corob FIRST 70 - Initialization Procedure; Using the Off-line Button; Shut-down Procedure

20 - START-UP
COROB™ FIRST 70
5.4 Initialization
INITIALIZATION is a preparatory phase that must be carried out when the machine is turned on.
If the computer is turned off and back on again, initialization is not strictly necessary, even if required
by the software; it is solely at the discretion of the operator.
Moreover, initialization must be carried out in the following cases:
• At the beginning of each work shift, even if only the computer had been shut down.
• To send new operating parameters set via the management software.
For more information about the Initialization function, refer to the software user’s manual.
5.5 Use of the off-line button
When the off-line button is pressed, all functions of the machine are interrupted; the ON lamp blinks to indicate
that the machine is switched on but with the functions blocked. In these conditions, any commands coming
from the computer are refused.
After interrupting the machine functions, it will be possible to carry out canister relling.
The status of the ON lamp highlights the condition in which the machine is:
Status of the ON lamp Meaning
ON The machine is ON and ready to receive commands coming from the computer.
OFF The machine is OFF.
WARNING
Pressing the off-line button while a formula is being dispensed will cause dispensing to be interrupted. Once
the machine has been restored to normal operation, IT WILL NOT BE POSSIBLE to continue dispensing the
formula previously interrupted.
After you have pressed the off-line button, when normal operation is restored, it is necessary to carry out
machine initialization (chapter 5.4).
5.6 Shut-down
WARNING
WE RECOMMEND THAT YOU NEVER SHUT DOWN THE MACHINE, even when closed for business,
because the automatic, timed functions help keep the colorant preserved and homogeneous.
Should it be essential to shut down the machine, avoid keeping it off for extended periods of time. When the
machine is not being used, shut off only the computer.
Very little power is used by the machine itself when inactive or during a stirring cycle.