Electrolux Compass Pro Instruction sheet

Programming and Configuration
Manual
Tumble dryer
Compass Pro
Original instructions
438 9216-30/EN
2016.11.07

Contents
Contents
1 General ..............................................................................................................................................5
1.1 Activating service mode..............................................................................................................5
1.2 Abbreviations ............................................................................................................................6
2 Service menu......................................................................................................................................7
3 Function test .......................................................................................................................................8
3.1 ACTIVATE OUTPUTS ..............................................................................................................10
3.2 SHOW INPUTS ....................................................................................................................... 11
3.3 MCU ....................................................................................................................................... 11
3.4 INTERNAL COM......................................................................................................................12
3.5 EXTERNAL COM. ...................................................................................................................12
3.6 DISPLAY TEST .......................................................................................................................12
4 Configuration ....................................................................................................................................13
4.1 LANGUAGE SETTINGS...........................................................................................................13
4.1.1 DEFAULT LANGUAGE...................................................................................................13
4.1.2 SECOND LANGUAGE ...................................................................................................14
4.1.3 LANGUAGE TIMEOUT...................................................................................................14
4.1.4 ALLOW LANGUAGE CHANGE.......................................................................................14
4.2 TIME/DATE .............................................................................................................................14
4.2.1 TIME/DATE....................................................................................................................14
4.2.2 SET TIME......................................................................................................................14
4.2.3 SET DATE .....................................................................................................................14
4.2.4 24 HOURS DISPLAY......................................................................................................14
4.2.5 DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME...............................................................................................15
4.3 USER INTERFACE..................................................................................................................16
4.3.1 SHOW°C .......................................................................................................................16
4.3.2 DISPLAY CONTRAST ....................................................................................................16
4.3.3 BACKLIGHT TIME .........................................................................................................16
4.3.4 BUTTON CLICK.............................................................................................................16
4.3.5 PROGRAM END BUZZER..............................................................................................16
4.4 MACHINE ADDRESS ..............................................................................................................16
4.5 YOUR PASSWORD .................................................................................................................17
4.6 I/O CONFIGURATION..............................................................................................................17
4.6.1 LIST ALL I/O BOARDS ...................................................................................................17
4.6.2 SETUP ALL I/O BOARDS ...............................................................................................17
4.6.3 ADD/REMOVE I/O BOARD.............................................................................................17
4.7 CONFIG. 1 ..............................................................................................................................17
4.7.1 COMMON......................................................................................................................18
4.7.2 DRYER .........................................................................................................................25
4.8 CONFIG. 2 ..............................................................................................................................28
4.8.1 COMMON......................................................................................................................29
4.8.2 DRYER .........................................................................................................................29
4.9 ERROR CODE ........................................................................................................................30
4.10 RESTORE SETTINGS .............................................................................................................30
4.11 PROCESS MENU....................................................................................................................31
4.11.1PROCESS MENU TIME .................................................................................................31
4.11.2INACTIVE TIMEOUT......................................................................................................31
4.11.3REGRET TIME ..............................................................................................................31
4.11.4PAUSE PERMITTED......................................................................................................31
4.11.5PAUSE TIME .................................................................................................................32
4.11.6NEW PROG. SELECT ....................................................................................................32
4.11.7ABORT PROG. ALLOW..................................................................................................32
4.11.8SHOW STATISTICS .......................................................................................................32
4.11.9STATUS MENU..............................................................................................................32
4.11.10ALLOW DRUM SPEED CHANGE..................................................................................32
4.11.11PROCESS MENU PAUSE .............................................................................................32
4.12 MAINTENANCE ......................................................................................................................32
4.12.1SERVICE ALARM ..........................................................................................................33
4.12.2SERVICE ALARM OPTION.............................................................................................33
4.12.3SERVICE ALARM HOURS .............................................................................................33
4.12.4SERVICE ALARM DAYS.................................................................................................33
4.12.5LAST SERVICE TIME.....................................................................................................33
4.13 TMIS.......................................................................................................................................33

Contents
4.13.1USE TEXT MESSAGING................................................................................................34
4.13.2TMIS TIMEOUT SEC......................................................................................................34
4.13.3SET SOON READY MSG ...............................................................................................34
4.13.4UNLOCK DOOR TIMEOUT (not valid for tumble dryers)....................................................34
4.13.5MASTER CODE (not valid for tumble dryers)....................................................................34
5 Price programming ............................................................................................................................35
5.1 SET COIN 1 VALUE.................................................................................................................35
5.2 SET COIN 2 VALUE.................................................................................................................35
5.3 DECIMAL IN PRICE.................................................................................................................35
5.4 PRICE ON ALL PROGRAMS....................................................................................................35
5.5 PRICE/PROGRAM ..................................................................................................................36
5.6 PRICE/OPTION.......................................................................................................................36
5.7 PRICE/TRIANGLE OPT............................................................................................................36
5.8 TIME PER COIN......................................................................................................................36
5.9 PRICE REDUCTION................................................................................................................36
5.10 PRICE REDUCTION SCOPE ...................................................................................................36
5.11 COIN COUNTER 1 ..................................................................................................................36
5.12 COIN COUNTER 2 ..................................................................................................................36
5.13 HAPPY HOUR.........................................................................................................................37
5.14 Example on how to set coin values............................................................................................38
6 Statistics...........................................................................................................................................41
6.1 RUN HOURS ..........................................................................................................................41
6.2 TRIP RUN HOURS ..................................................................................................................41
6.3 LAST SERVICE TIME ..............................................................................................................41
6.4 PROG. RUN............................................................................................................................41
6.5 TRIP PROGRAMS...................................................................................................................42
6.6 PROGRAM STATISTICS..........................................................................................................42
6.7 OPTION..................................................................................................................................42
6.8 COIN COUNTER 1 ..................................................................................................................42
6.9 COIN COUNTER 2 ..................................................................................................................42
6.10 TOT. COIN VALUE...................................................................................................................42
6.11 ERROR LOG...........................................................................................................................43
6.12 PERFORMANCE STAT. ...........................................................................................................43
6.13 POWER FAIL ..........................................................................................................................44
6.14 E2 WRITE AT POWER OFF .....................................................................................................44
6.15 EXT. WRITE AT P. OFF ............................................................................................................44
7 Program parameters..........................................................................................................................45
7.1 ACTIVATED PROGRAMS ........................................................................................................46
7.2 PARAMETER PROGRAMMING ...............................................................................................46
7.3 CONFIG BUTTONS.................................................................................................................48
7.4 SET START AFTER PAUSE .....................................................................................................49
7.5 RESTORE SETTINGS .............................................................................................................49
8 System.............................................................................................................................................50
8.1 SYSTEM INFORMATION.........................................................................................................50
8.2 MACHINE ADDRESS ..............................................................................................................50
9 Default language ...............................................................................................................................51
The manufacturer reserves the right to make changes to design and component specifications.

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1 General
This manual is intended for personnel with the authority to adjust parameters in the machine’s existing programs,
programming coin meters, reading statistics and configuring certain interfaces between the machine and the user.
Programming is achieved by using menus on the display while the machine is in service mode.
This manual lists all available menus and submenus and a description of those. Depending on machine model and
program, not all of the menus might be available on your type of machine.
1.1 Activating service mode
Service mode is activated by pressing the service button.
The service mode can also be accessed from the control knob, by a long press, or via the price programming button.
From those views however, not all of the menus will be available. (Password might be needed). Access to the service
mode are different depending on machine model, market and segment.
The service button is found at one of the following locations:
1. At the door on the operating panel.
2. Behind the operating panel. The panel on top of the machine needs to be removed.
fig.7203A
When pressing the service button the machine software will switch to its service mode.

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1.2 Abbreviations
Abbreviation Explanation
MCU Motor Control Unit
DLCU Door Lock Control Unit
COM Communication
CW Clock-Wise
CCW Counter Clock-Wise
OH Over Heat
RMC Residual Moisture Control
RTC Real Time Clock
CBT Central Booking Terminal
VGB Voice Guidance Board
AWS / AS Automatic Weight System / Automatic Saving
DST Daylight Saving Time
IPS Internal Payment System
HP Heat Pump

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2 Service menu
The service menu is used for example to:
• Control the machine function
• Configuration of the machine / prices / parameters
• Read statistics and system information
When the machine is in service mode the display lists the submenus available in the SERVICE MENU.
SERVICE MENU
FUNCTION TEST
CONFIGURATION
PRICE PROGRAMMING
STATISTICS
PROGRAM PARAMETERS
SYSTEM
DEFAULT LANGUAGE
Select menus and submenus by turning the control knob.
Activate a menu by pressing the control knob.
This manual cover descriptions of menus and submenus starting with the menu FUNCTION TEST as a chapter cover-
ing all submenus to this menu. The next chapter is CONFIGURATION and so on.

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3 Function test
The function test is used to facilitate troubleshooting the machine. It is for example possible to:
• Control the machine functions
• Control the sensor signals to the CPU board
• Check the communication in the machine control system
• Check the display
Activate the FUNCTION TEST menu.
SERVICE MENU
FUNCTION TEST
CONFIGURATION
PRICE PROGRAMMING
STATISTICS
PROGRAM PARAMETERS
SYSTEM
DEFAULT LANGUAGE
The display will now show the following submenus:
•ACTIVATE OUTPUTS
•SHOW INPUTS
•MCU
•INTERNAL COM.
•EXTERNAL COM.
•DISPLAY TEST
Perform a function test
Door
1. Open and close the door.
2. Check input DOOR CLOSED.
Note that O.H. DRUM MOTOR also will toggle when door is opened.
O.H. FAN MOTOR also will toggle when door is opened (only on I/O 8).
Vacuum test
1. Activate the fan. Make sure the door is closed.
2. Check input VACUUM. The input shall change status from inactive to active withing 15 seconds after the fan was
activated.
Drum rotation test
1. Activate DRUM MOTOR CW. Visually check drum rotation clockwise. Make sure the door is closed.
2. Activate DRUM MOTOR CCW. Visually check drum rotation counter clockwise. Make sure the door is closed.
Heat and Overheat protection
1. Activate the fan. Make sure the door is closed.
2. Check input VACUUM.
3. Activate HEATING 1 and HEATING 2 (if available).
4. Check inputs INLET AIR TEMP. and OUTLET AIR TEMP.
5. Deactivate the heat.
Note!
Heat control is inactivated in service mode. If heat is on too long the OH protection for inlet or outlet air
will break.
If one of the OH protections is broken, the power is cut for the heating.
For machines with I/O 8 this will also cut off the power to the following inputs: DOOR CLOSED,VACUUM,O.H. DRUM
MOTOR,O.H. FAN MOTOR.

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Gas
1. Check input GAS ERROR.
If the value is 0 the gas control box is indicating an error. To reset the gas control box, activate the output GAS ER-
ROR RESET for a couple of seconds.

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3.1 ACTIVATE OUTPUTS
Activate the ACTIVATE OUTPUTS menu.
The display will now show the functions that can be activated:
•FAN MOTOR
•DRUM MOTOR CW
•DRUM MOTOR CCW
•HEATING 1
•HEATING 2
•GAS ERROR RESET
•SLOT BLOCKING
•PROGRAM RUN
•CONDENSER PUMP
•EXT SIGNAL
•DRIER INTERLOCK (used on machines with MCU)
•EXTERNAL BUZZER
•FLASH LIGHT
•INTERNAL BUZZER
•MCU FAN
Make the selected function active or inactive by pressing the control knob.
■(or values) = Active
□= Inactive
X = Not available on the machine
Z = The machine is prepared for the function on an extra I/O board but not activated

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3.2 SHOW INPUTS
Activate the SHOW INPUTS menu.
The display will now show input functions that can be detected:
•SERVICE BUTTON
•SERVICE 2 INPUT
•O.H. INLET AIR
•O.H. OUTLET AIR
•DOOR CLOSED
•VACUUM
•O.H. DRUM MOTOR
•O.H. FAN MOTOR
•INLET AIR TEMP.
•OUTLET AIR TEMP.
•RMC
•DRUM MOTOR (used on machines with MCU)
•MOTOR
•GAS ERROR (active low)
•LINT DOOR
•CONDENSER TANK
•COIN 1
•COIN 2
•COIN 1 EXTERN
•COIN 1 IPS
•PRICE REDUCTION
•START/STOP
•FREE START
•PRICE PROG.
•MACHINE STOP
•BLOCK START ACTIVE
•POWER CONTROL
•HP LOW PRESSURE
•HP HIGH PRESSURE
•JUMPER 1
•JUMPER 2
•JUMPER 3
•INTERNAL FILTER
•INTERLOCK AND BUTTON (submenu interlock and button 1–10)
Activated or inactivated function is indicated by:
■(or values) = Active
□= Inactive
X = Not available on the machine
Z = The machine is prepared for the function on an extra I/O board but not activated
3.3 MCU
This setting is only used on machines with MCU.
Shows the MCU status.

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Motor status showed in the service program
From MCU (first data byte)
bit 7 bit 6 bit 5 bit 4 bit 3 bit 2 bit 1 bit 0
1 Indicate a
trip state with
no automatic
restart
Reset trip
state
Writing,
reading to
uP/EEPROM
Weight mode Unbalance
mode
Serial control
mode
Always 0 Always 0
From MCU (second data byte)
bit 7 bit 6 bit 5 bit 4 bit 3 bit 2 bit 1 bit 0
0 No short cir-
cuit
indication
DC-bus volt-
age OK
Interlock ON Motor
following
1 First short
circuit
indication
DC-bus volt-
age out of
range
Interlock
OFF
Motor is not
following
Error code
0 0 0 0 No error
0 0 0 1 1. High temperature FC
0 0 1 0 2. High temperature motor
0 0 1 1 3. Drive request but no interlock signal present
0 1 0 0 4. Communication error
0 1 0 1 5. Short-circuit
0 1 1 0 6. Error in interlock-circuits on FC
0 1 1 1 7. Under voltage on DC-bus
1 0 0 0 8. Over voltage on DC-bus
1 1 1 1 F. Motor not following
3.4 INTERNAL COM.
Not implemented.
3.5 EXTERNAL COM.
Activate the EXTERNAL COM. menu.
The display will now show the following submenu:
•RESTORE CBT
A password is needed to continue. The display will now show an eight figure code. Call authorized service and state
the code. Authorized service will assign a pass code. Enter the pass code you have been given and press the control
knob.
This will reset communication to factory default and the error code NO CBT COMMUNICATION will be reset.
3.6 DISPLAY TEST
Activate the DISPLAY TEST menu.
The display shows a grid for checking that all the segments in the display are intact. By turning the control knob, two
different grids and a completely white and a completely blank page are shown.
Press the control knob to exit.

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4 Configuration
Activate the CONFIGURATION menu.
SERVICE MENU
FUNCTION TEST
CONFIGURATION
PRICE PROGRAMMING
STATISTICS
PROGRAM PARAMETERS
SYSTEM
DEFAULT LANGUAGE
The display will now show the following submenus:
•LANGUAGE SETTINGS
•TIME/DATE
•USER INTERFACE
•MACHINE ADDRESS
•YOUR PASSWORD
•I/O CONFIGURATION
•CONFIG. 1
•CONFIG. 2
•ERROR CODE
•RESTORE SETTINGS
•PROCESS MENU
•MAINTENANCE
•TMIS
General for all parameters/settings/values:
Save = Long press
Edit = Turn/Press
Exit = Double press
If there is a changeable value, the lowest and highest values that can be set are listed below the changeable value.
4.1 LANGUAGE SETTINGS
Activate the LANGUAGE SETTINGS menu.
If a password is set in YOUR PASSWORD, a password is needed to continue. Enter the password set in YOUR PASS-
WORD and press the control knob.
The display will now show the following submenus:
•DEFAULT LANGUAGE
•SECOND LANGUAGE
•LANGUAGE TIMEOUT
•ALLOW LANGUAGE CHANGE
General for all parameters/settings/values:
Save = Long press
Edit = Turn/Press
Exit = Long press/Double press
If there is a changeable value, the lowest and highest values that can be set are listed below the changeable value.
4.1.1 DEFAULT LANGUAGE
Set the language to be shown when the machine is started. (The available languages are shown in a list). The pro-
gam unit will return to this language if the machine is not used during the period specified in the LANGUAGE TIMEOUT
menu.
When no default language is pre-set from factory, at first power up, the operator will be forced to select default
language.

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4.1.2 SECOND LANGUAGE
Second language is only possible on some markets and segments.
Set the language to be shown as the second language.
The second language will be displayed in the user interface when machine is idle position and during running mode.
4.1.3 LANGUAGE TIMEOUT
Set the time after which an unused machine should return to the default language and return to the program
selection.
The time can be set in minutes and seconds.
The pre-set value is 2 minutes.
4.1.4 ALLOW LANGUAGE CHANGE
Set if language change is allowed or not in the user interface.
YES = Language change is allowed
NO = Language change is not allowed
4.2 TIME/DATE
Activate the TIME/DATE menu.
The display will now show the following submenus:
•TIME/DATE
•SET TIME
•SET DATE
•24 HOURS DISPLAY
•DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
General for all parameters/settings/values:
Save = Long press
Edit = Turn/Press
Exit = Long press/Double press
If there is a changeable value, the lowest and highest values that can be set are listed below the changeable value.
4.2.1 TIME/DATE
Select to view actual time in the machine.
4.2.2 SET TIME
Set the correct time for the internal RTC clock.
4.2.3 SET DATE
Set the correct date for the internal RTC clock. Start by setting the year.
• Set the year. Exit to continue with a long press on the control knob.
• Set the month. Exit to continue with a long press on the control knob.
• Set the day. Exit with a long press on the control knob and then save with a long press on the control knob.
4.2.4 24 HOURS DISPLAY
Set if the display for the internal RTC clock shall show 12 or 24 hours.
YES = 24 hours
NO = 12 hours

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4.2.5 DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
It is possible to activate and set the rules for daylight saving time (DST) with the parameters (start and stop) for day-
light saving time. The function use the internal RTC clock in the timer. The internal time needs to be correct in order
for this function to work. Make sure the time and date are correct. See SET TIME and SET DATE.
Activate the DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME menu.
The display will now show the following submenus:
•ENABLE
•SET DST START
•SET DST END
•SET ADJUST AMOUNT
•SET START/END TIME
4.2.5.1 ENABLED
Set if the internal RTC clock should adjust the time according to the DST settings automatically.
YES = The internal RTC clock should adjust the time according to the DST settings automatically.
NO = The internal RTC clock should not adjust the time according to the DST settings automatically.
4.2.5.2 SET DST START
Set the rules for DST to start.
• Start by setting the week. Set the week as the last week, the first week, the second week, the third week or the
fourh week (in the month). Exit to continue with a long press on the control knob.
• Set the day. Exit to continue with a long press on the control knob.
• Set the month. The months are set as numbers (1 = January — 12 = december). Exit with a long press on the con-
trol knob and then save with a long press on the control knob.
4.2.5.3 SET DST END
Set the rules for DST to end.
• Start by setting the week. Set the week as the last week, the first week, the second week, the third week or the
fourh week (in the month). Exit to continue with a long press on the control knob.
• Set the day. Exit to continue with a long press on the control knob.
• Set the month. The months are set as numbers (1 = January — 12 = december). Exit with a long press on the con-
trol knob and then save with a long press on the control knob.
4.2.5.4 SET ADJUST AMOUNT
Set the amount of time to adjust when DST goes into effect (this is one hour in most cases).
The time is set in hours and minutes.
4.2.5.5 SET START/END TIME
Set the time when the DST should start and end. The time is set in 12 or 24 hours depending on what is set in 24
HOURS DISPLAY menu.
The set time defines when on the day (in standard time) the DST should start and end — the time is adjusted back
the same amount of time.
4.2.5.6 Example of DST
DST starts the last Sunday in March. The adjustment is 1 hour at 02:00 AM.
DST ends the last Sunday in October. The time is adjusted back 1 hour at 02:00 AM.
For above example the settings are:
SET DST START: Week: LAST, day: SUN, month: 3
SET DST END: Week: LAST, day: SUN, month: 10
SET ADJUST AMOUNT: 1 hour
SET START/END TIME: 02:00 AM

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4.3 USER INTERFACE
Activate the USER INTERFACE menu.
If a password is set in YOUR PASSWORD, a password is needed to continue. Enter the password set in YOUR PASS-
WORD and press the control knob.
The display will now show the following submenus:
•SHOW°C
•DISPLAY CONTRAST
•BACKLIGHT TIME
•BUTTON CLICK
•PROGRAM END BUZZER
General for all parameters/settings/values:
Save = Long press
Edit = Turn/Press
Exit = Long press/Double press
If there is a changeable value, the lowest and highest values that can be set are listed below the changeable value.
4.3.1 SHOW°C
Set if all the temperature values shall be displayed in °C or °F.
YES = Displayed in °C
NO = Displayed in °F
4.3.2 DISPLAY CONTRAST
Set the contrast value of the display.
The contrast of the display can be adjusted to adapt to the prevailing light in the room.
The pre-set value is 57.
4.3.3 BACKLIGHT TIME
Set the time that will pass before the display will reduce the backlight illumination.
The time can be set in minutes and seconds.
The pre-set value is 30 seconds.
4.3.4 BUTTON CLICK
Set if the machine shall give a sound for each new position when the buttons on the control panel/control knob is
pressed/turned or not.
YES = Sound
NO = No sound
4.3.5 PROGRAM END BUZZER
Set the time that the buzzer shall beep when a program has ended.
The time can be set in hours, minutes and seconds.
The pre-set value is 10 seconds.
0 = No beep
4.4 MACHINE ADDRESS
Set the address of the machine if the machine is to be connected in a network.
The pre-set value is 000.

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4.5 YOUR PASSWORD
Set if some of the menus shall be password protected or not. The menus that will be protected by this password are:
•PRICE PROGRAMMING
•PROGRAM PARAMETERS
•LANGUAGE SETTINGS
•USER INTERFACE
•YOUR PASSWORD
•CONFIG. 1
•I/O CONFIGURATION
Set the desired password.
The password can be changed at any time.
0000 = No password
For some markets / segments a default password is set from factory: 9191.
4.6 I/O CONFIGURATION
Activate the I/O CONFIGURATION menu.
If a password is set in YOUR PASSWORD, a password is needed to continue. Enter the password set in YOUR PASS-
WORD and press the control knob.
The display will now show the following submenus:
•LIST ALL I/O BOARDS
•SETUP ALL I/O BOARDS
•ADD/REMOVE I/O BOARD
4.6.1 LIST ALL I/O BOARDS
All the I/O boards in the machine are listed on the display.
1 = Active I/O board
0 = Inactive I/O board
4.6.2 SETUP ALL I/O BOARDS
After replacing an I/O board or in instances where an I/O board has been added to the machine, the new I/O board
must be set up in order to activate the function options.
The function options of the I/O board are controlled by the parameter software loaded on the relevant program
device.
Set up the I/O boards one by one by pressing the service button on the board. Follow the instructions on the display.
4.6.3 ADD/REMOVE I/O BOARD
A new I/O board that has been set up needs to be added in this menu in order to function. (If the machine software is
prepared for an extra I/O board).
Select the I/O board you want to add or remove and press the control knob. Add or remove up the I/O board by press-
ing the service button on the board. Follow the instructions on the display.
Note!
I/O boards that the machine must have to operate can not be removed.
4.7 CONFIG. 1
Activate the CONFIG. 1 menu.
If a password is set in YOUR PASSWORD, a password is needed to continue. Enter the password set in YOUR PASS-
WORD and press the control knob.
Activate the relevant sub-menu.
The sub-menus are divided into different sections, COMMON and DRYER.
In COMMON all parameters valid for both washer extractors and tumble dryers are listed.
In DRYER all parameters valid only for tumble dryers are listed.

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4.7.1 COMMON
The following sub-menus are available in COMMON menu:
•PROCESS MENU TIME
•INACTIVE TIMEOUT
•REGRET TIME
•PAUSE PERMITTED
•PAUSE TIME
•NEW PROG. SELECT
•ABORT PROG. ALLOW
•SHOW STATISTICS
•STATUS MENU
•SHOW°C
•DELAYED START
•DELAY STEP TIME
•SERVICE VIA KNOB
•TIMEOUT, DISPLAY
•LAST. PROG. TIMEOUT
•DEFAULT LANGUAGE
•SECOND LANGUAGE
•ALLOW LANGUAGE CHANGE
•LANGUAGE TIMEOUT
•AUTO START PAID
•BLOCK START ACTIVE
•BUTTON CLICK
•PAUSE PROGRAM BUZZER
•PROGRAM END BUZZER
•COIN 1
•COIN 2
•DECIMAL IN PRICE
•PRICE REDUCTION
•PRICE REDUCTION SCOPE
•FLASH LIGHT ON
•LONG PRESS TIME LIMIT
•CLEAN MACHINE
•DISPLAY CONTRAST
•BACKLIGHT TIME
•DISPLAY WARNING
•DEFAULT TRIANGLE OPT.
•SERVICE MENU TIMEOUT
•YOUR PASSWORD
•SERVICE ALARM
•SERVICE ALARM OPTION
•SERVICE ALARM HOURS
•SERVICE ALARM DAYS
•VOLUME VGB
•24 HOURS DISPLAY
•ENABLE DST
•PROCESS MENU PAUSE
•USE TEXT MESSAGING (TMIS)
•TMIS TIMEOUT(TMIS)
•SET SOON READY MSG(TMIS)
•UNLOCK DOOR TIMEOUT(TMIS)
•MASTER CODE(TMIS)
•SHOW ACTIVE PROG NO.

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4.7.1.1 PROCESS MENU TIME
The PROCESS MENU is the menu that appears on the display when pressing the control knob (start button on ma-
chines without control knob) in the user interface during operation.
Set the time that it is possible to activate the PROCESS MENU during a program run.
Default value is set to 24 hours, which means that it always is possible to activate the menu.
If for example the time is set to 10 minutes it is only possible to activate the menu during the 10 first minutes of a pro-
gram run.
The time can be set in hours, minutes and seconds.
4.7.1.2 INACTIVE TIMEOUT
Set the time that the PROCESS MENU will be displayed before disappearing if inactive.
The time can be set in hours, minutes and seconds.
4.7.1.3 REGRET TIME
Set the time that some menus will be displayed for in the PROCESS MENU before disappearing.
When regret time is up the function will be blocked.
For example: Pause function shall only be possible during the 10 first minutes of the program run = Set the time to 10
minutes.
The time can be set in hours, minutes and seconds.
4.7.1.4 PAUSE PERMITTED
Set the desired function for the sub-menu PAUSE in the PROCESS MENU in the user interface.
ON = It is possible to activate PAUSE during the time set in PROCESS MENU.
OFF = The sub-menu will not be displayed in the PROCESS MENU.
REGRET TIME = It is possible to activate PAUSE during the time set in REGRET TIME.
4.7.1.5 PAUSE TIME
Set the maximum time a program can be paused before it is aborted.
The time can be set in hours, minutes and seconds.
4.7.1.6 NEW PROG. SELECT
Set the desired function for the sub-menu CHANGE PROGRAM in the PROCESS MENU in the user interface.
ON = It is possible to activate CHANGE PROGRAM during the time set in PROCESS MENU.
OFF = The sub-menu will not be displayed in the PROCESS MENU.
REGRET TIME = It is possible to activate CHANGE PROGRAM during the time set in REGRET TIME.
4.7.1.7 ABORT PROG. ALLOW
Set the desired function for the sub-menu END PROGRAM in the PROCESS MENU in the user interface.
ON = It is possible to activate END PROGRAM during the time set in PROCESS MENU.
OFF = The sub-menu will not be displayed in the PROCESS MENU.
REGRET TIME = It is possible to activate END PROGRAM during the time set in REGRET TIME.
4.7.1.8 SHOW STATISTICS
Set the desired function for the sub-menu STATISTICS in the PROCESS MENU in the user interface.
ON = It is possible to activate STATISTICS during the time set in PROCESS MENU.
OFF = The sub-menu will not be displayed in the PROCESS MENU.
REGRET TIME = It is possible to activate STATISTICS during the time set in REGRET TIME.

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4.7.1.9 STATUS MENU
Set the desired function for the sub-menu STATUS MENU in the PROCESS MENU in the user interface.
ON = It is possible to activate STATUS MENU during the time set in PROCESS MENU.
OFF = The sub-menu will not be displayed in the PROCESS MENU.
REGRET TIME = It is possible to activate STATUS MENU during the time set in REGRET TIME.
4.7.1.10 SHOW°C
Set if all the temperature values shall be displayed in °C or °F.
YES = Displayed in °C
NO = Displayed in °F
4.7.1.11 DELAYED START
Set the desired function for the DELAYED START menu. When the time is set for the DELAYED START in the user in-
terface, the time is acting on one of the following parameters:
OFF = Inactive
START DELAY = The program will start after the set time.
READY = The program will be ready at the set time.
STARTS = The program will start at the set time.
Example: If READY is set and in user interface the time is set to 12.00, the program will be ready at 12.00.
4.7.1.12 DELAY STEP TIME
Set the step time that is used when setting the time in the user interface for delayed start.
The time is set in minutes.
4.7.1.13 SERVICE VIA KNOB
Set the level for accessability to the service menu through the control knob.
0 = No access through the control knob.
1 = Access through the control knob.
2 = User password is needed to get access.
3 = ELS password is needed to get access.
When activating the service menu throught the control knob, the machine needs to be in idle position. (Not all of the
menus will be available).
The control knob shall be pressed as long as the time set in LONG PRESS TIME LIMIT to get acces to the service
menu.
Default settings are depending on market/segment.
4.7.1.14 TIMEOUT, DISPLAY
Set the time after which the machine should reset a program selection that has not started.
The time can be set in hours, minutes and seconds.
The pre-set value is 1 minute.
4.7.1.15 LAST. PROG. TIMEOUT
Set the time that the last program used in the machine will be listed on top of the program list after program end and
door has been opened.
The time can be set in minutes and seconds.
4.7.1.16 DEFAULT LANGUAGE
Set the language to be shown when the machine is started. (The available languages are shown in a list). The pro-
gam unit will return to this language if the machine is not used during the period specified in the LANGUAGE TIMEOUT
menu.
When no default language is pre-set from factory, at first power up, the operator will be forced to select default
language.