Anetsberger Brothers I12 Cooking Computer Service Manual

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3.3  Beeper Volume and Tone: 
Volume and Tone of the beeper alarm may be changed in this section.  Volume ranges are 1,2 and 
3, where 3 is the loudest setting.  This model also has a selection for tone. 
With display showing  , press the product key [0]. 
 
 Display will show  .  Press product key 3, display  
shows [VOLUME n] [BEEPER].   
 
 Use the product key [0] to scroll through choices (n= 1,2,3, or T).  Beeper volume will  
change as each selection is made. 
 
 If “T” is selected an additional display is shown, [TONE n] [BEEPER]. Use the product key [0] 
to scroll through choices (n= 1,2,3). Beeper tone will change as each selection is made. 
 Press  key to save choice.  Display shows  . 
 
3.4 Language Selection: 
 
With display showing  , press the product key [0]. 
 Display will show  . 
 
 Press product key 4, display shows [ENGLISH] [LANGUAGE]. 
 
 Use the product key [0] to scroll through choices (ENGLISH, ESPANOL, FRANCAIS, 
DEUTSCH, HOLLAND). 
 Press  key to save choice.  Display shows  . 
 
3.5  Melt Cycle Type: 
This adjustment allows selection of the melt cycle type and requirement when starting the 
appliance from a cold start. 
With display showing  , press the product key [0]. 
 
 Display will show  . 
 
 Press product key 5, display shows [LIQUID], the default setting. 
 
 Use the product key [0] to scroll through choices (liquid, solid, or,  no melt). 
 Press  key to save choice.  Display will again return to  . 
 
  
						

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3.6  Recovery Test Value: 
This controller maintains a record of heat up times for the appliance.  A poorly running appliance 
will have increased recovery times stored in this display.  There is no selection done here, just the 
display of recovery time values. 
With display showing  , press the product key [0]. 
 
 Display will show  . 
 
 Press product key 6, display will show [RECOVERY] [TEST]. 
 
 Press the product key [0].  Display will show [FnnnLyyy], where nnn is the factory recovery 
value, and yyy is the last warm- up recovery value. 
 After recording these values, press the   key. Display will again return to                            
 
3.7  Control or Timer: Single Vat 
With display showing  , press the product key [0]. 
 
 Display will show  .  
 
 Press product key 7, display will show [CONTROL]. 
 
 Use the product key [0] to scroll through choices (Control, Timer). 
 Press   key to save choice. Display shows  . 
 
Note: If timer is selected, heat control outputs are disabled, leaving only the timer functions active.   
 
 
  
						

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4  To Enter Programming Level 3 (for the Technician) 
With no cook timers running, displays will show one of the following displays: 
; , 
or .  
 Press the   key.  The left display will show  .  The right 
display will be blank.   
 
 Enter password
                                        using the product keys as a numeric 
keypad for entry.  
   
 Display will show                              .  Product key indicators will illuminate to  
prompt operator to select a key.  This section details parameters that may be 
changed in Level 3 programming. 
 
4.1  Offset Temperature Display 
 
This adjustment allows the displayed temperature value to be offset to reflect the true center vat 
temperature while reading the probe tip temperature.  Default value is +2.  With zero value set, 
displayed values are the probe temperature. 
With display showing   press product key 1.   
 Display shows [OFF nn F] [DEGREES], where “nn” is the value of the 
adjustment.   
 
 Negative values are preceded with a minus sign.  To change this value, use the 
product keys for numeric entry of a new value.   
 Press the   key.  Display will show [POSITIVE] [DEGREES].  Use the 
product key to scroll choices (Positive or Negative value).   
 After selection, press the   key.  Display shows  .  
 
Note: Computer Display Temp – Center Vat Temp  = Offset (+/-).  Example: Computer 
Display shows 350F while Center Vat Temp measures 352F.  350F – 352F = - 2 °F.  A 
negative offset value. Proper equipment and expertise is required to correctly adjust this  
value.  Even small changes may negatively effect cooking performance. 
 
  
4.2  Melt Cycle ON Time 
With display showing   press product key 2.   
 
 Display shows [MLTON  :nn] [MELT ON], where “nn” is the value, in seconds,              
of time for a melt cycle heat pulse.  
 
 To change this value, use the product keys for numeric entry of a new value.   
 Press the   key. Display returns to  . 
 
 
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4.3  Minnimum ON and OFF Cycle Time 
With display showing   press product key 3.   
 
 Display shows [MIN ON:nn] [MIN ON], where “nn” is the value, in seconds, of time 
for minimum heat pulse period.  
 
 To change this value, use the product keys for numeric entry of a new value, then 
press the   key to save. 
 Display shows [MIN OFF:nn] [MIN OFF], where “nn” is the value, in seconds, of 
time for minimum heat off period. Use the product keys for numeric entry of a new 
value. 
 Press the   key. Display now shows  .  
 
4.4 Recovery Times: 
This controller maintains a record of heat up times for the appliance.  A poorly running 
appliance will have increased recovery times stored in this display.  There is no 
selection done here, just the display of recovery time values. 
 
With display showing  , press the product key [0]. 
 
 Display will show  .             
 
 Press product key 4, display will show [RECOVERY] [TEST]. 
 
 Press the product key [0].  Display will show [FnnnLyyy], where nnn is the factory 
recovery value, and yyy is the last warm- up recovery value. 
 After recording these values, press the   key. Display will again return to 
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4.5 Diagnostic Menu Entry 
The diagnostic menu is used to determine the functionality of controller outputs and inputs.  By 
exercising each output and examining inputs, a determination can be made if an appliance problem 
is controller related.  In the diagnostic menu, product keys are assigned specific inputs or outputs. 
All outputs in the ON state should produce 22VDC at the appropriate pins on the controller 
connector.  Controller inputs can be verified by the on or off state of the indicator above the product 
key.  This section details the process of checking each input and output. 
  With display showing   press product key 5.  
 Display will show [DIAGNOST] [DIAGNOST].   
 
The following list describes the function of each key in the diagnostic mode. 
 
Function Description  Button
4.5.1  Left Basket Lift Output 
Toggles basket lift output on and off.                  
Display will show [L BASKET] 1 
4.5.2 Right Basket Lift Output 
 Toggles basket lift output on and off.                  
Display will show [R BASKET] 2 
4.5.3  Heat Demand Output 
 Hold the product key 3 to force Heat Demand output 
ON. Display will show [HEAT DEM].  Releasing the 
key will force output OFF. 3 
4.5.4  Side On Output 
 Toggles the “Side ON” output ON. Display will show 
[SIDE ON]  Press again to toggle output OFF. 4 
4.5.5  Drain Switch Input 
 Display will show state of the Drain Valve input. 
Display will show [DRN ON (or OFF)].  Product key 5 
indicator shows the ON or OFF state of the input. 5 
4.5.6 Lamp Test 
 All display indicators will be forced on.  The purpose is 
to reveal non-functional indicators or displays. 6 
4.5.7  Heat Feedback Input 
 Display will show state of the Heat Feedback input [FB 
xxx], where xxx is ON or OFF.  Key 7 indicator shows 
the ON or OFF state of this input. 7 
 
 
 
4.5.8  Exit Diagnostic Menu 
 To exit diagnostic menu, press the   key.  Display will return to  .  Other 
service menu items may be selected for changes. 
 
 To return to programming, press the   key again.  Display will show  . 
 To return to normal operations, press the     key again. Display will show one of the normal  
displays: 
; , 
or 
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4.6 Ready Level 
With display showing   press product key 6. Display shows [READY nn],  
where “nn” is the value, in degrees, below set temperature that the   message is 
displayed. To change this value, use the product keys for numeric entry of a new value.   
 Press the   key. Display now shows  . 
 
4.7  Temperature Operating Range 
Forces the control to display the range of temperatures that may be set by operators. 
With display showing   press product key 7.   
Note: Display shows [RANGE 1] [200  380].  No adjustments are permitted here.  
This is an information display only. 
 Press the   key. Display returns to  . 
 
4.8  More Service Menu Entry 
With display showing   press product key 8 to enter submenu.  Display now  
shows . 
Product keys will illuminate where adjustments are permitted; all other keys are inactive.  The 
following section details each product key function in the 
 menu. 
 
4.8.1  Instant On Toggle 
This setting is to allow disabling the instant on feature.  This feature applies a momentary 
heat pulse to the appliance when a cook key is pressed.  Factory default value is ON. 
 
 With display showing  , press product key 1. 
   
 Display will show [INST ON  [xxx     ], where “xxx” is ON or OFF.  
 
 Use product key [0] change value.  Press the   to save choice.   
 
 Display returns to  . 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
						

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4.8.2 Cook Now(Single Only) 
Should operators be forced to acknowledge a Cook Done Alarm before starting another 
cook?  This setting forces that requirement.  Factory default value is OFF. 
 With display showing  , press product key 2.   
 Display will show [NOW xxx] [COOK NOW], where “xxx” is ON or OFF.   
 Use product key [0] change value.  Press the   to save choice.   
 Display returns to  . 
 
Note: With OFF value selection, operators must acknowledge a done cook [ DONE n] display 
before starting any another cooks. 
 
With an ON value, operators are permitted to start a cook on the opposite side before 
acknowledging a cook done alarm. 
 
Example: The left display is showing [DONE 2] with the beeper alarm sounding.  Indicator 2 is 
flashing needing to be acknowledged.  All other product indicators are off. 
With a set value of OFF, no other cooks can start until product key 2 is pressed to 
acknowledge and clear the cook done alarm. 
With a value of ON set, a cook on the right side of the control (keys 7-12) may be 
started before operator clears the cook done alarm for product key #2 on the left side. 
 
4.8.3  Heat Demand Profile 
With display showing  , press product key 3.  Display will 
show [xxxxxxx] [HEAT DEM], where xxxxxxx may be one of 6 heat control profiles listed 
below. 
1.  [GENERIC 1] for gas fired fryer appliance.  This is the factory default. 
 
2.  [GENERIC 2] for electric fryer appliances. 
 
Use product key [0] change value, then press the   to save choice Display returns to 
. 
 
 
 
4.8.4  Shake Alarm Duration 
With display showing  , press product key 4.   
Display will show [SH-DUR:nn] [DURATION], where “nn” is the time in seconds the shake 
alarm will sound. Use product keys for numeric entry of desired value, then press the   
to save choice. Display returns to  . 
 
  
						

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4.8.5 Hold Alarm Duration 
With the display showing  , press product key 5.   
Display will show [HD-DUR:nn] [DURATION], where “nn” is the time in seconds the hold 
alarm will sound. Use product keys for numeric entry of desired value, then press the   
to save choice. Display returns to  . 
 
4.8.6 Cancel Duration 
With the display showing  , press product key 6.   
Display will show [CANCEL:nn] [DELAY] , where “nn” is the time in seconds the operators 
must press a product key to cancel a cook. Use product keys for numeric entry of desired 
value, then press the   to save choice. Display returns to 
.  Default value is 2 seconds. 
 
4.8.7 Configuration Value 
With display showing  , press product key 7.   
Display will show [CFG  hhhh], where “hhhh” is a hexadecimal checksum of the configuration 
memory contained in the controller.  Modifications to any part of the setup of this control will 
change the check sum value. Press the   display will return to 
. 
 
4.8.8 Factory Reset 
Factory Reset provides a quick way to erase all setup changes and restore control to factory 
settings.  
 
Warning: Any settings made prior to a factory reset will be lost.  This includes 
customer specific downloads performed at ANETS.  Heat profile after a reset is 
Generic 1 for gas appliances. 
 
With the display showing  , press 8 product key.  After a few 
moments, the display will show [P]. Press the   display will return to 
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4.8.9  Standing Pilot Toggle 
For some applications, it is desirable to maintain the gas pilot flame when the appliance is 
OFF.  Heat from the pilot keeps solid shortening in the liquid state for quicker warm-ups in the 
morning. Default setting for standing pilot is off. 
 
Note: Heat Demand Profile (section 4.8.3) must be set to Generic 1, or T-stat.  
Standing Pilot toggle has no effect in with any other setting. 
 
With the display showing  , press product key 9.  Display 
will show [STANDING] [PILOT n], where “n” is ON or OFF. Use product key [0] change value, 
then press the   to save choice. Display returns to  . 
 
 
4.8.10 Set Network Address 
With the display showing  , press key 10. 
 
Display will show [ADDR  aa], where “aa” is a current address (default is 31) for this 
control. This feature will allow for data collection and configuration changes on a network 
for cooking computers that are tied together with the RS-485 communications port.  
When controls are connected together for data collection, all controls must have different 
addresses. 
 
 To change this value, use the product keys for numeric entry of a new value. 
 Press the   key. Display returns to  . 
 
 
4.8.11  Exit More Service sub menu 
With display showing  , press   key.   
Display will show  .  Continue with Level 3 programming in this section     
(display showing [SERVICE]), or continue. 
   
						

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4.9  Number of Basket Lifts 
With the display showing  ; press key 9. 
 Display will show  ; where the number is the current setting for basket lift outputs.  
Use product key [0] to scroll through the choices: 
 
0 = no basket lift outputs 
1 = one basket lift output for all keys. 
2 = two outputs – keys 1-6 on left side, 7-12 on the right. 
3 = Four outputs: keys 1-3 and keys 4-6 on left side.  Keys 7-9 and keys 
10-12 on the right side. (Only one Cook allowed on each three number division.) 
 
 Press the   key to save your choice. The display will show 
.  
 
 
4.10 To Exit Programming Level 3 
This process is similar to section 2.3 except   is displayed instead of 
.