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return to the ‘edit recipe name’ screen. Se-
lect return to go back to the ‘recipe settings’
screen then press return again to return to
the ‘recipe select’ screen.
Press return again and the system will exit to
the ‘programming/service’ screen.
4.3 PERSONALIZE
At right shows the
‘ p ro g ra m m i n g /s e r -
vice’ screen again.
Press the “Personal-
ize” key to go to the
‘personalize’
screen.
‘edit recipes’ and ‘per-
sonalize’ screens do not require an addition-
al password.
The
‘personalize’
screen allows editing
the company name
and the phone num-
ber displayed when
calling for service is
required.
Changing the user password is disabled and
is greyed out. Other settings are available on
a separate menu by pressing the “Other
Settings” key. To edit the company name,
select that fi eld if it is not already selected.
The selected character will begin to blink.
Use the L and R button to move the cursor
left or right to the character to be changed.
The button above the L and R determines
whether an upper case, lower case, or sym-
bol character set will be used. See the Ap-
pendix at the end for a listing of the char-
acters and their corresponding group and
location within the group. Use the up and
down keys to scroll through the various
choices available. To change the phone
number, select the phone number.
A ‘service telephone
number’ screen with
keypad will be dis-
played. Key in the
service area code and
phone number. Press
Save to store the service telephone num-
ber. CLR will clear entry without exiting the
screen. Cancel will exit the screen without
saving changes and return you to the ‘per-
sonalize’ screen shown above.
Select
“Other
Set-
tings” to go to the
‘personalize,
other
settings’ screen.
Note:
Multiple languages are
not available.
Imperial
or Metric measure-
ment units may be chosen. If imperial is se-
lected, volume will be programmed in fl uid
ounces and temperature in degrees Fahr-
enheit. If Metric measure is chosen volume
will be programmed in milliliters and tem-
perature in degrees Celsius. The end of cy-
cle/keypad beeper may be set to on or off.
The energy save mode has three choices:
No energy saver, energy saver, or power off.
No energy saver maintains normal tank tem-
perature based on the lowest temperature
setting of the active recipes. Energy saver
mode will set back the temperature that the
tank is maintained at and power off will shut
down the tank heater. The selected action
will take place when the “Setback After”
time has been reached. Use the + and – keys
to change the setback time. The autoarm
key may be used to choose autoarm on,
autoarm off, or autoarm global. If autoarm
on is chosen, the individual recipe toleranc-
es will be used to determine if the tank is
hot enough to start a brew cycle. If autoarm
global is selected, the value programmed on
this screen will be used for all recipes, re-
gardless of a tolerance set in the individual
recipes. Tap the autoarm tolerance key to
increment the tolerance value to the desired
setting. Press fi nish to return to the person-
alize screen and then press fi nish to return
to the programming/service screen.
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