Newco LCD-2 - Advanced Programming Procedures

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Procedure: Setting Portion Control In Normal Run Mode
To program a switch for portioned controls, while in run mode, dispense time must start at “0:00" (See
figure 14) to do this:
1.
Place the desired cup (or carafe) under the dispense head.
2.
Press and hold the “Enter” switch.
3.
Press and hold the selector switch that you want to program.
4.
After two seconds release the “Enter” switch.
5.
When the cup (or carafe) is filled to the desired level, release the selector switch.
6.
The switch is now programmed to automatically fill to that level.
Procedure: Return Switch to Continuous Flow Mode
1. Enter program mode by pressing and holding the “Enter” switch for five seconds.
2. Press and release the “Enter” switch until SEL appears on the display.
3. Press the selector switch that you want to return to continuous flow mode. (The switch
identifier will appear on the display.)
4. Press and release the settings button 3 times. (The selector switch timer will appear on the
display.)
5.
Using the + and – switches, scroll until the selector switch timer reads 0:00
6.
Press and release the “Enter” switch until 3 dashed lines appears on the display.
The switch is now in a continuous flow (push and hold) mode.
Procedure: Disable a Selector Switch
1.
Push and hold the “Enter” switch for 8 seconds to enter a programming mode. The current
temperature setting will appear on the display. (Refer to: Page 3 Programming Mode.)
2.
Press and release the “Enter” switch repeatedly until SEL appears in the display.
3.
Press the selector switch that you have chosen to disable.
4.
Press and release the “Enter” switch. Pump 1 speed will appear in the display.
5. Using the + or – button to scroll, set Pump 1 speed to 0.00
6. Press and release the “Enter” switch. Pump 2 speed will appear in the display.
7. Using the + or – button to scroll, set Pump 2 speed to 0.00
8.
Press and release the “Enter” switch until thee dashed lines appear in the display. The switch
is disabled.