FOR THE TYPE Warning OF CELL YO
4. g a parameter value in the program press the START ENTER nfirm the first parameter value STOP button to enter the BATT PROGRAM screen 14 Resume or Start Charge Processes Confirm Any Actio ake it blink then change the value by pressing the DEC and INC The value will be stored by repressing the START ENTER button If there econd parameter to edit on the same screen it will begin blinking after you When you power the charger on it will automatically enter the LiPo Battery balance program screen You can change the mode balance mode normal charge mode fast charge mode store mode or discharge mode enter the desired charging discharging mode or set the preferred parameter to begin If there are no changes to make in the LiPo Battery program press the BATT PROG DEC BATT PROGRAM Inch DEC BATT PROGRAM Inch DEC BATT PROGRAM BATT PROGRAM LiHV BATT INO DEC BATT PROGRAM INC DEC BATT PROGRAM INO DEC BATT PROGRAM Inch DEC BATT PROGRAM 420 4 19 419V INC MAIN 0 00V BATT METER enter 0 00 0 00 0 00V Dec HO 000V LO 000V INC DEC BATT PROGRAM BATT RESISTANCE ENTER BATT PROGRAM SYSTEM SETTING START START Lilo BATT ENTER START LiHV BALANCE CHG P 20A 7 6V 28 ENTE START NiMH CHARGE NiMH BATT JenteR CURRENT 2 0A START NiCd CHARGE NiCd BATT enterR CURRENT 2 0A START ENT INC DEC
5. a battery at a high current rate amperage with a charging lead not rated for the chosen amperage the wire could get hot catch fire short out and or potentially destroy your battery and the charger Warning and Safety Notes cont When in doubt always use a higher gauge wire lower AWG number It is common to see charging leads constructed of 14AWG 16AWG or 18AWG wire Always refer to recommendations from your battery manufacturer for your specific battery type and size before initiating a charge or discharge process Do not attempt to disassemble or modify Lithium or Lead Acid battery packs Discharging The X2 AC Pro discharging functions are for two specific purposes e Refreshing the capacity of a Nickel based battery that has lost capacity ovef time NiMH or NiCd e Reducing the voltage of a Lithium battery for safe storage LITHIUM CHEMISTRY BATTERY PACKS SHOULD ONLY BE DISCHARGED TO THEIR MINIMUM SAFE VOLTAGE NO LOWER DEEP DISCHARGING A LITHIUM CELL WILL DO PERMANENT DAMAGE REFER TOTHE STANDARD BATTERY PARAMETERS TABLE ON PAGE 6 OF THIS MANUAL FOR MINIMUM DISCHARGE VOLTAGES LiPo amp LiHV Charge Discharge Cycling Lithium batteries are known to reach full capacity after a break in period of about 10 charge discharge cycles We do not recommend you use the X2 AC Pro charger to do this normal use and recharging will achieve the same results If you wish to perform a Lithium break in on the bench with the X2 AC P
6. purpose other than that stated We are ou follow the instructions supplied with the charger ver the methods you employ for using operating vice For this reason we are obliged to deny all liability osts which are incurred due to any misuse or operation nless otherwise prescribed by law our obligation to pay regardless of the legal argument employed is limited to the e of Hitec RCD USA products which were immediately and directly in the event in which the damage occurred YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY or a period of one year from the date of purchase HITEC RCD USA INC shall REPAIR OR REPLACE at our option defective equipment covered by this warranty otherwise the purchaser and or consumer is responsible for any charges for the repair or replacement of the charger This warranty does not cover cosmetic damages and damages due to acts of God accident misuse abuse negligence improper installation or damages caused by alterations by unauthorized persons or entities This warranty only applies to the origin purchaser of this product and for products purchased and used in the Uni States of America Canada and Mexico Plastic cases are not covered b warranty 44 This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer NTY IS IN LIEU OF ANY AND ALL OTHER WARRANTIES WHETHER CHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND ER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT AS PROVIDED UNDER S WARRANTY IS
7. set by the user The battery voltage is higher than the maximum volt by the user when charging in balance mode 41 Commonly Used Terms A mA Unit of measurement relating to a charge or discharge current 10 1A A Ampere mA Milliampere Ah mAh Unit of measurement for the capacity of a battery Amperes x Time Unit h hour If a pack is charged for one hour at a current of 2A it has been fed 2Ah of energy It receives the same quantity of charge 2Ah if itis charged for 4 hours at 0 5A or 15 minutes 21 4 hour at 8A C Rating Capacity is also referred to as the C rating Some battery suppliers mmend charge and discharge currents based on the battery C rating A s TC current is the same number as the battery s rated capacity number in mA or amps A 600mAh battery has a 1C current value of 600mA rent value of 3 x 600mA 1800mA or 1 8A The 1C current value for a ry would be 3200mA 3 24 e The voltage at which the battery s charge limit capacity hich the charge process switches from a high current trickle charge From this point on any further high cause overheating and eventual terminal damage to the oltage The voltage at which the battery s it it reached The chemical composition of the batteries determines this voltage Below this voltage the battery enters deep discharge dividual cells within the pack may become reverse polarized under these itions resulting in
8. type cell nt battery voltage charging time and charged capacity If you are using a balance adaptor during charging you may press the button to view the voltage of each ell You can also view a variety of other information as detailed on e the battery has reached storage level the screen will read STORAGE ISHED and the charger will emit a chiming sound Press the m button to stop charging You may also press the m button at any time during the charging process to stop charging Lithium Discharge Mode If you plan to discharge your battery to reach safe storage levels we strongly recommend that you use Storage Mode In very few instances should discharging become necessary with LiPo batteries One such instance may include preparing a battery for disposal in which case the battery shou completely discharged Be sure to follow the discharging instruction by the battery manufacturer Over discharging a battery can sev the battery and may cause a fire or explosion 27 Lithium Battery Program LiPO LiHV LiFe Lilon cont CHARGING LITHIUM CHEMISTRY BATTERIES CAN CAUSE PERMANENT DAMAGE TO THE BATTERY AND IT IS NOT RECOMMENDED FOR ANYTHING OTHER THAN THE DISPOSAL OF THE BATTERY IF YOU CHOOSE TO DISCHARGE YOUR LITHIUM BATTERIES MAKE SURE TO PAY CLOSE ATTENTION TO THE MINIMUM VOLTAGE SETTING IF YOU WANT TO STORE YOUR BATTERY FOR A LONG PERIOD OF TIME YOU SHOULD UTILIZE THE STORAGE MODE CHARGE PROGRAM AS THIS IS THE SAF
9. AC DC HIGH OUTPUT DUAL CHARGING SYSTEM multi charger LAG Tg e WARNING THE CHARGING AND DISCHARGING OF RC HOBBY BATTERIES CAN BE DANGEROUS FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS IN THIS MANUAL MAY RESULT IN PROPERTY DAMAGE AND OR LOSS OF LIFE ions on purchasing your new X2 AC Pro Charger This latest addition ovative charger line offers expanded capacity and compatibility in able and compact package With dual inputs affording flexible battery rging at home and in the field the X2 AC Pro also boasts Hitec s innovative power distribution mode which allows you to efficiently assign output power based on individual battery requirements Capable of charging all battery chemistries including the new generation LiHV this powerhouse has a built Features 10 in 10 amp power supply internal balancing circuits and 10 different charge discharge profiles In addition you may utilize your smartphone for remote control via our optional WiFi module As with all Hitec products please read the OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS WA 14 and SAFETY NOTES in their entirety before you attempt to use your ne Table of Contents Introduction Warning and Safety Notes Product Layout 08 Specifications 09 attery amp Power Supply Connections ele r Distribution io 15 THE CHARGING AND DISCHARGING OF RC HOBBY BATTER 16 DANGEROUS FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE EXPLICIT WA Warning RESULT IN PROPERTY DAMAGE AND OR LOSS OF LI
10. Auto Charge Discharge Re Peak and Cycle Selecting the Battery Type N1After powering on the X2 AC Pro press the m button repeatedly until you reach the appropriate program for the battery type you wish to charge For this example we have chosen the NiMH BATT or NiCd BATT program Now press th gt button to enter the desired program NiCD NiMH Charge Mode BEFORE YOU BEGIN CHARGING YOUR BATTERY MAKE SURE Y HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL OF THE WARNINGS A Warning NFORMATION CONTAINED ON PAGES 02 07 After selecting the correct battery type if the screen does use the or buttons to change it to the CHARGE m Press the button and the amp rat a flashing Use the or buttons to adj desired rate Follow the instructions provided with your battery amperage rate Press and hold the button to begin charging n Once charging has commenced the charger will disp LAG We the following real time information battery type shaking current battery voltage charging time and charged capacity Once the battery is fully charged the screen will read END FINISH and the charger will emit a chiming sound You can press the m button at any time during the charging process to stop charging 25 NiCD NiMH Auto Charge Mode structions provided with your battery when setting the voltage cutoff In this mode the charger automatically detects the connected NiMH or ONE Eee battery and
11. C Pro ha charging output of 100 watts total This charge output can be al differently to each channel utilizing the Power Distribution f To adjust the wattage between channel got to BATT PRO the INC or DEC buttons to get to the SYSTEM SETTI to enter the System settings menu and use the or butto Max Power Set screen Press ENTER Start and the wattage amo blink Use the or buttons to adjust the wattage for that chann Adjusting one channel will change the other channel proport you change one channel to 70 watts the other channel will only Note watts available for charging Powered by Automotive Battery or DC Power Supply In DC mode the X2 AC Pro has a maximum charging output of 200 watts total This is allocated a 100 watts per channel and cannot be adjusted It is extremely important that you use either a fully charged 13 8V car battery or a high quality AC DC power supply in the range of 11 18V DC output with minimum power of 240W or higher to ensure a reliable performance 13 Switch from Channel A to B or Channel B to A Alter Values See the Status of Individual Cells in Balance Charge Mode Scroll Through the Main Menu Stop Any Charge Processes H A CH B itch from Channel A to B or from Channel B to A ROG STOP Button ion in progress or to go backto previous step screen us or decrease the parameter value or increase the parameter value or store parameters on screen
12. D FAILURE TO DO SO Warning CAN RESULT IN DAMAGE TO THE BATTERY AND POSSIBLE EXPLOSION isis a Lithium Battery Type x From the BATT PROGRAM screen press the INC c UAD DEC button to scroll through the battery type se Once you have selected the correct battery type press the ENTER Ste button to enter the charge discharge menu Lithium Charge Mode BEFORE YOU BEGIN CHARGING YOUR BATTERY HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL OF THEWAR Warning INFORMATION CONTAINED ON PAGES 02 07 IN THE CHARGE MODE LITHIUM BATTERIES CAN BE CHA THE USE OF A BALANCE ADAPTOR A BALANCE ADAPTOR CAD Note BUT IT IS NOT REQUIRED BALANCE CHARGE MODE IS RECOMN FOR ANY BATTERY WITH A BALANCE LEAD See page 12 for the appropriate charging connections setup for this operatio First select the correct battery type by following the instructions page 16 Once you have set the correct battery type press the button once to enter the charge mode and battery settings screen use the INC or DEC to select CHARGE mode Press the gt button again and the amp rate value will begin flashing Use the or buttons to adjust the value to the desired rate Follow e instructions provided with your battery when setting the charge amperage cm Press the gt button again and the voltage value will begin MEN flashing Use the or buttons to adjust the value to the 3e voltage and cell count should match the values listed on the 17 Lithium Battery
13. ENTER Start button to enter the battery memory program In the corner of the screen you will see the number 1 flashing use the or buttons to scroll to scroll through the memories When you are ready to select a memory to program press the button again to enter the memory setup menu EATT TYPE Press the button again and the battery type will begin LiFo to flash Use the or buttons to select the battery type LiPo LiFe Lilon GAV NiMH NiCd or Pb then press the gt button to confirm your selection Now you will Use or buttons to scroll through the battery parameters using the you will make adjustments in the following order using the button will reverse this order BATT VOLTE Voltage and Number of Cells Press the button and LIESS the number of cells will begin to flash Use the or buttons to change the cell count then press the button to confirm your selection CHARGE CURRENT Charge Current Press the button and the charge 2 538 current value will begin to flash Use the or buttons to change the charge current then press the button to confirm your selection DICH I CURRENT _ Discharge Current Press the button and the discharge Sf current value will begin to flash Use the or buttons to change the rs current then press the button to confirm your selection 36 DECH UOLTAGE Per Cell Discharge Voltage Press the button and the SESA per cell discharge
14. EST METHOD OF STORING YOUR LITHIUM CHEMISTRY BATTERIES IN DISCHARGE MODE LITHIUM BATTERIES CAN BE DISCHARGED WITH OR WITHOUT THE USE OF A BALANCE ADAPTOR THE USE OF Note A BALANCE ADAPTOR IS RECOMMENDED FOR DISCHARGING ANY BATTERY THAT HAS A BALANCE LEAD See page 12 for the appropriate charging connections setup for thi First select the correct battery type by fo instructions above Once you have se DD press AE button once to enter the charge mode screen use the INC or DEC to select DISCHARGE mo again and the amp rate value will begin flashing Use the of adjust the value to the desired rate Follow the instructions prov battery when setting the charge amperage rate Press the button again and the voltage value will begin flashing Us or buttons to adjust the value to the desired rate The voltage and ce should match the values listed on the battery label You are now ready to begin charging Press and hold the ENTER Start button until you see BATTERY CHECK followed by the CONFIRM ENTER CANCEL STOP AEG screen This screen displays the number of cells you set up as R and the number of cells detected by the processor as S If both numbers re identical you may press and hold the ENTER Start button to confirm and in charging If these numbers do not match press the BATT PROG Stop m to return to the previous screen and carefully check the number of cells tery pack befor
15. F ram LiPO LiHV LiFe Lilon 17 N NEVER LEAVE YOUR CHARGER UNATTENDED WHILE ram 25 A NEVER CHARGE ON OR AROUND COMBUSTIBLE MATE Program 29 33 A NEVER CHARGE A DAMAGED BATTERY PACK A LOW COST NO NAME BATTERY PACKS POSE THE MOST DANG stance Meter 33 RECOMMEND YOU ONLY USE BATTERY PACKS THAT ARE SOLD AN g Iron 34 WARRANTIED BY A REPUTABLE COMPANY IT IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED THAT YOU UTILIZE A SAFETY DEVICE SUCH AS A STEEL CASE OR LIPO SACK WHILE CHARGING LITHIUM CHEMISTRY BATTERIES A IT IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED THAT YOU KEEP AN OPERABLE CLASS A FIRE EXTINGUISHER IN THE CHARGING AREA FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE WARNINGS CAN BE CONSIDERED NEGLIGENCE BY THE OPERATOR AND MAY NEGATE ANY CLAIMS ing FOR DAMAGES INCURRED ory Preset Data Store Load 36 gt dvanced System Set Up 38 Warning and Error Messages 40 Using the Charge Control Software CHARGE MASTER 41 Recommended Accessory Commonly Used Terms Conformity Declarations usessenervesvesnessrssensensenessessessensessesessesseneesesseneseesesnenererer i E USA will not be held responsible for any damages or injuries that may ons who fail to follow these warnings or who fail to properly follow Warranty and Service sscsosrssessessssesssssenssnnensesnessesssnessesssnessesssnesnsenenrenee i ERE in this manual Disposal and Prop 65 Warning sesenta tet Warning and Safety Notes Warning Be sure to read this section for you
16. INISHED and the charger will emit Requires optional temperature sensor Part 44159 BEFORE YOU BEGIN CHARGING YOUR BATTERY MAKE SURE YOU HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL OF THEWARNINGS AND SAFETY Warning INFORMATION CONTAINED ON PAGES 02 07 After selecting the correct battery type use the or buttons to change it to the DISCHARGE mode Press the button and the amp rate value will begin flashing Use the or buttons to adjust the value to the desired charge rate The amp rate should be to 1 10 of capacity For example if you are discharging a 7Ah battery the dis rate should be set to 0 7A Follow the instructions provided with your ba setting the amp rate 30 31 Battery Meter Istance Measurement AC Pro has the ability to check your battery s total internal resistance est total resistance lowest total resistance and the resistance of each cell mply connect the battery to the charger via the main battery lead to battery socket and the balance wires to the balance socket You can use the battery meter function to check your battery s total volta highest voltage the lowest voltage and the voltage of each cell Simply con the battery to the charger via the main battery lead to the battery socket and the balance wires to the balance socket as shown below This diagram shows the correct way to connect your battery to check both the voltage and internal resistance This diagram sho
17. NC ENTER ENTER DEC 1 1V CELL DEC BATT TYPE INC BATT VOLTS INC CHARGE CURRENT INC DSCH CURRENT INC DSCH VOLTAGE DEC 40V 2P bet o oAl pee 1 0Al bes 1 7VICELL INC DEC ENTER CHARGER SAVE PROGRAM START SAVE PROGRAM LOADS C 0 0A D 1 0A SAVED ENTER ENTER STARG ENTER gt C For larger version visit www hitecrcd com C BAT MEMORY Pb 4 0V 28 O BAT MEMORY 0 NiMH CHARGE INC NIMH Aloo CHARG INC NIMHDISCHARGE INC NiMHRE PEA NC NiMHCYCLE CURRENT 10A ee CURRENT 12A fee 1 0A CUT 20V Heel 2 ee DCHG gt CHG 15 The following section contains detailed procedures that must be foll make the charger work When you power the charger on it will automat enter the LiPo Battery balance program screen Use the CHA CHB button to toggle between channels A and B and the BATT PROG STOP button to enter t BATT PROGRAM screen Once in the Battery Programming section use the lt or gt to select the desire battery or function then press ENTER Start to make your parameter adjustments The X2 AC Pro is capable of the following processes based on the type of battery chosen CHARGE This charging mode is for charging LiPo LiFe Lilon LiHV battery in normal mode 5 This program is for charging or discharging lithium battery which will not be used for long time The charging capacity may be less than normal charging but the process time will be reduced his mode is fo
18. Program LiPO LiHV LiFe Lilon cont You are now ready to begin charging Press anc ENTER Start button until you see BATTERY CHE followed by the CONFIRM ENTER CANCEL STOP ui LEID REL screen This screen displays the number of cells you set t as R and thie number of cells detected by the processor as S If both numbers are identical you may press and hold the ENTER Start button to confirm and begin charging If these numbers do not match press the BATT PROG Stop m button to return to the previous screen and carefully check the number of cells of the battery pack before proceeding DURING CHARGING DISCHARGING THE BATTERY SHOULD BE PLACED INSIDE A FIRE PROOF RETARDANT BAG AND ON A FIRE PROOF SURFACE AWAY FROM OTHER COMBUSTIBLE OBJECTS Once charging has commenced the charger will display the following real time information battery type cell ent battery voltage charging time and charged capacity you are using a balance adaptor during charging ou may press the button to view the voltage of each also view a variety of other information as detailed on tery is fully charged the screen will read FINISHED and the charger iming sound Press the m button to stop charging You may also 6 m button at any time during the charging process to stop charging um Balance Charge Mode his function is for balancing the voltage of individual Lithium polymer battery cells while charging In order
19. TER Start button until you see BATTER Tee followed by the CONFIRM ENTER CA iL sisi Sr screen This screen displays the numbe as R and the number of cells detected by the processor z are identical you may press and hold the ENTER Start gt begin charging If these numbers do not match press the BATT button to return to the previous screen and carefully check the of the battery pack before proceeding DURING CHARGING DISCHARGING THE BATTERY SHOULD B INSIDE A FIRE PROOF RETARDANT BAG AND ON A FIRE PROOF SU Caution AWAY FROM OTHER COMBUSTIBLE OBJECTS Once charging has commenced the charger will display l the following real time information battery type cell count charging current battery voltage charging time and charged capacity To view the voltage of each individual cell charging press the button You can also view a variety of other information as detailed on page 12 Once the battery is fully charged the screen will read ea FINISHED and the charger will emit a chiming sound m s button to stop charging You may also press the m button at any time arging process to stop charging 19 Lithium Fast Charge Mode Charging in Fast Charge Mode allows for a shorter charge time and will rest in a slightly reduced charging capacity To achieve maximum charge capacity we recommend you use the Lithium Balance Charge Mode If a fast charge is necessary select the fast charge mode and follow the s
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21. U ARE CHARGING CHARGING BATTERIES WITH THE WRONG SETTINGS MAY CAUSE THE CELLS TO BURST CATCH FIRE OR EXPLODE Charging Before Charging your batteries it is critical that you determine the maximum allowable charge rate for your batteries The X2 AC Pro is capable of charging at high ratesthat may not be suitable or safe for your particular batteries For example Lithium cells are typically safe to charge at 1C or the total mAh 1000 A 1200mAh battery would have a 1C charge rate of 1 2 amps A 4200mAh battery would have a 1C charge rate of 4 2 amps Some manufacturers are offering Lithium cells that can be charged at greater than 1C but this should ALWAYS be verified before charging a Lithium battery at rates higher than 1C Voltage is just as critical as the charging amperage rate and this is determined by the number of cells in series or S For example a 3S LiPo is rated at 11 1 volts S multiplied by a single LiPo cell with a nominal voltage of 3 7 volts DC 3 cells x 3 7 volts each equals 11 1 volts DC Connect the battery s main leads to the charger output red is positive and black is negative Keep in mind that the gauge or thickness of your charging leads from the X2 AC Pro to your battery must be of an acceptable current rating to handle the applied charge current For maximum safety and charging effectiveness always match or exceed the main battery lead rating when assembling or selecting your charging leads If you charge
22. WAF button to begin charging Warning INFORMATION CONTAINED ON PAGES 02 07 I ETZTB Once charging has commenced the charger will display Applicable to NiMH and NiCD batteries only in re peak mode tf zu i the following real time information battery type charging peak charge the battery once twice or three times in a row automatice ery voltage charging time and charged capacity process is good for confirming the battery is fully charged and for verifyir well the battery can accept a fast charge A five minute cool down dela e battery is fully charged the screen will read END FINISHED and the after each re peak charge ger will emit a chiming sound You can press the m button at any time during the arging process to stop charging IN RE PEAK MODE THE X2 AC PRO USES THE CHARGE AMPERAGE AND ou Discharge Mode ak VOLTAGE SETTINGS ENTERED IN CHARGE MODE SEE PAGE 16 BEFORE YOU BEGIN DISCHARGING YOUR BATTERY MAKE SURE YOU NiMH PE PFAK After selecting the correct battery type use the or buttons to select to the RE PEAK mode Press the gt button and Re peak cycle number 1 begins to flash on the screen Use the or buttons the dial once will allow you to scroll through and set up to 3 total cycles Warning HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL OF THE WARNINGS AND SAFETY INFORMATION CONTAINED ON PAGES 02 07 the button to begin the re peak process button and Fe amp rate value will begin flashing Use the or bu
23. ame charging instructions as for the Lithium Charge Mode or Lithium Balance Charge Mode BEFORE YOU BEGIN CHARGING YOUR BATTERY MAKE SURE YOU HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL OF THEWARNINGS AND SAFETY Warning INFORMATION CONTAINED ON PAGES 02 07 IN THE CHARGE MODE LITHIUM BATTERIES CAN BE CHARGED WITHOUT HE USE OF A BALANCE ADAPTOR A BALANCE ADAPTOR CAN BE USED BUT IT IS NOT REQUIRED BALANCE CHARGE MODE IS RECOMMENDED FOR ANY BATTERY WITH A BALANCE LEAD or the appropriate charging connections setup for this operation 1 I irst select the correct battery type by following the DENS AS instructions above Once you have set the correct battery y button once to enter the charge mode and battery settings 8 INC or DEC to select FAST CHG mode Press the button mp rate value will begin flashing Use the or buttons to the value to the desired rate Follow the instructions provided with your yhen setting the charge amperage rate he button again and the voltage value will begin flashing Use the buttons to adjust the value to the desired rate The voltage and cell count should match the values listed on the battery label You are now ready to begin charging Press and hold the ENTER Start gt button until you see BATTERY CHECK followed by the CONFIRM ENTER CANCEL STOP button to return to the previous screen and carefully check the numb of the battery pack before proceeding 20
24. arge discharge balance charge etc Select the process you would like to execute for the battery then press and hold the button for 3 secondsto begin the selected process 37 Advanced System Set Ur The system will be set to its default parameters when powered on for time The screen displays the following information in sequence and the change any given value on each screen To change a parameter value in the program press START ENTER to make that value blink Next change the value by pressing INC or DEC The value will be stored by pressing START ENTER once ITEM SELECTION DESCRIPTION 1 720 Min When you start a charge process t he integral safety timer automatically s tarts running att hes ame time This i s programmed top revent overcharge the battery if it p roves to be faulty or if the termination circuit cannot detect the battery full The value for the safety timer should be generous enough to allow a full charge of the battery OFF ON 100 50000 mAh This p rogram sets the maximum charge capacity that will be supplied to the battery during charge If the delta peak voltage is not detected nor the safety timer expired by any reason this feature will automatically stop the process atthe selected capacity value 38 OFF The battery s internal chemical reaction will ON cause the temperature ofthe battery t o 20 C 68 F rise If the temperature lim
25. c 20A 7 2V QS DEG 20A 72V 28 erd 20A 7 2V 2S INC LiHV CHARGE INC LiHV FAST CHARGE INC LiHV STORAGE INC LIHV DISCHARGE DEG 20A 7 6V 2S DEG 2 0A 7 6V 28 prt 20A 7 6V S ED 20A 7 6V 2S NiMH AGGo CHARGE INC NiMH DISCHARGE INC NiMHHRE PEA DEC CURRENT 2 0A pec 0 1A CUT 1 0V DEC 1 NiCd A000 CHARGE INC NiCd DISCHARGE INC NiCd REOPEAG DEG CURRENT 2 0A pec 0 1A CUT 1 0V DEC 1 Pb DISCHARGE tee 01A 20V 1P 002 00 000 50 INC TATAL 1600 000 OQ pec H 009 L 009 e flow chart depicts one channel as the example for both channels Channel A and Channel B are identical Lilo DISCHARGE 20A 72V 28 INC Lilo STORAGE DEC INC NiMH CYCLE pec CHG gt DCHG 1 INC NiCd CYCLE DEC CHG gt DCHG 1 Co000i00 Commo ING Tenn Co0000 INC Teile eu IN ON 20000AH Deg ON 0000 1220F pec Celi Lord Fo00000 SpINC AC MOO Polet Se INC DE 19000 Loc Edel pec 000 pec CUTOFF 11 0V BATT TYPE INC BATT VOLTS INC CHARGE CURRENT INC 71 raste i t SAVE PROGRAM START SAVE PROGRAM NC SAVE ENTER ENTER DEC Hel Bee B DUeU DSCH CURRENT 2 2A DEC INC DEC LiPo STORAGE LiPo DISCHA 49A TAV 2S 22A 7AV 2S SAVE PROGRAM SAVEL START SAVE PROGRAM INC_ DSCH VOLTAGE I
26. cle Additional NiCD NiMH Process Information During the NiMH NiCd battery charging discharging process the X2 AC Pro can display a variety of information using the or buttons you can lso view the following information TE P EEIESR Delta Peak Rui SENg sensitivity setting In Fouer Ul tore Input Voltage Es External internal gr Temperature temperatures NM cut off Safety timer Capacity Cut OFf BSS 2014 setting off LH a awe setting Requires optional temperature sensor Part 44159 Pb Lead Acid BATT FROGFRAM This program is only suitable for charging Pb lead acid i batteries with nominal voltages of 2 to 20V A Pb lead acid battery is significantly different from NiCD NiMH batteries Pb batteries can only deliver current lower in comparison to their capacity The same restriction applies to the charging process Consequently the optimum charge current can only be 1 10 of the capacity A Pb battery cannot be used for fast charging Please follow the instructions provided by the battery manufacturer The X2 AC Pro offers the following Pb charge modes Charge and Discharge 29 Pb Lead Acid Battery Program cont Pb Charge Mode BEFORE YOU BEGIN CHARGING YOUR BATTERY MAKE SURE YOU HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL OF THE WARNINGS AND SAFETY Warning INFORMATION CONTAINED ON PAGES 02 07 Pb Lead Acid Battery Program cont Poe Press the button again and the voltage rate value
27. determines the proper full charge and cutoff thresholds Setting thema upper charge current limit for safe levels based on your battery specifications Ff i me ZIA Press and hold the button to begin discharging Once will ensure safe charging of your specific battery If you are unsure of the h F ee discharging has commenced the charger will display maximum allowable charge rates set the charger to a maximum of 1C battery the following real time information battery type discharging current battery mAh 1000 i e 2500mAh 2 5A voltage discharging time and discharged capacity BEFORE YOU BEGIN CHARGING YOUR BATTERY MAKE SURE YOU When discharging is complete the screen will read END HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL OF THE WARNINGS AND SAFETY JE 39 CUTOFF VOL and the charger will emit a chiming sound ning INFORMATION CONTAINED ON PAGES 02 07 The i will display the elapsed time end voltage and number of mAh discharged maea After selecting the correct battery type use the or BS ira P buttons to change the charge mode to the Auto CHARGE You can press the m button at any time during the charging process to discharge process ittomand the amp rate value will begin flashing Use the or NiCD NiMH Re Peak Mode he value to the desired rate Follow the instructions provided with BEFORE YOU BEGIN CHARGING YOUR BATTERY 19 the upper charge amperage rate HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL OF THE
28. e proceeding 25 Lithium Battery Program LiPO LiHV LiFe Lilon cont DURING CHARGING DISCHARGING THE BATTERY SHOULD BE INSIDE A FIRE PROOF RETARDANT BAG AND ON A FIRE PROOF SU Caution AWAY FROM OTHER COMBUSTIBLE OBJECTS Once charging has commenced the charger will display Ti Ene the following real time information battery type cell count EGG current battery voltage charging time and charged capacity If you are using a balance adaptor during charging VR ki ERI you may press the button to view the voltage of each dividual lt i You can also view a variety of other information as detailed on battery has reached storage level the screen will read FINISHED and will emit a chiming sound Press the m button to stop charging You the m button at any time during the charging process to stop ttery Process Information charging discharging process the X2 AC Pro can display a ressing the button allows you to see the following Voltage of each cell API1Charge capacity percentage and average cell voltage ressing the button will display this information Final voltage setting GEESA Input voltage ee internal external DiE temperature Safety timer settings Requires optional temperature sensor Parti 44159 24 NiCD NiMH Battery Program AH ogram is only suitable for charging discharging NiCD NiMH batteries The AC Pro offers the following NiCD NiMH charge modes Charge
29. g the SES instructions above Once you have set the correct battery e press fie gt button once to enter the charge mode and battery settings e the INC or DEC to select STORAGE mode Press the f button e amp rate value will begin flashing Use the or buttons to e to the desired rate Follow the instructions provided with your ing the charge amperage rate 21 Lithium Battery Program LiPO LiHV LiFe Lilon cont Press the button again and the voltage value will begin flashing or buttons to adjust the value to the desired rate The voltage and ce should match the values listed on the battery label You are now ready to begin charging Press and hold the ENTER Start button until you see BATTERY CHECK followed by the CONFIRM ENTER CANCEL STOP TT LP BE screen This screen displays the number of cells you set up as R and iie number of cells detected by the processor as S If both numbers are identical you may press and hold the ENTER Start gt button to confirm and gin charging If these numbers do not match press the BATT PROG Stop m Q to return to the previous screen and carefully check the number of cells tery pack before proceeding IRING CHARGING DISCHARGING THE BATTERY SHOULD BE PLACED JEA FIRE PROOF RETARDANT BAG AND ON A FIRE PROOF SURFACE FROM OTHER COMBUSTIBLE OBJECTS Once charging has commenced the charger will display e following real time information battery
30. g the Charge Control Software Charge Master arge Master software gives you unparalleled ability to operate the rough your computer You can monitor pack voltage cell voltage and data during charging view the charge data in real time graphs or control An incorrect polarity is detected rarging and firmware updates from the Charge Master In order to connect the charger to a computer and enjoy the benefits of the Charge Master program you will need a USB cable which is not included in this package The cable must have an A plug on one end and a micro B plug on the other to connect to the charger directly The battery has been interrupted The battery connection is incorrect The balance connect is incorrect You can control monitor operate and upgrade two channels with one computer The Charge Master is available for download at www hitecrcd co The input voltage is less than 11V Recommended Accessor The input voltage is higher than 18V WiFi Module Part 44228 he Voltage of one cell in the battery pack is too low oltage of one cell in the battery pack is too high The voltage of one cell in the battery pack is invalid The cell number is wrong The internal temperature of the unit is too high The external temperature of the battery is too high The battery capacity is more than the maximum capacity set by the user The charging time is longer than the maximum charging time
31. it is reached the 80 C 176 F process will be terminated Celsius You can choose the temperature displayed Fahrenheit by Celsius or Fahrenheit as you like 1 60Mi A restt ime allowing the battery t c 1Bhin n down between charging dischargi Mension HH 1 8 A FH 1 16 Advanced System Set Up cont Default 4mV Cell 5 15mV Cell OFF ON 10 0 11 0V 0 100W This program is for NiMH NiCd battery only When the charger detects the delta peak value reaches the value you set the charger will say the battery is fully charged The beep sounds at every time t ouching the buttons to confirm your action T he beep or melody sounded at various times during operation to a lert different m ode changes This program monitors the voltage o battery If the voltage drops below you set the operation forcibly te protect the input battery It is to set the max A channel Once yo channel will take Press ENTER to load fa It indicates the hardware and firmw version 39 Warning and Error Messages In the case of an error the screen will communicate the cause of the e emit an audible sound REVERSE POLARITY CONNECTION BREAE NF pies om nd TD IMP ERROR HECE MAIN PORT ET BALANCE COMME EXT TEMP TOO HI OVER CHARGE OVER TIME LIM CAPACITY LIMI IT 40 Usin
32. ng iron cord and allow the iron to cool down a Hold the tip and pull it out _ Insert the new tip Parameter Changes Insert Rotate Clock Wise ing tip and install it ponge with water and place it into the stand he stand and do not touch any metallic parts while operating Press ENTER button to enter SYSTEM SETTING on and Setting Temperature Power on the charger select channel A and press DEC or INC button Press INC or DEC button to enter temperature unit set EE GISCHDUGIROREDIGOEOERE Press ENTER button and the temperature unit will start to blink press INC or DEC to change the unit Press ENTER button again to confirm the selection Press INC or DEC button to set the desired tempe 350 C 260 C The temperature will adjust automatically The indicates the set and real temperature Pres button to stop this function 34 35 Memory Preset Data Save Load The Save Data and Load Data programs make it easy to store and load charge and discharge profiles for up to 10 batteries per channel Data can be saved for each battery type and each charge mode available with the X2 AC Pro This allows you to recall data for each battery when charging or discharging without having to set up the program over again You can also edit settings for each saved battery Save Data Se Sol see From the BATT PROGRAM menu use the or buttons pees to scroll to the BATT MEMORY program and press the
33. ode gives you two cycling options DCHG gt CHG or CHG gt DCHG The DCHG gt CHG option will first discharge the battery and then charge the battery Ait CYCLE The CHG gt DCHG option will first charge the battery and CHG gt DCHG then discharge the battery If this screen does not currently show the cycling option you desire press the button once and this setting will begin flashing Use the or buttons to change this setting Pressing the button again will cause the number of cycles option to begin flashing Use the or buttons to change this to the number of cycles you want the X2 AC Pro to run The X2 AC Pro can cycle the battery a maximum of 5 tim s consecutively Press and hold the button and cycling will begin 28 Dee ENES MENE TA Once cycling has commenced the charger will display the DL 235350 following real time information battery type charging discharging current battery voltage charging time and charged capacity You will also see D C or C D This will indicate which cycling order you have chosen Either D or C will be flashing This flashing indicates which part of the cycle is currently being executed Once the cycling process is complete the screen will read END CYCLE and the charger will emit a chiming sound The X2 AC Pro will display the charge discharge capacity for each cycle Using the and buttons you can scroll through this data for each cy
34. onic current Conform A1 2009 A2 2009 emissions Equipment input current up to and including 16A per phase EN 55014 1 2006 A1 2009 A2 2011 and similar apparatus a Part 1 Emission EN 55014 2 Electromagnetic Compatibility EN 55014 2 1997 Requirements for household appliances electric tools A1 2001 A2 2008 and similar apparaturs Part 2 Immunity product family standard EN 61000 3 3 Electromagnetic Compatibility EMS EN 61000 3 3 2008 Part 3 3 Limitation of voltage supply systems for equipment with rated current lt 16A 80335 2012 Part 1 General requirements Conform Part 2 29 Particular requirements for battery chargers Measurement methods for electromagnetic fields of household appliances and similar apparatus with regard to human exposure 43 This symbol indicates that when this type of electronic device the end of its service life it cannot be disposed of with normal ho mmm Waste and must be recycled To find a recycling center near you refe the internet or your local phone directory for electronic waste recycling cente STATE OF CALIFORNIA PROPOSITION 65 WARNING Use caution when handling this product and avoid exposure to any electronic components or internal assemblies EXCLUSION is designed and approved exclusively for use with the types of in this Instruction Manual Hitec RCD USA accepts no liability arger is used for any
35. permanent damage ominal Voltage V The nominal voltage of the battery pack can be determined as follows NiCd or NiMH Multiply the total number of cells in the pack by 1 2 An 8 cell pack will have a nominal voltage of 9 6 volts 8 x 1 2 LiPo Multiply the total number of cells in the pack by 3 7 A 3 cell LiPo wired ir series will have a nominal voltage of 11 1 volts 3 x 3 7 4 cell LiHV wired in a series will have a nominal voltage of 14 8 volts 4 x 42 ly the total number of cells in the pack by 3 6 A 2 cell Lilo wired in a have a nominal voltage of 7 2 volts 2 x 3 6 e Multiply the total number of cells in the pack by 3 3 A 4 cell LiFe wired in series will have a nominal voltage of 13 2 volts 4 x3 3 LiHV Multiply the total number of cells in the pack by 3 7 A 4 cell LiHV wired in a series will have a nominal voltage of 14 8 volts 4 x 3 7 If the nominal voltage of the battery is not printed on the battery s label consult your battery manufacturer or supplier Do not attempt to guess the rated voltag of the battery Hitec s X2 AC Pro satisfies all relevant and mandatory CE directive with FCC Part 15 Subpart B 2010 For EC directives The product has been tested to meet the standards EN 55014 1 Electromagnetic Compatibility Requirements for household appliances electric tools la EN 61000 3 2 Electromagnetic Compatibility EMS EN 61000 3 2 2006 Part 3 2 Limits for harm
36. r balancing the voltage of lithium polymer battery cells while charging Au charger will charge NiMH and NiCd batteries using the charge current set by the user In this program the charger detects the condition of the battery which is connected to the output and automatically charges the battery AUTO CHG Note You should set up the upper limit of the charge current to avoid damage by excessive feeding current Some batteries of low resistance and capacity can lead to higher current DISCHARGE This mode is for discharging NiMH NiCd battery In re peak charge mode the charger can peak charge the battery once twice or three times in a row automatically This is good for confirming the battery is fully charged and for checking how well the battery receives fast charges NiMH RE PEAK NiCd 1 to 5 cyclic and continuous process of charge gt discharge or discharge gt charge is operable for battery refreshing and balancing to stimulate the battery s activity CHARGE This mode is for charging Pb battery DISCHARGE This mode is for discharging Pb battery CYCLE 16 ram is only suitable for charging discharging Lithium chemistry ies LiPo LiHV Lilon and LiFe e X2 AC Pro offers the following lithium charge modes Charge Balance Charge Fast Charge Storage and Discharge BEFORE SELECTING A CHARGE MODE IT IS CRITICAL THAT YOU SELECT THE CORRECT TYPE OF LITHIUM BATTERY TO BE CHARGE
37. r o 00 Q Caution Be sure to read this section to prevent accidents Warning Tip and damage to your charger Ww e Tip This section will help you maximize the performance of N your charger Note Caution Note This section will provide more detailed explanations These warnings and safety notes are of the utmost importance You must follow e instructions for maximum safety Failure to do so can damage the charger he battery and in the worst cases may cause a fire NEVER LEAVE THE CHARGER UNATTENDED WHILE IT IS CONNECTED TO in authorized service station before using it again charger and the battery should be put on a heat resistant non ammable and non conductive surface A Never place a charger on a car seat carpet or similar surface Keep all flammable volatile materials away from the operating area Make sure you know the specifications of the battery to be charged or discharged to ensure it meets the requirements of this charger If the program is set up incorrectly the battery and charger can be damaged Fire or explosion can occur due to overcharging To avoid a short circuit between the charge lead always connect the cable to the charger first then connect the battery Reverse the seg when disconnecting Warning and Safety Notes cont tempt to charge or discharge the following types of batteries A battery fitted with an integral charge circuit or a protection circuit
38. rall power of 20 Power distribution is supported in AC mode For example if Channel A is 7OW and Channel B is 30W total power is 100W Optimized Operating Software The X2 AC Pro features an AUTO function that sets the feeding current during charging or discharging For lithium batteries especially this function helps vent overcharging and its consequences It can also disconnect the circuit atically and sound an alarm if an abnormal reaction has been detected gramming feature of your X2 AC Pro is controlled by two way linkage nication and is completely customizable to the user s preferences ory Data Store Load ore up to 10 unique charge discharge profiles for each recall the data from each program setting at any time ntrol TVC he charger s end voltage can be reset ware Charge Master ree Charge Master software the X2 AC Pro gives you ability to operate the charger via your personal computer You or pack voltage cell voltage and other data during battery charging the charge data in real time graphs The Charge Master gives you the on to initiate and update firmware as well ith the Charger Master software and a single computer connection you are able to operate and update two channels at the same time Smart Phone Control via Wi Fi Module iOS and Android Finally a battery charger with its own apps This charger can be operated using a smart phone with Wi Fi connectivity op
39. rding to the maximum value previously set Temperature Threshold The battery s internal chemical reaction will cause the temperature of the attery to rise If the temperature limit is reached the process will be terminated is function is available by connecting an optional temperature probe which ble as a separate purchase Time Limit ttery by setting a maximum time limit for charging and discharging 11 12 TO AVOID SHORT CIRCUITS ALWAYS CONNECT THE CHAR TO THE CHARGER FIRST AND THEN TO THE BATTERY REVERS Warning SEQUENCE WHEN DISCONNECTING THE PACK Battery Connection With Balance Adaptor mJ c BALANCE ADAPTOR B A PRO Channel B TPUT OU SYS rger AC DC HIGH DUAL CHARGING 2 BALANCE 9 LEAD 3 E E E U d i Battery Connection c Without Balance Adaptor A P cS En NE oJ 20 ag sali 7 S Ji 7 S eu JH S Xm z o A Fi I C O A N cue Y IZA OUTPUT DC HIGH IL CHARGING SYSTI Y Y 12VDC battery or 11 18V DC 30 amp T CHA BATT PROG DEC INC ENTER multi charger ic AHTEC CHB Stop p Aa Start f A Oo 9 IN N Powered by AC Household Current In AC mode the X2 A
40. ro discharging to minimum acceptable voltages and performing a balance charge at 1C maximum rate is recommended If you choose to break in your Lithium batteries under normal use charging at only 1C for the first ten cycles will help ensure full performance and service life from your Lithium cells Note In the case of an error the screen will communicate the cause of the emit an audible sound The Set Contains 1 X2 AC Pro Charger 2 XH Adaptor X 2 3 Power Cord 4 Charging Cable X 2 5 Banana Connectors with XT60 Connector Charging Cable X 2 6 Soldering Iron Handle oldering Tip Pencil Tip dering Tip Chisel Tip ing Iron Stand g Sponge 100 240V AC 11 20V DC 200W AC input Support Power Distribution CH A 200W CH B 100W DC input CH A0 120A CH B O 1 10A Total Charge Circuit Power LCD Display Pb Battery Voltage 2 20V Capacity Range 100 50 000mAh Output Socket 2 78 lbs 4mm Banana Plug Balance Lead Socket Temperature Sensor Port ee P Soldering Iron Cord Receptacle Solderina Iron Micro USB Port for 7 PC Link WiFi Module Connection 7 76 x 7 17 x 2 80in 60W Max 392 F 842 F 60W Max 200 C 450 C Balance Lead Socket USB Port Temperature Sensor Port Cooling Fan Dual Input and Power Distribution The X2 AC Pro has a dual AC DC input comprised of AC 100 240V and DC In DC mode the power of each channel is 100W with an ove
41. tional part 44228 Internal Independent Lithium Battery Balancer Hitec s X2 AC Pro employs an individual cell voltage balancer It is not ne to connect an external balancer for balance charging 10 ode of NiMH NiCd Battery k charge mode the charger can peak charge the battery once twice ee times in a row automatically This function is useful for ensuring a full Delta Peak Sensitivity for NiMH NiCd This automatic charge termination program is based on the principle of the Delta peak voltage detection When the battery s voltage exceeds the threshold the process will be terminated automatically Cyclic Charging Discharging 1 to 5 cyclic and continuous charge gt discharge or discharge gt charge sessi are optimal for battery performance and balancing Automatic Charging Current Limit You can set the upper limit of the charging current when chargin or NiCd battery The AUTO charging mode however is recom charging NiMH batteries with low impedance and capacity LiPo Battery Meter The user can check the battery s total voltage the highest voltage and the voltage of each cell Battery Internal Resistance Meter The user can check the battery s total internal resistance and the int resistance of each cell Capacity Limit The charging capacity is always calculated as the charging current multiplied time If the charging capacity exceeds the limit the process will automatically terminate acco
42. to use the Balance Mode the battery must have a balance lead Charging in this mode is different from the normal modes because the built in processor monitors the voltage of each individual cell and controls the discharge of each individual cell in order to equalize the voltage Use of a balance adaptor with any battery that has a balance lead will improve the performance and lifespan of your battery BEFORE YOU BEGIN CHARGING YOUR BATTERY MAKE SURE YO HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL OF THEWARNINGS AND Warning INFORMATION CONTAINED ON PAGES 02 07 18 Lithium Battery Program LiPO LiHV LiFe Lilon cont for the appropriate charging connections setup for this operation First select the correct battery type by following the aL i d instructions on page 16 Once you have set the correct ery type press the button once to enter the charge mode and battery settings screen use the INC or DEC to select BALANCE mode Press the gt button again and the amp rate value will begin flashing Use the or buttons to adjust the value to the desired rate Follow the instructions provided with your battery when setting the charge amperage rate Press the button again and the voltage value will begin flashing Use the or buttons to adjust the value to the desired rate The voltage and cell co should match the values listed on the battery label You are now ready to begin charging Press ane J EN
43. tton the value to the desired discharge rate Press the button again and cutoff will begin to flash Use the or buttons to adjust the value to 26 27 EEE EERI Once Re Peak process has begun the charger will za EEE display the following real time information battery type charging current battery voltage elapsed time and charged capacity Once the Re Peak process has completed the screen will read END RE PEAK and the charger will emit a chiming sound The X2 AC Pro will display the charge discharge capacity for each cycle Using the and buttons you can scroll through this data for each cycle NiCD NiMH Cycle Mode The X2 AC Pro makes cycling of NiCD NiMH batteries easy The process of discharging and recharging cycling can be achieved automatically with one simple step and will improve the performance of NiCD NiMH batteries We strongly recommend cycling any battery that has been discharged and stored fora period of time This will increase battery life and improve performance BEFORE YOU BEGIN CHARGING YOUR BATTERY MAKE SURE YOU HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL OF THE WARNINGS AND SAFETY Warning INFORMATION CONTAINED ON PAGES 02 07 FOR CYCLING THE X2 AC PRO USES THE CHARGE DISCHARGE AMPERAGE AND VOLTAGE SETTINGS ENTERED IN THE CHARGE AND DISCHARGE MODES SEE PAGE 16 Note TITTEN After selecting the correct battery type use the or DHG CHG 3 buttons to select to the CYCLE mode The Cycle M
44. voltage value will begin to flash Use the or buttons to change the per cell discharge voltage then press the gt button to confirm your selection MAKE SURE TO FOLLOW YOUR BATTERY MANUFACTURERS RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING DISCHARGING FAILURE TO DO SO Warning MAY DESTROY THE BATTERY OR RENDER IT UNSAFE FOR USE Terminal Voltage Press the button and the terminal J voltage value will begin to flash Use the or buttons to change the ed voltage and then press the button to confirm your selection CHANGING THE TERMINAL VOLTAGE IS ONLY INTENDED FOR EXPERT USERS ANY CHANGES TO DEFAULT SETTINGS ARE COMPLETELY AT YOUR Warning OWN RISK SAVE PROGRAM Save Program Press the button to save the program of E PROGRAM SAVE will appear momentarily while the program is JE written to the memory r MEMORY 1 Once saved the screen indicate the memorynumber FAEN battery type cell count charge current and discharge URN SLTA current 1 3 72 2 A Recall Memory ENTER CHARGER From the BATT PROGRAM menu use the or buttons to LOAD scroll to the BATT MEMORY program and press button to enter the battery memory program Use the or buttons to scroll to scroll through the memories When you have found the memory you would like to use press and the gt button again to recall the memory 5 Fc BAL ANCE ierra Use the or buttons to scroll the available proceses T ch
45. will LCEPO begin flashing Use the or buttons to set the voltage mber of cells ess and hold the button and discharging will begin After selecting the correct battery type use the or buttons to change it to the CHARGE mode Once charging has commenced the charger will display HAT BEL the following real time information battery type charging current battery voltage charging time and charged capacity Press the button and the amp rate value will begin flashing Use the or uttons to adjust the value to the desired charge rate The amp rate should be set When charging is complete the screen will read FINISHED and the charger will emi 10 of capacity For example if you are charging a 7Ah battery the charge rate a chiming sound be set to 07A Follow the instructions provided with your battery when Additional Bb Process Information e amp rate During the Pb battery charging discharging process the X2 AC Pro can di eA PE AEE wl variety of information Using the or buttons you can also view the S5 begin flashing Use the or buttons to set the voltage information tton and charging will begin oa F amp 1 5A 13 56 nce charging has commenced the charger will display Tat i Temperature Td zm LS S the following real time information battery type charging cut off tempaia tage charging time and charged capacity Input voltage g is complete the screen will read F
46. ws the correct way to connect your battery to check the resistance r Ac multi charger 2 This diagram shows the correct way to connect your battery to check the voltage oed Aze121eg oed UJ Q ct ct iQ 5 K From the BATT PROGRAM menu use the or buttons azis to scroll to the BATT RESISTANCE program press the ENTER Start gt button to enter the battery resistance meter program From the BATT PROGRAM menu use the or buttons to scroll to the BATT METER program press the ENTER Start gt button to enter the battery meter program The first screen indicates each cell s voltage Fiks The first screen indicates each cell s internal resistance Press the or buttons to view the packs total voltage Press the or buttons to view the packs total volt and the cell with the highest and lowest voltage s P and the cell with the highest and lowest internal resistance 29 32 hen the soldering station is in operation the soldering tip temperature is between 392 F 842 F 200 C 450 C Mishandling on may cause burns or start a fire Do not use the soldering iron near flammable items such as nitro gas LiPo batteries etc For safety reasons DO NOT charge batteries and soldering items at the same time Setup and Connection Connect the soldering iron cord to the unit securely Replacing the Tip Turn the power to the unit off unplug the solderi
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