K&M FSD4000, Operating Manual

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Juice Dispenser FSD4000 © K. & M. Holland GmbH © K. & M. Holland GmbH Juice Dispenser FSD4000
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Subject to technical change without prior notice! Version 2.0, 11/2017 Subject to technical change without prior notice! Version 2.0, 11/2017
7.16 Portion Control
Portioning is only possible with the Portion Control Dongle, where the portioning times are
programmed.
By pressing a dispensing button, the automatic dispensing process starts for the duration of the
programmed portioning time. Basically, the first portion size is selected. The dispensing ope -
ration stops with reaching of the portioning time or by pressing the dispensing button again.
By pressing the Hidden-Button, the second portion size is selected for the next dispensing ope -
ration. This is indicated in the display by activating all decimal points. If you do not tap within 3
seconds, the selection of the second portion size is automatically deactivated. Also the pressing
the Hidden-Button within the 3 seconds deactivates the second portion size.
7.17 Programming the Portion Control
If the Portion Control Dongle is inserted, the programming mode can be selected by pressing
the grey Service-Button („Por“).
Pressing the Hidden-Button activates the programming of the portion size for 3 seconds (de -
cimal points are shown at the display). Pressing the Hidden-Button again within the 3 seconds
deactivates the second portion size.
The programming of a juice line starts by pressing the appropriate juice line button. The dis-
pensing time is counted during the actuation of the juice line button. When the dispensing time
has been detected, this is displayed in 1/10 seconds.
Save the portioning time by pressing the grey Service-Button for 3 seconds. The display shows
during this time „P x“ flashing, where x is the number of the juice line. When the grey Service-
Button is released, the display returns to the programming mode („Por“).
If the grey Service-Button is only pressed briefly, the programming is interrupted and the dis -
play also returns to the programming mode („Por“).