User manual SAECO D.A. CRISTALLO 400

[. . . ] FS 400 WARNING: This instruction manual is intended exclusively for specialized personnel. Espresso Italia PTY LTD www. espressoitalia. com. au Freecall 1300 660 976 USE AND MAINTENANCE English MAIN PARTS 2 3 9 4 5 6 1 7 8 10 Fig. 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2 Door lock Display Product keypad Coin slot Change return key Instruction plate Dispensing outlet door (beverage/cup dispensing) Change removal outlet Power cord socket Water connection coupling Safety switch Air break device Container 1/2 (instant products) Container 3/4 (instant products) Coffee bean hopper Coffee grinder Mixer Instants opening 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 Spiral mixer Brew group Drip Tray Dispensing arm Coffee ground channel Fluid discharge tank Collecting tray Door open alarm switch CPU card Cup dispenser Stirrer dispenser Sugar container Change-giving coiner support Dispensing outlet Coin return duct Coin box set Sugar opening Chute Espresso Italia PTY LTD www. espressoitalia. com. au Freecall 1300 660 976 English 11 12 13 14 26 27 28 29 15 16 17 18 31 19 20 21 22 23 32 30 24 25 33 34 Fig. 1 35 36 Espresso Italia PTY LTD www. espressoitalia. com. au3 Freecall 1300 660 976 English CONTENTS MAIN PARTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 1 1. 1 1. 2 8 8. 1 8. 2 8. 2. 1 8. 2. 2 8. 2. 3 8. 3 8. 3. 1 8. 3. 2 8. 3. 3 PROGRAMMING AND MAINTENANCE MENU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [. . . ] Reset enabling ("CM") It allows enabling of the "RESET" for data in the statistics maintenance menu. 3) of the CPU card for free dispensing of a product during standard operation. - - Items may only be selected if the clock module is present PULSE COUNTER BEVERAGE PULSE COUNTER >COFFEE< PULSE COUNTER >BEVERAGE< - CLOCK 12:12 M 20 SET 00 PRODUCT BEFORE YES MULTIPLE BEVERAGE 02 BEVERAGES ENABLING CONTINUES CLOCK >12:12 M 20 SET 00< INSTANT PRODUCT 01 YES MULTIPLE BEVERAGE >02< BEVERAGES 01 YES RESET ENABLING >Y< N FREE VEND KEY >Y< N - - RESET ENABLING YES FREE VEND KEY YES - - Stand-by text Enables entry of the message on the display when the vending machine is in standard operating mode. Dispensing text Enables setting of the message on the display when the vending machine is dispensing a product. Preselection text Enables setting of the message on the display when the preselection mode is activated. - - - - Espresso Italia PTY LTD 27 www. espressoitalia. com. au Freecall 1300 660 976 English CUP KEY BEVERAGE 14 CUP KEY >PRESELECTION< CUP KEY >DISABLE< CUP KEY >BEVERAGE 14< B - Beverage 13: With this function the CUP key becomes a beverage key just like all the others. The operator can program the product in exactly the same way as a normal beverage. Important The cup counter is updated for any single cup dispensed for whatever reason. Preselection key ("CM") The functions associated with the preselection key can be selected from the following: A. Disabled A - Preselection: by pressing this key the vending machine displays the preselection message ("PRESELECTION" by default) and makes another group of beverages available (from 15 to 26), extending the beverages (or recipes) that the vending machine can dispense to a total of 26. Example: by pressing the "PRESELECTION KEY" followed by "beverage 02", the vending machine will dispense beverage/recipe 16 instead of beverage 02. Important With this configuration it is necessary to set the new beverage/recipe group available (see the BEVERAGE BREWING menu). B -Beverage 14: by pressing this key the beverage/recipe 14 will be brewed. Dispensing outlet microswitch It enables/disables checking if the dispensing outlet door has been opened (7 - Fig. By setting YES (default value), the dispenser will check, after each brewing, that the dispensing outlet door has been opened, before allowing another beverage to be dispensed. Important The VM operates with the dispensing outlet door always open if: 1- "DISPENSING OUTLET MICRO" is set to NO 2- the dispensing outlet microswitch is short-circuited PRESELECTION KEY BEVERAGE 13 PRESELECTION KEY >PRESELECTION< PRESELECTION KEY >DISABLE< CONTINUES PRESELECTION KEY >BEVERAGE 13< DISP. OUTLET MICRO >Y< N - Cup key ("CM") The functions associated with the cup key can be selected from the following: A. Disabled A - Preselection: if this option is enabled, a beverage without cup can be obtained by pressing the CUP key before choosing a beverage. After the preselection key is pressed, the user has 8 seconds to select the desired product. Price Setting - Cup price can be set only if cup preselection is activated. Counters and Statistics - If cup preselection is activated, the VM will calculate the cost of the product based on two components: beverage + cup; the operator will therefore have to set the price of both components. The amount paid by the user for each product with cup is given by the sum of the beverage price plus the cup price. If: price level 1 = 0. 50 and price level 2 = 0. 05 Beverage Price Beverage with cup Beverage without cup Level 1 Level 1 Cup Price Level 2 Level 2 Final Cost 0. 55 0. 50 Increased Counters Beverage counter and cup counter Beverage counter Beverage counter - If the product is dispensed with the cup, the following will be added to statistics: 1 stroke for the beverage at price level 1 (0. 50), 1 price increase on cup price (0. 05) and 1 cup dispensing. Whereas if the product is dispensed without the cup, the following will be added to statistics: 1 stroke for the beverage at price level 1 (0. 50) and 1 cup dispensed. [. . . ] 91 50 Espresso Italia PTY LTD www. espressoitalia. com. au Freecall 1300 660 976 English 10. 4 Software updating The vending machine control program is in the flash memory inside the microcontroller. The following is the procedure to perform the above mentioned updates. - Turn on the vending machine. If this is the case, the following message is displayed: PRESS P1 TO UPDATE FROM VX. yz > TO A. bc - External FLASH or EEPROM memory The procedure is as follows: turn off the vending machine; remove the guard; remove the TIMEKEEPER (if any); insert the external memory on the 16x2 strip (Fig. 93) with PIN 1 notch turned towards the right; Make sure all the memory pins are fully inserted, so that they fit the 16x2 strip perfectly. [. . . ]