ABBINA EMT 620 IX, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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• To clearly highlight that a timer has been selected and
that it may be handled with the plus/minus buttons,
the decimal point on the 7 segment timer display at
the right is lit in static mode.
Setting Timer Value
• following selection of the timer, the assigned warning
light flashes as described above. The countdown
time for the desired timer can be set with the Plus/
Minus buttons.
• Beginning with the Plus button the first displayed
value goes to “01” and increases in steps of 1 to a
maximum of “99” (end of run).
• Beginning with the Minus button the value displayed
rises to 30” and diminishes in steps of 1 until “01”
(lowest key-in, signalled by a beep).
• To arrive at “00” you must first release the Minus
button then reactivate it. On further activation of the
Minus button the display “00” will not be modified
(second lowest end of run). Setting may also be
carried out by permanent depression of the Plus and
Minus buttons or individual activations (key: button
depression, release, depression, release etc.).
• In the case of permanent activation of the button
there will be an automatic acceleration of adjustment
speed, meaning that the time between one step and
the next will be reduced as long as the button is kept
depressed.
• Generally a timer sets off with the countdown if the
latter has been programmed with values not equal to
0. Example: the timer starts with release of the Plus
button after having set timer value “01”.
• The timer settings take priority over service time
delimitations in the presence of high cooking level
settings.
Time Expiry/Timer Alarm And Confirmation
• When the set time has expired the timer alarm is
triggered and any assigned cooking area is switched
off immediately.
• The cooking level display indication “0” flashes in
alternation with the symbol “H” in the case of latent
heat.
• The 7 segment timer display indicates “0” in
conformity with diagram 1. The LED corresponding to
the timer also lights up in conformity with diagram 1.
• If a timer is assigned beyond expiry of the time (the
same timer or another) selection is cancelled.
• Timer alarms take priority. If on expiry of the time the
user should enter data, the current activation of the
buttons will be used in order to confirm the alarm.
• The sound signal is activated (beeper).
• The signal lasts for a maximum of 2 minutes if the user
does not intervene first.
• After 2 minutes or after pressing any button the signal
Before using the timers the control must be taken to
WAIT mode with the ON/OFF button. Switching off the
control deactivates the timers related to all the cooking
areas, whereas the programmed egg timer continues
to function.
The precision of set timer values depends on the
precision of the Controller oscillator. The RHE versions
without LIN show the greatest worst-case tolerances,
e.g. 99 m 10 minutes / - 3.5 minutes.
Timer Selection
• Depression of the plus/minus buttons simultaneously
selects the desired timer. Any further activation at
the same time, keeping both buttons depressed
for 1000 ms (NB: permanent activation after 10 s),
involves changeover to the subsequent timer. The
point of departure is the egg timer, if no other timer
is operational at that moment. Otherwise you set out
with the first programmed timer. The sequence is: egg
timer, front left cooking area, back left cooking area,
back right cooking area, front right cooking area and
then once more the egg timer etc. Timers related to
a cooking area can be selected only when the latter
is activated (cooking level > 0); deactivated cooking
areas are ignored.
• An optional button is available for selection of the
timer that offers greatest facility of use, but availability
is limited to certain variants. Multiple configuration
models cannot be equipped on the one hand with
a selector and plus/minus buttons and on the other
hand with a timer selection button with another
configuration. It always depends on the variant.
Changing from functioning with existing general or
Choose&Assign controls to timer selection controls is
arbitrary.
• The timer flashing warning light, as per diagram 1,
indicates that the values of the 7 segment display refer
to this timer. So the operator recognises immediately
– seeing the flashing LED of the timer module – which
timer countdown is shown on the 7 segment display.
• If a timer LED is lit in static mode this means that
the relevant timer has been programmed and its
countdown is under way but the time elapsed is not
at the moment shown on the 7 segments display.
• On the 7 segment display of a timer not yet
programmed the symbol “00” is shown in static mode,
with the timer warning light flashing. For an already
programmed timer the residual time is displayed.
• If 10 s (parameter) after selection of a timer there is no
setting (display remains “00”), the timer selection is
cancelled. If however one or more other timers have
been activated the display switches to the timer with
the lowest reset value. The value is shown on the 7
segment display and the assigned LED flashes as
shown in diagram 1.