A Jump Loop operation causes program execution to
jump to another designated program step. Each program
step, up to the Jump Loop, is then sequentially repeated.
Use of a Jump Loop allows a programmed temperature
cycle to be repeated up to 100 times. A Jump Loop can-
not be used as the first step in a program.
Program execution proceeds sequentially through each
program step until an End is encountered, or until all 24
program steps have been completed. An End may be set
up to cause the oven to maintain the final set temperature
indefinitely or simply to turn off heater power.
If no End is used, all 24 program steps will be completed,
then the oven will maintain the final programmed set tem-
perature.
Creating a Ramp and Soak
Program
Creating a program consists of constructing a sequence
of the four basic operations (Set Point, Soak, Jump Loop
and End) to produce a desired temperature cycle. For
each operation selected, several options also must be
specified. To enter a ramp and soak program, perform
the following procedures:
1.
Verify the Run LED is off. If it is on, press the
Run Key. If it is blinking, press the Menu Key
then the Run Key twice.
2.
Press the Menu Key. The “No Program” display
should appear as shown on the left. NOTE: If no
key is pressed for one minute, the display auto-
matically reverts to Control mode.
3.
Press the Up Arrow Key once to present the
program entry menu selection. The Actual dis-
play will change from no Program to 1 Program,
indicating entry into program #1.
4.
Press the Menu Key to initiate entry of the first
program step. The display will then indicate the
first step number for program editing.
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O
PERATION
Note
During programming, the MODE key
serves as an "enter" key to select a
value shown on the Actual Display
for a corresponding parameter
shown on the Set Display.
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