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8 USER INSTRUCTIONS

8.1 CONTROLS

8.1.1 DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLS AND TOUCH-BUTTONS OF THE xPRO CONTROL PANEL

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8.1.2 THE DISPLAY AND THE FUNCTIONING INDICATIONS 

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8.1.3 AUTOMATIC/MANUAL TOUCH-BUTTONS SAFETY LOCKING PROTECTION AND UNLOCKING CODE 

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8.2 OPERATION OF THE xPRO CONTROL PANEL

8.2.1 START-UP

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8.2.2 SEQUENCE AND ON/OFF CODE 

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8.2.3 STOPPING THE UNIT 

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8.2.4 DATE AND TIME SETTING 

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8.2.5 GENERAL INFORMATION OF THE xPRO CONTROL PANEL FUNCTIONING 

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8.3 THE MAIN MENU

8.3.1 SETPOINT MENU 

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8.3.2 DATAS MENU 

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8.3.2.1 Temperature chart 

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8.3.2.2 Battery level 

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8.3.2.3 Functioning timers 

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8.3.2.4 Door openings 

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8.3.2.5 Defrosting 

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8.3.2.6 Sensors 

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8.3.3 MANUAL DEFROST 

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8.3.4 ALARMS MEMORY 

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8.3.5 GENERAL TEST AND TEST FOR TEMPERATURES ALARM 

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8.3.6 SETTING MENU 

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8.3.6.1 Language setting 

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8.3.6.2 Alarm setting 

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8.3.6.3 Ventilation setting 

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8.3.6.4 Download USB data  

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8.3.6.5 Reactivation alarm after muting 

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8.3.6.6 Temperature alarm activation delay ....

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8.3.6.7 Door ajar alarm activation delay ........

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8.3.6.8 Codes setting 

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8.3.6.9 Calibration 

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8.4 OPERATION OF THE TEMPERATURE CHART RECORDER

8.4.1 DESCRIPTION OF THE TEMPERATURE CHART RECORDER ..............................................................................................
8.4.1.1 Paper chart replacement ..........................................................................................................................................................
8.4.1.2 Ink-tip replacement ...................................................................................................................................................................
8.4.1.3 Battery replacement ................................................................................................................................................................

8.5 OPERATION OF THE DIGITAL PRINTER

8.5.1 DESCRIPTION OF THE DIGITAL PRINTER ............................................................................................................................

Summary of Contents for xPRO

Page 1: ...USER INSTRUCTION REFRIGERATED CABINET xPRO VERS 0517 ...

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Page 3: ...T MENU 8 3 2 DATAS MENU 8 3 2 1 Temperature chart 8 3 2 2 Battery level 8 3 2 3 Functioning timers 8 3 2 4 Door openings 8 3 2 5 Defrosting 8 3 2 6Sensors 8 3 3 MANUAL DEFROST 8 3 4ALARMS MEMORY 8 3 5 GENERAL TEST AND TEST FOR TEMPERATURES ALARM 8 3 6 SETTING MENU 8 3 6 1 Language setting 8 3 6 2 Alarm setting 8 3 6 3 Ventilation setting 8 3 6 4 Download USB data 8 3 6 5 Reactivation alarm after m...

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Page 5: ...states Capacitive touch buttons 2 3 4 5 6 7 Allow various functions according to the OSD on screen display menu shown on the display ON OFF touch button 8 Allows the display appliance switching ON and OFF MENU touch button 9 Allows to enter into the main menu HOME touch button 10 Allows if back lightened to return back to the home main screen shot ESC touch button 11 Allows to return back to the p...

Page 6: ...described in sub heading 5 2 1 Instruction and Maintenance Manual At the starting when the xPRO control panel is powered it will appear a screen shot with the EVERmed logo for approx 10 seconds Immediately after the display will show the STAND BY condition with the date and time with white indications on a black back ground 8 2 2 Sequence and ON OFF code Fig 10 if the appliance is switched OFF but...

Page 7: ...es pressing the touch button 6 with icon on display and it is provided of automatic re activation facilities once passed the pre set time programmable through the specific menu Reactivation alarm after muting in case the alarm condition persists For further information about the alarms and their functioning check the paragraphs describing every single signalled alarm condi tion Par 8 3 4 and Par 8...

Page 8: ...2 3 Functioning timers touch button 4 Fig 13 The functioning timers show important information about the appliance life and its working This details can not be erased from the datas menu press the touch button 4 to access to the FUNCTIONING TIMERS menu press the touch button 5 é and the touch button 7 ê it is possible to display the following timers Time Comp ON average functioning times with comp...

Page 9: ...to return back to the main screen shot 8 3 3 Manual defrost touch button 4 Fig 12 To process a manual defrost proceed as follow from the main menu screen shot press the touch button 4 to access to the MANUAL DEFROST menu press the touch button 4 YES to process the manual defrost with visual indication in the main screen shot through the relat ed icon press the touch button 7 NO to exit without pro...

Page 10: ...set for the high alarm temperature It activates the buzzer and on the display appears the indication of Low temperature alarm Press the ESC touch button 11 the test termi nates and the display return back to the main screen shot NB During the test the appliance continue to work normally and the alarm indication is not recorded in the alarms memory NB In case of power blackout the power is turned b...

Page 11: ... access to the screen shot CHAMBER ALARM SETTING Fig 18 press the touch button 4 to access to the screen shot SETTING CHAMBER LOW TEMPERATURE ALARM press the touch button 4 and 7 to set the desired value or press the touch button 7 to access to the screen shot SETTING CHAMBER HIGH TEMPERATURE ALARM press the touch button 4 and 7 to set the desired value press the ENTER touch button 12 to confirm t...

Page 12: ...s the touch button 5 é and 6 ê to scroll among the list of the possible data to download press the touch button 4 to clear the data at the right of the display in correspondence of the data appears no or press the touch button 7 to select the data at the right of the display in correspondence of the data appears yes all the details with the indication yes are ready for the download press the ENTER...

Page 13: ...ons 4 and 7 to set the desired value press the ENTER touch button 12 to confirm the new setting and the ESC touch button 11 to return back to the previous menu NB Setting the value 9999 function will be disabled 8 3 6 9 Calibration touch button 6 Fig 16 From this menu is possible to manually calibrate 2 sensors of the appliance The Chamber sensor is the one acquiring the tempera ture into the appl...

Page 14: ... not write on the diagram In order to choose the exact recording start point refer to the days and times printed on the chart itself Screw the fixing nut Close the perspex cover 8 4 1 2 Ink tip replacement Open the perspex cover Lift gently the metal arm on which is fitted the ink tip Remove pulling the ink tip from the metal arm Insert the new ink tip on the metal arm paying attention to the guid...

Page 15: ... and the wide display with clear written indications Then the temperature trends can be printed on paper selecting among 3 printing modes according to the need online printing out at fix intervals on daily basis once per day or an historical report of all the datas acquired The survey of the chamber temperature is done with a sensor independent from the control panel sensor To increase the safety ...

Page 16: ...EVERmed Srl Via Galileo Galilei n 2 46020 Motteggiana MN ITALY Tel 39 0376 550828 Fax 39 0376 550831 www evermed it e mail evermed evermed it ...

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