S T A R T I N G
10 | UNDERSTANDING THE CONTROLLER |
Key Press Description
The GlassMaster LT has a 7 segment LED display. This sometimes requires creative ways for representing let- ters. For example the number “5” is also used to represent the letter “S”. See page 11 for a complete list of all the display messages along with a description of their meaning.
Your GlassMaster LT has 3 buttons that are used to access all of the features and settings available. Below is a description of the basic functions of the various key presses.
ENTER - STOP - START
This key is used start and stop the kiln as well as to select functions.
UP - VIEW SEGMENT
This key is used to toggle between options and adjust temperatures up. It can also be pressed during a firing to “VIEW” which segment of the program is currently active. It is also possible to access certain EDIT features with this key while the kiln is firing. (See page 21 for details)
DOWN - REVIEW
This key is used to toggle between options and adjust temperatures down. It can also be pressed before or during a firing to “REVIEW” what program is currently active.
SPECIAL KEY PRESSES
+ Start Over
Holding the “ENTER” key down for 4 seconds will bring you back to the IDLE MODE wherever you are in the programming or running of the kiln.
+ More Options
Pressing this key down for 4 seconds while in IDLE MODE will open access to the advanced programming modes.
+ Less Options
Pressing this key down for 4 seconds while in IDLE MODE will close access to the advanced programming modes.
+ Rapid Up
Single presses of this key will advance values up by one increment at a time. If you hold the key down the value will begin advancing at a faster rate. As you approach your desired value you may want to release the button and then approach the value slowly with single presses. If you overshoot your value just adjust it back down with the down arrow.
+ Rapid Down
Single presses of this key will advance values down by one increment at a time. If you hold the key down the value will begin decreasing at a faster rate. As you approach your desired value you may want to release the but- ton and then approach the value slowly with single presses. If you overshoot your value just adjust it back up with the up arrow.
