Futaba CDR-5000 Charger User Manual

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CDR-5000 Functions

DELAY: CDR-5000 in cycle mode is now waiting to restart again because the temperature measured by the Thermo
Stand is still over 40 degrees Celsius.
SHORT: This includes reverse connection of a battery, electrical short, over-discharge and electrical short at DX port
of CDR-5000.
LOW BAT: when the output voltage of a power source drops while charging.

VOLT.

This shows the voltage of the battery that is currently connected.

AMPE.

This shows the present charging current or discharging current. Minus symbol "-" will be attached to
the number in case of discharging mode.

PEAK VOLT.

This shows the peak voltage of a battery that is obtained while the battery is charged.

AVERAGE VOLT.

This shows the average voltage of a battery that is obtained while the battery is charged or discharged.

FIRST STAGE

This shows the estimated average voltage of a battery at an early stage of discharging process by using
the time consumed for discharging from the beginning to the end.

MIDDLE STAGE

This shows the estimated average voltage of a battery at a middle stage of discharging process by using
the time consumed for discharging from the beginning to the end.

LAST STAGE

This shows the estimated average voltage of a battery at a late stage of discharging process by using the
time consumed for discharging from the beginning to the end.

INTERNAL RES.

This shows the internal resistance of the battery that is under charging or discharging.

CAPACITY

This shows the accumulated amount of charge or discharge that has been charged or discharged from
the beginning.

TIME

This shows the accumulated amount of time from the start of charging or discharging.

POER LEVEL

This is the number that represents the status of a battery under charging or discharging by calculating
from the voltage drop of the battery to which a certain constant load is applied. The maximum is 120%.

MATCH LEVEL

This shows the matched level among the battery cells how the cells are well matched to each other in
terms of their characteristics.