Macas MACES4C-00 User manual

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Operator UI Manual
MACAS COFFEE MACHINES
Rev 01

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Content
1OVERVIEW ...................................................................................................................................................................3
2CALIBRATION..............................................................................................................................................................5
2.1 CALIBRATE THE GRINDER..........................................................................................................................................5
2.2 CALIBRATE THE INSTANT CONTAINERS......................................................................................................................5
3REPORTS & CREDIT ..................................................................................................................................................8
3.1 PRODUCT REPORT .....................................................................................................................................................8
3.2 CREDIT .....................................................................................................................................................................9
3.2.1 Turnover report....................................................................................................................................................9
3.2.2 Cash report ..........................................................................................................................................................9
3.2.3 Credit device......................................................................................................................................................10
3.2.4 Dispense coins ...................................................................................................................................................10
3.2.5 Investment..........................................................................................................................................................11
4FUNCTION BUTTONS...............................................................................................................................................12
4.1 MACHINE................................................................................................................................................................12
4.1.1 Adjustments........................................................................................................................................................12
4.1.2 Tests ...................................................................................................................................................................13
4.2 PRODUCT................................................................................................................................................................14
4.2.1 Test.....................................................................................................................................................................15
4.2.2 Recipe ................................................................................................................................................................15
4.2.3 Edit price ...........................................................................................................................................................17
4.2.4 Show/Hide..........................................................................................................................................................20
4.2.5 Edit name...........................................................................................................................................................23
4.3 PROGRAM ...............................................................................................................................................................24
4.3.1 Rinsing...............................................................................................................................................................24
4.3.2 Purification........................................................................................................................................................25
4.3.3 Service On..........................................................................................................................................................26
4.3.4 Service Off..........................................................................................................................................................27
4.3.5 Swap Filter.........................................................................................................................................................27
4.3.6 Duration Test .....................................................................................................................................................28
4.4 SETTING..................................................................................................................................................................30
4.4.1 Backup ...............................................................................................................................................................31
4.4.2 RFID-card..........................................................................................................................................................32
4.4.3 Date & Time.......................................................................................................................................................32
4.4.4 Options...............................................................................................................................................................34
4.5 LOG ........................................................................................................................................................................38
4.6 REBOOT ..................................................................................................................................................................39
4.7 SOFTWARE UPGRADE ..............................................................................................................................................39
4.8 ABOUT....................................................................................................................................................................40

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1 Overview
The Macas coffee machine is a new generation coffee machine controlled by modern 14 inch touch screen.
It provides an intuitive user interface, both for customer and operator.
For customer, the customer user interface (CUI), as shown below provide a modern smart phone like UI.
When an RFID card is used and the door is opened, the spanner icon in top middle will be enabled. Press it
will go into the operator user interface (OUI).

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There are several buttons and areas in the home screen of OUI:
1. Home button: go back to this screen in any other screen
2. Authorization level indicator
3. Reports & credit
4. Return to CUI
5. Service area ( not available, will be implemented soon )
6. Error area: display error in red and warning in yellow
7. Maintenance area: display error/warning regarding maintenance, e.g. filter should be swapped, etc.
8. Filling area ( not available, will be implemented soon )
9. Function buttons
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2 Calibration
2.1 Calibrate the grinder
Note:
The coffee grinder default setting is for reference neans, turn the adjustment screw clock-wise.
Activate the grinder in the menu.
With the grinder running, turn the adjustment screw clock-wise (fine), until the grinding wheels are
touching.
With the grinder running, turn the screw counterclockwise (course), until you have reached the desired
grinding level (one line on the wheel = 28 µm).
X For filter level, open 17 lines.
X For Espresso level, open 9 lines.
Switch the grinder off.
Turning the counter nut tight.
To make sure the setting is not changed again, the adjustment screw must be held in place with a
screwdriver when pulling the counter disk tight.
2.2 Calibrate the instant containers
Calibration allows you to adjust the JLES4C machine to the composition of the used ingredients and the
used containers. For the calibration process, you need a scale and a vessel.
Important:
Danger of wrong dosage!
Before each calibration, a 3 times test-dosage must be performed to make sure the dispenser coils are
filled. Calibration must be performed for each container.
Note:
When changing a container, motor or product, you must always calibrate again as every new component
has different weight and dispensation characteristics.
Demount the component underneath the container you wish to calibrate (brewing unit or mixer) and
dissemble it. Have a vessel ready to catch the ingredient amount and to weigh it. Have a suitable scale
(with tenth-grams-Display 00.0) ready and zero it with the empty vessel.
Open the door with key
Press “Operator menu button” in customer interface will go to operator menu
Press “machine” button

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Press the “container” you want to calibrate (one of those).
Press “calibration” button

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Pressing “Start” button, machine will dispense ingredients for 3 times.
Note:
After confirming the ingredient dispensation, you have 3 seconds to hold the vessel underneath the dis-
pensation opening of the container.
Weigh the dispensed ingredients and input the weight to machine via the touch panel.
Test dosage is required to verify the calibration. The weight should be almost same (+/-0.2 g) as
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3 Reports & credit
3.1 Product report
The product report shows sales amount of all products:
The cumulative/periodic are from the EVA standard concept: since init/since reset. The “Cumulative”
means that the sales amount is never reset, is from the beginning of this machine valid. The “periodic”
will be reset to all zero once the EVA PDA or remote data collection happens.
Click on the title of each column can sort the table out.
Note: The Product Name and ID are from the IPD file (please refer to the IPD Designer user manual),
they are not the name from customer user interface.
Product report

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3.2 Credit
3.2.1 Turnover report
Turnover report is the total of all vend types.
3.2.2 Cash report
Cash report is the summary of coin changer.

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3.2.3 Credit device
Credit device report shows the credit devices currently connected.
3.2.4 Dispense coins
Dispense coins provide a way to manually dispense coins from the tube. Operator use this function to
collect coins. Be sure not to empty the coin, leave some coins for change.
The cash report will keep track on the figures.

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3.2.5 Investment
Investment is to throw coin in the tube to leave for future change. In fact, when go into operator user
interface. Any coins will be investment. This investment screen is a convenient way to see how much
already throw in.

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4 Function buttons
4.1 Machine
The “Machine” button shows all the components in the machine. Besides, door icon can adjust and test
the door component, including lights, lock and escrow motor. The magnifier icon on top right can zoom in
and out.
4.1.1 Adjustments
Note: the machine is well tuned for default value. Please make sure exactly what these adjustments
mean before make some changes.
Comp. type
Adjustments
Remark
Cannister
Speed
Set a fix speed to do the "Dosage test".
Default:100
Waittime
Wait time before sample dosage.
Default:0
Duration
The duration for motor movement.
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Default:2s
Dosage
The powder amount to do the "Sample dosage" test.
Default:5g
Speed for calibration
Speed to do the calibration.
Default:45
Mixer
Watitime
Wait time before dosage powder.
Default:0s
Rotation speed
Motor speed
Default:60
Turnaft time
Run the mixer motor for a few seconds after the
water pump stop.
Espresso boiler
Speed gearpump
Gear pump speed.
Boiler temperature setting
Temperature for the boiler.
Boiler delta temp first cup
The boiler rise for how many degrees for the first cup
product.
Grinder
Test dosage
Test dosage amount.
Valve array
Close delay
Valve closes delay time.
Cup dispenser
Dispmotor speed
Cup dispenser motor speed.
Default:40
Drummotor speed
Drum motor motor speed.
Default:25
Cup table
Speed catcher
Cup catcher motor speed.
Default:30
4.1.2 Tests
Note: canister and grinder has calibration function. Please refer to JLES4C ESFB Service manual 5.12
machine setting up for further information.
Comp. type
Tests
Remark
Cannister
Sample dosage
Dispenser the setting powder amount in "Dosage".
Motor test
Run motor for a few seconds.
Dosage test
Dosage powder in a fix speed which is setting in
"Speed".
Calibration
Do calibration for cannister.
Sample dosage
Dispenser the setting powder amount in "Dosage".
Mixer
Test mixer
Run mixer motor for a few second.
Connection test
Test if mixer motor is connected.
Mono brewer
Test brewer
Run mono brewer all movement.
Brewer service mode
Brewer go to service mode.
Espresso brewer
Test Brewer
Test esbrewer movement.
Brewer to dosage
Esbrewer goes to dosage position.
Brewer press
Esbrewer goes to press position.

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Squeeze
Esbrewer goes to squess position.
Clean Brewer
Test clean brewer movement.
Plunjer down
Move plunjer down.
Espresso boiler
Speed gearpump
Gear pump speed.
Boiler temperature setting
Temperature for the boiler.
Boiler delta temp first cup
The boiler rise for how many degrees for the first cup
product.
Grinder
Test dosage
Test dosage.
Calibration
Do calibration.
Nozzle
Nozzle to home position
Nozzle goes to home position.
Nozzle to tea position
Nozzle goes to test position.
Other product position
Nozzle goes to other product position.
Valve array
Test valve
Test valve connection.
Seesaw
Test seesaw to left
Seesaw goes to left position.
Test seesaw to right
Seesaw goes to right position.
Cup dispenser
Test dispenser
Test cup dispenser unit.
Stick dispenser
Drop stick
Stick dispenser drop stick.
Cup table
Cover home
Cover go to home position.
Cover open
Open cover.
Cover close
Close cover.
catcher 1 delivery
Test left catcher deliver movement.
catcher 2 delivery
Test right catcher deliver movement.
Cupcatcher reset.
Reset cup catcher.
Air pump
test airpump
Run air pump for test.
4.2 Product
Click on the “Product” button shows the following page:

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In this page all products can be adjusted/test in a: WYSIWYG( What You See Is What You Get) way.
Press the tab on top can switch to different functions for the product.
4.2.1 Test
Please make sue the tab is in “Test” state. Press one product icon to enter the test page. It is just the
same as the customer UI.
Adjust some dosage here, press the “” button to cancel this test or press the “” button to make this
product:
4.2.2 Recipe
Press the “Recipe” tab.

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If select “Any product”, the recipe editing page would look like this:
This function is useful when the cup size change. Select the water, just move the bar and make some
test. All products’ volume will change with one click. All ingredients will change automatically, which will
keep the taste of all products.
Note: the red bar indicate that not all products can adjust to that level.
To edit a specific product’s recipe, click on one product icon to enter the recipe adjusting page:

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For Macas coffee machine menu system, one menu icon could response up to 4 products, defined by a
diamond product tree. Please refer to IPD designer user manual 4.4.2 Product Tree for further
information.
Color bars to the left is to display the product tree. It can be up to 4 products of the tree. Each row is on
product, and has different color.
Color scroll bars to the right are recipe adjustment area. Each ingredient can be adjusted to +/- 50% in a
relative way.
To adjust water will keep the taste of the product, so the absolute value of other ingredient will change
automatically. But the relative values of other ingredients are unchanged.
To adjust ingredients other than water, the product taste will change. For instance, to add more sugar to
this product will make it sweeter.
The “Factory Default” button on the bottom can clear all customized changes.
4.2.3 Edit price
Press the “Edit price” tab, will so the screen like below. Only the lower part is different.

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When click on the product icon, a dialog would pop up for price editing:
The same story as the product tree, each product (up to 4) in this icon can set a different price.
Select the product

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Click button “Price B”/ “Price C”/ “Price D” to set prices for scheme B/C/D.
Price A to D is EVA concept for price. Normally Price A is used. When a special card with price set, price
might change to another one.
Cup can also be set a price. Product price will change while user place/remove his own cup.
To change cup price: click “Cup price” button, and it shows:

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Then click the menu to edit the price:
4.2.4 Show/Hide
The page is used to show/hide a product in customer UI: