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4. OPERATION PROCEDURES
Programmed Operation
Programmed
operation
This operation is used to run a combination of temperatures, times and
modes as one operation.
Temp
Start
Stop
Time
Program types
A maximum of six program pattern types can be entered (middle column).
PrG1
―
1 program pattern using up to 30 steps.
PrG2
PAt1
2 program patterns using up to 15 steps.
PAt2
PrG3
PAt1
3 program patterns using up to 10 steps.
PAt2
PAt3
Before program
entry
Enter program patterns before attempting to run a programmed
operation.
①
Confirm the number of steps in a program composition, and its
temperatures/times before entering. Using the program planning
worksheet on pages 27 and 28 is recommended.
②
Determine temperature rise/fall capability of unit (refer to tables on
next page). Times must be set to accommodate these
capabilities.
For example, if unit is capable of increasing or decreasing
temperature by 20
C within 10 minutes, approximately 20 minutes
will be needed to increase or decrease temperature by 40
C from
a given temperature.
③
Confirm that the program has a sufficient number of patterns free
to allow for the number of steps to be created.
Steps using the repeat function mentioned below, however, are
not counted.
Useful function
The repeat function is a convenient feature that can be used, when a
series of steps, identical to ones already created, are needed to fill
the remainder or remaining part of a program pattern. See
“Pattern
Repeat Function
” (P.26)
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