Panasonic hst-mv3 Operation Manual

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

HST-MV3 charging station

HST-MV3-02 / HST-MV3-04 / HST-MV3-04W

Release date: February 2018

PC-software: 2.0.2.25 and higher
Firmware: V-1.0.1.5 and higher

Table of Contents

1. GENERAL INFORMATION 6

1.1.0. Importance of the operating instructions 6

1.2.0. Proper Intended Use 6

1.3.0. Improper use 7

1.4.0. Guarantee and liability 7

1.5.0. Copyright 8

2. BASIC SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 9

2.1.0. Notices in the operating instructions 9

2.2.0. Operator's responsibility 9

2.2.1. Personnel's responsibility 9

2.2.2. Personnel training 9

2.3.0. Risks when working with the charging station 9

2.4.0. Danger from electrical energy 10

2.4.1. Workplace safety 11

2.4.2. Electrical safety 11

2.4.3. Service 12

2.5.0. Lithium-ion battery 12

2.6.0. Cleaning 14

2.7.0. Set-up 14

2.8.0. Power supply 14

3. COMMISSIONING 15

3.1.0. Benets 15

3.2.0. Additional information 16

3.2.0. Charging process 17

3.2.0. Explanation of the light signals/functions 18

3.2.1. Sleep function 19

3.3.0. Safety functions and special features 19

3.4.0. Software 21

3.5.0. Shut-off criteria 22

4. TECHNICAL DATA 23

5. BATTERY ADAPTER 24

5.1.0. Changing the battery adapter 27

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6. DRAWINGS 29

6.1.0. 4-bay charger station row form (HST-MV3-04) 29

6.2.0. 4-bay charger station cube form (HST-MV3-04W) 29

6.3.0. 2-bay charger station (HST-MV3-02) 30

7. SPARE PARTS LIST 30

CE CONFORMITY DECLARATION 31

NOTICE

This warning symbol indicates additional information that will
make your work easier.

WARNING

General warning to prevent operating errors and failures.

DANGER

This indicates a direct hazard for the worker or the charging
station. This warning symbol is especially important and must
be followed.

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Disposal

Power tools, batteries, accessories and packaging must be disposed of at
an environmentally-compatible recycling facility. Power tools and batteries
do not go into the household trash.

Only for EU countries:

Directive 2002/96/EG:
Defective power tools must be collected separately and disposed of at an
environmentally-compatible recycling facility.
Directive 2006/66/EG:
Defective or drained batteries must be collected separately and disposed
of at an environmentally-compatible recycling facility.

Drained batteries can be disposed of directly:

Germany:
Recyclingzentrum Elektrowerkzeuge
Osteroder Landstraße 3
37589 Kalefeld

Transport

Li-Ion batteries are subject to the specications in the laws pertaining to

hazardous goods. The batteries can be transported on roads by the user
without further constraints.
When shipping with third parties (e.g.: freight forwarders), special
requirements must be observed for packaging and labeling!
Only ship batteries if the casing is not damaged. Cover the contacts with
tape and package the battery so it cannot move around in the packaging.
Please comply with other national and international requirements.

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1. Casing

2. Status LED charger compartment

3. Battery adapter

4. Wake-up button

5. LED signal description

1

2

3

4

5

Versions

HST-MV3-04

4-bay charger station

row form

Battery charger station excl. battery adapters

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HST-MV3-02

2-bay charger station

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HST-MV3-04W

4-bay charger station

cube form

1. GENERAL INFORMATION

1.1.0. IMPORTANCE OF THE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

This information was written with the intention of being read, understood
and complied with in all points by persons responsible for the operation of
the MV-3 charging station (hereinafter referred to as the charging station).
Prior to commissioning, please read the operating instructions and comply
with the safety instructions. Work station faults can only be prevented if the
contents of these operating instructions are known and fault-free operation
can be ensured.
We are not liable for damages and operational errors that result from non-

compliance with these operating instructions. If difculties arise nonetheless,

please contact us and we will gladly provide assistance.

1.2.0. PROPER INTENDED USE

The charging station may only be used, as described in these instructions, to
charge batteries suitable for the type of charging station.

NOTICE

Proper intended use also includes:

• complying with all instructions in the operating instructions

• complying with the inspection and maintenance work.

Any other use beyond this is not considered proper intended use.
HS-Technik GmbH is not liable for any damages resulting from non­compliance.

Warning!

These charging stations are solely suitable for charging
Ni-Cd, Ni-MH and Li-Ion batteries 3.6 - 50.4 Volt
(nominal voltage 43.2 V).
Not suitable for all battery types!

On page 24, you will nd the corresponding battery

adapter and its charging functions.

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1.3.0. IMPROPER USE

We are not liable for damages and operational errors that result from non­compliance with these operating instructions or improper use.

1.4.0. GUARANTEE AND LIABILITY

Guarantee and liability claims for personal and material damages are
excluded if they can be traced back to one or more of the following causes:

• improper use

• improper assembly, commissioning, operation and maintenance

• operating the charging station with defective safety equipment
or improperly installed or non-functioning safety and protective
equipment

• non-compliance with the instruction in the operating instructions
pertaining to transport, storage, assembly, commissioning, operation
and maintenance of the charging station

• unauthorized structural changes to the charging station

• improper repair

• catastrophes caused by foreign bodies and force majeure

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High - System - Technik

1.5.0. COPYRIGHT

These operating instructions are only for the operator and its personnel.

They contain the regulations and instructions, which may neither be
completely nor partially

• reproduced

• edited or

• otherwise published.

The copyrights to these operating instructions remain with
HS-Technik GmbH.

Manufacturer address:

Im Martelacker 12
D-79588 Efringen-Kirchen
Telephone: 0 76 28 - 91 11-0
Fax: 0 76 28 - 91 11-90
e-mail: [e-mail]
Internet: www.hs-technik.com

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2. BASIC SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

2.1.0. NOTICES IN THE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

• The basic requirement for safe and proper use and fault-free operation
is knowledge of the basic safety instructions and safety regulations.

• In addition, the rules and regulations for the place of use must be
followed.

2.2.0. OPERATOR'S RESPONSIBILITY

The operator is obligated to only allow persons to work with this charging
station who are familiar with the basic regulations for work safety and
accident prevention and are trained in how to use the charging station.
Safety-conscious work of the personnel must be checked at regular intervals.

2.2.1. PERSONNEL'S RESPONSIBILITY

All persons working with this charging station are obligated to comply with
the basic regulations for work safety and accident prevention prior to
starting work.

2.2.2. PERSONNEL TRAINING

Only trained and qualied personnel may work with this charging station. The

responsibilities of the personnel for the assembly, commissioning, operation,

maintenance and servicing must be clearly dened. Personnel-in-training

may only operate the charging station in the presence of an experienced
person.

2.3.0. RISKS WHEN WORKING WITH THE CHARGING STATION

Faults that may hinder safety must be immediately rectied.

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WARNING

The charging station was built in accordance with the state
of the art in technology and the approved safety regulations.
Still, when using it, risks to life and limb of the user or third
parties or other material assets may arise.

WARNING

Only use the charging station

• for the proper intended use

• in working order with regards to safety

2.4.0. DANGER FROM ELECTRICAL ENERGY

DANGER

Only allow a qualied electrician to perform work on this

charging station. The electrical equipment of the charging
station must be regularly inspected. Loose connections
and charred cables must be immediately repaired. If work
on the charging station is necessary, the device must be
disconnected from the power supply prior to opening it.

WARNING

The charging station must be kept closed at all times. Access
is only permitted for authorized persons with a tool.

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2.4.1. WORKPLACE SAFETY

a) Keep your workspace clean and well lit.

Disorder or poorly lit workspaces can lead to accidents.

Do not use the charging station in an explosive environment,

b)

in which

c) Take environmental inuences into account.

Never subject charging stations to rain.
Do not use charging stations in moist or wet environments.

2.4.2. ELECTRICAL SAFETY

Avoid physical contact with grounded surfaces such as pipes,

a)

radiators, etc

There is an increased risk due to electrical shock, if your
body is grounded.

b) Keep the device away from rain or moisture.

Water penetrating into charging station tool increases the risk of an
electrical shock.

c) Keep the charging station away from heat, oil, sharp edges or moving

device parts.

ammable liquids, gases or dusts are located.

.

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2.4.3. SERVICE

NOTICE

Only allow your charging station to be repaired by a

qualied technician using only original

replacement parts,
available from HS-Technik GmbH.
This ensures that the safety of your device is maintained.

2.5.0. LITHIUMION BATTERY

NOTICE

Please make sure to follow the following instructions for using
lithium-ion batteries!

a) Only charge the batteries in suitable chargers

If the battery is not used in a suitable charger, it may be permanently
damaged

If the battery is not used for a longer period of time, it must not remain

b)

on the charger or on the tool.

If a work break of more than 3 hours is expected, the battery must be
removed from the tool. Otherwise, the battery may be permanently
damaged.

.

The lithium-ion battery should not remain on the charger for longer

c)

than 36 hours for safety reasons.

Remove the battery from the charger immediately after the charging
process is completed.

d)

An empty battery should not be in contact with the tool or a charger
that is disconnected from the mains for a longer period of time.

In both cases, currents can ow that

deep discharge the battery and

can permanently damage it.

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e)

Recharge the lithium-ion batteries immediately and

never store them

when empty.

If the battery is stored while disconnected from the tool

and the
charger, it will maintain a constant capacity over a long period of time.
(Loss approx. 5% per year)

Do not subject the lithium-ion battery to high temperatures

f)

(+ 50°C) or direct

sunlight.

If the battery gets warmer than 50°C during operation (charging or
discharging), it must be removed from the charger or tool immediately.

Keep the unused battery away from paper clips, coins, keys, nails,

g)

screws or other small metal objects which might bridge the contacts.
Do not open the battery and do not short-circuit it.

A short-circuit between the battery contacts can lead to burns, re or

explosions.

Under extreme use or temperature conditions, batteries can leak.

h)

Avoid contact with the skin or eyes if the battery leaks.

The battery

uid is acidic and can cause chemical burns on tissue. If the uid

comes into contact with skin, immediately wash it with soap and water
and then
eyes,

rinse it with lemon juice or vinegar. If the uid gets into the

ush with water for at least 10 minutes and immediately go to the

doctor.

Make sure that the Li-Ion battery does not fall down or is subject to

i)

vibrations and

Clean the contacts on the batteries and charging station regularly

j)

with a cloth soaked in high-percentage alcohol

impacts.

or alternatively with a

cotton swab.

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NOTICE

Lithium-ion batteries have nearly no self-discharge and do
not have a
supply your tool with power for several years (approx. 800 ­1,200 charge cycles).

In general the following applies:

Avoid deep discharging or overcharging the lithium-ion
battery under any circumstances. It will be permanently
damaged from this.

2.6.0. CLEANING

Use and dispose of used materials and substances properly, in particular
cleaning agents and solvents.

2.7.0. SETUP

The charging station is only suitable for operation in a dry room. All ventilation
slits must be unobstructed. If possible, set up the charging station up away
from heaters and sun radiation as an ambient temperature of more than

35° C can result in signicantly longer charging times.

memory effect. If properly used, they will reliably

WARNING

The charging station must not be operated in closed
cabinets.

2.8.0. POWER SUPPLY

By plugging the power cable into the outlet and toggling the ON/OFF switch
on the back, the charging station is ready to use.

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3. COMMISSIONING

3.1.0. BENEFITS

• Battery parameters are
measured and processed

• Special HST frequency
modulation impulse charging
process

®

Anti-memory effect

• Automatic voltage detection

• IFCS - Intelligent Full Charge
System for Li-Ion batteries

• Capacity-based charge
maintenance mode only

• Protection against reverse
polarity

• Can also charge at
temperatures > 40° C

• Adapter can be changed in 2
minutes

• Software update via USB

• Suitable for Ni-Cd, Ni-MH and
Li-Ion batteries

• With PFC (Power Factor
Control)

for Ni-Cd & NI-MH batteries

• Detection of defective cells

All common battery types from 3.6 - 50.4 V (43.2 V nominal voltage) such
as Atlas-Copco, Bosch, Fein, Makita, Panasonic, Desoutter, HS-Technik etc.
can be quickly and reliably charged with the HST-MV3 charging station.

WARNING

The matching battery adapter and the correct software

and rmware must be mounted/installed to charge the

batteries.

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3.2.0. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

If the operation voltage is connected and the charging station is switched
on, a self test will automatically start.
After switching on the charger, all of the LEDs will light up and then a signal
will sound. When all of the LEDs go off, the charging station is ready to use.
Now batteries can be inserted for charging.

NOTICE

HS-Technik offers updates for the charging station for
download in the course of further development.

The operator is obligated to keep the charging station

rmware up-to-date. HS-Technik does not assume any

liability for defective batteries if the charging station is not

operated with up-to-date rmware.

WARNING

Make sure the polarity +/- is correct.

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When replacing batteries, make sure the new battery is not inserted until the
LEDs have gone out (red or green).

If a battery is replaced very quickly, the electronics may retain the status of
the previous battery pack.

3.2.0. CHARGING PROCESS

Via an initialization routine, the voltage, temperature, short circuits and
reverse polarity of the inserted battery are checked.

Prior to starting the charging process, the temperature contacts (NTC
contact, etc.) are checked. If the temperature contacts are OK, the battery
will be charged.

If the battery is too hot, it can stay in the charging station, and when it
has cooled down, it will automatically charge.

If the red LED lights up, the charging process will start using the
special HST frequency modulation impulse process

®

and charge the
battery based on how depleted the battery is.
During the charging process, the voltage and temperature of the cells and
the remaining charging time are continuously monitored.
Taking all of the parameters into account, the charging current and
remaining charging time varies on a case-by-case basis. The installed fans
switch on automatically, as needed during each charging process.

Every charging process is recorded on a memory chip for subsequent
evaluation.

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temperature

temperature contact missing

charging

battery defective

voltage limit

temperature

temperature contact missing

charging

battery full

ON

OFF

3.2.0. EXPLANATION OF THE LED SIGNALS / FUNCTIONS

When the charging station is not in use, it switches to
sleep mode. In order to be able to charge a battery,
the station must be activated by pressing the "wake up"
button. This is located on the lower left of the front side.
If the button is lit green, the charging station is switched on
and batteries can be charged. If the button is pressed for longer than 10
seconds, the charging station switches to sleep mode.

Continuously lit red:

Battery is charging

Continuously lit green:

battery full

Battery is fully charged

Blinking blue:

Temperature is too high or too low to charge.
If the temperature of the battery is below
10° C, the LED will blink blue and the
charging station will only charge the
battery with 500 mA up to a temperature of 10° C has been reached. From
then on, the station will charge the battery normally. The same applies
when the temperature of the battery exceeds 55° C; the battery will also
be charged with 500 mA until the temperature of the battery drops below
55° C.

Blinking red/blue:

The charging station cannot
nd a temperature contact.
In most cases, the battery contact
is defective or damaged.

Blinking red:

The battery is defective. The charging

battery defective

station cannot nd a measurable

voltage.

Blinking yellow:

The battery voltage is too high or too
low for the battery type. This battery
cannot be charged.

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3.2.1. SLEEP FUNCTION

The sleep function denes the time after which the charging station or the

boards switches to sleep mode when it is not charging batteries. The time
can be set freely up to 18:12:15 hours via the software. The charging station
can be woken up from sleep mode by pressing the wake up button on the
front or by pulling on a battery.
Each board goes into sleep mode seperately after the set time if it is not in
use. If the last board goes in sleep mode the power supply will shut off.

NOTICE

Prior to use, always check that the mounted
battery adapter is compatible with the battery you
wish to charge.

3.3.0. SAFETY FUNCTIONS AND SPECIAL FEATURES

The battery is charged using the HST frequency modulation impulse

®

charging process

until a charging parameter is reached, then the charger
switches to charge retention mode.
A microprocessor monitors and controls every charging box and
only supplies the battery with as much energy as it can effectively
absorb (dialog between the battery and charging station).
This results in low heat development and faster and better
storage of the capacity. This special charging technology ensures
the charging process is always extremely gentle on the battery and
guarantees a very long service life of the battery. Furthermore, this dynamic
charging technology automatically regenerates older batteries (that were
charged with other chargers) with reduced capacity, so these
batteries can continue to be used.
No "memory effect" for Ni-Cd and Ni-MH batteries, due to the
special charging technology, the residual energy in the cells is
shifted which prevents accumulation or crystallization of the electrolytes.
Every time the battery is charged, the cells are reformatted and the
electromechanical balance is rearranged. Thus, the voltage curve when

discharging is signicantly higher than with other comparable charging

processes. (More energy in the form of joules can be discharged).

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Higher capacity at lower currents.

The charging boxes are completely short-circuit-proof and protected
against reverse polarity so the batteries will not be destroyed. If the polarity
is reversed or there is a shirt-circuit, the charging box is disconnected from
the power supply and a signal will sound, accompanied by a red blinking
LED.
(The highest level of safety is thus ensured.)

The fans are controlled based on need and cool the batteries quickly, even
under extreme stress.

Absolute protection against overloading via voltage monitoring and
voltage gradient evaluation a well as Delta U, charging time limitation and
dynamic temperature evaluation.

Automatic dynamic evaluation of the temperature contacts depending on
the adapter type.

NOTICE

Only for Ni-Cd and Ni-MH batteries.

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3.4.0. SOFTWARE

• Special HST frequency modulation impulse charging process®

(absolutely no memory effect due to variable frequency-modulated
impulse charging current with a high amplitude)

• Self diagnostic

(test of the internal power circuit)

• Polarity reversal protection

(power is disconnected from the charging box, accompanied by a
signal and a red blinking LED, disconnect charging box - battery)

• Special charge mode for Ni-Cd batteries

(for deep discharging or dormant batteries)

• No voltage change required

(battery voltage is detected automatically)

• Charging at battery temperatures exceeding 40° C

(by generating gradients using dynamic temperature evaluation)

• Automatic evaluation of the temperature contacts

(with NTC contact, a dynamic temperature evaluation is performed,
this depends on the battery adapter.)

• Defective cell detection

(red blinking LED = battery is defective or battery no longer has full
capacity)

• Status indication via LED

(red = charging / green = full)

• Charging effectiveness higher than 95%

• Fan control

• New, capacity-related charge retention mode for Ni-Cd and Ni-MH

(prevents the charging capacities in the battery pack from drifting
apart)

• Suitable for Li-Ion batteries

• 3.6 V - 50.4 V (43.2V nominal voltage)

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3.5.0. SHUTOFF CRITERIA

• Dynamic temperature evaluation

(temperature gradient evaluation)

• Capacity-related full detection

• ∆U detection and voltage gradient evaluation

(automatic parameter denition based on the charge status of the

battery pack)

• Battery analysis and characteristic diagram control prior to and during

the charging process (charging parameters are automatically

determined and dened based on the battery pack)

• Plausibility test

(check whether the battery parameters are logical
with regard to each other)

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4. TECHNICAL DATA

Model HST-MV3-xx

Input 85 - 260 V AC, 47 - 63 Hz

Power output max. 624 W

Level of eciency > 89 %

Output 56 V / 624 VA

Power supply
ventilator

Weight

Dimensions
(W x H x D) in mm
without battery
adapter

Tested

<‗ 45°C (AUS)
>‗ 50°C (EIN)

HST-MV3-02 without battery adapter approx. 4,9 kg
HST-MV3-02 with battery adapter approx. 5,7 kg
HST-MV3-04 row form without battery adapter approx. 8,2 kg
HST-MV3-04 row form with battery adapter approx. 8,8 kg
HST-MV3-04 cube form without battery adapter approx. 8,5 kg
HST-MV3-04 cube form with battery adapter approx. 9,5 kg

HST-MV3-02
289 x 182 x 260 mm (incl. feet)
HST-MV3-04 (row form)
539 x 182 x 260 mm (incl. feet)
HST-MV3-04W (cube form)
289 x 330 x 260 mm (incl. feet)

CE, EN55022B, EN61000-3-2,-3,
EN61000-4-2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 11
EN60950

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5. BATTERY ADAPTER

Order-no. To be charged battery types

M-MV3-PR

M-MV3-BH

M-MV3-BO-LI Bosch, 14,4 V & 18 V Li-Ion

M-MV3-BO-10 Bosch 10,8 V Li-Ion

M-MV3-BO-NI Bosch, 7,2 V - 18 V Ni-Cd & Ni-MH

M-MV3-FEIN Fein ASM / ASW 10,8, 14,4 & 18 V Li-Ion

M-MV3-CPN

M-MV3-CPT Cooper Powertools, 26 V & 44 V Li-Ion

M-MV3-UNI

M-MV3-PA-LI

M-MV3-GE Gesipa 18 V Li-Ion

M-MV3-MA-10 Makita Makstar (BL), 10,8 V Li-Ion

M-MV3-MA-72 Makita Makstar (BL), 7,2 V Li-Ion

M-MV3-PA-36 Panasonic, 3,6 V Li-Ion

M-MV3-AC Atlas Copco System 3000, 9,6 - 18 V Ni-Cd & Ni-MH

M-MV3-AC30 Atlas Copco System, 30 V Li-Ion

M-MV3-IR Ingersol Rand Li-Ion Akkus 20 V + 40 V

M-MV3-M10 Mirka 10,8 V-2,0 Ah

M-MV3-PA-72 Makita, 7,2 V Li-Ion

M-MV3-REX Rexroth

M-MV3-SCS Type SCS 3,6V

A battery adapter alone cannot charge batteries; it can only be used in combination with a 2, 4 or 8 bay charging station. Dierent battery
adapters can be mounted on one charging station on multi-bay charging stations. If you require battery adapters for older charging stations,
please contact us.

Additional battery adapters upon request.

HS-Technik HST-PR, 14,4 V & 18 V Li-Ion
Titgemeyer TIOS-LIO, 18 V Li-Ion

Makita Makstar (BL), 14,4 V & 18 V Li-Ion
Makita Makstar (BH), 9,6 V - 24 V Ni-MH
HST-BL, 14,4 V & 18 V Li-Ion
HST-BH, 9,6 V - 24 V Ni-MH

Atlas Copco, 18 V & 36 V Li-Ion
Dessouter, 18 V & 36 V Li-Ion

Gesipa 14,4 V Li-Ion
Gesipa 12 V Ni-Cd und Ni-MH
Makita 7,2 - 24V Ni-Cd und Ni-MH
Bosch 7,2 - 18V Ni-Cd und Ni-MH

Panasonic 7,2 V, 10,8 V, 14,4 V, 18 V,
21,6 V, 28,8 V Li-Ion

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M-MV3-PR

M-MV3-BH

M-MV3-BO-LI

M-MV3-BO-10

M-MV3-CPN

M-MV3-PA-LI

M-MV3-BO-NI

M-MV3-CPT

M-MV3-FEIN

M-MV3-UNI

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M-MV3-GE

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M-MV3-MA-10

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M-MV3-MA-72

M-MV3-AC30

M-MV3-PA-72

M-MV3-PA-36

M-MV3-IR

M-MV3-REX

M-MV3-AC

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M-MV3-M10

M-MV3-SCS

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5.1.0. CHANGING THE BATTERY ADAPTER

In order to mount another battery adapter, proceed as follows:
The charging station must be switched off and the power supply must be
disconnected prior to changing the adapter. Then, the battery which needs
to be changed must be loosened, so that the circuit board of the battery
adapter is accessible.

There are 4 different designs / basic forms of battery adapters. After
loosening the mountings, all 4 designs are removed in the same manner. To
do this, lift the adapter up slightly and pull it out to the top.

WARNING

Only authorized specialists are permitted to change the

battery adapter. For the exchange is no electrical qualied

personnel required.

DANGER

Be careful of sharp edges!

Design 1

Rotate the two athead screws approx. half

a turn.

loosen (CW)

mount (CCW)

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Design 2

Loosen the torx screw in the middle by
approx. a quarter of a turn to the left. Do
not loosen the screws to far, because the
nut can be loosen then too.

Design 3

Loosen the two torx screws on the bottom
of the adapter by approx. 8 - 10 turns to the
left.

Design 4

Loosen the athead screw in the middle
of the bottom of the battery adapter.

After loosing the battery adapter the connection plug must be removed
from the board. Hereto the small locking mechanism needs to be pushed to
open it. Then the plug can be removed. In order to connect a new battery
adapter the locking mechanism must be locked again.

Install adapters by following these steps:
Place/plug in the connection plug onto the circuit board
Insert and screw down the battery adapter

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6. DRAWINGS

6.1.0. 4BAY CHARGER STATION ROW FORM HSTMV304

539

170

182

260

6.2.0. 4BAY CHARGER STATION CUBE FORM HSTMV304W

289

330

342

260

Dimensions in mm (without battery adapter)

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6.3.0. 2BAY CHARGER STATION HSTMV302

289

170

Dimensions in mm (without battery adapter)

182

260

7. SPARE PARTS LIST

You can request a replacement parts list from [e-mail] or via
telephone [phone] / 91 11 0.

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CE CONFORMITY DECLARATION

We herewith declare that the devices specied below comply with the relevant
EC guidelines with regards to design and construction type.

If the devices are modied without our authorization, this declaration will be
null and void.

The devices specied below comply with the valid EGB / EMV
standards applicable at the time of publication.

Description of the device: Charging station for charging Ni-Cd, Ni-MH and

Li-Ion batteries from dierent manufacturers with
3,6 - 43,2 V and NTC temperature monitoring

Model: HST-MV3-xx

Manufacturer: HS-Technik GmbH

Im Martelacker 12
D-79588 Efringen-Kirchen

Guidelines: 2014/35/EU

2014/30/EU

Applied EC guidelines: EN 60335-1:2012
EN 60335-2-29:2004+A2:2010
EN 55011:2016
EN 61000-6-2:2005
EN 61000-3-2:2014
EN 61000-3-3:2013

HS-Technik GmbH
Im Martelacker 12, D-79588 Efringen-Kirchen

H.-Martin Hanke
Manager Efringen-Kirchen, in August 2018

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D-79588 Efringen-Kirchen
Phone: [phone] - 91 11- 0
Fax: [phone] - 91 11-90
E-Mail: [e-mail]
Internet: www.hs-technik.com

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Konstruktionsänderungen vorbehalten. Unsere Konstruktionsvorschläge sind unverbindlich!

The technical data in these printed material provide support, but are not guaranteed!

Constructional changes reserved. Our construction recommendations are non-binding!