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12.3
Menu programmable functions
IMPORTANT
The machine allows some adjustments and settings through
the menu settings, which adapt the dispensed product to
the User requirements
To easily access the programming menu, please see the figure
below:
(Enter)
to access the programming menu (the following will
appear on the display: "PASSWORD");
to move from one menu level to the next; pre-
pare data to be changed; confirm data or a
function;
(Escape) to cancel the changes not confirmed;
to go back up to the previous menu level until
the menu is exited.
(Down)
to move to the next item within the same pro-
gramming level;
to increase the value of data to be changed.
(Up)
to move to the previous item within the same
programming level;
to reduce the value of data to be changed.
Some functions require the setting of one or more parameters
(already set to standard values).
To operate on data values to be re-set, the following is neces-
sary:
- Select function.
- Confirm function using the "ENT" (Enter) key.
- The flashing cursor appears under the value to be changed.
- Use the " " (Up) or " "(Down) keys to change its value.
- Confirm changed data using the "ENT" (Enter) key.
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12.4
Structure of the programming menu
IMPORTANT
During programming, the menu items marked with an *
can be viewed (and therefore programmable) only with
the "Technician Password".
p1. Products
p1.1. Global ................................................ 40
p1.1.1. AutoProgram ........................... 40
p1.1.2. Prebrewing .............................. 40
p1.1.3. Milk Drainage ......................... 40
p1.1.4. Milk Cleaning .......................... 40
p1.2. Details ................................................ 41
p1.2.1. Left products ........................... 41
p1.2.2. Right products ..................... 42-43
p1.2.3. HotWater ............................... 43
p2. System
p2.1. Temperature ........................................ 43
p2.1.1. Delta Temperature .................... 43
p2.2. Security .............................................. 44
p2.2.1. Operator Password .................. 44
p2.3. Options .............................................. 44
p2.3.1. Cup Heater ............................. 44
p2.3.2. Antifreezing*
p2.3.4. Buzzer*
p2.4. Date/Time .......................................... 44
p2.4.1. Date ...................................... 44
p2.4.2. Date Format ............................ 44
p2.4.3. Time ....................................... 44
p2.4.4. Time format ............................. 44
p 3
Factory Default . ........................................ 44
s1.
Maintenance
s1.1. Water filter .......................................... 45
s1.1.1. New filter date ......................... 45
s1.1.2. Liters to Renew ......................... 45
s1.1.3. Filter limit ................................. 45
s1.1.4. Reset filter ................................ 45
s1.1.5. Filter enable ............................. 45
s1.2. Drillers ................................................ 45
s1.2.1. Warning enabled ..................... 45
s1.2.2. Left drillers states ...................... 45
s1.2.3. Right drillers states .................... 45
s2.
System Info
s2.1. Identification ....................................... 47
s2.1.1. Software Version ...................... 47
s2.1.2. Machine Code ........................ 47
s2.2. Error Log ............................................. 47
s2.2.1. Errors ...................................... 47
s2.3. Audit .................................................. 48
s2.3.1. Counters from init ..................... 48
s2.3.2. Counters from reset ................... 48
s2.3.3. Reset Audit .............................. 48
s3.
Install/Uninstall
s3.1. Install*
s3.1.1. Language*
s3.2. Uninstall*
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