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File operations: This button navigates to the
le operations page.
System info: This button displays the system
version and software information.
3) Prole Selection Screen:
Back button: Wherever you see the back
button it will take you to the previous
screen.
Active prole: This is the prole that is active
and is used when the espresso tap lever
is positioned to the Automatic brewing
position, indicated by the blue lled circle.
Inactive prole: This is a prole that has prole
information but is not active, indicated by
a purple/grey lled circle.
Empty prole: These are empty prole slots
and may not be used until proling data is
entered. Empty proles are indicated by a
non-lled circle.
Prole select: Pressing prole select will set
the current cursor selected prole to the
active prole.
Prole edit: Press the prole edit button to
edit the prole data for the current cursor
selected prole.
Cursor select: The dotted outline cursor select
indicates which prole is selected on screen.
You may use the rotary encoder or up/down
function of the joystick to navigate the
proles list. Pressing the pushbutton will
activate a selected prole.
Tip: When selecting a prole, this menu is also
duplicated on the tap display. Depending
the installed distance between the module
and tap, it is possible to navigate the menu
from the tap screen and scroll through the
proles using the encoder button. Pressing
the center encoder button selects the prole
highlighted on the tap. The center encoder
button also navigates to the prole selection
menu from the home screen.
4) Pressure proling:
The pressure proling capability of the
Modbar espresso system can be programmed
in “simple” or “advanced” modes, each of
which have their own settings screen. It is
important to understand the variables, their
denitions, and how they work together
to design successful proles that provide
desirable extraction characteristics.
The system is quite extensive and is capable
of simulating almost any espresso machine
or pressure condition available on the
market today.
Study of the following reference guide will
allow you to successfully use the simple and
advanced programming menu interfaces
that follow:
5) Prole edit screen (simple):
6) Prole edit screen (advanced):

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