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USER GUIDE
Type the correct range for each mode.
If the chosen option is outside the range, or not applicable,
that mode is highlighted in red. If any mode is in red,
select a valid number within the range (see Figure 11).
Figure 11: Red Highlight
After all modes are set up, press the PROGRAM TITLE
button to name the custom recipe (see Figure 12).
Figure 12: PROGRAM TITLE Screen
Press the TITLE button, which highlights the button in
green (see Figure 13). Name the program.
Figure 13: TITLE Field Highlighted
Press the DESCRIPTION button to add information to that
recipe (see Figure 14). Press Ok to start the cycle.
Control Operation
Figure 14: DESCRIPTION Field Highlighted
If you select probe mode, the screen prompts you to insert
the probe. The system displays a 10-minute countdown
(shown in seconds) to insert the probe (see Figure 15).
The system recognizes the probe immediately after it is
inserted, and starts the process.
Figure 15: Blast Chilling Cycle Screen
NOTE: Manual Programs and the Custom Recipes
do not provide the same advantages of the
Automatic OEM Recipes. However, these
programs allow a one single step chilling
process during all the cycle—where air
temperature and fan speed are always the
same value.
Cycle Graph and other functions
For an automatic or manual cycle, the graph shows the
air set temperature, actual air temperature, and set
temperature during a chilling or freezing cycle. The timer
counts up until it reaches the cycle set time or until the
target temperature is reached (when using the insert
probe). After the set time or temperature is reached, the
unit switches to hold mode, which can be stopped at any
time by pressing the stop button (see Figure 16). If the
doors are opened, the fans and compressor turn off. The
compressor has a one minute delay on start up.
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