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6. Practical Use
The	operating	procedure	for	the	Programat	CS	will	be	explained	with	
the	help	of	two	examples:	one	standard	and	one	individual		
program.
6.1 Switching on/off
Put	ON/OFF	switch	(11)	on	position	“I”.	The	furnace	conducts	an	
automatic	self-test,	which	will	be	indicated	in	the	beginning.		
Subsequently,	a	status	bar	shows	that	the	self-test	is	being		
conducted.	Make	sure	that	the	furnace	is	not	manipulated	during	
this	time.	
6.1.1 Stand-by mode
After	successful	completion	of	the	self-test,	the	Stand-by	mode	is	
shown	in	the	display.
While	the	furnace	heats	up	to	the	stand-by	temperature	the	status	is	
shown	in	„Preparing“.	
As	soon	as	the	stand-by	temperature	has	been	reached,	the	status	
indication	changes	to	„Ready“.	Furthermore,	the	‚open	furnace	
head‘	symbol	is	shown	in	the	recommendation	area,	thus	indicating	
the	most	likely	action	to	follow.
After	the	furnace	head	has	been	
opened	and	the	object	placed,	the	
program	may	be	started	by	pressing	
the	START	key.	For	that	purpose,	
the	START	symbol	is	indicated	in	
the	recommendation	area.	The		
program	can	only	be	started	if	the	
furnace	head	is	open.
6.1.2 Description of the firing curve display
If	the	program	is	started	with	the	START	key,	the	firing	curve	display	
is	shown.	
The	following	information	is	always	displayed:
a)		 Status	of	program		
b)		 Remaining	time
c)		 Current	temperature
d)		 Program	number	
e)		 Program	name
f)	 Status	bar	
6.2 Firing using a standard program
Step 1:
Select	with	the	program	keys	the	desired	program	(1	to	50)		
according	to	the	firing	table.
Step 2:
Open	the	furnace	head	with	the	“Open	furnace	head”	key	(87)	and	
place	the	object	on	the	firing	tray	in	the	furnace.
Step 3:
Press	the	START	key	(73).	The	program	can	only	be	started	with	the	
furnace	head	open.	The	process	is	indicated	in	the	firing	curve		
display.
6.3 Firing using an individual program
Step 1:
Select	a	free	program.		
Step 2:
Select	the	parameter	list	via	the		
setting	‚Programming‘	(7/20)	and	
change	the	program	parameters	
using	the	‚–/+‘	keys.	After	that,	
change	back	to	the	Stand-by	screen	
by	pressing	ESC	or	the	Program	
key.	
Step 3:
Now,	open	the	furnace	head	using	
the	‚Open	furnace	head‘	key	(87)	
and	position	the	firing	tray	with	the	
object	in	the	furnace.	Press	the	
START	key	(73)	and	the	program	is	
started.	The	program	can	only	be	
started	if	the	furnace	head	is	open.		
The	sequence	can	be	observed	on		
the	firing	curve	screen.
	
6.4 Further possibilities and special features of the
furnace
6.4.1 General write protection
If	all	programs	are	write-protected,	a	closed,	black	lock	appears.
The	setting	‚Renaming‘	cannot	be	selected	if	the	general	write		
protection	is	activated.	As	an	indication,	a	closed	lock	is	shown	next	
to	the	keyboard	symbol.
6.4.2 Stopping the running program
Press	the	STOP	key	once	to	pause	a	running	program.	The	green	LED	
in	the	START	key	blinks.	Furthermore,	the	status	indicated	is	‘Pause’.	
Press	the	STOP	key	twice	to	completely	stop	the	program	or	press	
START	to	continue.
6.4.3 Individual program write protection
For	the	standard	programs,	the	individual	program	write	protection		
is	activated	as	part	of	the	factory	settings.	In	this	way,	accidental	
change	of	the	parameters	is	prevented.	
The	individual	program	write	protection	(symbol)	can	be	changed	for	
each	program	individually	via	the	setting	‚Programming‘	(7/20)	using	
the	‚+/.‘	keys.	
6.4.4 Renaming
The	keyboard	can	be	selected	via	the	setting	‚Renaming‘	(8/20,	
9/20),	provided	that	the	currently	selected	program	is	not	write-	
protected.	The	desired	letters	can	be	selected	using	the	cursor	keys	
(circulating).	The	letter	is	selected	with	the	ENTER	key.	Individual		
letters	can	be	deleted	using	the	‚delete‘	key	(arrow	symbol).	The	
changes	are	saved	using	the	‚save‘	key	(disk	symbol)	or	the	ESC	key.	
With	this	action,	the	keyboard	display	is	also	exited.
This key enables the shift to lower case letters, numbers/
symbols	and	back	to	upper	case	
letters.
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