Step Press
Display
Comment
1 Other,
Other
CnoS
If CnoS does not show on the display, press the Other key until CnoS displays.
2 ENTER Alternately
flashing:
ConE & #
Cone Offset has been selected; the word ConE and the last entered cone
number will alternately flash on the display. Now enter the cone number which
you want to adjust (in this example cone 07)
3
0, 7
Alternately flashing:
ConE & 07
The word ConE and the entered cone number (07) will alternately flash on the
display. If you type a wrong number, press zero 3 times, press ENTER, then
type the correct number.
4 ENTER Alternately
flashing:
°
F0S & 9000
°
F OS and the previous offset setting alternately flash. Enter the new offset
temperature using the rules above, in this example, “9020”.
5
9, 0, 2, 0
9020
The selected offset temperature is displayed. If you type a wrong number,
press zero 4 times, then type the correct number.
6
ENTER
CPL flashes then the
current temperature
CPL flashes several times indicating the offset temperature adjustment has been
accepted. The current temperature then flashes in the display.
tCoS (Thermocouple Offset) -
Used to raise or lower the temperature indicated by the thermocouples. The
maximum offset is 50
°
F (28
°
C). A positive offset is entered with 00 preceding the amount of offset and a
negative offset is preceded by 90. This is the same as is done for entering cone offsets. A negative offset will
lower the indicated temperature reading and cause more heat-work.
When tCoS is displayed, press ENTER
and the current offset for the thermocouple will be displayed. Press ENTER when the correct offset is
displayed.
The following apply to T/C offsets:
The final temperature is affected for all CONE FIRE and all VARY-FIRE programs.
The thermocouple offset will remain for that T/C until it is changed again.
Typing 00 (before the desired offset temperature) will raise the indicated temperature but it will lower
the actual temperature in the kiln and LOWER the amount of heat work.
Typing 90 (before the desired offset temperature) will lower the indicated temperature but it will
increase the actual temperature in the kiln and INCREASE the amount of heat work.
The maximum number of degrees that can be raised or lowered is 50
°
F (28
°
C).
CONE Offset
T/C Offset
To Correct Under-firing
Set positive (00) cone
offset
Set negative (90) t/c offset
To Correct Over-firing
Set negative (90) cone
offset
Set positive (00) t/c offset
CHG
°
-
Used to select degrees Fahrenheit (
°
F) or degrees Celsius (
°
C).
Example:
Change from
°
F to
°
C.
Step Press
Display
Comment
1 Other,
Other
CHG
°
If
“CHG
°
” does not show on the display, press the “Other” key until “CHG
°
”
displays.
2 ENTER
°
F
Indicates that the Fahrenheit (
°
F) scale is being used. You can toggle back and
forth between
°
F and
°
C by pressing the “1” key.
3 1
°
C .
Displays “
°
C .”. The decimal point in the lower right corner means that the Celsius
(centigrade) scale has been selected.
4
ENTER
CPL flashes then
the current
temperature
CPL flashes several times indicating the temperature scale has been changed. The
current temperature in
°
C then flashes in the display. There will be a decimal point
in the lower right-hand corner of the display.
