PERLA HP - ISSUE 02
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10 FUNCTION/PROGRAMMING
KEYBOARD
This section is for qualified assistance staff only
A four-button panel is affixed to the inside of the door. The functions of the buttons are as follow:
1 Programming button
2 Test Vend button
3 Sequential wash button
4 Cup dispenser button
To use the push button panel, firstly insert the key in the safety switch and press the desired function key
once.
When the door is open, the protected terminal block of the power cable and the wires
which connect it to the door safety switch are live. Total isolation from the electric power
supply is only obtained when the plug is removed from the external magnetothermal
switch. Therefore all the operations which require the vending machine to be powered
with the door open must be carried out only by qualified personnel informed of the
specific risks which this condition entails.
Programming Button:
once programming is accessed,
Command 00
appears on the display
.
Direct
access is possible from this main menu to several data or other submenus. Enter the command on
Direct
selection keypad
and press
key
ENTER
to confirm the selection.
Key ENTER is also used to confirm and memorise data inserted through the keyboard; in this case the text
message
"OK"
appears on the display for a few seconds. To exit the programming or to go from a submenu
to a main menu simply press
key
ESC
.
Test Vend Button:
simply press this button to test the functionality of the vending machine. All the
selections can be tested during this phase. At the end of the test, simply press the same button a second
time to return to normal operation. The “TEST VEND” function is also used to display any alarms existing in
the machine. Press the "ENTER” key to scroll the list (if one exists) and at the end a message appears
asking : “CLEAR DATA?”. Press "ENTER” to confirm and to eliminate all the alarm conditions, otherwise
press “ESC”.
