Hyperion 606i firmware update??
#17
I thought there were updates if you sent your unit in? I’ve got an earlier one that is real sensitive about the balancer connection order, I thought someone said they sent theirs in and got it resolved. If so, perhaps it requires a hardware update? Thanks in advance Jason.
Jason
#18
From Hyperion's page:
For EOS 0606i SERIES (all types) EOS INSIGHT requires HP-TI-PRGUSB + HP-EOS0606-PCCBL. EOS0606-PCCBL contains a required component for connection and different wiring. Do NOT use EOS06-PCCBL! see this page on connections, but note that EOS0606-PCCBL is required for 0606i Series chargers.
http://media.hyperion.hk/dn/pc/pcsoft.htm
Jason
#19
Tech Adept
Hi, I just bought a Hyperion 606i-C charger. I noticed when I charged a 2S Lipo pack without connecting to the balancing board, after the charge is cut off, it would automatically go into some kind of trickle charge mode at approx 250 mah. Does anyone know if this by design or something could be wrong?
Last edited by andrew188; 03-21-2010 at 02:48 PM.
#21
Tech Adept
#22
Tech Lord
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According to the C manual, you can turn trickle mode so it is always off, abut again this is suppose dto be a NiMh setting - you acess the on/off thru NiMh mode settings. Maybe that would make it stop.
Charger shouldn't be following a lipo mode by going into trickle mode that risks overvolting/overcharging a lipo which can be unsafe.
Does it do this when you balance charge?
Charger shouldn't be following a lipo mode by going into trickle mode that risks overvolting/overcharging a lipo which can be unsafe.
Does it do this when you balance charge?
#23
Tech Adept
According to the C manual, you can turn trickle mode so it is always off, abut again this is suppose dto be a NiMh setting - you acess the on/off thru NiMh mode settings. Maybe that would make it stop.
Charger shouldn't be following a lipo mode by going into trickle mode that risks overvolting/overcharging a lipo which can be unsafe.
Does it do this when you balance charge?
Charger shouldn't be following a lipo mode by going into trickle mode that risks overvolting/overcharging a lipo which can be unsafe.
Does it do this when you balance charge?
Another thing I noticed was it will beep several times before it started trickle charging at around 250 mah. If it doesn't beep several times, then it would not trickle charge. I think the software may have some bugs.
Overall, I feel its software is not as intelligent or well designed as the Bantam.
#24
Tech Lord
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It sounds like there's some bugs in the charger's firmware.
Besides emailing Empire Hobby (Hyperion US distributor), I don't know if this email addy will get your info to teh right folks -
[email protected]
Besides emailing Empire Hobby (Hyperion US distributor), I don't know if this email addy will get your info to teh right folks -
[email protected]
#25
Tech Adept
It sounds like there's some bugs in the charger's firmware.
Besides emailing Empire Hobby (Hyperion US distributor), I don't know if this email addy will get your info to teh right folks -
[email protected]
Besides emailing Empire Hobby (Hyperion US distributor), I don't know if this email addy will get your info to teh right folks -
[email protected]
#26
Tech Rookie
Discharging issue
I am wanting to discharge my 5s Lipos. I set it up to discharge at the highest rate the charger will allow which is 1.00A but when I push start it says its only discharging at 0.25A.
What is the issue here, why won't it dischage at the rate I set? it doesn't look like I can upgrade the firmware, so does that mean there is some other issue?
Last night I started dischaging at the 0.25A and it took 6.5hrs to discharge one 5000mah pack from 21v down to 19.3 volts.
Can someone please shed some light on this problem?
Thanks
What is the issue here, why won't it dischage at the rate I set? it doesn't look like I can upgrade the firmware, so does that mean there is some other issue?
Last night I started dischaging at the 0.25A and it took 6.5hrs to discharge one 5000mah pack from 21v down to 19.3 volts.
Can someone please shed some light on this problem?
Thanks
#27
Tech Champion
I am wanting to discharge my 5s Lipos. I set it up to discharge at the highest rate the charger will allow which is 1.00A but when I push start it says its only discharging at 0.25A.
What is the issue here, why won't it dischage at the rate I set? it doesn't look like I can upgrade the firmware, so does that mean there is some other issue?
Last night I started dischaging at the 0.25A and it took 6.5hrs to discharge one 5000mah pack from 21v down to 19.3 volts.
Can someone please shed some light on this problem?
Thanks
What is the issue here, why won't it dischage at the rate I set? it doesn't look like I can upgrade the firmware, so does that mean there is some other issue?
Last night I started dischaging at the 0.25A and it took 6.5hrs to discharge one 5000mah pack from 21v down to 19.3 volts.
Can someone please shed some light on this problem?
Thanks
#28
Tech Lord
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I am wanting to discharge my 5s Lipos. I set it up to discharge at the highest rate the charger will allow which is 1.00A but when I push start it says its only discharging at 0.25A.
What is the issue here, why won't it dischage at the rate I set? it doesn't look like I can upgrade the firmware, so does that mean there is some other issue?
Last night I started dischaging at the 0.25A and it took 6.5hrs to discharge one 5000mah pack from 21v down to 19.3 volts.
Can someone please shed some light on this problem?
Thanks
What is the issue here, why won't it dischage at the rate I set? it doesn't look like I can upgrade the firmware, so does that mean there is some other issue?
Last night I started dischaging at the 0.25A and it took 6.5hrs to discharge one 5000mah pack from 21v down to 19.3 volts.
Can someone please shed some light on this problem?
Thanks
There is really no reason except storage to be discharging a lipo. I don't know if your particular model has a storage mode or not. I would run the lipo to discharge it at least to some extent, it'll be far faster than what you can do with the charger.