Conair GB/ WSB The CYCLE heading, 11/10/97 * * 16:17:53 * RECIPE, OPR000, DATA line, 1908.3, 77.6

Notice that REG shows a full percentage only, no tenths. The software only accepts full percentage entries for regrind. Tenths are ignored.

TWELVE software will print up to 3 line groups, 4 components per line, printing only those that are currently turned on.

The CYCLE heading:
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* 11/10/97 * * 16:17:53 * RECIPE 0000	**ID# 051**	**WO 000000*	OPR000

DATE and TIME this blend cycle was completed. RECIPE, ID, Work Order, and Operator numbers have no bearing on blender operation but aid in identifying this particular blender, and what job was running.

DATA line 1:
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FINAL: DISP,%	0.0	.0	1908.3	77.6	4.06	0.0	.00	2000.1

For each material, each column shows the final dispensed weight of that material and its percentage of the blend.

In this example Natural dispensed 1908.3 grams. Percentage for natural is not given since it is not set by the operator and is not pertinent. Color dispense is 77.6 grams, 4.06 percent of the natural dispense, slightly over the 4 percent requested.

The final number, 2000.1 is the total weight of the blend. It equals the sum of the component dispenses.

DATA line 2:
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RATE: GR/TIME 18224	976	19993	488	12973 31232	10240 31232	9.9

These numbers show the RATE of dispense for each material. These are the numbers that the software used to calculate how long to open the slide gate or run an auger, in order to dispense the required amount. This is GRAMS per Interrupts; 1822.4 grams dispensed in 976 interrupts, which is 4 seconds.

The final number, 9.9 grams, is the TEAR WEIGHT of the weigh bin displayed just before the cycle began.

DATA line 3:
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1ST DISP,TIME	0.0	00	1908.3	469	77.6 1826	0.0	00	22

This shows the first dispense in grams for each material and the timing of that dispense (in interrupts).

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