Quality Espresso Futurmat F3 Operator’s Manual

DISPLAY

04.2008

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

COFFEE MACHINE DISPLAY

Contents

1. Main functions of display

2. User screens:

2.1 Main (Standby mode)

2.2 System temperatures

2.3 Coffee counter

2.4 Water softener regeneration

2.5 Clock programming

3. Warning screens

4. Screens for authorised personnel

5. General diagram of the system

1. MAIN FUNCTIONS OF THE DISPLAY

The system is made up of a group of twelve screens, which in turn are divided into a specific number of sub-screens, where the data is displayed and modified.

Depending on the model, the text in the displays, can be abbreviated or not.

The MOD key enables movement through the group of screens.

Pressing the PAS key leads to the sub-screens. Pressing the MOD key from any sub-screen returns the user to the group of screens (see General Diagram of the System).

2. USER SCREENS

2.1 Main It automatically alternates between two screens every 30 seconds (Screen- A, publicity and Screen- B, timer and temperature), the user being able to see either of them when desired, by pressing PAS.

Standby mode: (Screen unlit, general switch in position - 1)

The machine remains in off position until put into use (normal mode)

Activate Standby:

From the timer screen (Screen-B), keep the CAM key pressed down (4 sec.) until seeing the display, the publicity screen unlit (Screen-A).

De-activate Standby: (Pass to normal mode)

Keep the CAM key pressed down (4 sec.) until seeing the publicity screen lit up (Screen-A)

2.2 System temperatures

Shows the temperature of the boiler and the steam nozzle (according to the version of the machine)

element is working.

When, instead of the temperature, it shows XXX, it means that no probe is connected (or it has broken down).

Consult temperatures:

1. Press the MOD (Screen-C)

2. Press the PAS key to see the sub-screen with the required information. (Sub-screen C1)

a in bold indicates when the heat ing

2.3 Coffee counter

Consult coffees made:

1. Press the MOD ke (Screen- D)

2. Press the PAS key as many times as required to see the sub-screen with the desired

information.

IMPORTANT NOTE

.- Screens with broken lines above only appear in models with automatic

cappuccino maker incorporated

Setting the coffee counter to zero:

1. Press the MOD (Screen- D)

2. Press the PAS key positioning it on the required sub-screen to be set to zero 3 Press the CAM key (the display digits flash) 4 Press the SET key (the counter goes to zero) 5 Press the CAM key (the display digits stop flashing) 6 Press the PAS key to confirm

It is not possible to set the total servings to zero (Sub-screen - D6)

2.4 Regeneration of water softener.

It shows the litres remaining to be consumed before carrying out the regeneration of the water softener and the quantity of litres of water programmed that must be consumed before the regeneration is carried out.

To consult remaining litres and programmed litres:

1. Press the MOD (Screen - E).

2. Press the PAS key the number of times necessary until the desired sub-screen is displayed.

Programming the number of litres of water at which the regeneration of the water softener must be carried out:

1. Press the MOD

(Screen - E).

2. Press the PAS (Sub-screen - E2).

3. Press the CAM key (the blinking cursor appears), press again the CAM key to move the cursor from units to thousands.

4. Press the SET key to change the value of the digit occupied by the cursor. Repeat steps 3 and 4 to set the number of litres of water required.

5. Pressing the PAS key, go to sub- (Sub-screen - E1)

6. Press the CAM key (the digits on the display flash)

7. Press the SET key (the programmed quantity is established on the Sub-screen - E2)

8. Press the CAM key (the digits on the display stop flashing)

9. Press the PAS key to confirm

2.5 Programming the clock

1. Setting the time: Press the MOD

(Screen - F)

1.1 Press the PAS key the times necessary until displaying the Sub-screen - F9.

1.2 Press the CAM key (the position corresponding to the day of the week flashes).

1.3 Press the SET key until selecting the correct day of the week.

1.4 Press the CAM key (the digits of hours blink), press the key again to move the cursor to

the minute positions, the SET key changes the digits of the blinking cursor.

1.5 Press the PAS key to confirm.

Press the MOD (Screen - F).

1. Press the PAS key until seeing the sub-screen corresponding to the desired program

(Sub-screens F1 to F8) for example Sub-screen F1.

2. Press the CAM key (the day of the week blinks) press the key again to go to start hour

and minute; and stop day, hour and minute.

3. To change the values shown by the cursor, press the SET key.

4. Press the PAS key to confirm the changes made in the sub-screen. (On pressing the PAS

key, as well as confirming the changed data, the next sub-screen will appear).

5. Successively repeat points 2,3 and 4 for each start up / close down that you wish to

program.

NOTE.- In each sub-screen corresponding to each of the eight possible programmes for

automatic start up and close down, the upper line shows the start up condition and the lower line the close down condition.

6. Examples of programming:

a) Starting and stopping every day.

b) Starting on Monday and stopping on Tuesday.

c) Starting on Monday and stopping on Friday.

d) If the premises close for one or more days each week, the simplest way of programming

is to create an automatic on and off program for each day of activity during the week.

To do this put the machine in Standby Mode (2.1) at the end of the day.

NOTE: The machine always obeys any on-off programme there is on the sub-screens (from F1 to

F8). To cancel any programming carried out, go through points 1 to 4 of this section, selecting in the position corresponding to the day for starting and stopping the following symbol: ------- (do not forget to confirm the change made as described in point 4 of this section).

If the machine is on standby waiting for an automatic start, the power supply is cut and returns after the programmed start time, the machine will remain on standby and will have to be started according to point 2.1

Standby Mode (2.1)

In the case of making a coffee (in programmed portions) when there are less than 5 minutes remaining before an OFF programming, 5 minutes will be added from the minute that the coffee is made: this function does not apply in the case of CONTINUOUS coffee supply.

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