Conair GB Press again, view, the total BATCH COUNT, Display will say BC, #####, Batch Count, Fast

Press again	to	view		the total BATCH COUNT.
Display will say (BC					#####).
BATCH COUNT	is	the total number of batches				that have run.
This number	will		continue		to grow until it	is manually
cleared to zero,			or	it exceeds its maximum		possible value.

Press again to return to normal operation.

When any of the above totals are being displayed, you may press the CE key to RESET that number to zero. While all four totals can be cleared to zero manually, only the BATCH WEIGHT number can be entered manually.

When the BATCH WEIGHT is being displayed, you may enter a NEW batch weight using the keypad. You must enter a 5 digit number with leading zeros, if necessary. Maximum number that can be entered is "59999".

The unit of weight that will be used is either POUNDS or KILOGRAMS as determined by the *89 option, explained later.

While in operation, when the total is reached, the system will alarm and stop blending if the FLG parameter is set to 00001. The system will alarm but CONTINUE running if the FLG parameter is set to 00002.

Use the ALARM SILENCE button (on the side of the controller) to silence the alarm. Pressing the BTCH key to view the information will also silence the alarm.

If the system is programmed to STOP at the end of a batch, the ALARM SILENCE button MUST be pressed to start blending the next batch. The First press of the ALARM SILENCE button will silence the alarm. The Second press will start the next batch.

NOTE: Fractional cycles are not blended. Total weight may be in over the target by as much as one cycle weight.

The EXIT key will exit the BTCH sequence at any point but will NOT cause the system to start a new batch.

If an additional 120 volt output is desired for an alarm, substitute a 4 or 7 for the 00001. 4 turns on the Additive outlet, 7 turns on component 7 output.

If you have a printer connected, totals will print automatically. (see VIEW, * for details).

FAST:	This key	will allow you	to exceed the	normal blending rate
	of your unit. Once your system has learned proper flow
	rates of	each material,	the timing of	each component
	dispense	is very consistent cycle to cycle. The FAST key
	allows one or more FAST		REPEAT cycles	to follow a normal
	calibrated cycle. In a		FAST REPEAT cycle all components are
	dispensed simultaneously, without any			weights being taken.
	Errors in dispense amounts will not be detected. These are,
	in fact,	volumetric dispenses, not gravimetric. These

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