Saeco DUALLY, Operation And Maintenance

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8.4 Key description in programming
and maintenance mode
Use the buttons described below to scroll the appliance
menus.
During programming, quick
setting and maintenance
mode, the keys take on a
different function from the
one they perform when
the machine is in use.
See the following table:
BUTTON FUNCTION
1 Up Go back to the previous option inside
the same programming level;
Increase the value of a datum to be
changed.
2 OK Move from a menu level to another
one;
Prepare a datum for the change;
Confirm a datum or a function.
3 Esc
Close Switch from one menu level to the previous
one;
Go back to the previous menu level until
you exit it.
Feature deactivation
4 Down Go on to the following option inside
the same programming level;
Decrease the value of the datum to be
changed.
Some functions also enable to program one or more data
(already programmed on standard values).
To adjust the data values to be re-programmed:
• Select the function.
• Confirm the function with the “OK” button.
The cursor moves under the value to be changed.
• Press the “Up” or “Down” buttons to change its value.
• Confirm the modified parameter, pressing "OK", or exit
without confirming the changing, pressing "Esc"
NOTE: The keys can have a slightly different background,
colour and shape, according to the different screens,
without changing their meaning.
8.5 Access to the User Menu
The machine leaves the factory with open access, but this
can be changed.
- Select “User menu” inside the programming menu.
- Press the "OK" button to confirm.
Access with password protection
The default password is "0" which means free access with
no password request.
If you want to protect the access to the user menu with
password:
- Refer to section "Password Setting" to set the
PASSWORD; this section describes how to set it.
- The access password will be requested every time.
The PASSWORD is not
required if set to 0.
In case you do not enter the
password within 4 seconds
the machine goes back to
the previous screen.