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f. If the battery becomes hot whilst on charge, to the

point where you can no longer touch the pack, in-

terrupt the charge process immediately.

g. When the charge process is complete, first discon-

nect the transmitter / battery from the charger, and

then the charger from the power source.

h. When the charge process is complete, check the

charge quantity calculated by the battery manage-

ment circuit, and correct it if necessary (Î 8.4.3. a.).

8.4. ROYAL

pro

battery management

The term “battery management” means that the trans-

mitter measures the current when the unit is in use

and

when the battery is on charge. From this data the

software calculates the actual state of charge of the

battery, and displays it on-screen in Status display 4

(Î Fig. 8.4.1.) and in the main menu ¡Setup under

Transmitter (Î Fig. 8.4.2.).

When the RF module is operating (LED flashes red)

the expected residual operating time is calculated

and displayed in Status display 4. This indicates how

long the transmitter should be able to operate if the

current drain remains the same:

ROYALpro12 2.53 DE/EN

CH: 0

63 35.030MHz

Modulation FM/PPM 9

Batt. voltage 8.20V

Battery charge 1998mAh

Remaining time 7.7h

Operating time 12.4h

Fig. 8.4.1.: Status display 4

8.4.1. Self-discharge

When the transmitter is stored, the system also takes

into account the battery’s rate of self-discharge, and

corrects the available battery charge quantity accord-

ingly.

The ROYAL

pro

uses transmitter batteries of the type

PERMABATT+. The new manufacturing process used

for these batteries has reduced the rate of self-

discharge to around 0.07% per day (approx. 25% self-

discharge annually). The self-discharge rate of con-

ventional NiMH batteries is around 1.5% per day.

For this reason the menu ¡Setup, Transmitter in-

cludes the menu point SlfDsCharge (self-discharge):

¡Transmitter

Battery

Alarm 7.10V

Capacity 2100mAh

Charge 1900mAh

SlfDsCharge low

Display

ª Contrast 0

Fig. 8.4.1.1.: Menu: Setup, Transmitter

In this menu point it is possible to switch the self-dis-

charge rate between “low” (approx. 25% per year)

and “normal” (approx. 1.5 % per day). The factory de-

fault setting is “low”.

Battery management only provides supple-

mentary information!

Battery charge and residual time represent additional

information relating to the condition of the transmitter

battery, and are intended to provide additional security

when handling the transmitter. However, major dis-

crepancies may occur due to production tolerances,

battery ageing and the effects of battery maintenance.

In any case the system only works properly if the ca-

pacity and battery charge quantity (Î 8.4.3.a.) are set

correctly when the battery is initially charged.

8.4.2. Unchanged features

Voltage display:

Virtually all modern transmitters display the actual bat-

tery voltage as a numerical value and / or in graphic

form (bar graph).

Battery alarm:

If the battery voltage falls below a certain minimum

value, the transmitter emits an audible alarm. On

many transmitters the alarm threshold is variable.

As you would expect, the ROYAL

pro

also includes

these two functions (Setting the alarm threshold

(Î 14.1.3.)).

8.4.3. This is important

To ensure that the battery management function dis-

plays values which are as close to “the truth” as pos-

sible, it is essential to observe the following points:

a. Correcting the battery capacity

The battery management function assumes that

the transmitter is fitted with a battery of 2100 mAh

capacity. When the transmitter battery has been

conditioned (more than five charge / discharge cy-

cles) you can correct any discrepancy from the

nominal capacity as follows:

Menu: LSetup, Transmitter,

Parameter: Battery Capacity.

At this point you can set the value determined by

the battery charger (in increments of 50 mAh).

When the battery voltage falls below 6.5 V,

the available charge quantity is set to 0 mAh.

b. Correcting the available battery charge quantity

If you fit a new transmitter battery, or charge it di-

rectly (i.e. not via the socket on the back panel),

then the available battery charge quantity must be

corrected manually:

Menu: LSetup, Transmitter,

Parameter: Battery charge.

If the battery voltage is above 8.6 V when

the transmitter is switched on, the battery

charge quantity is set to the value which is set

for battery capacity in the menu ¡Setup,

Transmitter.

If the battery voltage falls below 6.5 V, the

available charge quantity is set to 0 mAh.

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