ANFIM Caimano On-Demand Display User manual

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Operating Manual
Grinder: S pecial P erformance-II / C aimano O n- D emand D isplay
S uper C aimano O n- D emand D isplay-II
(CODY / SCODY / SCODY-II / SP-II)
SUMMARY:
1. GENERAL DATA ……….…………………………………………………………………………….….……1-2
1.1. Electronic board
1.2. Electronic keyboard
2. WARNING - INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS AND USER RESTRICTIONS ………………….....2-3
2.1. Warning
2.2. Installing instructions and user limits
3. OPERATING……………………………………………………………………………………….…….…...….4-6
3.1. Condition turned-off
3.2. Condition turned-on
3.3. User mode and explanation “Time Lag”
3.4. Dosing (Time Lag Inactive)
3.5. Dosing (Time Lag Active)
4. PROGRAMMING MODE ……………………………………………………………………………….….…..7
4.1. How to access set-up mode for dosing
4.2. Adjust dosing time
5. READING AND RESET SHOT COUNTER ……………………………… …………………..…...……..8-9
5.1. Verify shot counter for single & double shots
5.2. Reset shot counter for single & double shots
6. PROGRAMMING MODE – MENU FOR SERVICE TECHS ……..………………………..…..….9-10
6.1. Adjust illumination LCD
6.2. Setting language
6.3. Setting counter for life cycle of grinding discs
6.4. Setting time lag- or single touch mode
7. SPECIAL FEATURES ………………..…………………………………………..……….…………......………11
7.1. Warning message for replacement of grinding discs
7.2. Resetting warning message
8. DEFAULT PARAMETERS …………………………………….………………...………….…….….…12
8.1. Default settings from manufacturer
8.2. Indication life time grinding discs

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1. GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
1.1.ELECTRONIC BOARD
This device consists of a fully managed electronic board containing a flash microprocessor with:
INPUT : Nr. 1 Keyboard consisting of 4 buttons and 2 leds with
: 4-pin connector for the up-date of the microprocessor
OUTPUT:Nr. 1 For activation switch porta-filter and Barista mode switch
ELECTRONIC CIRCUIT: Microprocessor programmable flash circuit
MEMORY : Microprocessor board
TOLERANCE TIME SETTINGS: ±10mS.
POWER: Auto detection network
OPERATING TEMPERATURE: from 10°C to 60°C.
STORAGE TEMPERATURE: from -10°C to 85°C.
HUMIDITY' : From 40 to 80% humidity, non-condensing
1.2. ELECTRONIC BOARD
INPUT: OUTPUT :
T 1 : Button Single Cup L 1 : Led Single Shot
T 2 : Button + L 2 : Led Double Shot
T 3 : Button -
T 4 : Button Double Cup
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T1
T2
T3
T4
L1
L2

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2. WARNING - INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS AND USER RESTRICTIONS
2.1 WARNINGCORRECT DEVICE’S OPERATING
WAIT AT LEAST 3 SECONDS BETWEEN EACH POWER-OFF AND POWER-ON.
Before installation and using the device, please read carefully the user manual.
POWER- ON
Before turning-on the device, please perform all the necessary connections according to local regulations in place.
Some parts are connected to the power supply.
•The wiring and the up keeping have to be carried out by powering off the device.
•The non-observance of it may cause death risk. Please make sure that there is no accidental connection.
•Please make sure that the power supply to which the device is connected is in conformity with the label’s
data (nominal values) before connecting it.
•The installation of the device must be performed by an authorised service provider or certified electrician
only.
•In case of doubt about the metering’s safety, please do not use it and replace it.
PROTECTION
Please make sure that all the accessible metallic parts, which can become live in the event of an insulation fault are
permanently and reliably connected to the device’s earthling terminal.
Also please make sure that the machine’s earthling terminal is connected to an efficient earthling protection.
EXTERNAL COMPONENTS
The insertion of external components on the board, necessary to ensure an adequate reduction of the interference,
shouldn’t have to affect the device’s safety, i.e. they have to be of adequate type and value.
COMPONENTS
In case of necessity, we reserve the right to substitute electronic parts with alternative components, having the same
electrical data and standards.
SOFTWARE
In case of necessity we reserve the right to amend the described procedures during the software’s engineering phase,
in order to simplify an easier or more user-friendly usage of the device or a more coherent development of the
software, without modifying the device’s functional aspects.
2.2. INSTALLING INSTRUCTIONS AND USING LIMITS
WIRING
The board’s wiring has to be performed considering the necessity of keeping the low-tension cables separated from
the high tension ones.
The device has to be placed far from other equipment, like pumps, solenoid valves, remote-control
switches, motors in general, neon lamps, as their functioning could affect the electromagnetic ambient.
AMBIENT
The device has to be placed as far as possible from heating sources and from excessive humidity, or where there
might be, for any reason, any condensation forming.
DIRT
The board inside the machine has to be adequately protected against dirt. As per definition "in general, the interior of
an appliance having a reasonably dust-proof enclosure is considered to be protected against deposition of dirt" (EN
60335-1).
REMOTE- CONTROL SWITCHES
If external remote-control switch is used for a loading command, the connection of RC filters (or a different device)
could be necessary to suppress the interference issued during the loading switching.
SUPPRESSORS
In case remote-control switches and/or solenoid valves are used, it may be useful to place a varistor on their coil to
limit tension peaks, which may arise during switching over. The worst the boards’ operating ambient is protected
against humidity, high temperature and dirt (dust, dust soaked with other substances, condensation…), the most
important this solution is.

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NET FILTER
In order to meet the requirements concerning the electromagnetic compatibility, it may be necessary to outfit the
device with a net filter outside the board.
In this case, some basic rules have to be complied with for its installation:
- the filter (if it is provided with a metallic body) has to be mounted on the device’s metallic frame with an electric
connection having a very low impedance ground wards.
- it must be mounted as tight as possible to the net cable inlet point, with short and well-distanced inlet and outlet
connections, to avoid coupling of interference among net, loading and equipment.
If the filter is mounted without following these indications, it can partially or completely lose its effectiveness.
LOADINGS’ PROTECTION
Please make sure that the loadings are protected against short-circuit by means of external devices.
PERFORMANCE
The boards’ ideal performance can be obtained at room temperature of about 25°C.
At substantial higher or lower temperatures, it might affect the precision or the performance.
To avoid damaging of some components, please remain within the 0…70°C range.
STORAGE
Do not leave the device stored in humid places.
Do not leave them directly exposed to sunrays or atmospheric agents.
In case of accidental falls, always check the system’s correct functioning.
3. OPERATING
3.1. CONDITION TURNED OFF
In this state the device is not powered on. Turn the main switch of the machine in position “ON”
to bring power to the device.
3.2. CONDITION TURNED ON (Stand-by)
In Stand-by the LED’s (L1) or LED (L2) of the keyboard are lit, according to the last shot produced
(see Figure 1).
The LCD will display the status of operation, i.e. ready to grind a single or double shot, at its pre-set time of dose
that will be ground.
Ex.: Display shows:
+
T4
Figure 1
L2
L1
T1
+
Warning: The system stores with a delay in
time the last shot produced. If you turn off
the grinder and turned on again, the LCD
will show the last shot produced that was
also memorized.

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3.3. EXPLAINATION “TIME LAG”
This new feature added, is linked to the operation of the grinder that is equipped with an activation switch for the porta-filter.
To enable, it must be activated in the menu programming. The delay time can be adjusted and is used to offer to the operator
the option to complete the shot if the grinding cycle was briefly interrupted to settle ground coffee in the porta-filter.
The grinder is operated in a different mode if the Enabling the time delay is activated or deactivated.
To activate the user mode “operation with activation switch”, the time of the time lag must be set 0.01 or higher (applies for
SCODY-II and SP-II only).
See Foto 1 below that explains the user mode with active “Time Lag”.
3.4. Grinding 1 or 2 cups (Time Lag inactive)
To start a grinding cycle, push either T1 or T4. The machine will then start and complete the grinding cycle
according to the time set that appears on the display for either 1 or 2 cups.
(see Figure 2).
Example: 1 cup
Example: Display shows:
Once the grinding cycle is completed, the machine will return to Stand-by mode (see Figure 1 and 2).
To stop the grinding cycle before completion, press the same key again (either T1 or T4) .
Figure 2

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3.5. Grinding 1 or 2 cups (Time Lag active)
Select either T1 or T4 for 1 or 2 cups respectively. To start ad complete the grinding cycle, insert the porta-filter into
the porta-filter holder (see picture 1) and push the same against the activation switch to start the cycle. If the porta-
filter holder is properly adjusted it will hold the porta-filter in place (hands-free operation) and complete the shot
automatically.
(see Figure 3).
Example: 1 Cup
Example: Display shows:
Once the grinding cycle is completed, the machine will return to Stand-by mode (see Figure 1 and 2).
In the “Time Lag Mode”, the grinding cycle can be briefly interrupted by pulling the porta-filter back from the holder.
The grinding cycle can be resumed and completed by re-inserting the porta-filter again as long as the symbol on
the top LH & RH side of the display is flashing. If porta-filter is not re-inserted in time, the grinder goes back to
Stand-by mode.
This time can be de- or increased in the set-up menu. Default setting is 5 sec.
T1
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4 PROGRAMMING MODE
4.1. SETTING THE GRINDING TIME FOR 1 & 2 CUPS
Grinder is in Stand-by mode. Press and hold T1 or T4 for approx. 5 sec until led of key is flashing.
(see Figure 4)
Example: 1 Cup
Ex.: Display shows:
4.2. PROGRAMMING DOSES
Once you enter the planning phase you can increase or decrease at will the grinding time by increasing or
decreasing the time (seconds and tenths of a second).
NOTE: it will be possible to set the grinding time for both coffee doses from a minimum of 1.0 second up to
a maximum of 99,9 seconds.
To increase or decrease the set time of the second act on the keys T2 or T3
After you set the time for the seconds by pressing the button for the selected dose(Ex. Small cup) you can set the time
for the tenths of a second.To increase or decrease the set time of tenths of a second act on the keys T2 or T3 (See
Figure 5 )
Ex.: Display shows: Exemple 4,3
The subsequent pressure on the selected dose key is used to store the set time
and exit from the programming phase and the device will return in phase of Stand-by (see Figure 1/2)
Figure 4
Figure 5
L1 TURNED ON AND
LIGHT FLASHING

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5. READING AND RESET COUNTER PARTIAL
Each time there will be a T1 or T4 coffee dose dispensing device will increase the overall counter, as shown below:
The total disbursements, or the "GENERAL COUNTER" is displayed every time in power-on, before setting Stand-by
WARNING: GENERAL COUNTER is the total resulting from the summation of both T1 and T4,
they can not be reset.
NOTE: once the total counter will notify 999999, the next dispensing will start from 0.
5.1 READING PARTIAL COUNTERS
The device has the ability to carry out the reading on the coffee drinks for each single dose
by following the steps below.
To access READING OF PARTIAL DRINKS simply press and hold only the key T1 for a time greater than 10 seconds
(see Figure 6)
Ex.: Display shows: ( Example)
Subsequently pressing the T1 key will display the subtotal of the double dose (See figure 7):
Ex.: Display shows: ( Example)
To exit the READ THE PARTIAL DRINKS simply press T1 button and the device will return under Stand-by
(see figure 1/2).
- Single dose cup + Nr. 1 unit ….
- Double dose cup + Nr. 1 unit .....
- Single dose cup + Nr. 1 unit ….
- Double dose cup + Nr. 2 unit .....
(E
xemple)
Figure 6
Figure 7

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5.2. RESET PARTIAL COUNTERS
The device has the ability to perform the resetting of the "COUNTER PARTIAL" of the doses 1/2, following
the following procedure:
In the environment of READING PARTIAL COUNTERS doses (See. Paragraph above Figure 10 and Figure 11),
press the keys simultaneously (T2) and (T3) until it will show "RESET COUNTER"
(See Figure 8)
Ex. Single cup
The display shows:
NOTE: This will reset the running total of all the coffee doses.
Once the operation of reset partial counters, the device will return in phase of Stand-by (See Figure 1/2).
6. PROGRAMMING TECHNICAL MENU
In this menu you can set the language, the millstones counter and the delay Enable Time.
6.1. ADJUST THE CONTRAST LCD
To access the MENU TECHNICAL must turn off the device, then turn on it back while holding down the Keys
T1 and T4 for at least a consecutive period of about 10 seconds.
( See figure 9)
By accessing the technical programming menu the display shows the first parameter TECHNICIAN,
> PLEASE ADJUST ILLUMINATION LCD <
Ex.: Display shows:
Press and release pulse to increase (T2) or decrease (T3) the contrast of the display and writing.
Press (T1) to confirm choise and continue with other settings
Press (T4) to save and exit the Menu function
Figure 8
Figure 9

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6.2. SETTING LANGUAGE
Ex.: Display shows:
Options : ITALIAN, CZECH, GERMAN, ENGLISH
If you want to change the parameter displayed is necessary to act on T2 keys (+) and T3 (-) to select
the different choice.
Press (T1) to confirm choise language and continue with other settings
Press (T4) to save and exit the Menu function
6.3. SETTING COUNTER GRINDER BLADES
This menu sets the numerical counter of checking and expresses the duration of millstones (REPLACEMENT)
NOTE: If the millstones counter is set to the "000000" will not be enabled
Please note that default settings for the life span of grinding discs are:
- 100'000 cups for original Anfim grinding discs made of steel
- 400'000 cups for original Anfim grinding discs Titanium coated
After setting press the button again (T1) to move to the next menu
Press (T4) to confirm and exit the Menu function.
6.3. ENABLING TIME DELAY - (TIME LAG) or SINGLE TOUCH (available only on models SP-II and SCODY-II)
Remember that this parameter controls the type of infusion explained at point 3.4 or 3.5.
For CODY and SCODY models and in order to work properly "Time Lag" must be set to 0.00.
These models only work with dispensing explained in section 3.4.
CAUTION:
Callbacks functions beyond the "time release" are special exclusive menus reserved
Roaster. They not will be evoked in explanation. If you are at this stage press the
Key (T4) to store and exit the menu.
T2 keys (+) and T3 (-) to change number
T1 to skip next number
T4 to store and exit menu
T2 (+) and T3 (-) for
choice between
Time Lag or
Single Touch
“For enable Time Lag” - Time > 0 -------------------------------- “For disable Time Lag” - Time = 0,00
T2 keys (+) and T3 (-) to change number
T1 to skip next number
T4
to store and exit menu
after checking or set the desired time.
With Time Lag
disabled, Activation
switch porta-filter is
disabled and the
delivery only takes
place with the
Keys T1 and T4.
With "Single Touch" activated, when you press the filter switch
dispensing starts and does not stop until the end of the chosen dose.
Displaying shown with the activated counter reaches
the value set for the millstones replacement.
T1 to confirm choise and enter Time
setup
Press T1 again for move between
numbers seconds/ tenth of second
T4