System Operating Procedures
Operational Modes
There are three operational modes for the processor:
•Operator
•Key Operator
•Service
To access the features of the processor, it must be in the correct operational mode. The table below will help you determine the correct operational mode for each feature.
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Dryer Temperature | Yes | Yes | Yes |
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Material Mode (A or B) | Yes | Yes | Yes |
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Clear Jam or Stopped | Yes | Yes | Yes |
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Control Strip | Yes | Yes | Yes |
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Current Time/Day Clock | Yes | Yes | Yes |
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Development Time |
| Yes | Yes |
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Chemical Temperatures |
| Yes | Yes |
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Replenishment Rates |
| Yes | Yes |
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Seven Day Timer On/Off Times |
| Yes | Yes |
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Manual Override of Devices |
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Calibration Settings |
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Calibration Cycles |
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Display of Minimum and Maximum Readings |
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Memory Dump |
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| Yes |
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Setup Menu |
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| Yes |
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