The Edit Mode; Overview Of The Edit Mode; Single Vs. Multiple Temperature Mode - TurboChef i5 Owner's Manual

Overview of the Edit Mode

The serves three main purposes:
EDIT MODE
1. To edit set temperatures.
2. To edit names of food groups and recipes.
3. To edit recipe settings.
To access the
EDIT MODE
1. Enable it from the "Options" screen (page 13).
2. Press the On/Off key to return the oven to the
"Cooling Down" or "Off " screen.
3. Press the On/Off key again to enter
Single Temperature Mode
Edit Mode: - Four temperatures available to edit
- Adjacent soft key to access recipes
- When in "group select" (Figure 17,
- Temperature displayed adjacent to
Cook Mode: - No temperature selection screen. The
Number of Recipes - 200 (all)
Available to Cook:
Table 1: Single Temperature Versus Multiple Temperature Mode
,
EDIT MODE
(Figure 16, page 16).
associated with temperatures (Figure
16, page 16).
page 16), all 200 recipes will be
available to edit (because all
temperature settings are identical).
each "block" of five food groups
(Figure 17, page 16).
oven automatically warms up when
the On/Off key is pressed (Figure
7.3, page 9).

Single vs. Multiple Temperature Mode

The i5 Oven is capable of utilizing four unique set
temperatures. By default, the oven operates in
"Single Temperature" mode, in which all four
temperatures are the same. By contrast, if more than
one temperature is specified in the
oven will operate in "Multiple Temperature" mode.
The i5 Oven is capable of storing 200 recipes. If
more than one temperature is desired, at least 50
recipe spots must be allocated to each unique
.
temperature setting. Think of each temperature as a
"block" of 5 food groups, or 50 recipes. The table
below outlines differences between the two modes in
more detail.
NOTE: Earlier i5 models store only two
temperatures, each containing 100 food recipes.
Multiple Temperature Mode
- Same as single temperature mode.
- Same as single temperature mode.
- When in "group select" (Figure 17, page
16), only recipes associated with the
selected temperature will be available to
edit. (NOTE: if additional temperature
settings are identical to the one that was
selected, the associated recipes for those
temperature settings will also be available
to edit.)
- Same as single temperature mode.
- When the oven is turned on, select a
temperature before warming up (Figure
7.2, page 9).
- If 2 unique temperatures: 100/100 or
150/50
- If 3 unique temperatures: 100/50/50
- If 4 unique temperatures: 50/50/50/50
, the
EDIT MODE
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