W W Manufacturing Battery Charger X3 X6 User Manual

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ANALYZER X3 & X6  
User’s Manual  
W & W Manufacturing Co.  
800 South Broadway  
Hicksville, NY 11801  
In USA & Canada: 800-221-0732  
In N.Y. State: 516-942-0011  
Fax: 516-942-1944  
1 Ready 2 Read  
4 Ready 5 testi  
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ng  
3Ready  
6 Chrg  
3 MINUTE  
BATTERY  
ANALYZER  
All specifications are subject to change without notice.  
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MADE IN  
USA BY:  
W & W Manufacturing Co.  
Copyright Version 210.19.07.Rev.2  
 
Notes  
Safety and Operating Environment  
Always use a grounded AC outlet to power the Analyzer X3 & X6.  
Keep the Analyzer X3 & X6 at least one-foot away from any object to allow for proper  
ventilation.  
Do not Analyze Batteries outside the recommended temperature ranges. For good and  
consistent results, 25°C (Room temperature) is recommended. Allow batteries to stabilize to room  
temperature before analyzing.  
Do not exceed the battery manufacturer’s recommended voltage, charge current and  
discharge current.  
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Universal cup  
OVERVIEW  
The Universal cup will allow one to evaluate batteries with different chemistries and cell counts within defined  
specifications. The Universal cup has one memory location that can be programed the same as the Learn  
Memory location in a standard cup.  
During entry into the “Learn Mode”of the Universal cup, Battery Chemistry, Capacity, and the number of Cells  
Are prompted for data entry. Follow the Directions below to enter data for the Learn Mode.  
The W&W Analyzer X3& X6 is a programmable battery tester and battery cycler capable of testing a variety  
of battery chemistries such as; Lithium Ion, Lithium Polymer, Nickel Cadmium and Nickel Metal Hydride.  
Most mechanical shapes can be accommodated with a specially designed battery cup. See battery  
Cup description for more information.  
FEATURES  
Data Range  
Chemistry (Lithium Ion, Nickel Cadmium, and Nickel Metal Hydride)  
Analyzes, condition and charges Nickel Cadmium and Nickel Metal Hydride batteries.  
Analyzes and charge lithium Ion and lithium polymer batteries.  
Features a single button capable of multifunction and an easy to read display for a user interface.  
Auto condition cycle for nickel batteries and life cycle mode for all batteries.  
Capacity 100 - 4000 maH  
# Of Cells  
1-12 NiCd and 1-4 Li-ion  
SELECTING “ LEARN “ FOR  
UNIVERSAL CUP  
ACTION  
Important: It is important that when testing  
an UNKNOWN BATTERY in the learn mode that  
you select the UNKNOWN state as opposed to  
GOOD. You can not perform a valid Quick  
test or an impedance test with the Universal cup.  
One must observe the proper polarity when  
connecting the battery to the Universal cup.  
Should you connect the battery incorrectly,  
you will hair a buzzing sound, reverse the leads.  
*
EMPTY  
Display After “Turn On”  
Quick Test (QT), determines the state of a battery, as well as one of two states  
Batt>60% and Batt<60%  
EMPTY  
PUSH BUTTON ONCE  
NO ACTION  
NO ACTION  
PUSH  
Prime mode, allows one to enable a Li-ion battery to be unlocked at the upper and lower end of  
the Li-ion protective circuits range. Enabling Nickel based battery to acquire a charge to enable  
the battery to be evaluated by the various modes of the X3 & X6.  
INSERT BATTERY  
LEARN MODE  
SELECTED  
Optional thermal printer for status and result printing.  
At this point you may perform all the standard  
operations that can be performed in stations; 2  
3, 5 and 6 of the X3 and X6.  
BATT STATUS: UNKNOWN OR GOOD  
<FUNCTION> TO CHANGE  
PC program available for more advance user interfacing and graph generation.  
BATTERY TYPE =  
LITHIUM ION  
Embedded OEM parameters or user defined profiles in “Learn Mode”.  
PUSH  
PUSH  
To change the cup settings for a different battery  
or for different parameters for the same battery,  
just repeat the Learn mod process again.  
SELECTED CAPACITY =  
1800 MAHR  
CELL COUNT =  
2 CELLS  
PUSH  
ENTER THE NEW CHARGE  
RATE: 1000 MA  
PUSH  
PUSH  
PUSH  
PASS / FAIL LEVEL =  
80% OF CAPACITY  
.
ENTER NEW DIS -CHRG  
RATE: C/2  
LION 1CELL 1800MAH  
CHRG: 1000MA C /:2  
NO ACTION  
NO ACTION  
PUSH  
STORING NEW  
CONFIGURATION  
READY  
Universal cup.  
LEARN MODE COMPLETE  
REMOVE BATTERY  
REMOVE BATTERY  
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Learn Mode  
X3 & X6 Specifications  
Station  
This mode when selected will allow a battery’s parameters to be created for new battery models.  
A battery “Adapter Cup” holds a total of 5 battery profiles for parameter storage; four are preprogrammed  
with OEM information for a particular battery series. The fifth profile can be modified by the “Learn  
Mode”. During entry into the “Learn Mode”, Battery Chemistry, Capacity, and the number of Cells are  
prompted for data entry. Follow the Directions below to enter data for the Learn Mode.  
Std Power Supply Hi Power Supply  
X3 X6  
3
6
Number of stations  
QuickTest:  
Stations  
#1  
#1 & 4  
Data Range  
Chemistry (Lithium Ion, Nickel Cadmium, and Nickel Metal Hydride)  
Takes approximately 3min.  
Checks Impedance  
Capacity 100 - 4000 maH  
# Of Cells  
Checks voltage min/max  
Checks discharge at different rates  
Utilizes an algorithm to determine capacity range.  
1-12 NiCd and 1-4 Li-ion  
SELECTING “ LEARN “  
AND RESULTS  
ACTION  
Important: It is important that when testing  
an UNKNOWN BATTERY in the learn mode that  
you select the UNKNOWN state as opposed to  
the GOOD state until the battery has been  
certified to be equal to or greater than 95% of  
it’s rated capacity, then perform an Impedance  
test and record the results, repeat the learn  
mode with: BATT STATUS: as GOOD. Once a  
good battery is learned, you will be able to  
perform a QUICK TEST in station (1) of the X3  
and on stations (1) and (4) of the X6.  
Stations  
Standard Tests:  
*
3
3
3
3
3
1
6
Charge only  
Discharge onl y  
Cycle : 1 , 2 , 3  
Auto  
Condition  
Impedance  
6
EMPTY  
Display After “Turn On”  
6
6
6
EMPTY  
PUSH BUTTON ONCE  
NO ACTION  
NO ACTION  
PUSH  
1 & 4  
INSERT BATTERY  
Battery Voltage : 1.2 to 15V  
Max. Number of cells: Nickel based : 12 cells, Li-ion: 4 cells  
Charge/Discharge current: 50mA to 4A in 50mA steps  
LEARN MODE  
SELECTED  
Maximum charge power :  
X3  
X6  
55W/station, 60W total  
55W/station, 120W total  
58W/station,100W totaL  
58W/station, 200W total  
BATT STATUS: UNKNOWN OR GOOD  
<FUNCTION> TO CHANGE  
*
Maximum Discharge power:  
X3  
X6  
25W/station, 75W total  
25W/station, 150W total  
25W/station, 75W total  
25W/station 150W total  
Learn Mode Precautions  
BATTERY TYPE =  
LITHIUM ION  
.
PUSH  
PUSH  
A good battery must be used to calibrate a  
battery’s profile. OEM batteries have unique  
profiles that should not be used when testing  
non-OEM batteries. For each new non-OEM  
battery, create a new profile. The factory  
settings can not be modified in the field,  
however by utilizing the LEARN MODE  
function one can learn a non-OEM battery.  
It is very important that the battery you are  
using the LEARN MODE function for must be  
at least 95% of the stated capacity and a  
Impedance test should be performed on  
the battery in question and entered when  
requested in the LEARN MODE. It is a good  
idea to set the acceptable deviation to  
35% to begin with. The learning of a good  
non-OEM battery will enable you to perform  
a QUICK TEST (QT) in station #1 of the X3 and  
stations #(1) and #(4) of the X6.  
Power Management: The X3 & X6 automatically regulates which station will receive max. Power during high pwr demands.  
SELECTED CAPACITY =  
1800 MAHR  
Chemistries: Lion, NiCD and NiMH  
CELL COUNT =  
2 CELLS  
PUSH  
Charge and End of Charge Detection Protocols:  
Li -ion, Constant current - Constant voltage Detection is achieved at C/11. Where (C) = capacity of Batt.  
Nickel based battery: Constant current, with negative delta V Detection.  
*
ENTER THE NEW CHARGE  
RATE: 1000 MA  
PUSH  
PUSH  
PUSH  
Display: 20x2 Backlit LCD  
PASS / FAIL LEVEL =  
80% OF CAPACITY  
Batter y Adapters:  
Quick Connect Adapter Cups for ease of changing Adapters (No tools required)  
Five Memory locations, each can be programmed for Li-ion, NiCD or NiMH  
Fifth memory location is field programmable, for all parameters  
ENTER NEW DIS -CHRG  
RATE: C/2  
Data Ports:RS-232 interface to P.C. And Serial Printer  
NOMINAL IMPEDANCE = **  
**  
PUSH  
PUSH  
250 mOHMS  
Line Voltage:  
Input Current:  
100 TO 240 VAC 50 to 60 Hz  
2 A  
ACCEPT DEVIATION =  
35%  
Output:  
X3  
X3  
X6  
X6  
LION 1CELL 1800MAH  
CHRG: 1000MA C /:2  
NO ACTION  
NO ACTION  
PUSH  
Dimensions and Weight:  
Length  
Width  
h
Dept  
Weight  
4.5”(110.25mm)  
13”(318.5mm)  
9”(220.5mm)  
6.5lb(2.96kg)  
Length  
Width  
h
Dept  
Weight  
4.5”(110.25mm)  
24.5”(622.3mm)  
9”(220.5mm)  
STORING NEW  
CONFIGURATION  
11.3lb(5.2kg)  
READY  
Options Available:  
P.C. Software, Serial Printer, Universal Adapter and Power Supply ([email protected])  
LEARN MODE COMPLETE  
REMOVE BATTERY  
070217 All Specifications are subject to change without notice.  
REMOVE BATTERY  
(**) APPEARS ONLY WHEN A (GOOD) BATTERY IS BEING LEARNED!  
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Parts Overview  
Impedance Test  
Impedance of a battery can be a good indicator of degradation of a battery’s performance. In general, the lower  
the impedance number the better the battery performance during discharge. As a battery ages the  
impedance starts to rise indicating possible problems with the electrolyte, separator, contact corrosion, or  
metal interfaces, all impact the impedance.  
The initial impedance of a new battery should be recorded and compared through the life of a battery and a  
determination can be made to remove the battery from service when the impedance rises out of range.  
The Analyzer X3 and X6 produce impedance results within a 15 seconds of testing and displays the impedance in  
Ohms on the display or on a printout when an optional printer is used.  
Adapter cups  
Follow the directions below for Impedance testing.  
Printer Port  
This test is only performed in Pocket #1 for the X3 and pockets #1 and #4 for the X6.  
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1
EMPTY  
EMPTY  
3
EMPTY  
SELECTING “IMPEDANCE “  
AND RESULTS  
ACTION  
EMPTY  
Display After “Turn On”  
DISPLAY  
Analyzer X3  
TO PROCEED PRESS  
<FUNCTION>  
FUNCTION BUTTONS  
After the battery is placed  
in the adapter  
PUSH FUNCTION BUTTON  
until battery  
specs appear  
NICD 700 MAH 7.2V  
<FUNCTION> FOR NEXT  
in the display  
NICD 700 MAH 7.2V  
HAS BEEN SELECTED  
NO ACTION  
PUSH  
QUICK TEST  
<FUNCTION> FOR NEXT  
On/Off Switch  
Power in Receptacle  
CYCLE/AUTO/CONDITION  
<FUNCTION> FOR NEXT  
PUSH  
PUSH  
Serial Port  
(Computer) DB9-female  
Serial Port  
(Printer) DB9-Male  
DIS -CHRG BATTERY  
<FUNCTION> FOR NEXT  
CHARGE BATTERY  
<FUNCTION> FOR NEXT  
PUSH  
Rear view of Analyzer X3  
Hi Power in Receptacle  
optional  
IMPEDANCE TEST  
<FUNCTION> FOR NEXT  
NO ACTION  
IMPEDANCE TEST  
HAS BEEN SELECTED  
On/Off Switch  
Power in Receptacle  
NO ACTION  
TESTING  
READY  
NO ACTION  
FOR RESULTS PUSH  
BATTERY IMPEDANCE  
.233 ohms  
PUSH  
Serial Port  
(Computer) DB9-female  
Serial Port  
(Printer) DB9-Male  
Rear view of Analyzer X6  
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Charge Mode  
Understanding the Analyzer X3’s and X6’s Adapter CUP  
The Analyzer X3 and X6 applies two types of charge algorithms for the two types of chemistries.  
For Nickel based battery chemistries, a constant current of 1C (changeable with software option) is applied  
until the battery voltage peaks and descends negative. A top off current or 0.2C is then applied for 30  
minutes to bring the total charge to 100%.  
The “Adapter Cup” allow different batteries to be serviced by the Analyzer X3 and X6.  
Each “Adapter Cup” is made for a specific battery model. There are 5 memory locations  
(data profile locations) within each “Adapter Cup”. The first four profiles store pre-stored  
battery information and can only be altered using an optional software interface. The type  
of data stored for example is chemistry (NiCD, NiMH, Lithium Ion and Lithium Polymer),  
capacity, impedance, charge current, and discharge current.  
The fifth profile location is used for a user defined battery type or the same OEM model.  
To invoke this location and store data, use the “Learn Mode”. See the Section on “Learn  
Mode” in order to enter data.  
Lithium batteries are charged with a different algorithm. The Analyzer X3 and X6 applies a constant current of  
1C until the battery pack voltage equals between 4.1 and 4.2 Volts (the exact voltage depends on the pack  
manufacturer’s specification). Upon reaching the predetermined voltage, the voltage is then held constant  
allowing the current to decrease to C/11.  
The rate at which the battery is charging is called a C rate. The (C) rate is the charging current divided by the  
Capacity of the battery . For example: the capacity of a battery is 1200maH and the charge current is  
1200 mA, than (C) rate is 1(C). If the charge current is reduced to 120 mA, then the C rate is 0.1C.  
To select the Analyzer X3’s and X6’s Charge Mode, follow the directions below:  
Highlighted Features  
SELECTING “ CHARGE “  
RESULTS  
ACTION  
Physically accommodates battery pack in the analyzer  
Holds five different Muti -chemistry parameter profiles.  
Learn Mode profile location for user defined parameters of a unique battery.  
Locking Latch system allows cups to be changed without tools.  
EMPTY  
Display After “Turn On”  
UP to 4 OEM battery pack’s profiles programmed at factory  
TO PROCEED PRESS  
<FUNCTION>  
After the battery is placed  
in the adapter  
Prime mode, allows the unlocking of a Li-ion Battery protection  
circuits, both at the upper and lower limits. The Prime mode will  
also put a charge on a nickle based battery that has been  
allowed to self discharge to a level that the X3 or the X6 or a battery charger  
could not recognize it when the battery is placed in a charger or the  
X3 or X6.  
PUSH FUNCTION BUTTON  
until battery  
specs appear  
LION 1650 MAH 7.4V  
<FUNCTION> FOR NEXT  
in the display  
LION 1650 MAH 7.4V  
HAS BEEN SELECTED  
NO ACTION  
PUSH  
QUICK TEST  
<FUNCTION> FOR NEXT  
CYCLE/AUTO/CONDITION  
<FUNCTION> FOR NEXT  
PUSH  
DISCHARGE BATTERY  
<FUNCTION> FOR NEXT  
PUSH  
CHARGE BATTERY  
<FUNCTION> FOR NEXT  
NO ACTION  
NO ACTION  
CHARGE BATTERY  
HAS BEEN SELECTED  
CHARGING  
READY  
NO ACTION  
NO ACTION  
Adapter cup  
CHARGE COMPLETED  
120 MINUTES + TOP OFF  
FOR RESULTS  
PUSH  
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Discharge Mode  
Getting Started  
The Analyzer X3 and X6 is capable of a single discharge cycle by selecting Discharge Mode.  
In the normal discharge mode a constant pre-stored load current (C/5) is applied to the battery until 1volt  
per cell has been reached. The result of the measurement is displayed as a percent of capacity. The  
capacity of a battery is defined as the amount of current over time. So the discharge result shown by the  
Analyzer X3 and the X6 is also given in mAh, the amount of current discharged over time.  
The rate at which the battery is discharge is called the (C) rate. 1C is the discharge current amount of the  
battery divided by battery capacity. For example: the capacity of a battery is 1200mAh and the discharge  
current is 1200 mA, 1C. If the discharge current is reduced to 120 mA, then the C rate is 0.1C.  
Power Up  
- Connect the unit to the proper AC voltage and  
Turn-on power using the switch located on the  
Back of the unit.  
ONCE THE UNIT HAS BEEN  
POWERED, THE DISPLAY  
SHOULD SHOW, AND THEN SHOW  
WW Manufacturing  
V3.20P Date: 2.09.03  
Use the following procedure to select the Discharge mode:  
2
X3  
X6  
1
EMPTY  
EMPTY  
SELECTING “ DISCHARGE “  
RESULTS  
3
EMPTY  
3
6
1
4
2
5
ACTION  
EMPTY  
EMPTY  
EMPTY  
EMPTY  
EMPTY  
EMPTY  
EMPTY  
Display After “Turn On”  
TO PROCEED PRESS  
<FUNCTION>  
You are now ready to service a bat.tery. Placing the appropriate “adapter cup” in the analyzer will allow  
you to service an OEM battery. The cup contains pre-stored data e.g. chemistry type, capacity, impedance,  
charge rate and discharge rate for 4 battery types.  
There is a fifth data position in the “cup” reserved for user defined information during the Learn Mode.  
See “Learn Mode” for more information.  
After the battery is placed  
in the adapter  
PUSH FUNCTION BUTTON  
until battery  
specs appear  
LION 1650 MAH 7.4V  
<FUNCTION> FOR NEXT  
in the display  
1. Place a battery into the “adapter cup”. The display “Press Function to Proceed” should be displayed.  
LION 1650 MAH 7.4V  
HAS BEEN SELECTED  
NO ACTION  
PUSH  
The analyzer should detect your battery and give chemistry and capacity options as the function button is  
Pushed. See note below, should the aforementioned not occur. *  
QUICK TEST  
<FUNCTION> FOR NEXT  
*Note: If you do not see your chemistry during this process, remove the battery and reinsert it after pressing  
the function button momentarily. This operation will place you in the “Learn Mode”. See “Learn Mode” on how  
To proceed.  
CYCLE/AUTO/CONDITION  
<FUNCTION> FOR NEXT  
PUSH  
2. Scroll through the menu until your battery appears (using the Function Button). When your battery  
appears, stop pressing the Function Button and wait until the display stop blinking. An acknowledgement  
beep will be heard and the display will also acknowledge your selection.  
DIS-CHRG BATTERY  
<FUNCTION> FOR NEXT  
NO ACTION  
NO ACTION  
3. The display will now show a menu of “Test options”as you press the function button e.g. QUICK TEST,  
CYCLE/AUTO/CONDITION, Dis-charge, Charge and Impedance Test. This sequence only occurs for Station (1).  
For Stations (2) and (3) you will see the following sequence: CYCLE/AUTO/CONDITION, DIS-CHRG BATTERY  
and CHARGE BATTERY  
DIS-CHRG BATTERY  
HAS BEEN SELECTED  
DIS-CHRG  
READY  
NO ACTION  
NO ACTION  
As you press the Function button the display should scroll through the menu of “Tests”. When the test you  
have select appears in the display, just simply stop pressing the function button and wait until the display  
stop blinking. Once the display stops blinking, an acknowledgement beep will be heard along with a visual  
of the test you Selected in the display.  
4. The test you selected will now start. Results will be displayed upon completion and if you have the  
optional printer attached a print out will also be printed upon test completion.  
DIS-CHRG BATTERY  
CAP= 91% 1501MAH  
FOR RESULTS  
PUSH  
13  
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QUICK TEST ANALYSIS  
Condition Mode  
The CONDITION CYCLE serves basically two needs of Nickel based batteries, one is to reform the  
This is an advanced proprietary algorithm capable of determining the health of a battery. Specially stored  
parameters allowing the Analyzer X3 or X6 to identify a battery’s range of capacity and display: Batt>60% or  
Batt<60%of rated capacity . Batteries that have a low state of charge when placed in the X3 for the QT  
May require a charge of up to 10 minutes before performing the QT. Up to 3 attempts to charge the battery  
will be tried before a message is displayed “Discard the Battery”.  
Even batteries that do not have pre-stored parameters can have a QT on, but will first be required to go  
through the “ Learn Mode”. Note, first a good battery must be learned before QT can be performed .  
A impedance test must be performed prior to the “Learn Mode”, and incorporated into the LEARN MODE.  
Cells of a battery that hasn’t been used for an extended period of time, say for 3 or more Months.  
Secondly this mode will eliminate MEMORY EFFECT better known as VOLTAGE DEPRESSION.  
Usually deep discharging the battery will restore the battery back to normal capacity such as the discharging  
and charging cycle used in the Analyzer X3 and X6.  
Lithium Ion batteries do not suffer from voltage depression, but they will not be harmed if the Conditioning  
cycle is applied to them. To select the condition cycle follow the instructions below.  
With the X3 and X6, the percentage of the rated capacity of the battery being CONDITIONED is set at 80%, the 80%  
is set at the factory and can be modified with the use of optional software.  
SELECTING “ CONDITION “  
AND RESULTS  
SELECTING “ QUICK TEST “  
RESULTS  
ACTION  
ACTION  
DISPLAY  
EMPTY  
EMPTY  
Display After “Turn On”  
Display After “Turn On”  
TO PROCEED PRESS  
<FUNCTION>  
After the battery is placed  
in the adapter  
PUSH FUNCTION BUTTON  
until battery  
specs appear  
NICD 700 MAH 7.2V  
<FUNCTION> FOR NEXT  
TO PROCEED PRESS  
<FUNCTION>  
After the battery is placed  
in the adapter  
in the display  
NICD 700 MAH 7.2V  
HAS BEEN SELECTED  
NO ACTION  
PUSH  
PUSH FUNCTION BUTTON  
until battery  
specs appear  
LION 1650 MAH 7.4V  
<FUNCTION> FOR NEXT  
QUICK TEST  
<FUNCTION> FOR NEXT  
in the display  
CYCLE/AUTO/CONDITION  
<FUNCTION> FOR NEXT  
LION 1650 MAH 7.4V  
HAS BEEN SELECTED  
NO ACTION  
NO ACTION  
PUSH  
NO ACTION  
CYCLE/AUTO/CONDITION  
HAS BEEN SELECTED  
QUICK TEST  
<FUNCTION> FOR NEXT  
CYCLE 1  
<FUNCTION> FOR NEXT  
NO ACTION  
NO ACTION  
CONDITION TO 80%  
<FUNCTION> FOR NEXT  
QUICK TEST  
HAS BEEN SELECTED  
NO ACTION  
NO ACTION  
NO ACTION  
NO ACTION  
CONDITION TO 80%  
HAS BEEN SELECTED  
TEST  
NO ACTION  
TESTING  
READY  
FOR RESULTS  
PUSH  
READY  
CONDITION - DONE 1  
CAP= 85% 595 MAH  
PUSH  
FOR RESULTS  
QUICK TEST ANALYSIS  
BATT>60% 0R BATT<60%  
REMOVE BATTERY  
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Cycle Mode  
Auto Mode  
The Cycle mode will cycle a battery through a charge and discharge cycle, known as Cycle (1). One could  
Select, Cycle 1, 2 or 3. By selecting cycle 1,2 or 3 all one would be doing is repeating the Charge/discharge  
number to reflect the chosen Cycle count. Cycle 2 and 3 are often used for incoming quality control of new batteries.  
The X3 will display the capacity (in percentage of rated capacity and mAH). It should be noted that after the  
Life cycle testing can be accomplished by choosing the Auto test. Battery performance for multiple cycles can be  
evaluated as long as the battery is not removed. Charge and discharge cycles are performed with 10-minute  
rest in between charge and discharge.  
An example of how this test can be used is the following: A manufacturer states that a NiMH battery will  
Achieve a % of the stated capacity through the 300 cycles through its life (life can be defined as 300 cycles).  
The 300 cycles can be verified provided that the discharge rate is adjusted per the manufacturer’s specifications.  
completion of the Cycle function the battery is left in a fully charged state.  
SELECTING “ CYCLE 2 “  
RESULTS  
SELECTING “ AUTO “  
RESULTS  
ACTION  
ACTION  
EMPTY  
Display After “Turn On”  
EMPTY  
Display After “Turn On”  
TO PROCEED PRESS  
<FUNCTION>  
TO PROCEED PRESS  
<FUNCTION>  
After the battery is placed  
in the adapter  
After the battery is placed  
in the adapter  
PUSH FUNCTION BUTTON  
until battery  
specs appear  
PUSH FUNCTION BUTTON  
until battery  
specs appear  
NICD 700 MAH 7.2V  
<FUNCTION> FOR NEXT  
NICD 700 MAH 7.2V  
<FUNCTION> FOR NEXT  
in the display  
in the display  
NICD 700 MAH 7.2V  
HAS BEEN SELECTED  
NICD 700 MAH 7.2V  
HAS BEEN SELECTED  
NO ACTION  
PUSH  
NO ACTION  
PUSH  
QUICK TEST  
<FUNCTION> FOR NEXT  
QUICK TEST  
<FUNCTION> FOR NEXT  
CYCLE/AUTO/CONDITION  
<FUNCTION> FOR NEXT  
CYCLE/AUTO/CONDITION  
<FUNCTION> FOR NEXT  
NO ACTION  
NO ACTION  
PUSH  
NO ACTION  
NO ACTION  
CYCLE/AUTO/CONDITION  
HAS BEEN SELECTED  
CYCLE/AUTO/CONDITION  
HAS NEEN SELECTED  
CYCLE 1  
<FUNCTION> FOR NEXT  
CYCLE 2  
<FUNCTION> FOR NEXT  
PUSH  
AUTO CYCLE  
<FUNCTION> FOR NEXT  
CYCLE 2  
HAS BEEN SELECTED  
NO ACTION  
NO ACTION  
NO ACTION  
NO ACTION  
AUTO CYCLE  
HAS BEEN SELECTED  
TESTING  
READY  
NO ACTION  
NO ACTION  
TESTING  
THE ACTUAL READING WHEN YOU PRESS THE FUNCTION  
BUTTON WILL DEPEND ON WHERE IN THE CYCLE YOU ARE.  
IT IS FOR THIS REASON WE RECOMMEND PERFORMING  
THIS TEST WITH A SERIAL PRINTER  
CYCLE 2  
CAP=88% 616 MAH  
FOR RESULTS PUSH  
AUTO CYCLE - PASS 45  
CAP= 85% 595 MAH  
PUSH  
FOR RESULTS  
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