Kegel FLEX 17-5701, Operator'S Manual

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The buttons will disappear after they are pressed and a STOP
MACHINE screen will take their place. The buttons will re-appear
when the machine stops or after the stop button is pressed.
It is not unusual to start then stop the machine quickly to obtain
the exact position desired.
Starting Your Machine
After you have positioned the machine, press GO TO
STARTING LANE. From this screen you can select the
PROGRAM OVERRIDE function to choose a different pattern,
condition the first two lanes twice by pressing BURN PAIR,
and choose the STARTING LANE.
The screen will also display the name of the pattern that is currently set to run for that time
period. To choose the starting lane you can use the SKIP buttons to go to the FIRST LANE or
the LAST LANE in your center. Or you can simply change the value in one (1) or ten (10) lane
increments by using the buttons on either side of the Lane Number to DECREASE or
INCREASE the value.
To set the machine to run the first two lanes twice, press the
BURN PAIR OFF button. When used on a Walker, the machine
will turn and come back to the starting lane when activated.
When used on a FLEX it will automatically calculate this into
the number of lanes to be conditioned. When it is pressed, the
button will change to ON and the function will be enabled.
Pressing it again will turn it back off. The function can also be
set to happen if the machine changes patterns (ZONES) from
the settings in the 7 DAY PLANNER. This setting can be done in the MACHINE SETUP II
screen. You can also choose to have this feature automatically turn on by going into the
Help screen by pressing on the question mark at the bottom of the screen.
Caution should be used when positioning your machine!
Turning the machine too close to the foul lights will result in the machine crashing into
them and causing possible damage to the lane sensing whiskers.
TECHNICAL
When starting the walker, for each time you stop the machine while moving to next lane
the approach speed will increase and this could cause the machine to miscount when
running normal.
TECHNICAL