Programming; The Users' Menu; Pre–Programmed Time Settings For Making Coffee (Timer); Fig. 13 Example Current Day And Time - BRAVILOR BONAMAT B5HW Operating Instructions Manual

7.

PROGRAMMING

This chapter describes the different programming
options and reading of the counter device. The
programming can be divided into three parts,
being:
– the users' menu § 7.1;
here any user can retrieve default
pre–programmed settings and change these
once–only if necessary. After the coffee has
been made the setting returns to the default
setting.
– the limited programming menu § 7.2;
here a description is given of how operators
with limited authority can read the day and
total counters with the help of a PIN code and
set and start the descaling programme.
– the extended programming menu § 7.3;
here a description is given of how properly
trained operators with extended authority
(chief) can change all settings with a special
PIN code.
– Pincodes: see fold out sheet at the back of
these operating instructions
7.1

The users' menu

TIP
– No PIN code is needed for the settings in the
users' menu.
– In the display the value to be changed is
indicated by flashing.
– When an enter symbol ↵ appears in the
display, the setting can be confirmed by
pressing the confirmation key (L.).
– With the red stop key (K.) the setting can
always be interrupted and stopped. The
setting returns to the default setting.
– Make sure that a filter cone (V.) (if abvailable)
and coffee filter with the desired amount of
coffee in the filter unit (T.) have been fitted
and that the spray head (D.) is placed above
that in the proper position.
– A signal sounds when the container or the
spray head are not in the right position.
16
version 1.0
7.1.1 Pre–programmed time
settings for making
coffee (timer)
In the extended programming menu § 7.3.8 it is
possible to programme 14 pre–programmed "time
settings" for each day of the week. When "time
settings" have been programmed, these are
shown in the users' menu. These "time settings"
are numbered 1 – 4.
After having confirmed a time setting, the
machine will start making coffee at the set time.
When before programming also the HW system
activating key (L.) is pressed, the hot water
system is activated simultaneously with the
coffee–making system.
G
H
I
J
K L M

Fig. 13 Example current day and time

G
H
I
J
K L M
Fig. 14 Default pre–programmed setting
ECopyright Bravilor Bonamat B.V.
N
N