Conair GB/ WSB Parameters, WEIGHTS are always expressed as GRAMS, RECIPE key is for, FAST key

PARAMETERS

All WEIGH SCALE BLENDER controllers operate according to certain internal PARAMETERS. Because customer requirements vary widely, we have made over 60 parameters accessible for change through the keypad.

BRIEF explanations are given first. FULL information is given in the section that follows.

NOTE: Values shown here are initial ROM values of a model 220. Initial values for other models are listed at the end of this section.

Parameters are five digits, with leading zeros added.

TIMES are expressed as seconds, minutes, or interrupts. (244 interrupts = 1 second).

WEIGHTS are always expressed as GRAMS.

100 and 200 models use tenths of grams: (xxxx.x). (00010 = 1 gram)

400, 900, and 1800 models; full grams: (xxxxx). (00050 = 50 grams)

PERCENTS are expressed in tenths for settings (0xxx.x),

and full percents for other percentage references (00xxx).

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PARAMETER LIST - BRIEF EXPLANATIONS

FLG 00000 turns on the RECIPE, BATCH, FAST, and TAG keys.

These four keys will NOT WORK unless you set this parameter.

The	RECIPE key is for		storing up to 99 recipes.
The	BATCH key allows for filling a barrel or gaylord.
The	FAST key	allows a	higher output mode.
The	TAG key adds certain information to all printouts.
RPO 00000	Pulsed Output,		timing of ON/OFF pulses.
NPO 00000	(Reg,	Nat, Col, Add).
CPO 00000	Set only for Micro Pulse equipped slide gates.
APO 00000
MPO 00010	Pulsed output to the mixer motor
RAL 00000	Last digit = number of retries before ALARM.
NAL 00004	00001	to 00009	= sound alarm, hold process.
CAL 00004	00011	to 00019	= sound alarm, continue process.
AAL 00004	00000	= no alarm, no retries.

These parameters set ALARM				functions.
When material runs out,			or	does	not	dispense	fully, these flags
instruct the		controller	what to		do.	Default	settings shown	are
for	Natural,	Color, and	Additive to			alarm, but not Regrind.
MIX 00015	MIX TIME

This parameter times how long the MIX motor runs in seconds.

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