Hitec X1 Pro
#5
It definitely sounds as though your toggle switch has gone bad. Send the charger in to us and we can replace the switch if necessary. Use these instructions on how to send in an item for warranty.
http://hitecrcd.com/support/warranty-service
#6
I have the combo, works great. You get a whole lot of useful features for not a lot of money. Works amazing, easy to use, small, light, affordable, great customer service, whats not to like! I don't charge at 40 amps, so anything over 10 is a waste for me since i only charge 2s.
One question is where to get replacement double ended banana plugs?
One question is where to get replacement double ended banana plugs?
#7
I have the combo, works great. You get a whole lot of useful features for not a lot of money. Works amazing, easy to use, small, light, affordable, great customer service, whats not to like! I don't charge at 40 amps, so anything over 10 is a waste for me since i only charge 2s.
One question is where to get replacement double ended banana plugs?
One question is where to get replacement double ended banana plugs?
#8
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Drake, Mayberry Help! Just got this charger and when I try to charge a 1s battery it gives me the error 'cell error voltage invalid'. I set it to lipo charge not lipo balance because its not balancing any cells. I set it to 3.7 volts for number of cells. I have even done the resting cell voltage check and it tells me that the resting cell voltage is 3.00v. I don't understand the TVR, could it be that?
Jake
Jake
#11
Drake, Mayberry Help! Just got this charger and when I try to charge a 1s battery it gives me the error 'cell error voltage invalid'. I set it to lipo charge not lipo balance because its not balancing any cells. I set it to 3.7 volts for number of cells. I have even done the resting cell voltage check and it tells me that the resting cell voltage is 3.00v. I don't understand the TVR, could it be that?
Jake
Jake
#12
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I think you are referring to TVC, (Terminal Voltage Control) which only effects the ending voltage on either a charge or discharge. Double check that your charge leads are in good working order. If there is nothing wrong with your leads, then the only other thing would be to send the charger in for service evaluation.
#14
Set the cell count to 1S and and set your amperage accordingly.
Pretty simple. If it is not working on this setting, then there is an issue with the charger.


