Saeco CRISTALLO 600, Use And Maintenance

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STIRRER
ALWAYS
STIRRER
>ALWAYS<
STIRRER
>SUGAR<
STIRRER
>SUGAR or BITTER<
PULSE COUNTER
BEVERAGE
PULSE COUNTER
>COFFEE<
PULSE COUNTER
>BEVERAGE<
CLOCK
12:12 M 20 SET 00
CLOCK
>12:12 M 20 SET 00<
PRODUCT BEFORE
YES
INSTANT PRODUCT 01
YES
MULTIPLE BEVERAGE
02
MULTIPLE BEVERAGE
>02<
BEVERAGES ENABLING BEVERAGES 01
YES
RESET ENABLING
YES
RESET ENABLING
>Y< N
FREE VEND KEY
YES
FREE VEND KEY
>Y< N
Items may only
be selected if
the clock
module is
present
CONTINUES
- Stirrer
Enables selection of the stirrer dispensing mode.
STIRRER ALWAYS: the stirrer is dispensed anyway;
STIRRER SUGAR: the stirrer is dispensed only if the
beverage is served with sugar;
STIRRER SUGAR or BITTER: the stirrer is dispensed for
all the beverages which should be served with sugar,
although the user requires them without it.
- Coffee / beverage pulse counter
(“CM”)
Enables selection of whether the 24V dc
electromechanical pulse counter (optional – to be
connected to the CPU card) has to count the coffees or
all dispensed beverages.
- Clock
(visible if clock module is installed)
Enables setting of the hour, minute, day of the week,
day of the month, month and year.
- Product before (“CM”)
Enables selection of the instant product powder to be
dispensed before water.
This brewing cycle will be carried out only if the quantity
of powder to be brewed is below 34.
- Multiple beverage (“CM”)
Enables selection of the beverages to be enabled for
multiple dispensing and the maximum number of
beverages dispensed.
The upper line will remain the same for all following
operations, while the lower line will display the number
of consecutive beverages. It is possible to set a value
between 2 and 8.
- Beverages enabling
(“CM”)
It allows enabling or disabling of the beverage keys.
During standard operation the message “NOT
AVAILABLE” will be displayed when a disabled key is
pressed.
- Reset enabling
(“CM”)
It allows enabling of the “RESET” for data in the statistics
maintenance menu.
- Free vend key (“CM”)
It enables the P3 key (Fig. 41, ref. 3) of the CPU card
for free dispensing of a product during standard
operation.