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PRODUCT PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS
(Set product names, storage times, and
temperatures.)
NOTES:
• Settings have been preset at factory according to Tim Horton’s specifications. DO NOT
PROCEED WITH THESE INSTRUCTIONS UNLESS YOU WISH TO ALTER THE
PRESET PROGRAMMING.
• If more than 14 seconds expires between operations all changes will be lost.
• To exit the programming mode without saving any changes, briefly press the “Program”
button.
STEP
ACTION
INSTRUCTIONS
1
Enter “product programming” mode
Press and hold “program” (green) button until you
hear a short, double-beep sound. Then, press and
hold “program” (green) button a second time until
you (again) hear a short, double-beep sound.
Once you have entered programming mode, the upper left display will go bright and all product
parameters will be displayed. The other bin displays are used to display help words such as the
parameter selected or possible actions.
2
Select product (food item) to be
programmed
Use the “Up” and “Down” arrow (dark blue) buttons
to select the product (food item) to program.
Note: While toggling through the product list, the upper left bin display shows the product name
followed by a brief display of a number representing its position in the list of products. This is
useful should two products be changed to have the same name. Only one product can be
programmed for each entry into product programming mode.
3
Set “Cook” or “Dump” parameter
Press “Time” (light blue) button to select either
“Cook” or “Dump.” The top right bin display
indicates which parameter is selected.
4
Set time value for “Cook” or
“Dump”
To change value of selected parameter, press the
“Up” or “Down” arrow (dark blue) buttons. Press
and hold the arrow button for large parameter value
changes.
If no other changes need to be made, press and hold the “Program” (green) button until you hear a
short, double-beep sound. This saves any changes that were made to the selected product and
exits programming mode. IF ADDITIONAL CHANGES ARE NEEDED, continue to STEP 5 prior to
saving.
5
Set temperature for “Upper” and
“Lower” heating zones
Press “Temperature” (red) button to select either
“Upper” or “Lower” heating zones.
6
Set temperature value for “Upper”
or “Lower” heating zones
To change value of selected parameter, press the
“Up” or “Down” arrow (dark blue) buttons. Press
and hold the arrow button to auto repeat for large
parameter value changes.
