Accessing
Select the Gear icon
The settings will appear
Select the Tools icon and insert the password
Warning: The service level is reserved exclusively for authorized and trained technicians and allows you to set, verify and modify the operation of the device.
USER PASSWORDS
Warning: the technical passwords are reserved only to trained technicians and should not be communicated to third parties; LAINOX reserves the right to take action if the people who have shared the information are identified.
OVEN MODEL
From this view you can access the main settings of the unit. The settings can be as an editable field, button key (blue border if active), drop-down fields
A. Serial number composed by LA020 followed by 6 numeric digits. This setting is critical because the system requires a serial to work in the cloud; the specific password is required
B. Oven Model allows to choose between NABOO and AROMA; specific password required
C. Electric or Gas keys allow to set the power source; the consequent choice functions are activated
D. Gas type, if selected gas supply, you can choose between Methane–G20, Methane-G25, Liquid Gas-G30 and Liquid Gas-G31 (LPG)
E. Number of trays you can choose between 6, 10 and 20 pans GN1/1 or GN2/1 and between 161-06 and 161-10 to identify the top or bottom unit of mod. 161
F. Water hardness you can settle the water hardness; this value will be used to manage the discaling request in case of calout deactivated
G. Boiler button (active if blue edged) activates the boiler option and search for the boiler expansion board on the bus.
H. Temperature format Celsius or Fahrenheit allows you to set the default temperature.
I. Washing button (if active is edged with blue) activates the washing option usually always active
J. Water flowmeter function not jet active.
K. CombiClean flowmeter activate the detergent flowmeter part of the Chemical Detection System option
L. CalFree flowmeter activate the calfree flowmeter part of the chemical detection system option
M. Wash management allows you to activate the management of profile washes with the possibility of having spontaneous requests for washing and to block cooking while waiting for washing if the lock is set.
N. Smart lighting system activate the optional smart lighting system with color LED
O. Calout visible only if the boiler is activated, allows you to turn the function on/off. If you have a centralized softening system, you can turn off the feature.
P. Smokegrill to be activated if the smoke pump and its circuit are present.
Q. Pollo Grill allows to activate the management of the grease drain valve
R. Customer code allows to indicate the code of a particular customer by automatically configuring all the settings agreed with the specific customer
S. Modbus TCP port, define the Modbus port.
T. Water pressure switch is visible only if the boiler function is disabled and allows you to ignore the state of the water pressure switch (always considering it closed)
Operational Tests – Relays board
A) Chamber 1 heating activation (above) the system also starts the camera fan
B) Boiler 1 heating activation (above-left) the system controls and possibly replenishes the water level in the boiler
C) Chamber 2 heating activation (below)
D) Boiler 2 heating activation (sub-right)
E) V2 engine activation until O. 23 fastdry is opened
From this view is possible to check all the inputs and outputs of the I/O board.
If output/input is active, the button is edged blue; if the function is not present, the button is disabled (gray).
You can only activate one exit at a time and you must close the door for safety reasons
F) Activation of the S5 O. 34 solenoid valve
G) Activation of the S1 O.35 solenoid valve
H)Activation of the line of neutral users O. 27
I) Activation of the user phase line O. 28
J) Activation of camera light relay O. 36
K) Chamber fan activation
L) Cooling fan activation O. 42
M) Fat drain valve closure or Lower wash activation S7.1 O. 43
N) Hood activation O. 39 or 46
O) Smoke pump activation O. 38
P) Gas state PG I. 13-14
Q) Port State B3 I. 15-16
R) Water State PA I. 11-12
S) Fan Safety Status I. 25
T) Chamber Safety State F2 I. 24
U) Boiler Safety Status F3 I. 37
V) ENC1 Power Button Status
W) Missing out wash S7, PD1 and PD2
Operational Tests – Washing Expansion
A.Water S7 and arm rotation ML O. 41
B.Main detergent pump PD1 O. 40
C.Water S7.1 and arm rotation ML.1 or Pollogrill valve
D.Secondary detergent pump PD2 O. 44
Operational Tests – Burner Expansion
A) Reset burner flame 1 chamber up Plug-in 1 O81
B) Reset burner flame 2 boiler Plug-in 1 O. 84
C) Reset burner flame 3 chamber down Plug-in 2 O. 81
D) Reset burner flame 4 boiler Plug-in 2 O. 84
E) Flame ON burner 1 chamber up Plug-in 1 I. 76
F) Flame ON burner 2 boiler Plug-in 1 I. 77
G) Burning flame alarm 1 chamber up Plug-in 1 I. 79
H) Burning flame alarm 2 boilers Plug-in 1 I. 82
I) Flame ON burner 3 chamber down Plug-in 2 I. 76
J) Flame ON burner 4 boiler Plug-in 2 I. 77
K) Burning flame alarm 3 chamber down Plug-in 1 I. 79
L) Burning flame alarm 4 plug-in boilers 1 I. 82
Operational Tests – Boiler Expansion
A) Pump activation calout PB O. 54
B) Solenoid valve activation S2 O. 53
C) Pump activation emptying PsB O. 51
D) Boiler Safety Status F3 I. 37
E) Probe state level L1 emptying I. 58
F) Emergency L2 Level Probe State I. 57
G) Probe state level L3 filling I. 56
Burner Management
This mask can show up to 4 burners:
1. All units must have at least one burner
2. All table units with boiler have 2 burners; Aame for direct injection floor units but in this case we will have 2 cabinet burners
3. 201 models with boiler has 3 burners 2 for cabinet and 1 for boiler
4. 202 models with boiler have 4 burners, 2 for cabinet and 2 for boiler
From this view you can select which burner to check; by selecting a specific burner you will be able to verify the operation of the selected burner.
By selecting a specific burner (chamber 1 burner, boiler 1, chamber 2 and boiler 3) you can access the view to check the operation of the selected burner
Burner Management
A. The burner selected also shows the type of gas, the permissible limit values for combustion and the diameter of the nozzle.
B. View temperature in the chamber
C. Allows you to adjust the limit temperature at which the burner will stop
D. Ignores door closure (helps not reach limit temperature)
E. Displays the current speed of the blower (rpm and Hz)
F. Adjusts the preset ignition speed based on the type of gas
G. Enables/disables operation at the minimum speed for the combustion test
H. Adjusts the preset minimum speed based on the type of gas
I. Enables/disables operation at the maximum speed for the combustion test
J. Allows you to adjust the maximum speed set according to the type of gas
K. Sets the speed values to the original values
L. Start the burner to perform the checks
M. Saves the speeds settled on the mask
- measurements of static and dynamic pressure
- test the system on to check for bad ignitions if there are frequent A21-3-5-7s (turn off the other speeds and start and stop the burner)
- check the stability of the blower turns in case of frequent A20-2-4-6 (turn off and activate the minimum and maximum speed alternately)
For the combustion test, start the burner at the maximum speed and then, after placing the probe, verify that the combustion values are adequate to those indicated in A). Is possible to slightly adjust the speed to improve the values in the range suggested by the technical gas booklet.
Once combustion at maximum speed has been established, it is necessary to check the minimum values by activating only the minimum speed and proceeding in the same way
Inverter Management
A) View the engine type.
B) View engine protection status (usually active)
C) Viewing /changing the ramp time (acceleration to reach the set speed) if too low can cause engine overheating
D) View and edit Speed 1
E) View and edit Speed 2
F) View and edit Speed 3
G) View and edit Speed 4
H) View and edit Speed 5
I) View and edit Speed 6
J) Sets the original values
K) Send data to the inverter to program it
L) Saves settled values
From this vie you can manage the motor speed through the inverter settings.
Warning: If you replace the inverter PCB, access this mask and program the inverter with K)
Warning: In the 061 models the fan, being smaller, must rotate to a higher speed to ensure a correct transfer of heat to the food.
If the line voltage is lower than normal, it is possible that the inverter overheats.
Normally there are no problems because the inverter automatically slows down the rotation speed but in some cases the cooking could suffer or you could get to an A31.
In these cases, we suggest slightly reducing the rotation of the highest speed.
Diagnostics
A) SC cabinet probe.
B) Core probe 1
C) Core probe 2
D) Core probe 3
E) Core probe 4
F) SB boiler probe
G) SD condensation probe
H) PCB temperature
Warning: The I/O board temperature is detected by a probe soldered directly onto the board and is responsible for alarms A07 and A08.
Warning: The core probe contains 4 probes; if more than one probe is defective, an A13 alarm is generated.
From this view you can see the temperatures detected by the probes.
The values of the probes must be consistent, with a value such as that shown in figure; -32764 corresponds to an absent or interrupted probe.
Counters
Num. di Starts it’s number of power on of the unit
Spegnimenti non corretti it’s number of power failures which can affect the congruence of the application database
In this form it is possible to view the activation and use times of all the various functions as well as you can reset the maintenance request
Number of washing (by type)
Heating time of the boiler
Calout by delay time and numbers
Filter Cleaning Days is time since the last confirmed air filter washing.
Maintenance Days is time since the last maintenance/service visit
Warning: Maintenance request come after 365 days and is mandatory to reset the counter after an inspection. If customer ignore the request will be visible the delayed time from the last maintenance and if failure is due to lack of maintenance warranty will expire
Alarms History
In this screen it is possible to have all the last alarms recorded by the device with date and time in which the event occurred.
Warning: In the case of preventive maintenance, it is mandatory to check the Alarms historian in order to better evaluate corrective actions
Possible to select what to show between all alarms, serious alarms and warnings
OTHER SETTINGS
From this menu is possible import/export info and do further advanced settings
- Update Recipes DB allows to update an old or corrupted recipes database using an external file
- Default Recipe DB allows to restore the original recipes database in the screens using the internal database
- Demo Mode to switch the unit in exhibition mode with main power outputs disabled