Wayne's World
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So I finally got to use it, and its pretty awesome. First order of business - Attempting to rejuvenate, and capacity test tool batteries.
I have one with a set of dead cells that I jump started with my resistor rig, but the 4010 just doesn't like them past certain amount of random time, at any voltage. So far got them up to 2.85v and it throws a 'low voltage cell' error. I'm assuming now that the low cut off voltage is 3.0v?
I read that it can precharge low voltage cells, and it did to a point - displaying "pre_c", but errored after a while.
So, is there a function that will get the cell to where it needs to be? I saw in the settings something about low voltage setting, default being 1v IIRC, but it wasn't obvious if that was the minimum it would recognise, or the max it would charge to at low current. but as mentioned the pre_c which hovered around 50~100mA, until above around 3v, so I am a little confused in this one.
I've skimmed the manual but I'm not finding it the easiest thing to follow!
I have one with a set of dead cells that I jump started with my resistor rig, but the 4010 just doesn't like them past certain amount of random time, at any voltage. So far got them up to 2.85v and it throws a 'low voltage cell' error. I'm assuming now that the low cut off voltage is 3.0v?
I read that it can precharge low voltage cells, and it did to a point - displaying "pre_c", but errored after a while.
So, is there a function that will get the cell to where it needs to be? I saw in the settings something about low voltage setting, default being 1v IIRC, but it wasn't obvious if that was the minimum it would recognise, or the max it would charge to at low current. but as mentioned the pre_c which hovered around 50~100mA, until above around 3v, so I am a little confused in this one.
I've skimmed the manual but I'm not finding it the easiest thing to follow!