Vendo V-MAX 576, Parts And Service Manual

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3/2002
PC-13
SET-UP AND CODE DESCRIPTION (CONTINUED)
Control Blocking Option
If selection button one is pressed at the “CtL1” prompt, the controller will enter the Control
Blocking Option. Upon entry into this program the display will show the first summary level
codes e.g. “OFF”, “On”, and “LIt”. In order to save the option press selection button number
two to lock in the desired setting and then press selection button number three to return to
the “CtL1” prompt.
CtL1
Selection Setting
If selection button two is pressed at the “SbL1” prompt, the controller will enter the Selection
Setting Option. Upon entry into this setting the display will show the current setting for
selection as “S 1y” for enabled and “S 1n” for disabled. To change current setting, press
selection button two. The current setting will flash. Pressing selection button one will change
the setting. Pressing selection button two will lock in the desired setting. In order to save the
setting, press selection button three to return the controller to the “SbL1” prompt.
SbL1
Start Time Setting
If selection button two is pressed at the “Str1” prompt, the controller will enter the Start Time
Setting Option. Upon entry into this option the display will show “dAY”.
Str1
Day Setting Option
If selection button two is pressed at the “dAY” prompt, the current day of the week is
displayed. The days are displayed as follows:
dAY
“nnoX” Monday
“tUEX” Tuesday
“UUEX”
Wednesday
“tHUX” Thursday
“FriX”
Friday
“SAtX” Saturday
“SunX” Sunday
“ALL” All Days
“Y” = Setting is enabled.
“N” = Setting is disabled.
Pressing selection button one at this point will toggle through the days of the week. Pressing
selection button two when a day (e.g. nnoX) is displayed will start “X” to flash. Pressing
selection button one will toggle between “y” for enabled and “n” for disabled. To lock in
desired setting, press selection button two. In order to save the day option press selection
button three to return the controller to “dAY” prompt.