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3.7.2.3 Counting mode
The counting mode specifies whether a placing pattern based on the specified basic
functions is to be placed once (normal mode) or is to be repeated (continuous mode).
Example for normal mode:
Basic function settings
Stacking – 10 slices – 4 stacks (= pressed “X button” 3 times)
When it is started, the machine slices 4 stacks of 10 slices and places them on the table.
Then the machine stops.
Example for continuous mode:
Basic function settings
Stacking – 10 slices – 4 stacks (= pressed “X button” 3 times)
When it is started, the machine places 4 stacks of 10 slices on the table.
The machine then returns to its initial position and repeats the cutting process. It
continues to do this until one of the following events happens:
x
The specified number of portions has been sliced.
x
All of the food has been sliced or
the operator has cancelled the slicing process.
You can specify the portions in continuous mode (repeat mode).
To do this, use the +/- buttons to specify the number of portions.
If you specify “0”, the machine will repeat the process until
the food has been sliced or the operator cancels the slicing process.
Another way to modify the continuous slicing mode is to add pauses between individual
layers. The pauses can be used to remove one layer from the table and add a new film or
tray for a new layer on the tray.
3.7.2.4 Idle Time
This menu item only appears if the continuous mode is active.
This is where you can define the pauses between the individual layers by using
the -/+ buttons.