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Only for internal use
2.
Programming the honeycomb layout
As one honeycomb control unit can be used for all kinds of honeycomb layouts the control unit has to be
programmed as to which honeycomb cooking zones have been installed in what kind of layout.
1. Selection of the programme function
Disconnect the honeycomb control unit from the power supply and switch it on again, as this
programming function is only available after a
failure of circuit
. On the honeycomb control unit
"rotating zeros"
appear. Then touch the
clock and minus sensor of the timer simultaneously
for approx. 5 seconds
.
The display for the honeycomb cooking zones shows
"C o d"
; the timer display shows
"0"
. Set
"88"
in the timer
and the touch the
clock sensor
of the timer. A signal sounds for confirmation. All
available plus and minus sensors light up, all dual circuit sensors blink and in the LED
"0"
is
displayed.
2. Indicating the honeycomb layout and type
By switching on the according hexagonal border on the honeycomb control unit the
installation
layout of all honeycomb cooking zones
is displayed. By doing this the position of the control unit
may not be displayed. For this,
touch the plus sensor of the respective honeycomb cooking
zone
. The corresponding hexagonal border will be switched on (switching off is done via the minus
sensor). For all positions that have dual circuit cooking zones the
dual circuit sensor has to bee
touched additionally
(the symbol now lights permanently). Confirm the honeycomb layout setting
by touching the key sensor.
3. Allocation of the pot recognition to the honeycomb cooking zones
Since the old honeycomb cooking zones do not provide a pot recognition function, you can
skip
the cooking zone(s) by simply touching the
clock key sensor
, then confirm with the key sensor.
This configuration
without
pan recognition function will thus be stored in the electronic unit.
4. Allocation of the control unit
One of the honeycomb cooking zones begins to heat up.
Touch the plus sensor belonging to
this honeycomb cooking zone on the honeycomb control unit and confirm this by touching
the clock sensor of the timer.
Repeat this process six times, i.e.
for all honeycomb cooking
zones
. If less than six honeycomb cooking zones have been connected, the connections on the
power module stay free. If these connections are triggered, of course no honeycomb cooking zone
will light up. Should therefore no honeycomb lighten up, this can simply be confirmed by touching
the clock sensor on the timer. After the last allocation has been made,
confirm this by touching
the key sensor
.
This configuration will be stored permanently in the electronic unit. The procedure can be repeated
in case of error or modification of the allocation. Finally, the pot recognition is calibrated
automatically. The LED displays
"CAL"
. After this display has gone out the honeycomb cooking
zone can be used.
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