Ivoclar-vivadent EP 600 User Manual download pdf (Page 21)

21

Direct –> Press/Firing programs are

protocolled (Press/ Firing program

protocol table) and are transmitted or

printed immediately on the serial

interface RS232. Please note that

therefore, a corresponding output device

(printer or PC) has to be selected in the

menu 'Interface'.

– Pager 1

Yes/No

– Laboratory name

Name which will appear in the header

or footer of the various protocols.

5.3.6 Menu "Maintenance"

This menu provides the commands necessary

during the maintenance of the furnace.

– Lower press plunger manually

– Lift press plunger manually

5.3.7 Menu "Enter new program"

The "Main menu pressing" also provides

three individual programs (Program No. 5–7)

in addition to the standard programs. If

these programs are not shown in the menu,

they are still concealed. They can be inserted

using the following function:

To insert one of the programs (program No.

5–7), select this menu item (F4), type in the

correct code, and conﬁrm with ENTER.

Code Program No.

14000 5

15000 6

16000 7

If the code was typed in correctly, the "Main

menu pressing" displays the new program.

By therein entering the code, a

concealed program will be released

and an already released program

will be concealed.

5.3.8 Menu "Request alarm table"

See Chapter 7.3.

5.3.9 Menu "Protocols"

After selecting this menu the table with the

calibration data is shown.

Key F4 can be used to switch to the press

program protocol table (keys to be pressed:

F4, ENTER).

In this table the protocols of the last

15 press programs are stored. These

protocols can be transmitted manually from

here to the PC or printer (this depends on

the settings in the menu ‘Interface').

5.3.10 Menu "Timer"

In this menu, the timer may be programmed.

With this feature, the furnace may be

heated up to stand-by temperature or

switched off at any given time.

In the interval between the switch-on and

the switch-off times, the unit is kept at

stand-by temperature.

To change the setting, select the

corresponding switch-on/switch/off time

with the cursor (F2/F3) and use the numeric

keypad for selecting the desired time.

The timer can also be switched on or off

with the key ‘timer active-yes/no’.

The times are typically typed in via the

numeric keypad. F3 is used to change the

selected menu item. ESC is used to undo

changes. ENTER is used to save the changes.

The mains switch must not be switched off

during this procedure.

When the timer is active, i.e. when

the heater is switched off, the

symbol is shown on the display. If

a program has not been completely

ﬁnished at the time when the furnace is

scheduled to turn off, the program will

nonetheless be completed before the heater

is deactivated. While the timer is active,

programs can only be started once the time

settings have been adjusted accordingly.

1 2 ... 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 ... 35 36

Comments to this Manuals

No comments