Alliance Laundry Systems SA025L Betriebsanleitung

Programming

Tumbler

Refer to Page 4 for Model Numbers

DRY576R

Part No. 70417701R3

July 2009

Keep These Instructions for Future Reference.

(If this machine changes ownership, this manual must accompany machine.)

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NOTE: The WARNING and IMPORTANT

instructions appearing in this manual are not meant

to cover all possible conditions and situations that

may occur. It must be understood that common

sense, caution, and carefulness are factors which

cannot be built into these tumblers. These factors

MUST BE supplied by the person(s) installing,

maintaining, or operating the tumbler.

Always contact the distributor, service agent, or the

manufacturer about any problems or conditions you do

not understand.

Failure to install, maintain, and/or operate

this machine according to the

manufacturer's instructions may result in

conditions which can produce bodily

injury and/or property damage.

W030

WARNING

means without the expressed written consent of the publisher.

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Table of

Contents

Model Identification ........................................................................... 4

Preliminary Information.................................................................... 5

About the Control ................................................................................. 5

Glossary of Terms................................................................................. 5

Power Failure Recovery ....................................................................... 5

Communications ................................................................................... 5

Control Identification......................................................................... 6

SELECT CYCLE Pads......................................................................... 6

START Pad........................................................................................... 6

Display Identification ......................................................................... 7

Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) ............................................................. 7

Tumbler Operation............................................................................. 8

Start Up................................................................................................. 8

Ready Mode.......................................................................................... 8

Partial Vend Mode................................................................................ 8

Additional Vend Mode ......................................................................... 8

Start Mode ............................................................................................ 8

Entering Coins ...................................................................................... 8

Entering Cards ...................................................................................... 9

Changing Active Cycles ....................................................................... 9

Opening the Tumbler Door................................................................... 9

Signals................................................................................................... 9

Extended Tumble Mode ....................................................................... 10

Special Features .................................................................................. 11

Programming Control ........................................................................... 11

Collecting Audit Information ............................................................... 11

Testing Machine and Control Functions............................................... 11

Rapid Advance Feature......................................................................... 11

Clearing the Vend Feature .................................................................... 11

Communications Mode......................................................................... 11

Coin Drop ............................................................................................. 11

Start Pulse Operation ............................................................................ 12

Service Door and Coin Vault Openings ............................................... 12

Special Vend......................................................................................... 12

OPL Mode ............................................................................................ 12

Drop-Off Mode..................................................................................... 12

Low Power/Auto-Shutdown Option ..................................................... 12

Opening Service Door......................................................................... 13

Stacked Tumbler................................................................................... 13

Stand Alone Tumbler............................................................................ 13

Entering the Manual Mode................................................................ 14

How to Enter the Manual Mode ........................................................... 14

Programming Control ........................................................................ 16

What Can Be Programmed? ................................................................. 16

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Programmable Options Available......................................................... 16

1. Heat Vend Price “AtSH” ............................................................ 24

2. Coin #1 Value “dEn1” ................................................................ 25

3. Coin #2 Value “dEn2” ................................................................ 26

4. Start Pulse Value “PLSE” ........................................................... 27

5. Start Pulse Mode “PLSn” ............................................................ 28

6. Available Type “AtyP” ............................................................... 29

7. Default Cycle “dCYC” ............................................................... 30

8. OPL Mode Enable/Disable “oPL” .............................................. 31

9. Audio Signal “Aud” .................................................................... 32

10. Card Reader Display Control “CArd” ........................................ 34

11. Error Code Programming “Err-” ................................................. 35

12. Top-Off Data “toP-” ................................................................... 36

13. Cycle Time “CyC-” ..................................................................... 37

14. Cooldown Time “Cdt-” ............................................................... 38

15. Temperature “tEP-” .................................................................... 39

16. Temperature (Fahrenheit/Celsius) “t FC” ................................... 40

17. Auto Ignite Retry (Enable/Disable) “AIg” ................................. 40

18. No Heat Vend Price “AtSn” ....................................................... 41

19. Set Real Time Clock “rtC-” ........................................................ 42

20. Special Vend A Data “SPA-” ..................................................... 43

21. Special Vend B Days Enable “SPb-” .......................................... 57

22. Special Vend C Days Enable “SPC-” ......................................... 57

23. Special Vend D Days Enable “SPd-” .......................................... 58

24. Drop Off Mode (On/Off) “droP” ................................................ 59

25. Low Power/Auto Shutdown A Days Enable “LPSA” ................ 59

26. Low Power/Auto Shutdown B Days Enable “LPSb” ................. 60

27. Low Power/Auto Shutdown C Days Enable “LPSC” ................. 60

28. Low Power/Auto Shutdown D Days Enable “LPSd” ................. 61

29. Power Fail Reset “PFr” ............................................................... 61

30. IR Access (On/Off) “IrA” ........................................................... 63

31. Manual Rapid Advance (On/Off) “rAEn” .................................. 63

32. Manual Diagnostics (On/Off) “dAEn” ....................................... 64

33. Production Test Cycle (On/Off) “PtEn” ..................................... 64

Collecting Audit Information ............................................................ 65

Manual Reset....................................................................................... 66

Testing Machine and Electronic Control Functions........................ 67

Diagnostic Test Descriptions................................................................ 69

Production Test Cycle........................................................................... 74

Error Codes......................................................................................... 75

Rapid Advance Feature...................................................................... 77

Clear Vend Feature ............................................................................ 78

Power Fail Recovery........................................................................... 79

Power Fail Reset Disabled.................................................................... 79

Power Fail Reset Enabled..................................................................... 79

Communications Mode ...................................................................... 80

Infra-red Communications.................................................................... 80

Card Reader Communications (Card Models Only) ............................ 80

Network Communications.................................................................... 80

Model Identification

Information in this manual is applicable to these tumbler models:

Includes models with the following control suffixes:

LC – network adaptable coin

LX – network adaptable, prep for coin

LY – network adaptable, prep for card

WC –network ready coin

WX –network ready, prep for coin

WY –network ready, prep for card

Gas Steam/Thermal Oil Electric

25 Pound SA025L

SA025N

ST025L

ST025N

ST025S ST025E

30 Pound

SA030L

SA030N

ST030D

ST030L

ST030N

ST030S ST030E

30 Pound

Stacked

SAT30L

SAT30N

STT30D

STT30L

STT30N

STT30S STT30E

35 Pound SA035L

SA035N

ST035L

ST035N

ST035S ST035E

45 Pound

Stacked

SAT45L

SAT45N

STT45D

STT45L

STT45N

Not Applicable Not Applicable

50 Pound

SA050L

SA050N

ST050D

ST050L

ST050N

ST050S

ST050T

ST050E

55 Pound

SA055L

SA055N

ST055D

ST055L

ST055N

Not Applicable

ST055E

75 Pound

SA075L

SA075N

ST075D

ST075L

ST075N

ST075S

ST075T

ST075E

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Preliminary Information

About the Control

This control is an advanced, programmable computer

that lets the owner control machine features by

pressing a sequence of SELECT CYCLE pads. Refer

to Figure 1.

The control allows the owner to program custom

cycles, set vend prices, retrieve audit information, run

diagnostic tests, program special vend features and

other programmable features. Refer to Programming

Control for a list of features. Tumblers shipped from

the factory have a default cycle (MED TEMP) built in.

However, the owner can change the default cycle, or

any cycle, as needs permit.

IMPORTANT: In the event of a power failure, the

control will not have to be reprogrammed. It is

designed with a memory system that will remember

how it was programmed (for up to 10 years) until

the electrical power is restored.

IMPORTANT: It is extremely important that the

tumbler has a positive ground and that all mechanical

and electrical connections to the control are made

before applying power to or operating the tumbler.

Glossary of Terms

The following are a few terms and abbreviations to

learn. These are referred to throughout the instructions.

Display – This term refers to the window area of the

control that displays words and values.

LED (Light Emitting Diode) – This term refers to the

lights next to the keypads and status words of

the control.

Power Failure Recovery

If a cycle is in progress and the power fails, the cycle

status is saved in memory. When the power recovers,

the tumbler will resume into the previously active

cycle (if so programmed by the owner), by pressing

the START pad. If the power failure occurs while the

control is in a fatal error mode, it will return to Ready

Mode upon recovery.

The owner may program a special feature called

POWER FAIL RESET which sets a maximum power

failure duration. To program this feature, refer to

Programming Control, option 29.

If the length of the power failure is greater than the

POWER FAIL RESET time, the control will end the

cycle and the display will revert back to the Ready

Mode rather than resume the previously active cycle. If

the length of the power failure is less than the POWER

FAIL RESET time and the power failure is greater

than 2 seconds, or the POWER FAIL RESET is turned

off, the tumbler will enter START mode.

Communications

The control may be programmed manually, by

infra-red with an external device or by the network. A

limited number of features can be programmed by a

card reader.

Infra-red Communications (Optional)

An external device, such as a PDA, allows the owner

to program and retrieve information from the control

without touching the keypad. An external device

greatly expands the programming options available to

the owner. However, the external device is not required

to program and operate the tumbler. The operation of

an external device and the advanced features available

are covered separately in the instructions included

with the external device software. Contact Alliance

Laundry Systems for a list of approved PDAs and

other external devices.

Serial Card Reader Communications

(Card Models Only)

The control will accept communication with a serial

card reader in order to perform vending transactions

when a card is inserted to pay for cycles. The card

reader can also allow the owner to program and collect

audit information.

For detailed information on serial card reader

communications, refer to instructions included with

card reader.

Network Communications

The control will also accept communication with a

network interface board which allows the control to be

linked to a personal computer. This network link

allows an owner to program, collect data and run

diagnostics on any machine.

For detailed information on network communications,

refer to the network instructions.

Control Identification

SELECT CYCLE Pads

(Refer to Figure 1)

SELECT CYCLE pads are used to select the specific

tumbler cycle and temperature. These pads include

HIGH TEMP, MED TEMP, LOW TEMP,

DELICATES and NO HEAT. The selection of one of

these cycles will light up the corresponding LED. The

factory default cycle is MED TEMP.

START Pad

(Refer to Figure 1)

The START pad is used to start the tumbler after the

full vend price has been satisfied and the tumbler door is

closed.

Both the START pad and the SELECT CYCLE pads are

used in various combinations for programming cycles,

retrieving audit information, running diagnostic tests,

and other operations. During an active cycle (card reader

equipped machines only), the START pad may be

pressed (with a card inserted) to add time to a cycle.

Figure 1

DRY576R

1Display

27-Segment Digits

3START Pad

4SELECT CYCLE Pads

5LED Light

6LED Status Lights

DRY576R

Electronic Control

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Display Identification

Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs)

(Refer to Figure 1)

LIGHT EMITTING DIODES (LEDs) are used to

indicate the chosen temperature and cycle status. See

below for information on each LED.

INSERT COINS/CARD LED

The INSERT COINS/CARD LED is lit to prompt the

user to insert coins or a card to satisfy the vend price

for the chosen cycle. The LED is lit during the

“Ready” mode. During Partial and Additional Vend,

the LED flashes one second on and one second off.

The INSERT COINS/CARD LED will shut off when

the vend price has been satisfied.

START LED

The START pad LED flashes whenever the dryer is

not in a cycle, the full vend price has been satisfied,

and the tumbler door is closed. When the START pad

is pressed, the cycle will begin or resume. The START

LED will shut off when the START pad is pressed.

The START LED will also flash any time a card is

inserted to add time to the current cycle.

DRYING LED

The DRYING LED is lit to indicate that one of the

heated cycles (HIGH TEMP, MED TEMP, LOW

TEMP, DELICATES) is currently in operation. The

DRYING LED goes off at the end of a heated cycle, if

the heated cycle is changed to a NO HEAT cycle, or

when the COOL DOWN cycle begins.

COOL DOWN LED

The COOL DOWN LED is lit whenever the COOL

DOWN portion of a heated cycle is active. It is also lit

when the NO HEAT cycle is in operation. The COOL

DOWN LED will shut off when a cycle ends or more

time is added, pushing the cycle back into the heated

portion of a cycle.

Four 7-Segment Digits

The 7-SEGMENT DIGITS are used to display the

time remaining in a cycle, vend price, error messages

and descriptive codes. During diagnostic testing or

manual programming of the control, these digits will

display descriptive codes and values (as described in

Entering the Manual Mode).

Tumbler Operation

Start Up

When power is applied to the tumbler, the control

becomes active and will display its software version as

“SXX” (“XX” is the version number) for one second

and then the subversion as “XX” (if subversion isn’t

zero) for one second. If the control was not powered

down during a running cycle, it will enter the Ready

Mode.

Ready Mode

In Ready Mode, the default cycle LED is lit, and the

full vend price is displayed.

The user may select a different cycle, if desired. If the

vend price is not satisfied within 4.25 minutes, the

tumbler control will return to the Ready Mode. The

display will continue to show the remaining vend

needed to start a cycle.

Partial Vend Mode

The control enters this mode when part of the vend price

has been entered, but not enough vend is entered to

satisfy the vend price. The control will display the

remaining vend price needed to start the cycle and the

INSERT COINS/CARD LED is lit.

Additional Vend Mode

The control enters this mode if the cycle is changed to

a cycle that requires more money. If the vend price is

not satisfied within 60 seconds, the control will go

back to the first selection and the cycle will continue.

Start Mode

Vends may be satisfied by a coin drop, start pulses, or

by a third party card reader. If a coin drop is used, the

remaining vend price will decrease with each coin

entry. If start pulses are used, the remaining vend price

will decrease with each received pulse. Once the vend

is satisfied, the START LED will begin to flash and

signal will sound for ten seconds. If a third party card

reader is used, the START LED will begin to flash

when a valid cash card is entered into the reader.

When the START keypad is pressed, the tumbler will

start. The START LED will stop flashing and either

the DRYING LED or the COOL DOWN LED will be

lit. The display will change to show the remaining

cycle time on the display. The DRYING LED will be

lit during the heat portion of a heat cycle. The COOL

DOWN LED will be lit during the cool down portion

of a heat cycle and during an entire no heat cycle.

When a cycle is complete, the display will show “00”

until the door is opened, a key is pressed, a coin or

card is entered, or a start pulse is received. When any

of the above happens, the display will revert back to

the Ready Mode.

Entering Coins

Coins are entered to satisfy the programmed vend

price for a selected cycle. Coins may be entered before

selecting a cycle or during an active cycle. When coins

are entered during an active cycle, the time remaining

is increased by the amount programmed by the owner

(refer to Programming Control).

The owner may choose to add additional time for each

coin entered. If coins are entered for an active cycle

currently in the COOL DOWN Mode, coins entered

may push the cycle back into the DRYING Mode. The

maximum time for any cycle is 99 minutes.

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