Skutt KilnMaster Kilns Manufactured between 2000 and 200 Manuel d'utilisateur télécharger pdf (Page 4)

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QUICK START:

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HE RAMP/HOLD MODE

Important: To effectively use Ramp/

Hold mode, it is imperative to under-

stand heat work theory. If you know the

theory well, and if you have had experi-

ence with other programmable kilns or

controllers, then the Quick Start instruc-

tions at right will be useful.

If not please read the complete

Ramp/Hold instructions beginning on

page 23, and Appendix 2 for details.

6. Enter the amount of hold time in

hours and minutes, or zero for no hold

time. Press Enter.

7. Repeat instructions 4-6 for each seg-

ment that will be programmed.

8. Enter the ALAr alarm temperature, or

leave at the default setting of 9999 by

pressing Enter.

9. The display will return to idle mode.

10. Press Start.

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The Ramp/Hold mode can be used for all

firing applications from glass to high fire

porcelain and stoneware. This option

allows you to create your own profiles

with up to eight ramp and hold segments.

Each segment has three components: heat-

ing rate, temperature and hold. If you are

programming to approximate cone num-

bers, be sure to review the Appendix 2 for

information on heat work.

Before you begin input, create a chart

with all of the segments you plan to

include in your program. You may have

fewer than eight segments, but no more.

Select either ˚F/˚C before you begin.

One can store up to six programs in per-

manent memory by assigning a USEr

number (program number) before

inputting the required data. The next time

that program is desired, simply select the

appropriate USEr number. When all USEr

numbers are programmed, it will be nec-

essary to write over an existing number,

which will erase it from memory.

1. From idle mode, press Ramp/Hold.

2. Enter the USEr Number of the pro-

gram you wish to fire. If none has been

entered, select 1. Press Enter.

3. Enter the number of segments in

your program. Press Enter.

4. Enter the first heating rate in degrees

per hour. Press Enter.

5. Enter the first temperature to reach.

Press Enter.

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