American Panel Blast Chiller BCIP - Manual (Page 26)

PROGRAMMING
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D.5.4. Parameter Programming For UV Cycle
The controller will ask the operator to choose an operating cycle. Press to set the
parameters for the UV cycle.
Use and buttons to increase or decrease the amount of time in which the
Germicidal Lamp will be on.
Press when done.
Note: The UV cycle is an optional feature. Program the UV cycle only if the unit is equipped with a Germicidal Lamp.
D.5.5. Parameter Programming For Print Cycle
The controller will ask the operator to choose an operating cycle. Press to set the
parameters for the print cycle.
Use and buttons to set the printer ON or OFF.
Press when done.
Note: If the print mode is ON, the printer will print events at preset time intervals. If the print mode is set , the events will
be saved in the controller’s memory.
Use and buttons to increase or decrease the time interval at which the
controller will save the events (status of the unit, time, air temperature, and food
temperature)
Press when done.
Press to exit programming mode.
Note: The controller is able to save 250 operating events, approximately 72 hours of normal operation. To store the new
information the operator will have to clear the events memory.
(See chapter E.7)
Note: The Printer is an optional feature. Program the Print cycle only if the unit is equipped with a Printer.
D.6. Programming The Alarms
The unit’s control panel is equipped with two types of alarm systems:
Food Probe Alarm – it will sound when the food has reached the desired temperature, or when the food temperature is
too high. The Food Probe Alarm is informative only and it will not stop the unit.
Air Probe Alarm – it will stop the unit in case the air temperature inside the cabinet goes out of the preset temperature
range. The Air Probe Alarm is a protective system. In case it does go off, the unit should be inspected and, when safe,
restarted.