6.5 Adjusting Blend Times:
6.5.1 Scroll to the first blend time data set (Small) by pressing either the L or
GO buttons.
6.5.2 Blend times are in whole seconds. 21 in the blend cycle set represents 21
seconds of blend time. The blender motor will run for the programmed
time and then stop.
6.5.3 The blender motor will run in the pattern as described by the Cycle in the
next data set.
6.5.4 To zero out the blend time value, enter 0 on the keypad and press GO.
6.5.5 To move to the next blend time for Medium or Large press the GO button
to reach them (cycle settings are between each).
6.6 Adjusting Blend Cycles:
6.6.1 Scroll to the first blend cycle data set (Small) by pressing either the L or
GO buttons.
6.6.2 There are 6 pre-programmed cycles already stored in the unit. See figure
4 below.
6.6.3 Select the cycle you want by pressing the appropriate number (1-6) and
press GO.
SpeedA TimeA SpeedB TimeB SpeedC TimeC SpeedD TimeD SpeedE TimeE SpeedF TimeF SpeedG TimeG SpeedH TimeH
Cycle 1 5 15
Cycle 2 6 15
Cycle 3 7 15
Cycle 4 3 1 4 1 1 2 3 1 4 2 5 2 6 2 7 3
Cycle 5 3 1 5 1 1 2 3 2 5 2 3 3 6 6 8 6
Cycle 6 3 2 1 3 3 3 5 3 6 4 7 15 8 6
Figure 4 – 6 standard blend cycle profiles.
6.6.4 Regardless of the time listed above (figure 4), the blender motor will run
for the amount of time that you have programmed into the Cycle time data
set. However, the cycle will start over at the beginning of its programmed
time. In other words, looking at Cycle 5 above, you can see that it is set
for a total time of 24 seconds. If your cycle time is greater than 24
seconds, the cycle will start over at the lower speed and repeat until the
time is up.
6.6.5 You must have a cycle programmed into the data set even if you have no
cycle time.
6.6.6 Press the GO button to move to the Mcycl and Lcycl data sets and change
or set as needed.
6.6.7 Blend cycles 7, 8, 9 and 10 can be customized for your needs. See Section
7.12 for instructions.
6.7 Adjusting Pause:
6.7.1 Scroll to the pause data set (Small) by pressing either the L or GO buttons.
6.7.2 Pause is the amount of time the blender motor will wait until it begins to
blend.
6.7.3 The use of Pause is to allow your ingredients to dispense into the blender
jar without being thrown back out.
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