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1. Determines the detection of new chemistry strategy for the gum Can be set to one of two values CONFIRM will prompt for a confirmation with the message NEW GUM MANUAL When the gum solution has been changed reset of the GUM parameter from the off mode menu is needed to reset gum statistic counters and perform other resets of replenishment and algorithms See description of entering the off mode menu in Part 4 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Information The information menu holds information which is useful for a service technician Pass on the information to the service company when asking for a service visit Processor type Software version Absolute values Absolute values In absolute values you can view values for Parameter Description PLATES Total amount of plates processed AREA Total processed plate area HOURS Total number of processing hours User s Manual Control Panel 0605 MENU pa p I gt p LI gt T2581 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Menus Setup Auto timer The auto timer function makes the processor start up and or shut down automatically on set times for selected days If the processor is set to auto timer function but not supposed to start up during short holidays etc use the manual timer function to switch the processor off and at the same time select the next start up
2. LEVEL SETUP continues User s Manual Control Panel 0605 ES Menus Setup Sub menu Parameter Display will show LEVEL SETUP W RESET Available only if the processor is configured for recycling of wash water Determines the detection of new water strategy of the wash tank Can be set to one of three values CONFIRM will prompt for a confirmation with NEW WASH WATER AUTO will automatically reset wash statistic counters and perform other resets of replenishment banks algorithms when fill sequence has been performed MANUAL When wash water has been changed reset of the WASH parameter from the off mode menu is needed to reset wash statistic counters and perform other resets of replenishment and algorithms See description of entering the off mode menu in Part 4 W TOP UP Available only if the processor is configured for recycling of wash water Determines the top up strategy for the wash tank Can be set to one of three values CONFIRM will prompt for confirmation before starting the top up sequence AUTO will automatically perform a top up sequence without prompting for a confirmation if unexpected low level is detected MANUAL do not top up the wash tank Top up must be done manually The message MAN TOPUP WASH is displayed in the alarm list G RESET Available only if the processor is configured with a minimum level sensor in the gum container
3. TIMER MENU T2581 3 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Preferences The preferences menu holds a few additional parameters of general character These settings do not apply to specific processing programs nor are they dependent on processor configurations Make a note of the settings in the table in the appendix Some of the parameters are available from off mode also See description in Part 4 Sub menu Parameter Display will show Total number of hours before off replenish warning is given The wisi warning is presented prior to off replenish If off time exeeds the specified value Select whether the processor should perform automatic gum rinse AUTO G procedure when switched to off mode RINSE This function is available only if the processor is configured for open gum Changing the level setup described below will not take effect until the control panel has been switched off and on Available only if the processor is configured for recycling of wash water Determines the fill up strategy for the wash tank Can be set to one of three values W FILL CONFIRM will prompt for a confirmation before starting a fill sequence of an empty wash tank AUTO will automatically perform a fill sequence when the wash tank is empty without prompting for a confirmation MANUAL will not fill the wash tank Fill up must be done manually The message MAN FILL WASH is displayed in the alarm list
4. and For some alarm types the current value deviation Press the help text key once more and a full text version of the actual alarm will scroll through the display The full text version starts with a unique alarm identification number Use this number to find the alarm in the list of alarms and messages in Part 5 Press EXIT to exit alarm messages T2572 2 b Multiple alarms messages When ALARM or WAIT is displayed press the help text key once The help text function will display the actual alarm in an abbreviated version If two or more alarms occur the help text function will display e g 1 2 informing the operator that this alarm is one of two present Press down key to see next alarm 2 2 and press the help text key once more to see the full text version of the actual alarm A complete list with alarm messages is also included in Part 5 Users Manual Control Panel 0605 ES Functions General control panel functions General control panel functions Operating modes The processor can be in one of 3 different modes when main power is turned on Off mode Power is on main switch is set to I The display is black and the power on indicator is lit or flashing Functions in OFF mode e All processing functions are off e Timer function may be active optional If active the display shows the day and time for next automatic start up See page 3 15 and 3 37 for decriptions of timer function
5. AREA WASH accept new plates this alarm occurs max plate area before GUM wash water alarms occur If another MAX AREA setting of replace periods is wanted this can be adjusted by a service technician Pressing POSTPONE will postpone the alarm message for 5 m Brush worn out Change brush and press RESET 103 CHANGE NE BRUSH XXX U Pressing RESET will reset WASH brush counter AE Replace periods max process length BRSH before brush alarm occurs can be adjusted by a service technician Plate has exited output Press OK sensor ahead of schedule Adjust conveyor transport speed Probable causes Plate has been dragged ai as 111 PLATE TAIL out of the processor Clean the tacho disc with air or a clean OUT ahead of time e g by a FO OUT J 9Y conveyor TAIL Input Output sensor If the alarm returns continuously call displacement not service technician adjusted properly Processor runs too fast caused by a defective tacho disc Plate has activated Check motor and transport system output sensor ahead of schedule Call a Service Technician 112 a HEAD Probable causes OUT Input Output sensor HEAD displacement not 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Alarms and messages Alarms messages list ALARMS AND MESSAGES Alarm Message Tank Cause Explanation Action Remedy The number of hours in Press START to start pumping of fresh off mode exceeds the water into the
6. e Possibility of entering the processors functions and preferences menus in order to reset counters or make changes to fill replenishment strategy See Part 4 for detailed description of the functions available in off mode Stand by mode When the processor is in stand by mode and display shows READY it is ready to receive a plate from the feed table or imagesetter The display shows e READY WAIT or ALARM See table with status signals in Part 5 e E g number of plates processed See DISP display on page 3 23 e Functions of left and right selection keys See Left key on page 3 21 e Selected program See Programs on page 3 5 Functions in STAND BY mode e Temperature controls are on Level controls are on Time replenishment function is active Jog function is active The jog function makes the transport rollers turn for a short while at intervals to prevent crystallization of chemicals on the rollers Keyboard functions can be activated The function can be set by the user The function is described later in this manual User s Manual Control Panel Functions 2 7 General control panel functions 48 Process mode Process mode means that the processor is processing a plate either from the feed table or imagesetter display shows BUSY or READY Functions in PROCESS mode Transport system runs with the set speed Level controls are on Dryer and blowers are on Dryer temperatu
7. enter program settings by pressing SET To choose another program use the up down keys to go to the SELECT opportunity Press SELECT and use the up down keys to select another program number Press OK to confirm Press EXIT to exit the programs menu or press the up down keys to go to SET opportunity for changing the program settings Press EXIT until the display shows the stand by display Note that the selected program number appears in the bottom line If the left selection key is set to PROGRAM display shows PROG the program settings can be activated directly by pressing the left selection key when the processor is in stand by mode Quick set Some of the program parameters listed on page 3 5 can also be selected as a default display setting See description of DISP display on page 3 23 The values of the parameters can then easily be changed by scrolling through the parameter list directly from stand by mode and pressing the quick set key The display view will automatically return to the parameter selected in DISP display User s Manual Control Panel 0605 ES Menus Programs 1220PL o Cho MENU lt T2619_Q3 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Programs i Auto program Some online processors are configured for program selection from the setter The auto program function allows the operator temporarily to overri
8. 3 21 and 3 23 User s Manual Control Panel 0605 EM Functions General contro panel functions sal E F T2567 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Functions General contro panel functions 2 13 Shut down turn from stand by to off mode There are 2 ways of switching the processor off Switch off without using the manual timer function or Switch off with manual timer function E Switching off without using the manual timer function e From stand by mode press the stand by key e If configured for gum cleaning the display will show CLEANING GUM The processor will run the gum rinse cycle and subsequently switch to off mode The CLEANING GUM message is explained in Alarms and messages in Part 5 e All processing functions are now off but timer function is active if set F Switching off with manual timer function Using the manual timer function enables you to turn the processor off and at the same time select day and time for next automatic start up e Enter the timer function using the left key function if set to TIMER or From stand by mode press the MENU selection key e Press down key to select FUNCTIONS e Press the ENTER selection key to enter FUNCTIONS e Press down key to select the TIMER function e Press ENTER to enter TIMER function e The display will show the proposed start up day and time Press OK to activate the manual timer function and t
9. GUM 0 6000 m The total area of plate to be processed before the gum needs to be changed and alarms for change of gum occur G LIFE DAYS 0 255 Number of days left before the gum needs to be changed and alarms for change of gum occur i Make a note of the settings in the table in the appendix User s Manual Control Panel 0605 MENU 4 I pi p LL T2581 2 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Menus Setup Replenishment The replenishment system is defined as a bank with counters and accounts Each chemistry has its own account Each time the system register an amount of replenishment to be added to a processor tank the amount is not given to the bath but added to the account When the account reaches the minimum amount defined for the related pump or valve the replenishment volume is added to the bath The replenishment menu holds parameters for adjusting the replenishment values as specified below Parameter Setting Description Parameters in bold italic are not available for all processor variants W RPL XXX ml m The amount of replenishment added to the wash tank per cc ft m ft plate processed W PUMP MIN XXX ml The minimum amount of water to be let in when water valve opens i Make notes of the settings for these parameters in the table in the appendix User s Manual Control Panel 0605 READS
10. Panel 0605 Bo Functions General contro panel functions C T2566 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Functions 2 11 General control panel functions Start up Switching into stand by mode There are 2 ways of switching the processor into stand by mode using the STAND BY key or using the TIMER function B Switching on using the stand by key See diagram opposite e Main power must be on and the processor in off mode display is black See Turning main power on on page 2 9 e Press the stand by key C Switching on using the timer function See diagram opposite The processor s timer function enables automatic start up e If timer function is activated and main power is turned on the next start up time will be shown in the bottom line of the display e The display will show AUTO START X 10 seconds before start up and a beeper will beep for a few seconds to advise the operator e The processor will automatically switch into stand by mode It is possible to start up the processor manually any time by pressing the stand by key even though the timer function is active Starting the processor manually will override the settings in the timer function See description of Switching off with manual timer function on page 2 13 and Auto timer on page 3 37 D READY Display views The ready display view may vary depending on settings made in LEFT KEY and DISP as described on page
11. User s Manual Control Panel 0605 E Parameter settings lists 0605 User s Manual Control Panel
12. display shows READY e When a plate is entered either manually offline or automatically online the processor switches into process mode The display will change to show BUSY If the processors is configured to READY DELAY To be done by a service technician The alarm lamp will lit If the processor is configured to ready delay To be done by a service technician Acontinuously changing processing symbol behind the selected program number will appear e g P1 e A few seconds after the input sensors are released to be configured by a service technician the display will change to READY e The processor automatically returns to stand by mode shortly after the last plate exits User s Manual Control Panel 0605 ES Functions General contro panel functions 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Menus 3 1 Detailed menu descriptions Es Part 3 Menus Detailed menu descriptions Introduction In this chapter is described in detail the subjects of the menus available on the control panel when switched on The descriptions of the control panel menus are made in the same order as the building up of the menu structure itself User s Manual Control Panel 0605 E Menus Menu structure Menu structure The diagram below and opposite illustrates the control panel menus available for the daily operator of the plate processor l READY A Edit lock Parameters available TIMER depe
13. displayed in the bottom line of the display 4 Use keys ex to e Enter the left key function See Left key on page 3 21 e Enter menus parameters e Confirm changed values parameters e Cancel adjustments exit functions e Start stop various functions Units can be set in Metric or US values To be set by a service technician 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Functions Keys and indicators 48 Quick set key 6 Activating the quick set key enables you to view and change settings for the active function The function of the key depends on the processor mode or which parameter is active The quick set key can be activated in the following functions e READY stand by mode Change of settings or resetting of the active display selection DISP See description of DISP display on page 3 23 e FUNCTIONS Manual TIMER change of start up day and time See description on page 3 15 Alarm lamp 7 The alarm lamp will indicate occurrence of abnormal conditions alarms At the same time the top line of the display shows ALARM Some alarms will be combined with a sound signal The different behaviors of the alarm lamp combined with sound are described in detail in Part 5 Alarms and messages Turn roller key 8 Key for positioning of rollers for easy service e Press the turn roller key The display shows ADJUST ROLLER e Press the up key or down key to turn rollers slightly forward o
14. the Plate gap too short to processor system offline or online 22 LEN MAX IN detect Input sensor defective or malfunctioning hanging New plate to be entered is resting on the input sensor Check sensor Call a service technician for sensor repair if necessary User s Manual Control Panel 0605 ER Alarms and messages Alarms messages list ALARMS AND MESSAGES Alarm Message Tank Cause Explanation Action Remedy 23 TOPUP XXX Low level detected Top up if section level needs to be WASH Level sensor not adjusted LOW LEVEL activated Fix sensor Top up is being Processor is performing automatic top up 24 TOPPING UP performed in the specified section The alarm will WASH XXX disappear automatically when top up is finish Motor overloaded due to If the cause demands for repair call mechanical damage or service technician Otherwise solve the foreign object in the problem and press RESET to reset drive system jam or safety fuse and remove the alarm poor cleaning Safety fuse activated This alarm will most likely leave the plate 25 MOTOR ERR TRANS In the processor In case a plate is jammed remove it manually Use the eject plate function see FUNCTIONS in Part 3 to clear the processor If the alarm returns continuously call service technician Real Time Clock RTC Press OK memory error or low battery due to long All statistics val
15. 1 MENUS oeeie head as ee oe E ES RE Sa eee DR em 3 2 PROC IAN pensante Pera Ada dC RES E RS CAES A RAA A RAK m ddr 3 5 Changing program settings set or selecting a program select 3 7 MO PO ses bie eee Bes ee eee eee ee ee eee eee ees 3 9 DIAS ss ave gee Gate ge RE a ee ee es he ee we ee ees a 3 11 PULGTIONS sm E Ester Wa Lee eo a cee eee eee eee eee ee 3 13 Iga e ese nei eae eee eee eee Se Ee Be eee eee 3 13 Timer Manual coe 8 eed ed ean eee PMDE eram bea ee ee eee 3 13 CUM PN O sadios hae ae a ae ede ee ee ee eee EE ee 3 15 Wash TIUSH n6 44 4504 Epa SS oh Oe See OA a ee oo E ai 3 15 CONV MS gan ae pd ee ow eee ee eee ee eh eee oe E 3 15 Rdy to clean Ready to clean LL LL 3 15 FOG POL o e sd dos oe a ee De CE OS ee 3 17 AaS o2 224 34 0 000 4 50 658 650008 Fede eRe Seed Gores end a Ed oe 3 17 DOO nao ae ea See eeee eee ee eee ee ee hed ees ore ee Pee ee eer eens Ra 3 19 CONMOM DANE acusa sand Ran obo ob qd SSeS GO DD ERR HE EE DRS EES dad 3 19 CI Keyes cc odte coward es MALES ed awa et be sods RATE da na 3 19 Disp CISA a ew cus a pede dC SRI eee eee dA D E eT 3 21 Display light Display contrast 1 0 cc es 3 23 DONG 4 ot aed Be oe hee ee ee ee eee ee eee ee 3 23 see Aola E E he ees bees bees eed eee eee eee E ee eke 3 23 POI WOCK o ean ban Bawa eee ones E oe caw ee eee eee DA 3 25 PIM SIDO ee e ee ae ee ee eee LA ges 3 26 PODACEPOMOJ 5 44 ae8 pede heaton Pees bee eee eee ee Ee eed ee 3 27
16. 2 QUICES ER aveeeie td dis E Oude be eee oe eee PE wed LEA Gee E RW 2 3 Alam IAD s aerei nerean BHA bo ERED ee LDA SPD DT A AS 2 3 TUMOR es cae Got tent db doee ey rhs a a dd Pa dad age ey 54 2 3 Manual replenish key on8d ocbegedansduagtewkeund ce eeeed wen ee ebaeweanae 2 3 Biol Gal REV re 2 4 General control panel functions 0 0 ee ees 2 6 Operating MOSS 22 46 eect ew ex eee ee ee ee eee OEE eee eee ea 2 6 OTT OGG vce ne hea Bee ee oe ee eee eee ee eee eee dE ee oe 2 6 SMC DEM 2 aus 6 ork pea aa ns See ge hee oe IRENE Sai 2 6 POCOS MOMO ress eoaace eos hee RSS eee eer ee eee ees ERA Ds 2 Turning main power on Turn into OFF mode aaa eee 2 9 Turning main power off From OFF mode 0000 eee ee 2 9 Start up Switching into stand by mode LLL nana eee 2 11 Switching on using the stand by key 0 ce es 2 11 Switching on using the timer function aaa aaa aaa ee ee 2 11 READY DISPIAY VEN pps eam hb EA RES Re we ee ee ES 2 11 Shut down turn from stand by to off mode 0 ee ee 2 13 Switching off without using the manual timer function 2 13 Switching off with manual timer function 0 0 00 eee ee ee 2 13 PROCON esse died aa E DSO E cuteness E Gotu DR aoe cae 2 15 User s Manual Control Panel 0605 Part 3 Menus cccccccccccc es 3 1 Detailed menu descriptions Lua aaa aaa aaa aaa aaa aaa aaa aaa 3 1 OQ as rara ns e oes eee eee eee pod Yi WYK radi a 3
17. 5 13 PAMPA 24 eu w hwetaeau tee ons e degra eee DS DS che eons oes 5 13 Appendix A Customers noteS 000 eee ee ee A 1 Parameter settings ISIS a4 0ce 00 ee8 eek eae Ewen ew eed Eee ee od a ewe ees A 1 User s Manual Control Panel 0605 0605 User s Manual Control Panel mroducin o this manual Part 1 General information Introduction to this manual The control panel described in this manual is for Rinse Gum Units as specified on page 0 2 offline as well as online On the next pages are general description of the control panel keys and indicators followed by descriptions of operation and programming procedures and menu structure with detailed functional descriptions W Always read the Safety Instruction Manual part no 21741 before starting up the equipment T2543 User s Manual Control Panel 0605 GER General information Introduction to this manual Action by operator Switch processor s main switch to I on or O off Press quick set key Press stand by key E Replenish key not in use for this processor Use up down keys to scroll between menu items N ar se Press turn roller key lt Use up down keys to adjust a value on the display Press help text key Action by Control panel The display continuously changes between two different messages 1 The arrow shows display changes an
18. O User s Manual Control Panel Menus Setup Display light Display contrast See upper diagram Use these functions to adjust the display light intensity and contrast e Press SET to enter the function e Use the up down keys to make the adjustment and when finished press OK For totally black out of the display see description of the black out function opposite Sound See upper diagram Use this function to select whether the beeper should sound or not When set to ON the beeper will sound e If an important alarm ex waste full occurs e When the input sensor s is deactivated and the processor is ready to process the next plate Offline installations only Exceptions The sound functions described below will be active no matter which setting is made in SOUND e When display black out function is active the beeper will sound for all types of alarms See Black out below e When the processor is in off mode The beeper will sound when the top cover has been opened and closed Black out When set to ON the black out function will turn off all display lights automatically after a period of 20 sec stand by time provided that the key pad had not been touched in those 20 sec This function is useful when working with light sensitive materials in a darkroom To turn on the light again simply press any key User s Manual Control Panel 0605 pad O TIMER O User s Manu
19. PT 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Alarms and messages 5 13 Explanation of the alarm display Initialization fail See illustration opposite When the processor is turned on it starts to initialize The message FAIL NOT FOUND might occur during start up in special situations Below is described when it might happen Fail not found If initialization fails due to a missing or bad connection to one of the circuit boards not the MPU or MMU board an error message is displayed with an indication of the respective board s The processor will try to initialize 3 times and then it turns into off mode Subsequently pressing the stand by key switches the processor into a safe mode from where you will have to do the following e If display says CALL SERVICE turn processor off and call service Alternatively turn power off and on to make the processor initialize again and press the standby key e If display says READY or WAIT if warming up etc the processor has initialized successfully and service will not be needed User s Manual Control Panel 0605 EU Alarms and messages Explanation of the alarm display 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Parameter settings lists Appendix A Customers notes Parameter settings lists Make notes of your current processor settings in the table in this chapter The notes will make the service technician able to make same settings later if the configuration ha
20. R PI MENU Li TIMER MENU gy ENTER gt gt G H KI gt lt gt H M NI HI I EJ LEI T2573 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Functions _ Functions The functions settings are actions which are not directly related to the processing programs G Eject plate Use the eject plate function to remove a plate left in the processor due to e g power failure The eject plate function has both forward and reverse motion Plates jammed in the processor must be removed manually Enter the EJECT PLATE function Press EJECT to activate the forward motion function If reverse transport is needed press the quick set key to switch from EJECT to REVERSE Press REVERSE to active the function e The plate will be transported out of the processor e When the plate has left the processor press STOP Press EXIT to return to stand by mode If the eject plate function has been set to REVERSE with the quick set key the function will not reset to EJECT unless the control panel is switched off The quick set key works as an on off function H Timer Manual See diagram opposite The manual timer function enables you to turn the processor off and at the same time select a day and time for automatic start up The manual timer key is only used in shut down situations Using the manual timer key overrules the sett
21. Replenishment x sn A A E oe eh Ae ee CRESCE TE CAE E A 3 29 Preeren OS ovpaeiued ted Obese eed bee ewe PAS SETA PALA DESA E 3 31 MOLA 12 6 G0 40 ALERTA Rs a LARES SR EM DA dd 3 33 Absolute values sas pra uhaead oe SETA ee TEA ee eo z 3 33 AMO acco gees eee eee eae Peed eee ee ee eed oe Boe eee ee ee RA 3 35 COCK sjsnadhasni ado IDADE RARO NELES DA AS RA EWA 3 37 MOROK ss acco oF Fala da wid Ela Sees KTW Se gt Z ae eee ee a 3 37 SC Ae ari AEE Rd ern eee NE cee ee ees oe oe ee ek ee ee oe a ra 3 37 Part 4 Off mode menu 2 0 ce rr 4 1 DO PUO ses eeaa hee SAFRAS EP PIER E HATE R WO 4 A GE E ea 4 1 How to enter the off mode menu ccccccccccccc ee ees 4 1 Part 5 Alarms and messages cccciccicciicircrraas 5 1 Genial assess tese Es EE EE E ek RR E O RS L ee aU 5 1 Walt DUSV IMIE be aceuas onc eee eke oe qd E A Wadi E wadi 5 1 DIAS MESSADOS oad nade a Padre ATi ias eee eee A ri ia 5 2 User s Manual Control Panel Alarms messages list Laaaaaaaaaaa aaa ee ee 5 3 How to read the alarms messages list 0 ee es 5 3 Abbreviations used in the alarms messages list 1 ee es 5 3 Explanation of the alarm display Lana aaa a ee ee 5 10 DISDAIN Ala a dores ew Gb E GRE had eee eee ee SS eee 5 10 Ser ACHO sussa ee eee ee ee eee eee RL SEA ee 5 11 Pl assessorias DER ee eee ANS ARRAES DE eee eee 5 11 O cs eee eee ERA ee EA A RR E Pee eee oe 5 11 Ao ear oe ee ae ee doe ee ee eae a ae eee E NT
22. T to make changes in the clock function e Press the up down arrow keys to change the settings from the right to the left minutes hours year month and date separately e Confirm with OK each time to save each change e When setting for date is made OK automatically exits the set up e Press EXIT to exit the clock function In order to adjust the internal clock the processor will restart when pressing EXIT to leave the clock function Monitor See diagram opposite In the monitor function status of bath temperatures level sensors heaters and pumps etc can be displayed for each tank separately Service Service technicians only User s Manual Control Panel 0605 ES Menus Service 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Off mode menu 4 1 Description Part 4 Off mode menu Description The off mode menu is the menu available when the processor is in off mode It gives the possibility of entering the processors functions and preferences menus in order to reset counters or make changes to fill and replenishment strategies before starting up the processor The menus available from off mode is listed on the next pages How to enter the off mode menu The off mode menu is entered by pressing the quick set key on the control panel when the processor is in off mode To exit the off mode menus press EXIT Changes made and confirmed in off mode will be effected immediately User s Manual Cont
23. User s Manual Control Panel User s Manual Control Panel T2543 Edition AC February 2006 This manual has part No 51438 GB 0 2 Introduction This manual Part O Introduction This manual This manual is published by GLUNZ amp JENSEN A S Haslevvej 13 DK 4100 Ringsted Denmark Phone 45 97 68 81 81 E mail gjhqQglunz jensen com Internet www glunz jensen com Copyright 2006 by GLUNZ amp JENSEN A S Safety Always read the Safety Instruction Manual part No 21741 before installing or operating the equipment 1 00 00 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Introduction This manual Reservations e This manual was written and illustrated using the best possible information available at the time of publication e Any differences between this manual and the equipment reflect improvements introduced after the publication of the manual e Changes technical inaccuracies and typographic errors will be corrected in subsequent editions e Asa part of our policy of continuous improvement we reserve the right to alter design and specifications without further notice Notes Cautions and Warnings Throughout the manual notes cautions and warnings are written in bold like the example below i Help text is available for some functions parameters only Explanation Symbol Meaning Explanation The operator should observe and or act according to the i Note information in order to
24. al Control Panel Menus Setup Edit lock See upper diagram When edit lock is set to ON it is not possible to enter the PROGRAM and SETUP menus nor is it possible to change program settings using the quick set key Only authorized personnel should be familiar with the code to break the edit lock The code for opening the program and the setup menus is up key down key YES w A YES T31520 User s Manual Control Panel 0605 E3 Menus Setup Plate sizes It is possible to enter 12 different sizes for plates Length LEN and width WID and parallel plate selection are entered separately See illustration below for setting of plate sizes MENU gt E I p 4 TH T2581 1 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Replace periods i Some processors only Menus Setup Replace periods are the max plate area to be processed and max number of days before alarms for change of wash water and gum occur See the table below Parameter Default Setting Description Parameters in bold italic are available for some configurations only W WATER 1000 0 6000 m The total area of plate to be processed before the wash water needs to be changed and alarms for change of water occur W LIFE DAYS 28 0 255 Number of days left before the wash water needs to be changed and alarms for change of water occur G
25. d or function starts stops when related soft key is pressed or 2 The arrow shows display changes and or automatic function Starts stops at time out etc Countdown Sometimes visual on the display a N I i 2 es E 8 I Di E A N 4 Ne Nee Indicators on control panel Power on Main power supply has been off lamp flashing Status signal lamp lit Alarm signal lamp flashing Bib sound not visual 0605 User s Manual Control Panel General information 1 3 Symbols used in this manual Symbols used in this manual Opposite are shown the various symbols used in illustrations throughout this manual The symbols are used for explanation of the various control panel functions and display messages The symbols shown in the upper part of the table are meant as a help to inform the operator which button to press in the situations described later in this manual The symbols shown in the lower part of the table inform the operator of various control panel changes and functions User s Manual Control Panel 0605 14 General information Symbols used in this manual 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Functions E5 Introduction Part 2 Functions Introduction In this chapter is described the function of the keys and indicators on the control panel as well as general control panel functions which are not direct
26. day and time manually Follow this procedure for setting up the auto timer function e Select the AUTO TIMER function and press ENTER e Press SET to make settings for START MON or press the down key to select STOP MON or for selecting another day When SET is pressed the lower right corner of the display changes from SET to OK e Use the up down keys for adjusting the time For the intervals between 6 9 am and 4 7 pm the time is adjustable in steps of 15 min For other intervals time is adjustable in steps of 60 min e Press OK to confirm setting and continue to another day with the down key or press EXIT to exit the auto timer function e To execute the auto timer function simply switch the processor into off mode as described in Shut down on page 2 13 e The processor will now start up and or shut down automatically on the next day at the time set in the auto timer function Starting the processor manually before it automatically starts up will overrule the settings in the auto timer function Make a note of the settings in the table in the appendix User s Manual Control Panel 0605 N 5 0 Setup T2582 Control Panel User s Manual 0605 Service _ Clock The clock function holds settings for both date and time Make sure settings are correct otherwise the timer function and the auto timer function will not start the processor at the expected time e Press SE
27. de the program selected through the setter interface by setting auto program to OFF Follow the procedure below to switch auto program function off Enter the PROGRAMS menu and press ENTER The display now shows the currently selected program Use the up or down key to scroll to the AUTO PROGRAM function Press SET to change setting Use the down key to select OFF and press OK Press the up or down key to scroll to the selected program Display must show program no and SELECT Press SELECT and use the up down keys to select another program number Press OK to confirm Press EXIT twice to return to stand by mode To switch auto program on manually follow the same procedure and set auto program to ON When set to ON program selection can no longer be made from the control panel but is done from the setter The auto program will automatically return to ON if power has been switched off User s Manual Control Panel 0605 ED Menus Programs MENU T2580 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Statistics Menus Statistics The statistics function can be used for viewing and for some resetting the values for the parameters listed below This function is useful if information of the total values is needed for specific periods e g each week or month Sub menu Parameter Description Parameters in bold italic are available for some configurations only PLATES Total number o
28. eady or processing and is ready for receiving plates WAIT Lit No The processor is busy reestablishing suitable conditions for processing Wait until display changes to READY Press the help text key to display the actual wait message 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Alarms and messages 5 3 Alarms messages list Alarms messages list How to read the alarms messages list On the following pages is a complete list of alarms and messages that might be displayed on the control panel e The alarm column shows the alarm text as the operator will see it on the control panel display Alarm text written in parenthesis shows the alarm text displayed when entering the alarm menu as described later if the text in the alarm list deviates from an alarm text displayed on top of other displays messages e The number in front of the alarm text refers to the number displayed in the alarm text when pressing the help text key to display the full text version of the alarm e The tank column shows which tank of the processor the alarm is referring to Abbreviations are explained below Abbreviations used in the alarms messages list WASH Wash tank GUM Gum tank DRY Dryer tank IN Input sensor OUT Output sensor TRANS Transport system PROC Processor MMI Control Panel Man Machine Interface See also explanation of Operating modes on page 2 6 ALARMS AND MESSAGES A
29. f plates processed since counter reset AREA Total area processed since counter reset WASH tank WASH STATUS Displays status in based on W WATER and W CHNG W WATER Area of plate in m left to be processed until wash water change is recommended If displayed value is negative the processed plate area has exceeded the max setting W CHNG Days left to be processed until change of wash water is recommended If displayed value is negative the processed plate area has exceeded the max setting GUM tank GUM STATUS Displays status in based on G GUM and G CHNG G GUM Area of plate in m left to be processed until gum change is recommended If displayed value is negative the processed plate area has exceeded the max setting G CHNG Days left to be processed until change of gum is recommended If displayed value is negative the processed plate area has exceeded the max setting BRUSH Area of plate in m left to be processed until change of brushes is recommended If displayed value is negative the processed plate area has exceeded the max setting HISTORY i For service purposes This parameter displays a list with the last 10 changes in software configuration unexpected system behaviors etc See also DISP display on page 3 23 User s Manual Control Panel 0605 EM Menus Statistics READY lec uP
30. g the turn roller key as described on page 2 3 O Alarms When the processor is in stand by mode or is processing a number of alarms and messages can occur When one or more alarms occur you can enter this function to see the description of the different alarms or use the help text key as described on page 2 4 A complete list of alarms is included in Part 5 in this manual The list includes detailed description of the various alarms and how to act in case an alarm occurs See Part 5 for more information about Alarms and messages User s Manual Control Panel 0605 Menus ED O Alarms 1220PL MENU T2571 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Menus Setup Setup Control panel The control panel functions and parameters are settings in general and thus not directly related to processing Make a note of the parameter settings made in the control panel menus in the table in the appendix left key See diagram opposite The function assigns a manual function to the left selection key on the stand by display The assigned function can be executed by pressing the left selection key when the processor is in stand by mode Below is described the available settings Setting Function EJECT Eject Plate When assigned to eject the left key will activate the eject plate function See description of Eject plate on page 3 15 PROG Program settings When assigned to program the left key will
31. give direct access to settings for the active program Use the up down arrow keys to scroll through the different settings See Programs on page 3 5 for detailed description of program settings TIMER When assigned to the manual timer function pressing the left key will jump directly to the timer menu See Manual timer on page 3 15 for detailed instructions STAT Statistics When assigned to statistics function the left key will display the STATISTICS menu Use the up down arrow keys to scroll User s Manual Control Panel 0605 T2571 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Menus Setup Disp display The upper right corner of the stand by display shows one of the below listed settings In DISP you can make you own choice of which one to display as default All settings can be viewed in the stand by display by pressing the up down keys The display will automatically return to the default setting e g PLATES Some values can also be changed or reset using the quick set key Setting Display will show Parameters in bold italic are available for some configurations only PLATES Total number of plates processed xxxxxxpl AREA Total amount of m processed xxxxxxm SPEED Actual speed xxx cm min as set in the program settings WASH REPL Wash replenish in ml m Wxxxml m as set in the program settings User s Manual Control Panel 0605 pad O TIMER
32. he processor Press input sensor IGNORE 20 JAM Entrance transport OUT rollers snap locks not Check snap locks and lock properly PLATE JAM locked properly resulting in poor plate transport Do not feed plates too close to each Input Output sensor other or adjust conveyor whatever displacement not matches the processor system offline or properly adjusted online Output sensor malfunctioning or Check sensor Call a service technician defective for sensor repair if necessary Plate s trailing edge has If possible press REVERSE otherwise not reached the output press IGNORE then start the eject slot indicating a plate plate function see Functions in Part 3 jam or Probable causes Determine where the plate is stock then One or more of the use the turn roller key see page 2 3 to transport roller snap loosen the plate and then remove it locks near the output manually from the processor 21 TRAIL EDG OUT sensor not locked properly resulting in Check snap locks and lock properly poor plate transport Plate gap too short to Increase plate gap by either increasing detect processor speed or decreasing Output sensor setter conveyor speed malfunctioning or defective Check sensor Call a service technician for sensor repair if necessary Plate s trailing edge has Remove plate and press OK not left the input slot indicating a plate jam Do not feed too soon or adjust Probable causes conveyor whatever matches
33. in the alarm list in this chapter B Tank to which the alarm refers See the list of abbreviations earlier in this chapter C Values deviating from the programmed value D The number 1 2 indicates that the alarm currently displayed is the first of 2 alarms Press the up down keys to scroll between the alarms If there is a change in the alarms during displaying e g if an alarm disappears or if a new alarm occurs the lower right corner of the display will change to show REFRESH Press REFRESH to update the list content E Press exit to return to stand by display O PESE ness el in ta User action Alarms requiring immediate user action will always appear on top of other displays messages e g EXIT will skip the alarm for 1 min and the display will either return to the stand by processing display showing ALARM or it will show the next alarm with user action if any Exit OK OK RESET and IGNORE will reset the alarm if the required action has been executed The display will either return to stand by processing display or it will show the next alarm with user action if any W It is important for the correct function of the processor that the required action is executed before resetting the alarm as some alarms will automatically reset counters etc Users Manual Control Panel 0605 Alarms and messages Explanation of the alarm display T2565 M
34. ings made in the AUTO TIMER function Detailed description of using the manual timer key is made in Switching off with manual timer function on page 2 13 i It is possible to start up the processor manually any time even though the timer function is switched on Starting the processor manually will override the settings in the timer function See also description of the Auto timer function on page 3 37 User s Manual Control Panel 0605 3 14 Menus Functions READY lec uP R PI MENU Li TIMER MENU gy ENTER gt gt G H GE a E oo ERES tw Kolo N PR o T2573 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Functions _ J Gum rinse Not available if configured to GUM CLOSED When activated the processor automatically rinses the gum tank rollers e Press ENTER and For 1 min the processor pauses and at the same time if the processor runs with a filled gum tank the gum is emptied into the gum container automatically The processor then starts to letin water to the gum tank from a spray tube down onto the gum tank rollers to clean them The rollers will turn slowly while the gum rinse function runs Duration 3 min For another 1 min the gum tank is emptied automatically e When finished the processor automatically switches to OFF mode K Wash flush See RDY TO CLEAN below Use this function to activate
35. larm Message Tank Cause Explanation Action Remedy No voltage supply to Top cover is open Close top cover and nO ADO TRANS motor or no connection restart If error still occurs call service FIX AND RESTART no to tacho technician 1 COVER OPEN TRANS The cover is open Close cover properly The replenishment Make sure drain is properly closed 4 XXX TOPUP system has tried to Check hoses for proper connections reestablish the Level in bends and leaks RETRY WASH the tank but has not Make sure that replenish pumps run TOP LIMIT reached level in time Press manual replenish key to check during top up See 23 TOPUP User s Manual Control Panel 0605 5 4 Alarms and messages Alarms messages list ALARMS AND MESSAGES Alarm Message Tank Cause Explanation Action Remedy 5 REFILL XXX Replenish container is Refill or replace replenish container REPL GUM empty REPL EMPTY Temperature too low in Processor will automatically attempt to section reestablish correct temperature Heater element Call Service Technician 6 TEMP LO XXX DRY defective Temperature sensor error Fuse s blown Temperature too high in Processor will automatically attempt to section reestablish correct temperature 7 TEMP HI XXX DRY e is sensor Call Service Technician error Supply voltage too low 8 SPEED LOW TRANS Motors worn out or Ca
36. ll a service technician blocked 9 SPEED HI TRANS The speed is too high Call service technician The temperature is not Wait until correct temperature is reached 77 A PORA PR stabilized display shows READY IN A plate sensor is Remove the plate from the sensor slot 15 SLOT OPEN WASH activated or the rewash Close the rewash slot OUT Slot Is open If sensor defective call service technician Sensor in tank or Connect sensor and press RETRY 16 SENSOR ERR en container not connected If connected call service technician XXX WASTE Sensor in tank or Call service technician container defective Processor fails to reach Sensor defective Call service technician set temperature Temperature is outside 17 TEMP REG DRY the allowed range for XXX the electronics Sensor defective Cold chemistry added Motor error on transport Press RESET to continue 18 NO TACHO TRANS Tacho signal is missing If the error message returns continuously call service technician 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Alarms and messages Alarms messages list ALARMS AND MESSAGES Alarm Message Tank Cause Explanation Action Remedy Plate s leading edge has Press EJECT to eject the plate from the not reached the output processor or slot indicating a plate jam Use the turn roller key See page 2 3 to Probable causes loosen the plate and then remove it Plate stuck underneath manually from t
37. ly related to the menu functions T2544 Keys and indicators Power on indicator 1 Indicates that power is on main switch is set to I When flashing it indicates that main power supply has been off for a while When starting up the processor pressing the stand by key 2 the indicator stops flashing Stand by key 2 Switches the processor from off mode into stand by mode and opposite See description of Off mode and Stand by mode on page 2 6 Up down keys 3 Use the up down keys to e Scroll between display settings in the upper right corner See DISP display on page 3 23 e Scroll between menu items e Adjust settings of various programs parameters User s Manual Control Panel 0605 E3 Functions Keys and indicators 1 4 3 8 2 9 10 T2544 6 5 7 Display 4 The display holds 2 lines of 16 characters each The top line displays Left Right Processor status Wait ready alarm etc See detailed description in the table with status messages in Part 5 Alarms messages and help text Input output device name for service technicians Values Program parameters settings Status of input output device for service technicians The bottom line displays Left right Middle Functions of left and right selection keys Selected program or active processor tank Selection keys 5 Key functions are
38. nding on setup a and or configuration Service lock l MENU T2541 Q3 RGU 1 2 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Menus Menu structure DISPLAY XXXXXX pl PLATES XXXXXX m2 AREA xxx cm min SPEED W xxx ml m2 WASH REPL LEFT KEY NONE STATISTICS TIMER PROGRAM T2541 Q3 RGU 2 2 User s Manual Control Panel 0605 Es Menus Menu structure T2608 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Programs Menus Programs It is possible to choose between 4 processing programs each programmable with different transport times for various processing jobs The table below shows the various program parameters Parameter Setting Description SPEED XX cm min in min Transport time PAR PLATES ON OFF Select if the processor must be able to process parallel plates i Make notes of the settings for these parameters in the table in the appendix User s Manual Control Panel 0605 N 5 D Programs a TL J 7 O O O O O O aa w ct T2578 User s Manual Control Panel 0605 Programs i Changing program settings set or selecting a program select a The stand by display bottom line shows the currently selected program e g P1 Enter the PROGRAMS menu and press ENTER The display now shows the currently selected program with the possibility to
39. nually 48 MAN TOPUP WASH Low level when Pressing YES will fill up the tank 63 FILL XXX switching to stand by automatically WASH mode or if developer EXIT will postpone the alarm for 1 min NO LEVEL tank is emptied in stand by mode 64 NEW WASH Has tank content been Has tank content been changed WATER WASH changed Press YES to reset relevant statistic GUM values if content has been changed 64 NEW GUM Counter for max Turn processor off to change wash number of days for water When turned on again and alarm W WATER exeeded 64 is displayed press YES 82 CHANGE XXX The processor will not Settings of replace periods decide when DAYS WASH accept new plates this alarm occurs max plate area before GUM wash water alarms occur If another MAX DAYS setting of replace periods is wanted this can be adjusted by a service technician Pressing POSTPONE will postpone the alarm message for 1 day User s Manual Control Panel 0605 ER Alarms and messages Alarms messages list ALARMS AND MESSAGES properly adjusted Processor runs too fast caused by a motor error Alarm Message Tank Cause Explanation Action Remedy Max plate area counter Turn processor off to change developer for W WATER solution When turned on again and exeeded alarm 64 is displayed press YES 85 CHANGE XXX The processor will not Settings of replace periods decide when
40. obtain the best possible function of the equipment The operator must observe and or act according to the Caution information in order to avoid any mechanical or electrical damage to the equipment The operator must observe and or act according to the A Warning information in order to avoid any personnel injury Keep this manual with the machine for reference at all times Users Manual Control Panel 0605 0 4 Introduction This manual 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Table of Contents Part O Introduction 2 00 cee ee ee 0 2 DOS Mama sssss rsrsrs eae Pee eee eee ee eee ee oe ee NI 0 2 Dela ds spas ee aha wee RA PILATES TCC RD RA 0 2 Reservations cstasornsess ted es ae hie Fasso nd tees 0 3 Notes Cautions and Warnings cccccccccc es 0 3 Part 1 General information 0000 ce eee es 1 1 Introduction to this manual susana pes dE PESA A GATE peniana ad 1 1 Symbols used in this ma csssssrs pa eeceeeees bak Been ewadeeaeneees RA 1 3 Part 2 Functions 0 00 0 cee ee 2 1 OQUE avec aaa a eG ewe ee eee giro ee bene ee eee ewe eae dop 2 1 Keys and INGICALONS sarre ga fe oes Sod FRG a ee ee ea ee oe 2 1 POWGr Ol INGICAIOl ss i ei Rd e bt aims brenda pia es 2 1 SING OVO ea ke pe ADI ES oe lt a DS PESAR bee oe EE E 2 1 UDOOWNRO sema die eee SA CARE DS da dedo da dO ee Rae ee AH 2 1 DCD ae ee E ra eo E RR ee BETA oa eee tae eee ees 2 2 SOCO 224 4 s een Nas woe RAE wae ee ee ee Se 2
41. play REPLY MENUS Display text Description Action ARE YOU SURE This question is displayed when entering some menus 1 The question is displayed for confirmation entering the menu in question 2 Menus allowed for Service technicians only A special entry code is required YES confirms settings and NO gives the opportunity to change the input 2 Service technicians only Explanation of the alarm display Displaying alarms e Messages will always be displayed in the upper line of the display When a message 1 is displayed the alarm lamp 2 may also be flashing lit e Press the help text key 3 to display the alarms messages see also Help text key on page 2 4 or e Enter the alarm list if the displays shows ALARM by pressing MENU 4 and select the ALARMS function e Use the up down arrows to scroll through the alarms messages Alarms messages displayed are explained in the list of alarms and messages earlier in this Part 2500 LL Lii L TER P MENU i Entering the ALARMS function will freeze the list content 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Alarms and messages 5 11 Explanation of the alarm display Alarms are shown in the display 1 like the example A The alarm is specified by a short description Press the help text key to display a full text version The full text version also shows a number Use this number to find the alarm
42. r backwards for positioning for easy removal mounting e Press EXIT to return to the stand by display The turn roller function is also available from the FUNCTIONS menu as described on page 3 19 Manual replenish key 9 Not in use for this processor User s Manual Control Panel 0605 24 Functions Keys and indicators Help text key 10 i Help text is available for some functions parameters only The help text key gives short explanations e For menus and parameters with abbreviations e To all alarms and messages Pressing the help text key while processing programming or scrolling through alarms or functions parameters will display the help text UMER PI RENU 10 ER StandBy and Ready T2572 1 For more detailed information of the control panel menus the parameters and alarm messages please refer to descriptions in this manual Help text key functions when scrolling through menus and parameters Press once and the help text function will shortly explain the displayed menu function or parameter 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Functions E Keys and indicators Help text key functions when alarms and messages are displayed a Single alarm message When ALARM or WAIT is displayed press the help text key once The help text function will display The actual alarm in an abbreviated version and The number of the alarm messages e g 1 1 number count
43. re control is on for models with temperature sensor Replenishment systems add replenishment to the various tanks as set in the specific parameters The rollers and various wash and gum spray pumps runs at relevant times before the plate enters the respective tanks The processor automatically returns to stand by mode shortly after the last plate exits User s Manual Control Panel 0605 ES Functions General control panel functions T2563 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Functions 29 General contro panel functions Turning main power on Turn into OFF mode See upper diagram e Turn main switch to I on The system will initialize e The power on indicator will start flashing and the processor will wait in off mode display is black Off mode functions is described on page 2 6 Start up of the processor is described on page 2 11 Turning main power off From OFF mode See lower diagram e Please make sure that the processor is in off mode display is black If not use the stand by key to switch the processor from stand by mode into off mode Display will turn black e When the processor is in off mode turn main switch to 0 off Power supply should only be turned off for holidays or for maintenance and servicing purposes Normally the processor should be switched into off mode only Off mode functions is described on page 2 6 User s Manual Control
44. rol Panel 0605 42 Off mode menu Description gt gt lt T2620 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Off mode menu 4 3 Description EEB Menu Parameter Value Parameters in bold italic are available for some configurations only When pressing RESET the software resets wash statistic counters and replenish banks and algorithms WASH oo This menu is visible only when configured for recycling of wash water to be done by a service technician When pressing RESET the software resets gum Statistic counters This menu is visible only when the GUM processor is equipped with and configured for a minimum level sensor in the gum container Configuration is done by a service technician RDY TO CLEAN Ready to clean See Part 3 page 3 17 PLATE PREC OFFRPL WARN See Part 3 page 3 33 AUTO G RINSE PREFERENCES W FILL W RESET LEVEL SETUP see Part 3 page 3 33 W TOP UP G RESET User s Manual Control Panel 0605 zs Off mode menu Description 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Alarms and messages 5 1 General Part 5 Alarms and messages General Wait busy alarm etc When the processor is in stand by mode or is processing different types of status alarms and messages will be shown in the control panel display In this Part you will find e Status messages A complete list with descrip
45. s been erased User s Manual Control Panel Menu Parameter Value Parameters in bold italic are available for some configurations only PROGRAMS SPEED PROGRAM 1 PAR PLATES PROGRAMS SPEED PROGRAM 2 PAR PLATES PROGRAMS SPEED PROGRAM 3 PAR PLATES PROGRAMS SPEED PROGRAM 4 PAR PLATES LEFT KEY DISP DISPLAY LIGHT SETUP DISPLAY CONTROL PANEL CONTRAST SOUND BLACK OUT EDIT LOCK continues 0605 E Parameter settings lists Menu Parameter Value SETUP PLATE SIZES 51 S2 S3 S4 SD S6 57 S8 59 SIO SLi S512 SETIP REPLACE PERIODS W WATER W LIFE DAYS G GUM G LIFE DAYS SETUP REPLENISHMENT W RPL W PUMP MIN SETUP PREFERENCES PLATE PREC OFFREPL WARN AUTO G RINSE LEVEL SETUP W FILL W RESET W TOP UP G RESET SETUP INFORMATION ABSOLUTE VALUES PLATES AREA HOURS continues User s Manual Control Panel Parameter settings lists Menu Parameter Value SETUP AUTO TIMER MON START MON STOP TUE START TUE STOP WED START WED STOP THU START THU STOP FRI START FRI STOP SAT START SAT STOP SUN START SUN STOP SETUP CLOCK Set actual date and time
46. the wash circulation pump when performing a cleaning procedure L Gum flush See RDY TO CLEAN below Use this function to activate the gum circulation pump when performing a cleaning procedure M Rdy to clean Ready to clean Use this function when performing a cleaning procedure Set to YES and manually fill up the tanks with water When set to YES e All level sensor read outs will be set to water measurement mode e Circulation pumps can still be activated e Plates can be fed into the processor e The READY message on the display is replaced by a CLEAN message to inform the operator that setting has been changed i The ready to clean function should be set back to NO prior to chemistry fill i The setting will automatically reset to NO during processor start up User s Manual Control Panel 0605 EG Menus Functions READY IEEUPL R PI MENU Li TIMER MENU gy ENTER gt gt G H GE a E oo ERES tw Kolo N PR o T2573 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Menus 0 Alarms 3 17 N Turn roller This function is useful when removing or mounting rollers for cleaning etc e Enter the turn roller function The display shows ADJUST ROLLER e Press the up key or down key to turn rollers slightly forward or backwards for positioning for easy removal mounting The turn roller function is also available by usin
47. tion of status messages combined with alarm lamp behavior and sound signals e Alarms and messages A complete list of alarms and messages that might be displayed on the control panel e Alarm display Detailed description of how to read and handle alarms and messages User s Manual Control Panel 0605 E3 Alarms and messages General Status messages In the upper left corner of the display is shown the status of the processor 1 In some situations also the alarm lamp 2 is lit or is flashing In the table opposite are explained the different status messages and the behaviors of the alarm lamp AT TIMER See also Displaying alarms later in this Part Status messages Alarm lamp Sound Status Alarm lamp Sound Explanation Action ALARM Flashing Yes for some The processor is displaying one or more alarms or messages in the alarm list Some alarms messages require a minor repair or replacement emptying refilling of container s but the processor can still be operated Other alarms messages will make the processor stop immediately and it cannot be started until the condition causing the alarm has been repaired Displaying alarms is described on page 5 10 BUSY Lit No A plate is entered into the processor The processor input sensor is activated Do not enter another plate until display shows READY READY Off No The processor is either r
48. ues and clock eriod with main power 30 RTC MEM gt p have been reset due to low battery RTC MEM MU Battery on MPU board will recharge RESET automatically when power is turned on If the alarm returns continuously call service technician The replenishment Make sure drain is properly closed 32 XXX FILL system has tried to Check hoses for proper connections RETRY reestablish the Level in bends and leaks WASH the tank but has not ii valent R A Refill replenish container s if empty FILL LIMIT reached level in time Press RETRY during fill Make sure that fill pumps run Fill up is being The tank will be filled automatically 43 FILLING UP was performed The The message will automatically disappear XXX message is displayed when tank is full until fill up stops Wait until message disappears 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Alarms and messages Alarms messages list ALARMS AND MESSAGES Alarm Message Tank Cause Explanation Action Remedy The processor is in Do not feed plates to the processors cleaning mode See detailed description of the cleaning mode in Part 3 page 3 17 y The ready to clean function should be set back to NO 46 CLEAN MODE PROC prior to chemistry fill The setting will automatically reset to NO during processor start up 47 MAN FILL m The tank is empty Fill up the tank manually XXX Low level in tank Top up the tank ma
49. urn off the processor with the set day and time for next start up or change settings Press the quick set key to make new start up settings A cursor will appear in the top line in the display Press up down keys to select the week day on which the processor should automatically start up again and press OK Press up down keys to select the hour on which the processor should automatically start up and press OK Press up down keys to select the minute on which the processor should automatically start up and press OK Press OK to activate the timer function e The message TURN OFF NOW will be prompted Press YES to accept The processor will switch into off mode and show day and time for next start up in the display e g Start TUE 07 30 All processing functions are now off but time replenish and timer functions are active if set to ON e The manual timer function is also briefly described on page 3 15 The processor will automatically start up on the day and time shown in the display e To overrule the timer function simply press the stand by key and the processor will start up as shown in example B See also the description of Auto timer function on page 3 37 User s Manual Control Panel 0605 Functions General control panel functions T2568 0605 User s Manual Control Panel Functions General control panel functions Processing e The processor must be in stand by mode
50. wash tank warning level for pumping of fresh water Press STOP to cancel pumping of to the wash tank water if manual change of water is or the alarm 64 NEW prefered Turn the processor off to XXX has been change the wash water Tum on again answered incorrectly and when alarm 64 is displayed press YES Or 114 HIGH OFF press STOP to cancel pumping of W REPL water if wash water has been changed WASH already and the alarm 64 NEW XXX has been answered incorrectly with aa Te NO Turn the processor off and on again and answer YES to alarm 64 or use the off mode menu See Part 4 for Off mode menu If STOP has been pressed and is regretted turn the processor off and on again When prompted with the alarm 64 press NO The alarm 114 this alarm will be displayed again Press START to start pumping of fresh water Plate feed from feed Do not feed plate from alternate slot until 127 MIXED entrance input sensor previous processing has been completed INPUT IN and rewash slot rewash WASH sensor ma The conflicting input will be ignored MIX INPUT conflict This will result in plate jam The adjust rollers The rollers are blocked while the adjust 128 ROLLER TRANS function is active the roller function is active MAIN TRANS adjust rollers key has Press EXIT to exit the function been activated User s Manual Control Panel 0605 Eo Alarms and messages Explanation of the alarm dis

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