La Crosse Technology BC-9009U Function Keys, Operating Modes of the Charging Unit

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charging current can be set up to 1500 or 1800 mAh when two batteries are charged.

Fast charging – 70 mins to charge up 2000 mAh batteries

Individual LCD display for all compartments

Charging both “AA” and “AAA” rechargeable batteries simultaneously

Overheat detection to protect rechargeable batteries from over-charging

Minus delta voltage (-dV) detection for charge termination

Damaged batteries detection

Discharge mode (first discharging and then charging) to remove memory effect of rechargeable batteries

Refreshing old rechargeable batteries by discharging/ charging cycles

Test function to check the capacities of rechargeable batteries

Charging/ Discharging functions can be launched independently and simultaneously to each rechargeable battery in the compartments

Various display modes during charging/ discharging – the charging current (in mA), time elapsed (in hh:mm), the terminal voltage (in V) and accumulated capacities (in mAh or Ah)

INVENTORY OF CONTENTS

1.Charging unit

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Compartment Number key

Press and release the Number key to select a particular battery compartment for charge modes and/or display mode adjustment.

MODE key

The mode key shall first be pressed and held for about 1 second to activate the mode change. The subsequent pressing of the mode key will toggle between the “Charge”, “Discharge”, “Test” and “Refresh” mode. To change the operating mode for an individual rechargeable battery, first press the corresponding NUMBER key then press the MODE key.

DISPLAY key

Press and release to select the displays of the charging current (in mA), time elapsed (in hh:mm), the terminal voltage (in V) and accumulated capacities (in mAh or Ah) during the charging or discharging process.

To change the display content of a particular rechargeable battery, first press the corresponding NUMBER key then press the DISPLAY key.

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2.Transformer

3.Size “C” battery adapter & Size “D” battery adapter (Total of 4 Adapters)

4.Holding Bag

5.“AA” rechargeable battery (4) & “AAA” rechargeable battery (4)

6.Instruction Manual

FUNCTION KEYS:

There are three easy-to-use function keys and four number keys on the charging unit:

Compartment Number keys

CURRENT key MODE key

DISPLAY

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CURRENT key

Press to select the amount of current to be applied (within the first 8 seconds after batteries are inserted) in different operating modes (also see “Start charging the rechargeable batteries” below).

OPERATING MODES OF THE CHARGING UNIT

This powerful charging unit provides the following operating modes:

a.Charge the rechargeable battery (CHARGE) – to charge the rechargeable battery, automatically switches to trickle charge after the rechargeable battery is full.

b.Discharge then charge the rechargeable battery (DISCHARGE) – to discharge the rechargeable battery then charge it to minimize the memory effect.

c.Refresh the rechargeable battery (REFRESH) – to refresh the rechargeable battery to its maximum capacity by charging and discharging the rechargeable battery repeatedly until no further increase in the capacity is estimated. For old rechargeable batteries or those have not been used for a long time, refreshing may bring the rechargeable battery back to the optimum condition.

d.Check the rechargeable battery capacity in mAh/ Ah (TEST)

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Contents Introduction BC-9009U Battery Charger Table of ContentsFeatures Function Keys Operating Modes of the Charging UnitCharge Mode Charging Time with various charging currentStart Charging the Rechargeable Batteries Discharge Mode Current Discharge ModeRefresh Mode Test Mode Current Test ModeDisplay Mode Information Trickle ChargingDuring Size C and Size D Battery Adapters Free Accessory Care and MaintenanceSpecifications Liability DisclaimerHow do you check battery condition? Quick Start for charging batteryOverview of Using Modes and Current Options What is the charger capacity?How do you charge the smaller AAA battery? Why does my display flash a number?My battery reads Null Why do my new batteries not show full capacity?