Blendtec BD8 - Advanced Programming; Advanced Programming: Pump Calibration; Advanced Programming: Water Flow Calibration; Advanced Programming: Small Drink Default

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24 seconds, the cycle will start over at the lower speed and repeat until the
time is up.
• You must have a cycle programmed into the data set even if you have no
cycle time.
• Press the GO button to move to the Mcycl and Lcycl data sets and change
or set as needed.
6.6 Adjusting Pause:
• Scroll to the Pause data set (Small) by pressing either the L or GO buttons.
• Pause is the amount of time the blender motor will wait until it begins to
blend.
• The use of Pause is to allow your ingredients to dispense into the blender jar
before the motor starts.
• Pause is again, in whole seconds. Enter the value with the number keys on
the control panel and press GO.
6.7 Changing the Drink Size Ratio:
• You can set the drink sizes for the S, M, and L buttons on the keypad.
• To access the menu, press 7-8-8-GO on the control pad (from the Enter
Drink # screen).
• The display will now read “Size Small XX”. Enter the size, in ounces, of the
small drink you want to make and press GO.
• The data set will automatically move to the Size Medium data set; enter the
ounces size of your medium drink and press GO.
• The data set will automatically move to the Size Large data set; enter the
ounces size of your large drink and press GO.
• It is not necessary to have all three sizes, but you must have a “small” drink.
The “small” drink size correlates directly with the data set programmed
into the 7-8-9-GO menu. This is very important! If you set your 7-8-9-GO
menu and water values to make a 12 ounce drink and your small size to 14,
you will only make 12 ounce drinks and the M and L drinks will not turn out
correctly. The microprocessor uses the small drink size and the settings in
the 7-8-9-GO menu to automatically generate your M and L drinks. Ensure
that the size of drink and the programmed data sets match directly.
• Press the STOP button twice to exit the drink size menu.
Section 7: Advanced Programming
This section is intended for the owner/manager of the location who will take
the time to fully understand the system and the information contained herein.
Greater detail is spent on controls and reports the unit can supply. All func-
tions are accessed by pressing 7-8-9-GO on the control panel unless otherwise
noted.