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Skuttle Indoor Air Quality Products Klin manual Checking The Program, A D V A N C E D

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CHECKING THE PROGRAM

20	ADVANCED PROGRAMING

A D V A N C E D

CHECKING THE PROGRAM

VIEW SEGMENT

The View Segment feature is used to view which segment of the program the kiln is currently running. This feature is particularly useful when used in conjunction with the Skip Segment function to determine that the correct segment is cur- rently running. It is also helpful if you are trying to determine if the kiln is in a heating segment or a cooling segment.

While the kiln is ﬁring Press . If the kiln is in a heating portion of the program the display will read “rA”, which stands for rate, along with the segment number. For example “rA2” would mean that the program is in the heating portion of segment 2.

If the program is in a Hold portion of the segment it will read “HLd” along with the segment number.

Immediately following the segment display will be EdIt (Edit Mode is described in the Advanced Programming sec- tion). This is for accessing the Advanced Edit Mode. The display will then go back to displaying the current kiln tempera-

ture.

REVIEW

Review is helpful to verify which program is running or was run last. Press while the kiln is running or in Idle mode to activate the Review Feature. The display will list the Rate, the Process, the Process Temperature, and the Process Hold Time.

When Review is activated while the kiln is ﬁring it will return to displaying the kiln temperature. If Review is acti- vated while in IDLE Mode it will place the controller in Ready Mode after the Review process is complete. At this point you may press start to start the program or wait for the kiln to revert to Idle Mode.

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Skuttle Indoor Air Quality Products Klin manual Checking The Program, A D V A N C E D

Contents

Revised 9/22/05 OPERATING MANUALW W W . G L A S S K I L N S . C O M Glass Master Operating Manual Ramp & Hold Programing PRO Mode WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF GLASS FUSING S T A R T I N GBe Safe T A R T I N Gwash the walls or lid of your kiln Set Up and LocationS T A R T I N G T A R T I N G 1.Locate your kiln near a 120V outlet. Position the kiln to the left of your electrical outlet so the cord will have a direct path to the outlet. Never use an extension cord3 Programming Levels S T A R T I N GBeginner Beginner Plus MGF Advanced IDLE STATEFive Programming Modes T A R T I N GAUTO MODE PRO MODEKey Press Description S T A R T I N GENTER - STOP - START UP - VIEW SEGMENTDisplay Messages T A R T I N GAutoPro LoAd, OPt CPLtDisplay Messages continued S T A R T I N GSSEG StOPB E G I N N E R 1 - LOADING2 - AUTO MODE GLASSFIRE B E G I N N E R1/8” Thick - 18” diameter or smaller 1/8” Thick - 24” diameter or smaller4 - UNLOADING 5 - VISUAL INSPECTIONWhen The Firing is Complete B E G I N N E R6 - MODIFYING GLASSFIRE PROGRAMS B E G I N N E RCHANGING THE PROCESS HOLD TIME 6 - MODIFYING GLASSFIRE PROGRAMS CONTINUEDB E G I N N E R STEP 2 - START IN IDLE STATE A D V A N C E DRAMP & HOLD PROGRAMING PRO MODE A D V A N C E D RateCHECKING THE PROGRAM A D V A N C E DADVANCED PROGRAMMING EDIT MODE FEATURESA D V A N C E D LOAD MODE OPTIONS MODEA D V A N C E D ADVANCED PROGRAMMINGWhat is a Firing Program? Type of GlassHeatwork Size and MassCritical Temperature Ranges Firing ProcessesG L A S S GLASSG L A S S programBy Lisa Vogt The BasicsG L A S S Frequently Asked Questions G L A S SFrequently Asked Questions Q.Why is there debris between the glass layers?G L A S S Q.What causes sharp edges on the project?A bit of advice G L A S S 1Stainless Steel Forms Good Luck! Lisa VogtTroubleshooting G E N E R A LErr F Err DHOW DO I...? How Do I Start Over And Reset Factory Settings?G E N E R A L How Do I Make The Kiln Cool Faster?GlassFire Programs G E N E R A LMy Programs Factory Set Casting ProgramG E N E R A L 150F/hrALWAYS UNPLUG THE KILN PRIOR TO DOING ANY REPAIRS Warranty & RepairsG E N E R A L Electrical Requirements Electrical Requirements & Wiring DiagramG E N E R A L