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USER MANUAL
Smart Controller
with Built-in Timer Functionality
For additional information on Thermodyne Foodservice Products, Inc.,
or to locate an authorized parts and service provider in your area,
visit our website at www.tdyne.com.
Please visit our website to Register your Thermodyne unit. Registration ensures that you
get up-to-date warranty and product information, along with fast and convenient service.
http://www.tdyne.com/register.aspx
Thermodyne Foodservice Products, Inc.
4418 New Haven Avenue
1-800-526-9182
Fort Wayne, IN 46803
www.tdyne.com
(06-20)
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Summary of Contents for THERMODYNE Smart Controller
- Page 1 Please visit our website to Register your Thermodyne unit. Registration ensures that you get up-to-date warranty and product information, along with fast and convenient service.
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Page 2: Important For Your Safety
EQUIPMENT, WHO SHOULD PERFORM THE INITIAL FIELD STARTUP AND ADJUSTMENTS OF THE EQUIPMENT COVERED BY THIS MANUAL. This manual covers the Oven Controller circuit board and Application supplied by Thermodyne Food- service Products, Inc. only. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for information on any other equip- ment. - Page 3 : Before removing any sheet metal panels or servicing this equipment, always perform the Electrical LOCKOUT/TAGOUT Procedure. Be sure all circuits are disconnected. Failure to comply with this procedure can cause property damage, injury or death. : Do not operate this equipment without properly placing and securing all covers and access panels.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
IMPORTANT FOR YOUR SAFETY ....................2 OPERATION ............................5 Precautions ..........................5 System Description ........................5 Main Operator Interface ......................6 Smart Controller Main Screen .....................6 Oven Control Screen ........................7 Basic Oven Control Screen ......................7 Basic Controller Screen .......................8 Recipe System ..........................9 Oven Recipes Screen ........................9 Recipe Details Screen .........................9... -
Page 5: Operation
• The “Configure As Smart Oven Controller” cooking recipes. Along with stored recipes, the checkbox will configure this unit to run Recipes Smart Controller contains a WiFi chip that allows or in Basic mode. the Smart Controller to upload and download recipes and control the oven remotely. -
Page 6: Main Operator Interface
[] area of the temperature will be explained as follows: populated with the actual temperature set point for the given recipe step. Recipe steps Smart Controller Main Screen: will be defined in the Recipes section of this manual. •... -
Page 7: Oven Control Screen
Basic Oven Control Screen: Oven Control Screen: Oven Control Screen Basic Oven Control Screen This screen allows the starting and stopping of This screen allows the turning on and off of the the active recipe. The current state of the oven oven in a basic mode (like a standard oven in a is displayed in the “Oven State”... -
Page 8: Basic Controller Screen
Basic Controller Screen: • Buttons that have a blue background and light gray text are disabled and cannot be activated based upon the current state of the oven. • The food “Probe” temperature will be displayed only if a food probe is plugged into the oven. -
Page 9: Recipe System
RECIPE SYSTEM be removed from the Recipe Name list. Selecting “No” will indicate that the recipe Oven Recipes Screen: has not been deleted. The “Load Recipe” button allows the loading • of a recipe into the oven for running. When selected the screen will change to the Main Window screen and the recipe name will be displayed in the light blue text just below the... - Page 10 running that step. Touching this button will section of the oven is being used when cause a blue checkmark to be displayed the step is active. In this case the “s” in the box. represents that the Shelf will be used to set this temperature.
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Page 11: Recipe Step Details - Clock Screen
Recipe Step Details – Clock Screen: Hour:Minute – This field will contain the • hour and minute(s) of when the Clock based recipe should start. Valid hour range is: 1 to 12 hours and 0 to 59 minutes. NOTE: a colon MUST be placed between the hours and minutes values. -
Page 12: Recipe Step Details - Timer Screen
Recipe Step Details – Timer Screen: • Done – This event will indicate that the recipe is complete. All recipes MUST contain a “Done” event for the recipe to execute properly! • Minutes – This field will contain the number of minutes the current step of the Timer based recipe should run before advancing to the next step. -
Page 13: Recipe Looping Details Screen
UTILITY SCREENS Recipe Looping Details Screen: Password Screen: Recipe Looping Details Screen This screen will only be available for Clock Password Screen based recipes. The concept of looping is taking a recipe that starts at a certain time When the “Utilities” button is selected from the of the day and defining the days of the Main screen, the user will be presented with week that the recipe will run automatically... -
Page 14: Oven Utilities Screen
Oven Utilities Screen: • The “Miscellaneous” button allows to change oven settings that don’t have a specific category they fit in. • The “Firmware Update” button allows the user to see the current version of the firmware running on the oven and allow the user to update it via USB or WiFi. •... -
Page 15: Set Date / Time Screen
The reboot is necessary due to the timing • The “Cancel” button will return to the previous functions of the Smart Controller. screen without performing any actions. • The “Cancel” button will return to the previous screen without performing any actions. -
Page 16: Set Ntp Server Screen
Set NTP Server Screen: Inputs / Outputs Menu Screen: Set NTP Server Screen Inputs / Outputs Menu Screen This screen allows setting the Network Time This screen allows the user to select the desired Protocol server where the date and time will be operation to monitor the inputs or set the outputs. -
Page 17: Set Outputs Screen
The “Online With SiteSage” checkbox will indefinite time period, remove the checkmark • “Enable Output Control Safety” on the only indicate that the smart controller is Miscellaneous Settings screen. communicating with the SiteSage controller. This is only a feedback mechanism and placing •... -
Page 18: Update Oven Firmware Screen
This screen is designed to show the current This screen is designed to show the firmware firmware version of the Cobra Controller software version of the Smart Controller along with the and provide the user the ability to update the support contact information. firmware. When this screen is first opened the •... -
Page 19: Timer Options Screens
Timer Options Screen • The standard timer is a COUNT DOWN timer, you have the option to change this to a COUNT To enable the use of the built-in integrated timer, UP timer by checking the box on the Timer you must perform, or have the factory perform, Options screen. - Page 20 dictate when the timer / product on the • When the timer has reached its warning timer screen will turn yellow and flash. time, the button will turn YELLOW and flash indicating its now time to prepare new product • Program three-day parts: Breakfast, Lunch to replace the existing product which is about and Dinner if desired.
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Page 21: Temperature System
TEMPERATURE SYSTEM Temperature Monitoring Screen: Temperature Options Screen: Temperature Monitoring Screen This screen will display the temperatures of the Temperature Options Screen different sensors in the oven in real time. This will aid in troubleshooting problems related to the This screen is a menu of options that can be temperature sensors. -
Page 22: Set Temperature Offsets Screen
Set Temperature Offsets Screen: Display Temperatures In °F / °C Screen: Set Temperature Offsets Screen Display Temperatures In °F / °C Screen This screen will display the offsets of the This screen allows the selection of displaying different sensors in the oven. This screen temperatures in degrees °F or °C. -
Page 23: Warranty
HEAT TRANSFER FLUID Repeated exposures may cause slight will, subject to the terms of this warranty, Effective Date: 03-02-88 flaking, tenderness and softening of skin. be repaired or replaced at Thermodyne Date Printed: 06/02/88 INGESTION: Single does oral toxicity is Foodservice, Inc.’s option. Claims under this MSDS: 000130 low. - Page 24 NOTES — 24 —...
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