Conair GB, WSB 1TY= REG, 1TY= NAT, 1TY= ADD, or 1TY= OFF, EXIT will exit the sequence at any time

Should it fail, we suggest that it be replaced at our factory.

*23 Press (*,2,3) to move the PARAMETER table from RAM to EEPROM. This information is then available for retrieval using the "CLEAR" routine or by using the *32 function described next.

*32 Press (*,3,2) to move EEPROM information to RAM. This is useful for retrieving special information tables that you may have stored earlier in the EEPROM. Also, if you have been making changes to RAM tables and now wish to restore all parameters to what they were at power up, this is the function to use.

NOTE: The three functions above, *12, *23, and *32, are easily remembered if you think of the 1, 2, 3 keys as ROM, RAM, EEPROM. The first digit selects the source, the second digit the destination.

*14 Press (*,1,4) to set components to one of four options. The display will look like this:

(1TY= REG), (1TY= NAT), (1TY= ADD), or (1TY= OFF).

This is the component number and the TYPE it is set to: REGRIND, NATURAL, ADDITIVE, or TURNED OFF.

Press the "CE" key repeatedly to scan the four options. When proper selection is displayed, move on to NEXT component by pressing the "*" key.

REPEAT the "* CE" sequence for ALL components you use.

The * key will walk you through all components.

The CE key will change the TYPE for a component.

Components NOT CONNECTED, or NEVER USED, set to OFF.

EXIT will exit the sequence at any time.

After EXIT, if display says (NEED NAT) then you have specified an ADDITIVE without specifying a NATURAL. This is an unacceptable condition.

NOTE: FOUR dispense valve systems use components 1 to 4. TWO dispense valve systems use 1 and 2.

SIX dispense valve systems use 1 to 4, then 7 and 8. Panel front OUTLETS are always components 5 and 6.

*25 Press (*,2,5) to check the ROM-CHECK flag. Whenever your controller is on, the processor is continuously performing an integrity check of the ROM program chip supplied with the unit. Each complete scan of the program takes about one minute. If any single check reveals an incorrectly set bit, the ROM CHECK flag is turned on. This flag is checked every time you power up. If the flag has been set the display will say (ROM BAD ), followed by the date and time of the last check that was found bad. If the flag has not been

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