Sterling A0567659 User Manual
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SGB Batch Blender with Mitsubishi Controller
5-8 Additional Operation Features
5-8-1 Display Description (LCD)
The SGB blending system utilizes a standardized menu format. Each
screen was designed to be user-friendly and provide the operator with
the necessary information to run the blender.
screen was designed to be user-friendly and provide the operator with
the necessary information to run the blender.
A typical menu is shown in the figure above. This display, which is
defaulted to when the controller is turned on, provides the operator with
the following information and options:
defaulted to when the controller is turned on, provides the operator with
the following information and options:
• The ability to change Recipe Values
• Accept a newly entered Recipe
• Start or Stop the blender
• Access to the Recipe Book
• Access to the Clean-out Screen
• Access to the Inventory Screen
• Access to the Controller Setup Screen
Please refer to the SGB menu structure in Section 5-4.
The menu tree shows the structure for a standard SGB blender.
When the unit is initially installed the Clean Out menu will be used. This
screen is primarily used for trouble shooting the blender. All outputs can
be controlled manually and all digital inputs from the proximity switches
can be viewed. Pressing the “Clean Out” key when in the “Recipe”
screen accesses this screen.
screen is primarily used for trouble shooting the blender. All outputs can
be controlled manually and all digital inputs from the proximity switches
can be viewed. Pressing the “Clean Out” key when in the “Recipe”
screen accesses this screen.
Warning
Message
Message
Test Alarm
Output
Output
Current Hopper
Weight
Weight
Go back to Setup
Directory
Directory
Open or Close
a Feeder
a Feeder
Open or Close
the Weigh
Hopper
the Weigh
Hopper
Start or Stop
Mixer Motor
Mixer Motor
Open or Close
Mixer Knife
Gate
Mixer Knife
Gate
Mixer Proximity
Status
Status
Low Level
Proximity Status
Proximity Status
Empty Entire
Blender
Blender