Lenmar MSC366 Manual

Lenmar Batterioplader MSC366

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Mach 1® Speed Charger TM

For 3.6 & 6.0 Volt

NiCd / NiMH Batteries

Universal Charger for NiCd / NiMH Camcorder Batteries

PLEASE READ THE INFORMATION AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS THOROUGHLY BEFORE USING THIS

PRODUCT.

Introduction

The Mach 1 Speed Charger is a highly advanced and fully automatic battery charger which is compatible with 3.6 & 6.0 Volt NiCd

/NiMH batteries for camcorders from Sony, JVC, Panasonic, Sharp, Hitachi, RCA and other manufacturers.

The Mach 1 Speed Charger features microprocessor controlled Neotherm

® active pulse speedcharging to charge your battery more

than twice as fast as other chargers. Not only will it charge the battery safely and reliably, it will prolong the battery life. Charging

progress, MAX charge and error conditions are all provided by the LED indicators.

Flexible power input allows you to use the Mach 1 Speed Charger from home or overseas with its 110V-240V AC Universal Power

Supply, or on the road using the DC Cigarette Lighter Adapter included.

Operation:

Getting Ready

Choose the adapter plate for the type of battery you will be charging. Each of the adapter plates is labeled as to the batteries it can

work with. If the charger base does not already have the adapter plate you want attached, you will need to remove the adapter plate

first by pushing down on the plate and sliding it to the rear of the charger base (away from the LED indicators). Then, attach the

selected adapter plate to the charger unit by aligning the arrows on the sides of the adapter plates and the charger base as shown.

While pressing down lightly on the adapter plate, slide the plate toward the front of the charger base until it locks.

Plug-in, either the AC Adapter or the DC Cigarette Lighter power adapter, and connect the other end of the power adapter cable to the

power input jack on the rear of the charger unit.

Status LED’s

Together, the three LED’s on the front of the Mach 1 charger will indicate the status of the battery and the charger. See the

descriptions and diagrams included in the following sections regarding the various indications and their meaning.

Charging Your Battery

StandBy Mode: Without any battery installed, the charger will flash the LED on the left, marked MED, indicating that the charger is

standing by and waiting for a battery to be connected (see diag.-1).

Diag.-1

Once a battery has been properly connected to the appropriate adapter plate, the charger will determine the status of the battery and

begin the proper phase of the charging cycle. There are 3 phases to the charge cycle. The battery may be removed during any of the

charging phases without harm to the battery or charger unit.

Phase I – Initial Charge: All 3 LED’s flashing in sequence from MED MAX (left) to (right) (see diag.-2). If the battery is low, this

will be the first charge phase. With high capacity batteries, this phase can sometimes be the longest of the 3 phases. Similarly, with

some low capacity batteries and batteries reaching the end of their life, this phase can be very short.

Diag.-2

Note: When the battery is first connected, the LED’s may instantly indicate MED, HI or MAX charge depending on the charge status

of the battery. The process will continue normally from that point forward.

Note: It is normal for the charger, AC adapter, or the battery to become warm during charging.

Phase II – MED Charge: The MED LED is on continuously and other LED’s are flashing in sequence (see diag.-3). At this point

the battery is typically about 50% charged. Some batteries, if they are worn out and near the end of their life, can be as low as 10%

charged.

Diag.-3

Phase III – HI Charge: The MED and HI LED’s are on and the MAX LED is flashing (see diag.-4). At this point the battery is

typically, about 70% charged.

Diag.-4

Charge Complete – MAX Charge: All three LED’s are on at the same time (see diag.-5). Charging has completed and the battery

is fully charged. It is recommended to remove the battery at this time.

Diag.-5

Error Condition – Charge Terminated: If the battery is removed before a complete charge has been reached, the charger will

continue indicating the last complete charging phase for up to 1 minute. After that time, an ‘Error’ indication will appear on the

LED’s, shown by the MED and MAX LED’s coming on together while the HI LED is off (see diag.-6).

Diag.-6

The Error Condition will also be indicated if the charger senses any problem with the battery being charged. To reset the error

condition, unplug the charger from the power adapter for a few seconds, then reconnect it to the power adapter. If the Error occurs

again, there may be a defect in the battery that will prevent safely charging.

Estimated Battery Charge Times:

Battery Capacity Time to MAX Charge *

1200mAh 45 min.

1600-1800mAh 50 min.

3800mAh 100 min.

* Actual charge times may vary depending on the battery, cell condition and capacity.

Trouble Shooting Tips:

• Batteries should be replaced when runtime becomes short.

• If the LED status indicator does not light up when the charger is plugged into either supplied power adapter, recheck the connections and make

sure that the AC socket or cigarette lighter has power.

Produkt Specifikationer

Mærke:	Lenmar
Kategori:	Batterioplader
Model:	MSC366

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