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If you wish to start baking, press the "Start" button (fig.29b part 17) after
which the heating elements, the belt and the fan inside the oven will start
(fig.29b part D). A message will appear on screen with "HEAT" which flashes
until the set point temperature is reached. If the set point temperature is
reached, a message will appear on screen with "GO" after which you can start
baking. The dot in the temperature display indicates if power is supplied.
NOTE:
The temperatures of the ceiling and floor (not constrained to
one another) can have a maximum gap range of 15°.
temperature, and full device operation are no more guaranteed beyond
this range.
3.2.4 SETTING AND MODIFYING BAKING PARAMETERS:
This function can only be accessed provided the Lock has not been enabled!!
To reset parameters before starting the oven (temperature, baking time) press
+ and – to change the set-point temperature and the arrow keys up/down to
edit baking time.
On T64E, the corresponding display flashes; you can select four parameters:
ceiling temperature, floor temperature, baking time and baking program. The
selected parameter will start flashing. If you select the ceiling and floor
temperature, the display shows the set point value. If you select the baking
program parameter the temperature display will show the set points for that
program.
Once the value required has been selected, use the up and down arrow keys to
change the value.
NOTE:
The above operation can also be carried out during baking,
and in both cases if modifications are made to one of the values from a
generic program, the oven will automatically "quit" that program and
revert to "manual" mode.
T75E - TT96E - TT98E only: It is possible to select the number of
temperatures that can be displayed and set: 1, 2, or (only in TT96E and
TT98E) 4 temperatures.
To set the number of temperatures, see point 3.2.13.
Setting the oven to 4 temperatures, the maximum gap between ceiling and
floor will be 15°C and between the different temperatures, it will be 30°C
(see example in fig. 33).
- Maximum set point temperature allowed 400°C (T75E) or 320°C (T64E -
TT96E - TT98E).
- Minimum Standard baking time:
2 minutes (optional: T75E - TT96E - TT98E 45")
30 seconds on T64E
- Maximum Standard baking time
20 minutes (optional T75E - TT96E - TT98E 10').
The conveyor belt gear motor is fitted with a reverse rev control (T75E -
TT96E - TT98E only) which, regardless of the weight on the belt, guarantees
an even transit time.
To check the transit time on the T75E , it is necessary to measure the time
from the moment of entry at the outer side of the baking chamber to the
moment of exit at the outer side of the baking chamber.
To check the transit time on the T64E - TT96E - TT98, it is necessary to
measure the time from the moment of entry at the outer side of the baking
chamber to the moment of exit at the outer side of the baking chamber.
It is also possible to set baking time to zero and therefore, the belt will remain
idle
3.2.5 RUNNING ONE OF THE 20 PROGRAMS
T75E - TT96E - TT98E
If the oven is on the "manual" mode or on a different program, press the P
button which opens the list of programs in numeric order to select the desired
program. Scroll with the arrow keys up/down (fig.29 pos.14) until the desired
program and press OK to start the program chosen. The program data appears
on the display. Press the START button to enable baking (fig.29 pos.12).
To SEARCH BY NAME, or to retrieve a program used recently, see part
3.2.6.1.
NOTE:
The above operation can also be performed during baking
and if you are on a generic program, press "esc" and from this, the
manual mode will be entered automatically.
NOTE:
If there are no pre-loaded programs, the message <EMPTY
LIST> is displayed, thus it is necessary to enter at least one baking
program as described in 3.2.6.1.
T64E
If, when the oven is turned on, it is set to MAN (manual) or to a different
program from the one required, simply use the display (part D will flash) with
the "Left Arrow" (or "Right Arrow"), then select the desired program indicated
by "Pr" with the "Arrow up" or "Arrow down". If you browse through the
programs display, ceiling temperature, floor temperature and baking time
show the set values of the selected program.
If the program required is reached, press OK to confirm. If ok is not
selected after a few seconds the display will show the previously set
program.
3.2.6 PROGRAMS SETTING
Reaching set
3.2.6.1 T75E - TT96E - TT98E
Operating the programs enables the operator to use the "automatic" mode,
i.e. the ability to save and/or retrieve a configuration of parameters
previously set.
NOTE:
multiple programs with the same name cannot be set.
A running program is shown in the status icon with the "P" symbol and in
the message bar by the name of the program.
Enter the dedicated menu to manage the programs. Press the MENU
button, click the "programs" item with the up/down arrow keys and press
OK to enter the submenu.
Scroll the up/down arrow keys on the display to select the following items:
- "Recent": displays the list of recently used programs
- "Search by name": sorts programs starting with the letter desired
- "Insert new": start the procedure to create a new program
- "Edit": start the procedure to edit a new program
- "Delete": start the procedure to delete a new program
- "Import USB": start the procedure to import programs stored on a
device into the internal memory External USB
- "Export" USB: starts the procedure to copy existing programs in the
internal memory on external USB device
•
RECENT
It is the function that lists the latest programs used. Select the desired
program with the up/down arrow keys and then press OK to operate. Press
START to start heating/baking time with the parameters of the selected
program.
•
SEARCH BY NAME
This is the function that lists all programs stored in the memory in
alphabetical order beginning with the chosen letter via the up/down arrow
keys. Confirm your choice with OK. Select the desired program with the
up/down arrow keys and then press OK to operate. Press START to start
heating/baking time with the parameters of the selected program
•
ENTER NEW
This function is only available if the Lock function has not been enabled !
A new program can be entered in two ways:
- Direct storage
- Enter from "Programs" menu
If the oven is on "manual" mode, the direct storage operation allows you
to match a name to the set of parameters used. Hold the "P" button for a
few seconds when the baking parameters to be stored are displayed on the
main screen.
Alternatively you can enter a new program from the "Programs" menu:
press MENU, select PROGRAM, press OK, select ENTER NEW and
press OK to enter.
In both cases the screen to edit the name is entered (fig. 30a). A blinking
cursor above the display indicates that you must enter the first letter of the
name . Select the desired program with the up/down arrow keys and then
press OK to confirm. Enter the second letter and so on. If the last letter
entered needs to be deleted, scroll up to "DEL" and press OK or press
MENU as many times as each letter to be deleted. To complete entering the
name, and then enter baking parameters, scroll down to "END" then Press
OK or, alternatively, press P to enter the set-point temperature and baking
time (Fig. 30b).
This accesses the function to enter the set-point temperatures and baking
time (fig. 30b). Change the temperatures with the "+" and "-" keys; use the
top pair of keys "+" and "-" for the ceiling temperature and the bottom pair
of keys "+" and "-" to change the temperature of the floor.
Edit baking time by pressing TIME with up / down arrow and confirm the
parameters entered with OK.
If single temperature display is enabled, then only one temperature can be
set. It is possible to use both pairs of "+" and "-" keys to change this
temperature. See Par. 3.2.13.
NOTE:
screen when P is held (direct storage method) the baking parameters
cannot be edited!
At this point the summary program is displayed (fig. 30 c). Press OK to
save the program and operate.
Press RETURN several times to return to the previous screens without
saving.
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Each program is identified by a unique name to which
if the programs entry screen is accessed from the main