Franke Swiss Mambo Programming Instructions Manual

Programming Instructions Typ G
Swiss Mambo
Softwareversions up from G 2.00; G3.01 Date: Mai 1998 Visum: BJC
Franke Kaffeemaschinen AG CH-4663 Aarburg Tel.: *41 (0)62 787 37 37 Fax: *41 (0)62 787 30 10 www.km.franke.ch
Coffee-Machine G
CONTENTS
1. Programming keyboard
1.1 General view
1.2 Access into program parameters
1.3 Exit from the programming tree structure
1.4 Input key
2. Main groups in the programming tree structure
2.1 Installation
2.1.1 Explanations of the installation main group
2.2 Service
2.2.1 Calibration of the Grinder
2.3 Program parameters
2.4 Counters
2.5 Set-up
3. Setting parameters in the programming tree structure
4. Additional programming possiblities with the Software G .301
5. Concise description of the special options
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1. Programming keyboard
1.1 General view
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Inlet f o r ground coffee
Coffee beans container
Cup storage space
C o ntro l p anel
C offee outlet w ith integrated Cappucinato
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C o ff ee c a ke c o nta i ner
Grate
CLEAN
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1.2 Access into program parameters
User: The "Adjust-Card" allows fast and immediate access to adjust and optimize product
parameters, such as water quantity, grind quantity, steam-time and milk quantity for Cappuccino, coffee brewing temperature and pricing for internal data central.
Procedure:
1. Insert "Adjust-Card"
2. Keep pressing button + until desired option is shown in digital display
3. Confirm desired option with button --
4. Press desired product button
5. Press button + to increase respectively button -- to decrease data
6. Remove "Adjust-Card", all data is stored
Service:
1. Plug in programming keypad on mainboard
2. Access programming mode by
- Turn coffee machine off with the ON/OFF button
- Press button "OK", keep it pressed
- Turn machine back on with the ON/OFF button
- Enter Service Code-No. 21 on keypad (Service Code)
3. Press button OK to access desired parameter
1.3 Exit of the programming tree structure
EN D Repeated actuation of the END key takes us back up the programming tree
until the programming mode is left and the normal operating mode started.
OFF Exit from the programming mode is also possible by switching off the whole
machine.
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1.4 Input keys
NEXT When this key is actuated we
move on to the next pro­gramming step.
BACK Similar function to the NEXT
key to move back one step in the programming tree structure.
OK This key is used to confirm an
input, to access a main group of the programming tree struc­ture or certain program steps to start a procedure.
EN D Actuation of the END key exits from the current step. The program
indicator moves one main group higher.
A LT This key is used to display the old value again if a wrong input has
been made and the OK key has not been actuated. It also has various functions in connexion with the definition of the waiters' keys and clearing the counter tables.
. The dot key is used to input numerical values with decimal places,
when product names are to be selected from a table (program para­meters) and when the counter readout are to be printed out on a report printer.
Input of digit Enter a digit by means of the key board including the decimal point.
If the input is correct, confirm with the OK key. If the input is incorrect, the BACK key can be used to move back one place or the ALT key to recall the previous display content. An input must therefore be terminated either by OK or by ALT before we can move on further in the tree.
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