OSAKA OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS –COC 30- Page
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HA2 –
ALARM 2 HYSTERESIS (FLOOR): same as “HA1” but
referred to the floor temperature alarm.
A2d
– ALARM 2 ACTIVATION DELAY (FLOOR): same as
“A1d” but referred to the floor temperature alarm.
Pod
– TEMPERATURE ALARM DISABLE ON SWITCHING
ON: Duration of temperature alarm exclusion from when the
instrument is switched on, expressed in hours.
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St” Group (STEAM CONTROL PARAMETERS): these
make it possible to set the operation of the STEAM G and
STEAM I outputs that can be used to control the steamer
and steam injection.
SPS -
SET POINT STEAMER REGULATOR: steamer
regulation Set Point. Can only be used if the instrument is
equipped with a steamer probe. On reaching the temperature
set, the STEAM G output is deactivated.
HSS
– STEAMER REGULATOR HYSTERESIS: Semiband for
the steamer Set Point that establishes the STEAM G output
activation and deactivation values.
SEt
– STEAM INJECTION EXCLUSION TEMPERATURE:
Relative value at the steamer probe, below which steam
injection is disabled.
When steam injection is disabled, the STEAM led flashes.
SIF
– PERMANENT STEAM INJECTION COMMAND
OPERATION: for establishing whether when the steam
injection time “SIt” expires the injection output switches off
even if the key is still held down (= OFF) and therefore it is
necessary to release the key and press it again in order to
obtain a new injection or whether the output remains activated
until the key is released (= On).
Sit
– STEAM INJECTION TIME: STEAM INJ output activation
time when a manual or automatic steam injection command is
given (in sec.).
Sid
– EXCLUSION TIME BETWEEN TWO SUBSEQUENT
STEAM INJECTIONS: Time, counted from the switching off of
the STEAM INJ output, in which the steam injection is blocked
so that the steamer can return to its normal temperature.
During this time (in sec.) no injection commands will be
performed.
SIi
– AUTOMATIC STEAM INJECTION INTERVAL: Pause
time (in min.) when automatic steam injection is enabled. Set =
0 automatic injection disabled. During this time the INJ output
flashes.
Sit
– AUTOMATIC STEAM INJECTION CYCLE TIME: for
setting the duration of the automatic steam injection cycle. If
set = 0 the automatic cycle is automatic, whereas if set > 0 at
the end of the time set the programmed injection cycle
terminates automatically.
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ES” Group (EXTRACTOR CONTROL PARAMETERS): for
setting the operation of the EXTR output that can be used
for extractor control.
ESd
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EXTRACTOR DISABLING DURING STEAM
INJECTION: for automatically deactivating the EXTR. output, if
activated, when there is a steam injection (=on), otherwise the
EXTR. output functions independently of steam injection
(=OFF).
Edt
– EXTRACTOR DISABLING TIME AFTER END OF
STEAM INJECTION: if the “ESd” parameter = On, the EXTR.
output (if on) switches off when steam injection is started up
and remains off for the entire duration of the injection and even
after for the time set for this parameter (in sec.)
EAS –
AUTOMATIC EXTRACTOR SWITCH ON AT END OF
COOKING: for automatic switching on of the EXTR. output at
the end of cooking (=On), otherwise the output can only be
commanded manually (=OFF).
Ecn
– MONOSTABLE EXTRACTOR OUTPUT COMMAND
FUNCTION: Parameter used to set EXTR output function in
relation to the relative key as bistable (=OFF) or monostable
(ON). In practice, bistable operation means that the first time
the EXTR. Key is pressed the output activates and remains
activated, whereas the second time deactivates it. Monostable
operation means that the output is activated only when the key
is pressed.
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AO” Group (AUXILIARY OUTPUT PARAMETERS): for
setting the AUX output.
AOF –
AUX OUTPUT OPERATION: parameter used to set the
output operation mode as:
= 0 – no function
= 1 – ON output: the output switches on/off according to
instrument status.
= 2 – Auxiliary temperature regulator: the use of the AUX probe
is essential for this function. The regulator functions according
to the measurement of the auxiliary probe, the auxiliary
regulator set “SPA”, the relative differential “HAS” and the
function mode “ArF”.
= 3 – End of cooking signal: the output activates at the end of
cooking and, if necessary, even ahead of the time that can be
set under the “AOt” parameter. If the parameter = 0, it
obviously activates at exactly the same time that cooking
finishes.
= 4 – Activation from the AUX (DOWN) key or digital input: the
output is activated when the DOWN/AUX key is pressed or by
activating a suitably programmed digital input. In this mode, the
AUX output can also be switched off automatically after a
certain interval that can be set under the "AOt" parameter.
When "AOt" = 0 the output is activated and deactivated only
manually using the DOWN/AUX key or the digital input.
= 5 – Mutable alarm: the AUX output is activated in
correspondence with the buzzer, when alarm conditions exist
and in the same way as the buzzer, it can be muted by
pressing any key.
= 6 – Non-mutable alarm: the AUX output is activated when
alarm conditions occur and remains activated for as long as
these conditions exist.
Aot
– AUX OUTPUT TIME: Time, expressed in min., whose
function depends on the AUX output function programmed
(see “AOF” parameter).
SPA
- SET POINT AUXILIARY OUTPUT: SET value of the
auxiliary regulator, when the auxiliary output is used as a
regulator (“AOF” par.= 2).
HSA
– AUXILIARY REGULATOR DIFFERENTIAL: auxiliary
regulator Set Point semiband that establishes the activation
and deactivation values of the AUX output when it is used as a
regulator (“AOF” par. = 2).
ArF –
AUX REGULATOR FUNCTION MODE: establishes
whether the auxiliary regulator must perform an inverse action,
such as, for example, a heat process (= H), or a direct action,
for example, a cooling process (=C).
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SE” Group (PARAMETERS RELATIVE TO THE SERIAL
COMMUNICATION): If the instrument is equipped with
RS485 serial communication these parameters allow
device configuration for communication.
Add
– STATION ADDRESS IN CASE OF SERIAL
COMMUNICATION : This is used to set the instrument
address in the communication net. Programme a different
number for each station, from 1 to 255.
bau
– TRANSMISSION SPEED (BAUD RATE): Set the data
transmission speed of the network to which the instrument is
connected. The possible selections are 1 (2400 baud), 2 (4800
baud), 3 (9600 baud), 4 (19200 baud) , 5 (38400 baud). All
stations must have the same transmission speed.
PACS
ACCESS TO PROGRAMMING THROUGH SERIAL
PORT : Programming access. If programmed as "LoC" this
means that the instrument can only be programmed from the
keyboard, if programmed as "Lor" it can be programmed from
both the keyboards and serial line.
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