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EN
2.3.1 s
eTTing
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aTe
/ T
ime
The following sequence is used to set the system
date / time:
Year - Month - Day - Hour - Minute.
1. Switch the oven off at the main power switch.
2. Press and hold the timer key.
3. Switch the oven on at the main power switch.
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The year flashes in the upper display.
4. Use the upper +/- keys to enter the year.
5. Confirm your input by pressing ENTER.
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The month flashes in the upper display.
6. Use the upper +/- keys to enter the month.
- If you wish:
Press the upper +/- keys simultaneously:
The date format changes from
Day:Month <> Month:Day
7. Confirm your input by pressing ENTER.
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The date flashes in the upper display.
8. Use the upper +/- keys to enter the date.
9. Confirm your input by pressing ENTER.
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The hour flashes in the lower display.
10. Use the lower +/- keys to enter the hours.
11. Confirm your input by pressing ENTER.
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The minutes flash in the lower display.
12. Use the lower +/- keys to enter the minutes.
13. Confirm your input by pressing ENTER.
The oven then behaves in the same way as after a
normal start-up (refer to Sec. 2.2).
Pressing the ESC any time prior to the last
time you press the ENTER key (step 13)
takes you back one setting step.
2.3.2 s
eTTing
°C / °F
The currently selected unit of temperature is dis-
played in the upper display for approx. 2 sec. after
the oven is switched on.
To modify the unit of temperature:
1. Switch the oven off at the main power switch.
2. Press and hold down the upper + key.
3. Switch the oven on at the main power switch.
- Upper display:
Current unit of temperature (“C” or “F”)
4. Continue holding the key until the other unit
(“F” or “C”) is displayed (after approx. 5 sec.).
The oven then behaves in the same way as after a
normal start-up (refer to Sec. 2.2).
2.3.3 s
WiTChing
The
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on / oFF
The
Magma
preheating oven is equipped with a
signal generator to acoustically indicate the end of a
heating programme. This function can be activated or
deactivated.
To do this:
1. Switch the oven off at the main power switch.
2. Press and hold down the “P”.
3. Switch the oven on at the main power switch.
- If the signal generator was previously on, it is
now off:
Lower display:
S : OF
and a brief sound.
- If the signal generator was previously off, it is
now on:
Lower display:
S : ON
and longer sound.
The oven then behaves in the same way as after a
normal start-up (refer to Sec. 2.2).
2.4 Display the Current Time /
Date
No matter what mode you are operating in, you can
always display the current time and date.
• Press the timer twice quickly (within 3 sec.)
- In the upper display:
Current date
- In the lower display:
Current time.
The display remains on for 3 sec.
2.5 Standby
If no key is pressed within 30 seconds, the oven
switches to the “Standby” mode.
The following are displayed in this mode:
- Upper display:
Current temperature,
- Lower display:
Current time.
At the same time, the brightness of the displays and
the LEDs is reduced.
Press any key to exit the standby mode.
The unit does not switch to the standby
mode while the oven is heating, during wait-
ing phases prior to heating, or while values
are being entered.
2.6 Mains Power Failure
Detection
The controller is equipped with a mains power failure
detection function which activates to overcome brief
power outages or if the main power switch is acciden-
tally switched off.
If the power supply fails for less than 10 minutes
during heating, the controller will continue from the
point in the program at which the power failed.
The timer is battery-buffered and may react to a pow-
er failure with a delayed start. The casting time will be
recalculated to reflect this.
The heating programme will not be restart-
ed if power is not restored until after the
programmed casting time has passed!
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