User manual

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Handling the device
Application of the analogue interface
Charging start/stop or output on/off
Digital inputs (DI)
Before the charging can be started remotely, the de-
vice is required to be set into remote control (pin 7).
In „Power Supply Mode“, pin 8 is used to switch the
power output off and then on again. In this mode, the
output can be whether the remote control is active or
not.
In battery charging mode the pin is used to start or stop
the charging again.
Reference is digital ground (DGND).
Caution! If pin „Rem-SB“ is already pulled to low when
switching to remote control, then the charging will start
immediately.
Monitoring the device condition
Digital outputs (DO)
For clarication only, no real schematic example!
The outputs are quasi open collector outputs with a
pull-up resistor to Vcc. The maximum input voltage
must not exceed 30V and the maximum input current
must not exceed 20mA.
With this, also relays or LEDs can be used to indicate
the status without the necessity to amplify.
Reference is digital ground (DGND).
Monitoring voltage and current
Analogue outputs (AO)
The analogue monitoring outputs put out 0...10V which
corresponds to 0...100% of the nominal values.
Reference is analogue ground (AGND).
Temperature sensor input
Analogue output (AO)
The temperature sensor alters the charging voltage
according to the ambient temperature of the battery, if
placed in proximity, or to the battery surface tempera-
ture if placed directly on the battery.
It is important to only use sensors with 10mV/K. Allowed
temperature range is -15°C...50°C.
The included sensor is a LM335, pin assigment as
shown above. Always connect with correct polarity
according to the wiring scheme.
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