©2020 QNC, Inc. 1020 208V/240V RAF OM 9
MENU SETUP
The RAF Menu Setup utilizes six “Groups” and this screen will display the factory
pre-set Groups of Grill, Bake, Fry, Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner. The names of
these Groups can be edited to names of your choosing by touching the Group
icon and then selecting the “Edit” key.If the Group has an image uploaded to it
and you wish to change the image, you will need to delete the Group and then
add a new Group.
Each of the six Groups can accommodate 18 individual recipes. Push one of the
“Groups” on the screen and then touch edit. It will display the recipes that have
been created for this Group. For our example push “FRY” and then click “Edit”at
the bottom right hand side of the screen. This will display up to 18 recipes that
have recipe name, time, temperature, and blower speed.
To edit any of the recipes that have been preloaded into the controller, click on
the recipe. To modify any of the fields within a recipe, just click on the field and it
will take you to a keyboard for you to update the text or numbers within the field.
Hit OK to save your changes. Some recipes with cooking times and temperatures
have been entered at the factory for guidelines. Again, click on the fields to
change the time and temperature. For the “Blower” field, we recommend that
you utilize the “High” setting for most recipes. There is also a larger field in each
recipe, located below the name of the recipe. In this field, you can upload a
bitmap image of the product that you wish to use for this recipe.
For the field with the images, you can click on the field and enter any of the
images in the factory library. You can also add your own images that are in a
Bitmap (BMP) format. The maximum image pixel width is 180 and maximum
height is 120 and they can be a 24 or 32 Bitmap. We found a free converter
program at https://onlineconvertfree.com/convert-format/jpg-to-bmp/. This
program will convert your images from JPEG to BMP and will then allow you to
resize the BMP file. There are other programs that you can use to convert images
into a BMP file such as Photoshop and others.