The S in the CM4- S computer stands for segment, a feature that allows a cooking cycle to be broken into a number of parts, each with its own cooking temperature.
The graphic at right details an example of this process. Explicit,
CM4-S Cooking Computer — Overview
Programming Overview
An example of a
The cooktime and points at which the temperature will change are entered in four steps in this example. Cooktimes are arrived at by subtracting the desired segment time from the remaining cooktime and entering that number. (See explanation in the graphic.)
♦Step 1 sets the total cooktime and the initial setpoint.
♦Step 2 sets the duration of the first cooking segment, 2 minutes, and the setpoint of the first temperature change.
♦Step 3 sets the duration of the second cooking segment, 4 minutes, and the setpoint of the second temperature change.
♦Step 4 sets the duration of the third cooking segment, 3 minutes, and the setpoint of the third temperature change.
The four remaining minutes in the cooktime elapse at the final temperature. No entry is required to use the final minutes.
Enter 13:00, the combined time of all cook cycles, and 340°F,
1:initial setpoint.
2:
Remaining 13 cooktime
Minus segment
Entered on | 11 |
Enter 320°F, the first temperature change.
2 min.
3:
Remaining 11 cooktime
Minus segment
Entered on | 7 |
Enter 310°F, the 2nd temperature change.
4 min.
4:
Remaining 7 cooktime
Minus segment
Entered on | 4 |
Enter 330°F, the 3rd temperature change.
3 min.
No entry is required for the final 4 minutes of the cooktime.The computer simply counts downs the remaining minutes at the final setpoint, which was established in step 4.
4 min.
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