Operating Screen And Controls - Taylor QS12 Service Manual

Operating Screen and Controls

The VERSION SCREEN is viewed when a grill is
powered for normal operation. It indicates the version
of software the microprocessor is using.
VER 2.00
Note: If the grill is not equipped with the upper platen
option, the words "NO PLTN" will appear on the display
for two seconds before the version screen appears.
The MEMORY INITIALIZATION SCREEN appears if
the grill has never been used or in the rare event that
set-up parameter memory has been lost.
MEM INIT
When this screen appears on the display, the
parameters previously programmed by the operator
will revert back to the factory default values. Pressing
any keypad will advance the display to the VERSION
screen.
Factory Defaults:
Upper 400_F TM1
Lower 325_F TM2
If set-up parameter memory is lost, programmed
names will revert back to the "ITEM" message.
After the VERSION SCREEN is displayed and a
keypad is pressed, the grill will enter the COOK mode
of operation.
Models QS12/QS24
30
0
9
Cook Temperatures
Each item has two programmable cook temperatures.
The first temperature is for the upper platen (SU1 400).
The second temperature is for the lower surface
(pertaining to that side on the QS24) (SL1 325).
Note: Factory default settings are 400_F for the
upper platen, and 325_F for the lower platen. The
upper heater can be set from 150_F to 425_F. The
lower heater can be set from 150_F to 400_F.
To adjust the heaters for a particular item, scroll to that
item. Press and hold the TEMP keypad for five
seconds. Release the keypad and the message "SU1
400" will appear.
SU1 400
Press the UP or DOWN arrows to adjust the
temperature for the upper surface. Once the desired
temperature is displayed, press the MENU keypad
and the message "SL1 325" will appear on the screen.
SL1 325
Press the UP or DOWN arrows to adjust the
temperature for the lower surface.
Once the desired temperature is displayed, press the
MENU keypad and the screen will return to the normal
cook menu screen.
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