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‘Low Time Remaining’ Low time remaining alarm for main battery
‘High Charge Current’ High charge current alarm for main battery
‘High Discharge Current’ High discharge current alarm for main battery
‘Low Temperature’ Low temperature alarm for main battery
‘High Temperature’ High temperature alarm for main battery
‘High Midpoint Deviation’ High midpoint deviation alarm for main battery
The number inside the battery icon indicates to which battery the message applies
3.3 Synchronization
The ePRO Plus is a true next generation battery monitor that does not specically require a full
synchronization before you can actually use it (except for LiFePO4 batteries). The smart internal
algorithms can already estimate the state of charge by performing a short battery analysis at
start up. Unlike many other battery monitors on the market, the ePRO Plus will not get out of
sync easily when the battery is not being fully charged (synchronized) very often.
Nevertheless, for the highest State of Charge (SoC) readout accuracy, it is still advisable to regularly
synchronize the ePRO Plus with your battery. A synchronisation step means nothing more than
performing a complete charge cycle on your battery. The ePRO Plus will automatically detect
when a full charge cycle has been performed and resets the SoC value to 100%.
Performing full charge cycles regularly is also important to keep your battery healthy and to
increase its lifetime.
Besides automatic synchronisations, you can also manually synchronize the
battery monitor, when you are sure that your battery is fully charged. This can
be accomplished by pressing both left and right arrow keys simultaneously for
three seconds. After these three seconds, the SoC value will be reset to 100%.
For people who prefer to use the older auto synchronization method of the ePRO models, there
is an Advanced function setting (A01) available that can be set to ‘Legacy’ mode. After it has been
set to Legacy mode, all needed auto synchronization parameters will show up in the Advanced
properties list to modify if desired. See chapter 6.8 for more information.