Steam
Air
activation and setting
The TVS parameter (
Steam
Air
temperature) is accessible by the temperature menu
after pushing the key “+” to make it appear.
If TVS= 00 : the
Steam
Air
function is deactivated (default setting)
The stop temperature is adjustable from 50°C to 90°C with a recommended value
between 62°C to 64°C.
Note
: if the
Steam
Air
function
is activated, the short steam key becomes the
Steam
Air
key and the corresponding timing is no longer taken into account.
(4) KEY CONFIGURATION (only in factory)
x
Enables to attribute the desired cycle or function to each key
The different functions are:
Selection Red or Green Grinder
Selection Trap or Orange Grinder
Continu
only 1 key per keyboard
only 1 key per keyboard
only 1 key per keyboard
The different cycles are :
Steam
Steam
Air
(option)
Hot water
Milk foam 1 dose
Milk foam 2 doses
Milk foam Jug
Hot milk 1 dose
Hot milk 2 doses
Hot milk Jug
16 coffee cycles or milk
*
1 cup
16 coffee cycles or milk 2 cups
4 coffee cycles or milk 1 dose
2 different timings so 2 keys per
machine except with
Steam
Air
option
(see previous §)
only 1 key per keyboard
2 different doses
so 2 keys per machine
1 key per group
1 key per group
1 key per group
1 key per group
1 key per group
1 key per group
1 key per cycle and per group
1 key per cycle and per group
1 key per cycle and per group
*
cappuccino, caffe-latte, macchiato, cream …
x
3 standard configurations are proposed with or without cappuccino device :
1. Restaurants bars
: 2 different coffees, same grinding
2. Hotel
: 2 different grindings, fine and coarse
3. Selection
: Possibility of choosing the desired grinder
(5) ASSIGNMENT OF THE GRINDERS
x
Allows each key operating a coffee or milk cycle to use such or such a grinder, or
manual trap.
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