Alliance Micro-20 Programming manual

Manual

Micro-20

Part No. D1112

Code: 249/00385/10

Juli 2008

Programming manual

Programming manual Micro-20

Content

1.0. System requirements Micro-20 software

1.1. Start-up screen of the Micro-20 programming software

2.1. Main menu

2.2. Program-number and name

2.3. Programming options

3. Configuration of the machine

3.1. Water inlet system

3.2. Machine type

3.3. Heating

3.4. Liquid soap option

3.5. Inverter drive

3.6. Coin option

3.7. Safety stop enable

3.8. F5 Enable

3.9. Decimal

3.10. Coin-count

3.11. Date

3.12. Degrees

3.13. Eco-level

3.14. Drain – pump

3.15. Drains

3.16. Time correction

3.17. Error-indications

3.18. Default startup

3.19. Cyclus contact

3.20. Retry intermediary spin

3.21. Customer

4.1. Structure of the wash-program

4.2. Wash components

4.3. Final Spin + tumble
Art. 249/00385/10

D1112

Date: 12/07/2008
Software-version: Micro-20 1.01

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1.0. System requirements Micro-20 software

The Micro-20 Programming Software has the following recommended system
requirements: keyboard, mouse or other pointing device, and a CD- or DVD
drive.

Recommended System:

 Pentium IV 2,86Ghz or higher
 Monitor supporting SGA 1280x1024 resolution or higher
 Windows Vista, XP
 1 Gb memory capacity
 4 Gb drive with 100 MB available hard disk space

Minimum System:

 Pentium III 1 GHz
 Monitor supporting XGA 1024x768 resolution
 Windows 2000, XP Home edition
 256 Mb memory capacity
 1 Gb drive with 40 MB available hard disk space

Note:

1. If your system barely meets the minimum system requirements, you will

notice that the Micro-20 Programming Software does not perform at
acceptable speeds. There is also the possibility that the Micro-20
Programming Software will not operate properly.

2. Adding more RAM to your computer will improve the performance of most

software packages, including the Micro-20 Programming Software.

3. Refer to requirements of your computer's operating system

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1. 1. Start-up screen of the Micro-20 programming software

On the Micro-20 display there is a complete overview of the important
components to create a wash-program:

 Main menu : File-menu / Edit-menu / Eprom-menu and Help

 Program-number and name

 Programming-options

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 Water mix time

 The wash-programs

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 Configuration of the machine

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2.1. Main menu

The main menu contains the different functions to be executed with programs:

 The File-menu:

 New (Ctrl+N) : Start with a new blank program set
 Open (Ctrl+O): Open a consisting program set
 Save (Ctrl+S): Save the actual program set
 Print (Ctrl+P): Print the current values
 Print All (Ctrl+Alt+P): Print the complete values
 Exit (Esc) : Quit the program

 The Edit-menu:

 Copy (Ctrl+C): Copy the selected program
 Paste (Ctrl+V): Paste the copied program

 The Eprom-menu:

 Compose (F9): the composition of *.bin file from a *.dat file with

systemsoft (*.prg file)

 Decompose (F10): obtain a *.dat file from a *.bin file

Composing a *.bin file: this is necessary to be able to put the programmed
data in an eprom. A *.bin file is a composition of 'sytemsoft' (*.prg file) and
*.dat file with the programmed data

 select the systemsoft (ex. 20_518.prg)
 select the specific *.dat file
 confirm a name for the *.bin file

To cause as less confusion as possible, it is recommended to give the *.bin
file the same name as the *.dat file

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