Operation Using The Smw 5/8 Command - Dibo SBH-E Serie Mode D'emploi

4.6. Operation using the SMW 5/8 command

In order to be able to activate the machine, the correct amount of currency should be inserted and the desired
programme button should be pressed. The coin selector with this drive accepts various kinds of currencies.
The coins that can be inserted, are set in our branches in advance and upon request.
When you have inserted coins and the programme has been selected, the machine will start from the moment
you start using the spray gun, all this provided hat, of course, the main box on the machine has been switched
on. According to the selected programme, the selected product will be added automatically.
When the spray gun has not been operated any more during 20 seconds, the pump motor shall drop out.
When in use, the display will show the number of credit minutes or coins, depending on the selected setting.
BEWARE: the units of time are NOT seconds, but the inserted values.
Adjustment of the parameters:
In order to be able to get into the settings menu, the rotary switch (which can be found on the outside of the
the second time you get one of the parameter codes (see table), e.g. tI. Now you are in the settings menu. In
order to go further into this menu, you have to press key 2 (Insect cleaner) or in order to go back you just push
display, and then you press key 1 (STOP). Now a value has been shown on the screen.
In order to adapt this value you just press keys 2 or 3 (+1 or -1).
For bigger values you can also use the keys 4 (prewash) and 5 (Brush), in order to go 10 steps further or 10
steps back. Once the value has been adapted you have to press again key 1 to go back to the menu.
The next page shows you a table which explains the different parameters.
After setting you have to turn off the rotary switch in order to get back to the operation position.
The machine can be activated without inserting coins only for testing and diagnostic purposes.
Therefore the rotary switch (on the electricity box) should be turned on only once.
The display shows 99:99. All functions are activated now but a coin or token is NOT to be inserted.
Description of the parameters:
The codes T1 up till T6 determine how many washing time one get assigned by coin insert.
The codes C1 up till C6 determine the coin value of every coin (f.e. 2 euro or 1 euro).
The code DI determines whether one sees the time value or coin value on the screen.
1= 1 sec
4= 700 msec
7= 400 msec
10= 100 msec
Notice thereby also that on programme 1 (STOP) a value is granted.
At is the on time of the frost protection.
This is how long the pump, water circulates around the pump at frost (in seconds).
Ut is the out time of the frost protection.
tE is a working hours counter and could NOT be set on 0 for that reason.
This means that for an amount, f.e. 659.255 the part 65 in code Ct stands and 9255 in code OC stands.
RC, here one puts the received values on zero again. This one works by setting the parameter on one.
The drive resets the values and RC comes automatically back on position 0.
PAY ATTENTION: once on zero one can no longer ask the previous values.
OJ received amount of coins
Jt received amount of coins from the ten thousand decimals.
Rj puts the received coin values on zero (see RC).
St determines the minimal coin insert before the unit starts.
JE gives up which address of the coin selector the coin has been programmed.
Td is the time delay of the product valves, to occur that a vacuum can be created there during the change of the
programme.
Wrong codes:
The DiBO drive reports on the screen when there are internal faults:
E-HP = Thermal malfunction pump-motor.
E-CO = Fault coin selector, if these fault is caused by the water inject protection, it's possible to reset her by go-
ing in to the adaptation menu and to leave it again.
E-AF = Thermal failure anti- frost pump.
E-FP = Anti- frost system's water tank is empty.
E-d9 = Thermal failure of degrease pump.
SBH-E : REV A
2= 900 msec 3= 800 msec
5= 600 msec 6= 500 msec
8= 300 msec 9= 200 msec
11= 50 msec
DiBO n.v. 98