ALLIANCE 50-250C Programming Manual

Brand: ALLIANCE

Model: 50-250C

Type: Programming Manual

Programming

Cylinder Ironers

320, 502, 807 mm Diameter

Refer to Page 4 for Model Identification

Original Instructions

Keep These Instructions for Future Reference.

CAUTION: Read the instructions before using the machine.

(If this machine changes ownership, this manual must accompany machine.)

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December 2023

Table of Contents

Model Identification............................................................................... 4

Safety Precautions.................................................................................. 9

Safety Precautions.......................................................................................... 9

Machine Symbols........................................................................................... 9

System Menu........................................................................................ 10

General........................................................................................................ 10

Accessing Menus..........................................................................................10

Navigation Menu.......................................................................................... 10

Item Activation......................................................................................... 10

Item Value Change.................................................................................... 10

Item Value Change Confirmation................................................................ 11

Exiting the Menu.......................................................................................11

Confirmation of Carried-Out Changes......................................................... 11

Structure Menu.............................................................................................12

Overview of Menus................................................................................... 13

Config - Configuration Menu..................................................................... 13

Install - The Installation Menu....................................................................18

Service - The Service and Diagnostic Menu................................................. 18

Diagnostic Screen..................................................................................22

General........................................................................................................ 22

Error Indication................................................................................... 27

Error Messages.............................................................................................27

List of Error Messages...................................................................................27

Description of Error Messages....................................................................... 29

Motor Overload............................................................................................ 36

Programmer Circuit Boards........................................................................... 36

Instructions for Replacing the Programmer Boards...........................................37

Instructions for Installing New Software......................................................... 37

Overview of Adjustable Parameters...................................................... 38

Cylinder Ironer with 320mm Cylinder Diameter ............................................. 38

Cylinder Ironer with 502mm Cylinder Diameter.............................................. 39

Cylinder Ironer with 502mm Cylinder Diameter and length folding...................40

Cylinder Ironer with 807mm Cylinder Diameter.............................................. 40

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Model Identification

Information in this manual is applicable to the following models:

FCI032166U FCS2000/500_LPGGAS_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCUF3200/500_ELECTRIC_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCI032208U FCS2000/500_STEAM_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCUF3200/500_GAS_MCX_CONTROL

FCI050160U_MCX_CONTROL FCS2080/320_ELECTRIC FCUF3200/500_LPGGAS_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCI050200U_MCX_CONTROL FCS2080/320_GAS FCUF3200/500_STEAM_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCI050260U_MCX_CONTROL FCS2000/500_LPGGAS_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCUF50200U_MCX_CONTROL

FCI050320U_MCX_CONTROL FCS2000/500_STEAM_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCUF50260U_MCX_CONTROL

FCI080318U FCS2080/320_ELECTRIC FCUF50320U_MCX_CONTROL

FCI1600/500_ELECTRIC_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCS2080/320_GAS FCUF80318U

FCI1600/500_GAS_MCX_CONTROL FCS2080/320_LPGGAS FCUFF3186/800_ELECTRIC

FCI1600/500_LPGGAS_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCS2600/500_ELECTRIC_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCUFF3186/800_GAS

FCI1600/500_STEAM_MCX_CONTROL FCS2600/500_GAS_MCX_CONTROL FCUFF3186/800_LPGGAS

FCI1664/320_ELECTRIC FCS2600/500_LPGGAS_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCUFF3186/800_STEAM

FCI1664/320_GAS FCS2600/500_STEAM_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCUR2000/500_ELEC-

TRIC_MCX_CONTROL

FCI1664/320_LPGGAS FCS302208U FCUR2000/500_GAS_MCX_CONTROL

FCI2000/500_ELECTRIC_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCS3186/800_ELECTRIC FCUR2000/500_LPGGAS_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCI2000/500_GAS_MCX_CONTROL FCS3186/800_GAS FCUR2000/500_STEAM_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCI2000/500_LPGGAS_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCS3186/800_LPGGAS FCUR2600/500_ELEC-

TRIC_MCX_CONTROL

FCI2000/500_STEAM_MCX_CONTROL FCS3186/800_STEAM FCUR2600/500_GAS_MCX_CONTROL

FCI2080/320_ELECTRIC FCS3200/500_ELECTRIC_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCUR2600/500_LPGGAS_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCI2080/320_GAS FCS3200/500_GAS_MCX_CONTROL FCUR2600/500_STEAM_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCI2080/320_LPGGAS FCS3200/500_LPGGAS_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCUR3186/800_ELECTRIC

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FCI2600/500_ELECTRIC_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCS3200/500_STEAM_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCUR3186/800_GAS

FCI2600/500_GAS_MCX_CONTROL FCSF2000/500_ELECTRIC_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCUR3186/800_LPGGAS

FCI2600/500_LPGGAS_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCSF2000/500_GAS_MCX_CONTROL FCUR3186/800_STEAM

FCI2600/500_STEAM_MCX_CONTROL FCSF2000/500_LPGGAS_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCUR3200/500_ELEC-

TRIC_MCX_CONTROL

FCI3186/800_ELECTRIC FCSF2000/500_STEAM_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCUR3200/500_GAS_MCX_CONTROL

FCI3186/800_GAS FCSF2600/500_ELECTRIC_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCUR3200/500_LPGGAS_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCI3186/800_LPGGAS FCSF2600/500_GAS_MCX_CONTROL FCUR3200/500_STEAM_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCI3186/800_STEAM FCSF2600/500_LPGGAS_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCUR50200U_MCX_CONTROL

FCI3200/500_ELECTRIC_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCSF2600/500_STEAM_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCUR50260U_MCX_CONTROL

FCI3200/500_GAS_MCX_CONTROL FCSF3186/800_ELECTRIC FCUR50320U_MCX_CONTROL

FCI3200/500_LPGGAS_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCSF3186/800_GAS FCUR80318U

FCI3200/500_STEAM_MCX_CONTROL FCSF3186/800_LPGGAS FCUX80318U

FCIF2000/500_ELECTRIC_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCSF3186/800_STEAM FCUZ80318U

FCIF2000/500_GAS_MCX_CONTROL FCSF3200/500_ELECTRIC_MCX_CON-

TROL

I33-160

FCIF2000/500_LPGGAS_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCSF3200/500_GAS_MCX_CONTROL I33-200

FCIF2000/500_STEAM_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCSF3200/500_LPGGAS_MCX_CON-

TROL

I50-160_MCX_CONTROL

FCIF2600/500_ELECTRIC_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCSF3200/500_STEAM_MCX_CON-

TROL

I50-200_MCX_CONTROL

FCIF2600/500_GAS_MCX_CONTROL FCSF50200U_MCX_CONTROL I50-250_MCX_CONTROL

FCIF2600/500_LPGGAS_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCSF50260U_MCX_CONTROL I50-320_MCX_CONTROL

FCIF2600/500_STEAM_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCSF50320U_MCX_CONTROL I80-320

FCIF3186/800_ELECTRIC FCSF80318U IF50-200_MCX_CONTROL

FCIF3186/800_GAS FCSFF3186/800_ELECTRIC IF50-250_MCX_CONTROL

FCIF3186/800_LPGGAS FCSFF3186/800_GAS IF50-320_MCX_CONTROL

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FCIF3186/800_STEAM FCSFF3186/800_LPGGAS IF80-320

FCIF3200/500_ELECTRIC_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCSFF3186/800_STEAM IFF80-320

FCIF3200/500_GAS_MCX_CONTROL FCSR2000/500_ELECTRIC_MCX_CON-

TROL

IR50-200_MCX_CONTROL

FCIF3200/500_LPGGAS_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCSR2000/500_GAS_MCX_CONTROL IR50-250_MCX_CONTROL

FCIF3200/500_STEAM_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCSR2000/500_LPGGAS_MCX_CON-

TROL

IR50-320_MCX_CONTROL

FCIF50200U_MCX_CONTROL FCSR2000/500_STEAM_MCX_CON-

TROL

IR80-320

FCIF50260U_MCX_CONTROL FCSR2600/500_ELECTRIC_MCX_CON-

TROL

LSR3316

FCIF50320U_MCX_CONTROL FCSR2600/500_GAS_MCX_CONTROL LSR3320

FCIF80318U FCSR2600/500_LPGGAS_MCX_CON-

TROL

LSR5016_MCX_CONTROL

FCIFF3186/800_ELECTRIC FCSR2600/500_STEAM_MCX_CON-

TROL

LSR5020_MCX_CONTROL

FCIFF3186/800_GAS FCSR3186/800_ELECTRIC LSR5025_MCX_CONTROL

FCIFF3186/800_LPGGAS FCSR3186/800_GAS LSR5032_MCX_CONTROL

FCIFF3186/800_STEAM FCSR3186/800_LPGGAS LSR8032

FCIR2000/500_ELECTRIC_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCSR3186/800_STEAM LSRA8032

FCIR2000/500_GAS_MCX_CONTROL FCSR3200/500_ELECTRIC_MCX_CON-

TROL

LSREP8032

FCIR2000/500_LPGGAS_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCSR3200/500_GAS_MCX_CONTROL LSRP8032

FCIR2000/500_STEAM_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCSR3200/500_LPGGAS_MCX_CON-

TROL

50250CIC

FCIR2600/500_ELECTRIC_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCSR3200/500_STEAM_MCX_CON-

TROL

50320CIC

FCIR2600/500_GAS_MCX_CONTROL FCSR50200U_MCX_CONTROL 50250CUC

FCIR2600/500_LPGGAS_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCSR50260U_MCX_CONTROL 50320CUC

FCIR2600/500_STEAM_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCSR50320U_MCX_CONTROL 50250CSC

FCIR3186/800_ELECTRIC FCSR80318U 50320CSC

FCIR3186/800_GAS FCSX80318U 50250CPC

FCIR3186/800_LPGGAS FCSZ80318U 50320CPC

FCIR3186/800_STEAM FCU032166U 50250CLC

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FCIR3200/500_ELECTRIC_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCU032208U 50320CLC

FCIR3200/500_GAS_MCX_CONTROL FCU050160U_MCX_CONTROL 50250CIN

FCIR3200/500_LPGGAS_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCU050200U_MCX_CONTROL 50320CIN

FCIR3200/500_STEAM_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCU050260U_MCX_CONTROL 50250CUN

FCIR50200U_MCX_CONTROL FCU050320U_MCX_CONTROL 50320CUN

FCIR50260U_MCX_CONTROL FCU080318U 50250CSN

FCIR50320U_MCX_CONTROL FCU1600/500_ELECTRIC_MCX_CON-

TROL

50320CSN

FCIR80318U FCU1600/500_GAS_MCX_CONTROL 50250CPN

FCIX80318U FCU1600/500_LPGGAS_MCX_CON-

TROL

50320CPN

FCIZ80318U FCU1600/500_STEAM_MCX_CON-

TROL

50250CLN

FCP050160U_MCX_CONTROL FCU1664/320_ELECTRIC 50320CLN

FCP050200U_MCX_CONTROL FCU1664/320_GAS 50-250C

FCP050260U_MCX_CONTROL FCU1664/320_LPGGAS 5025T

FCP050320U_MCX_CONTROL FCU2000/500_ELECTRIC_MCX_CON-

TROL

50-320C

FCPF50200U_MCX_CONTROL FCU2000/500_GAS_MCX_CONTRO 5032T

FCPF50260U_MCX_CONTROL FCU2000/500_LPGGAS_MCX_CONT CROSSFOLDER

FCPF50320U_MCX_CONTROL FCU2000/500_STEAM_MCX_CONT 50SXXXIC

FCPR50200U_MCX_CONTRO FCU2080/320_ELECTRIC 50SXXXIN

FCPR50260U_MCX_CONTROL FCU2080/320_GAS 50SXXXUC

FCPR50320U_MCX_CONTROL FCU2080/320_LPGGAS 50SXXXUN

FCS032166U FCU2600/500_ELECTRIC_MCX_CON-

TROL

50SXXXSC

FCS032208U FCU2600/500_GAS_MCX_CONTROL 50SXXXSN

FCS050160U_MCX_CONTROL FCU2600/500_LPGGAS_MCX_CON-

TROL

50SXXXPC

FCS050200U_MCX_CONTROL FCU2600/500_STEAM_MCX_CON-

TROL

50SXXXPN

FCS050260U_MCX_CONTROL FCU3186/800_ELECTRIC 50SXXXLC

FCS050320U_MCX_CONTROL FCU3186/800_GAS 50SXXXLN

FCS080318U FCU3186/800_LPGGAS 50-S

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FCS1600/500_ELECTRIC_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCU3186/800_STEAM 50C

FCS1600/500_GAS_MCX_CONTROL FCU3200/500_ELECTRIC_MCX_CON-

TROL

50E

FCS1600/500_LPGGAS_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCU3200/500_GAS_MCX_CONTROL STACKER

FCS1600/500_STEAM_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCU3200/500_LPGGAS_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCUF3186/800_ELECTRIC

FCS1664/320_ELECTRIC FCU3200/500_STEAM_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCUF3186/800_GAS

FCS1664/320_GAS FCUF2000/500_ELECTRIC_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCUF3186/800_LPGGAS

FCS1664/320_LPGGAS FCUF2000/500_GAS_MCX_CONTROL FCUF3186/800_STEAM

FCS2000/500_ELECTRIC_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCUF2000/500_LPGGAS_MCX_CON-

TROL

FCS2000/500_GAS_MCX_CONTROL FCUF2000/500_STEAM_MCX_CON-

TROL

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Safety Precautions

Safety Precautions

WARNING

BEFORE OPERATING A MACHINE CONTROLLED BY

AN ELECTRONIC PROGRAMMER, READ THIS MAN-

UAL. INCORRECT USE CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS IN-

JURIES OR DAMAGE TO THE MACHINE. IGNORING

INSTRUCTIONS CAN CAUSE INCORRECT MACHINE

FUNCTION, WHICH MAY RESULT IN INJURIES OR

MACHINE AND/OR LINEN DAMAGES.

C224

• This English version is the original version of this manual.

Without this version, the instructions are incomplete. Before

installation, operating and maintenance of the machine, read

complete instructions thoroughly. Refer to the Installation/

Operation/Maintenance manual for further important instruc-

tions, as well. Follow these and keep the manuals accessible

for later use.

• A machine must be installed by following the Installation/

Operation/Maintenance manual. Before the first machine

start, it must be initialized and tested by a qualified techni-

cian.

• The electric service line must not be affected by other electri-

cal loading. A nominal voltage, if loaded or not must work in

the range ±10% with a maximum permanent frequency devia-

tion of 1% or a short-time one at 2% of a given frequency.

NOTE: Connecting or starting the machine at an in-

correct voltage can damage the programmer.

• The machine must not be exposed to high humidity or ex-

treme high and low temperatures.

• Do not tamper with the controls.

INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS MANUAL DO NOT COVER

ALL DANGEROUS SITUATIONS. IT IS UP TO THE USER

TO HANDLE THE MACHINE CAREFULLY.

• The manufacturer has the right to change specifications in this

manual without prior notice. All the stated information is only

for informative purpose and must be considered as general. It

is not possible to present all the specific data of the device.

NOTE: Every circuit board has a serial number and

Board Code. Refer to Programmer Circuit Boards. The

model and serial number of the machine must be men-

tioned in all correspondence or inquiries addressed to

the distributor and/or manufacturer.

NOTE: The programmer uses "machine type" codes to

select the different programmable machine executions.

The model number on the machine doesn't indicate the

"machine type" but must be linked with the description

of the "machine type" letters.

Machine Symbols

• Main switch

• Warning

• Hot surfaces

• Risk of contact with moving parts on the machine.

Safety Precautions

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System Menu

General

• In order to facilitate the machine configuration and diagnos-

tics, the control software provides a menu system with config-

uration and diagnostic items.

Accessing Menus

NOTE: OPL Operated Machines: The menus are acces-

sible only when the machine is cooled-down to a safe

temperature and not operating.

NOTE: COIN Operated Machines: The menus are ac-

cessible only when the machine is cooled-down to a

safe temperature, not operating and without pre-paid

time.

NOTE: To enter the menus, use the following key se-

quence:

1. Press and hold the FUNCTION key.

2. Press and immediately release the STOP key.

3. Release the FUNCTION key (soon after the STOP key has

been released).

NOTE: The same key sequence is used to display the

Diagnostics screen when the machine is operating. Re-

fer to chapter General.

Navigation Menu

• Use the “ UP ” and “ DOWN” keys to navigate in the menu.

These keys are used to select the preceding or following item

in the menu. The selected menu item is displayed in inverse

colours and an arrow symbol (fully coloured) is shown to the

left of the item, pointing to it. In case that the arrow is fully

coloured, the item can be activated by pressing the FUNC-

TION key. In case that just an outline of the arrow symbol is

shown, the selected item is only of informative nature and it is

not possible to activate it. Refer to Figure 1 .

Figure 1

Item Activation

• If a symbol of three dots follows an item title, there is a sub-

menu available. This sub-menu opens as soon as you activate

the item. The symbol of three dots is also used to indicate ac-

tions; the execution of which must be confirmed. Other items'

values can be changed after they have been activated. This is

indicated by a flashing angular arrow symbol displayed to the

left of the particular item. Refer to Figure 2 .

Figure 2

Item Value Change

List-type items (refer to Figure 2 )

• Most modifiable items are of a list type. To change the value

of such activated item, use the “ UP ” and “ DOWN ” keys. If

you hold the key, the value will change faster.

• To select an item value, press the FUNCTION key. This can-

cels the item's activation state and the selected value is as-

signed to it.

Number-type items (refer to Figure 3 )

• To change values of items which consist of many digits (such

as access code, time, date etc.), enter the new value one digit

at a time.

• When you select such item, an underscore symbol starts flash-

ing underneath the rightmost digit. This digit can now be

modified. The value of this digit can be increased by pressing

the FUNCTION key. When the value is "9" and you press the

FUNCTION key, the value changes to "0".

• The “ UP ” and “ DOWN ” keys serve the purpose of moving

to the next or previous digit.

• When all digits of the required value have been set, press the

START key, which finishes the item activation and assigns it

the entered value.

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Figure 3

Item Value Change Confirmation

• Certain vital menu items must be confirmed before their value

is changed. Refer to Figure 4 .

Figure 4

• To confirm, activate the item in question by pressing the

FUNCTION key. Then press “ Yes ” for confirmation of the

required action. You can also select “ No ” to cancel the con-

firmation. Press the FUNCTION key again to close the con-

firmation dialogue. The required action or change is executed

as confirmed.

Exiting the Menu

• To exit a menu or sub-menu, always use the last item of the

menu - the EXIT key. Refer to Figure 5 .

Figure 5

• If you activate this item, the previously displayed higher-up

menu is shown. In case that this item is activated in the main

menu, the original operating screen is displayed.

• In order to quickly exit the current menu and move one level

higher, use the STOP button.

Confirmation of Carried-Out Changes

• In case changes have been selected (in the configuration

items) which must be saved before the menu can be exited, an

inquiry is displayed which asks if you want to save these

changes. The changes will not be saved unless you select op-

tion “Yes”. Selecting "no" will restore original values of con-

figuration items. Refer to Figure 6 .

Figure 6

System Menu

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Structure Menu

Structure Menu

FWF44R1

Figure 7

System Menu

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Overview of Menus

• When you enter the menus, the following main menu selec-

tions are displayed:

•CONFIG – Configuration menu (items are password pro-

tected)

•INSTALL – Installation menu

•SERVICE – Service and Diagnostic menu

Config - Configuration Menu

• The configuration menu is password protected. The default

password is "321".

Machine

• Machine Type Configuration; list-type menu with the follow-

ing possible values:

•I80 (default value) – machine with cylinder diameter

807mm

•I80R – machine with cylinder diameter 807mm with

front / rear delivery

•I80F – machine with cylinder diameter 807mm with

length folding

•I80FCS - machine with cylinder diameter 807mm and

with a lengthwise and crosswise folding device

•I50 – machine with cylinder diameter 502mm

•IR50 - machine with cylinder diameter 502mm with

front / rear delivery

•IF50 - machine with cylinder diameter 502 mm with

lenght folding

•I33 – machine with cylinder diameter 320mm

• To carry out a machine-type change, a confirmation is re-

quired. The confirmation changes the machine type, as well as

certain configuration items. They are changed to correspond

to the default values of the particular selected machine. In or-

der to ensure correct function of the machine, the item values

must be verified and reset (if necessary), so that their values

correspond to the real machine type. It applies to the follow-

ing items:

•InvType in the FrqInv menu

•Heating

•Type

•TblDist in the Folding menu

•TcorL %

•TcorM %

•TcotR %

Width

• Machine Inserting Width Configuration; list-type item with

the following possible values:

• 320mm Machines:

• 160 mm (default value)

• 200 mm

• 502mm Machines:

• 160 mm (default value)

• 200 mm

• 250 mm

• 320 mm

NOTE: This item is only displayed for 320mm and

502mm machines.

ResDef...

• After the confirmation, the main configuration items are

changed to the default values. This will only happen if the fol-

lowing instances apply:

• Machine configuration has not been performed.

• The configuration has not been saved correctly.

• The number of configuration items has changed (due to a

software update).

• The previous configuration is therefore invalid for the new

software version (error 35 is generated).

• If none of the above situations occurred (i.e. if the configura-

tion items have been set in a correct manner) this item is not

displayed at all. Once this item is selected and confirmed, the

default type of machine is set up which does not have to cor-

respond with the physical machine type any longer.

• It is then necessary to perform complete machine configura-

tion (select all configuration items) so that they correspond to

the actual type of machine.

Heating

• Heating Type Configuration; list-type item with the following

possible values:

•Ele (default value) - Electric heating

•Gas - Gas heating

•Steam - Steam heating

Thyst

• Heating type configuration, list-type item with the following

values:

• 5 (default value) - gas heating (Gas)

• 15 (default value) - electric heating (Ele)

• 4 - 25

• Here you can set the thermal hysteresis (value is in degrees

centigrade (°F [°C] )). This value is used for the system of au-

tomatic ironing stop (in the automatic cool-down mode); it

sets the temperature drop under the ironing cylinder tempera-

ture (176°F [80°C] ) at which the machine stops operating.

• Explanation:

• If the Thyst value is set to 4 (for example), then, with the

system of automatic ironing stop activated (machine

switches into cool-down mode), the machine stops operat-

ing at the temperature of 169°F [76°C] .

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• It may happen, that when the machine is stopped at this

temperature, the machine temperature then temporarily

reaches a value higher than 176°F [80°C] , which subse-

quently leads to the "overheated ironing cylinder error"

being displayed (if the machine is not operating). Refer to

Description of Error Messages (Error 3).

• If this is the case, it is necessary to increase the Thyst pa-

rameter, so that such error is avoided.

Type

• Machine Control Type Configuration; list-type item with the

following possible values:

•OPL (default value) - On-premise laundry

•Coin – for coin versions of 320mm and 502mm diameter

machines.

Pedal

• Pedal Function Configuration; list-type item with the follow-

ing possible values:

•No (default value); the machine is not equipped with a

pedal and its function will be disabled.

•Yes; – the machine is equipped with a pedal and its func-

tion will be enabled. For more information on the pedal

function, refer to the Installation/Operation/Maintenance

manual.

NOTE: This item is displayed for 320mm and 502mm

machines only without length folding.

InpExt

• Configuration of auxiliary device type; list-type item with the

following possible values:

•None (default value) – the machine is not equipped with

a pedal and its function will be disabled.

•Pedal – the machine is equipped with a pedal and its func-

tion will be enabled. For more information on the pedal

function, refer to the Installation/Operation/Maintenance

manual

•Feeder – the machine is equipped with a feeder (a device

for automatic linen feeding) and its function will be ena-

bled. For more information on this function, refer to the

Installation/Operation/Maintenance manual - available on-

ly on machines with cylinder 807mm.

NOTE: This item is displayed for machines with cylin-

der width 807mm only and for machine with cylinder

502mm with length folding. - Models Starting Serial no.

520IF000328, 525IF000341MZ, 532IF000438MY. For

I80FCS machines, the Feeder option is pre-set as the

default value and it cannot be changed.

FrqInv…

• Access to the configuration menu of the frequency inverter

InvType

• Main drive frequency inverter configuration; list-type item

with the following possible values:

•D720S (default value) – for 807mm machines and

502mm machines with length folding - Models Starting

Serial no. 520IF000328, 525IF000341MZ,

532IF000438MY

•D740 – for 807mm machines only.

•Danfo – for machines 320mm and 502mm without length

folding only this value – Danfoss VLT Micro Drive inver-

ter

LdParM…

• This item is displayed for Mitsubishi frequency inverters only,

i.e. for 807mm diameter machines type and 502mm diameter

machines with length folding - Models Starting Serial no.

520IF000328, 525IF000341MZ, 532IF000438MY

• When this item is confirmed, the loading of main drive fre-

quency inverter parameters is activated.

• The upper line shows the loading progression of individual

parameters. Refer to Figure 8 the lower line shows the param-

eters' verification progression.

Figure 8

NOTE: This function is unavailable for machines

320mm and 502mm.

LdParO…

• This item is displayed for Mitsubishi frequency inverters only,

i.e. for the I80 (807mm) machine type and 502mm diameter

machines with length folding -Models Starting Serial no.

520IF000328, 525IF000341MZ, 532IF000438MY

• When this item is confirmed, the loading of parameters of the

frequency invertor of the reverse-run outcoming conveyor

drive is activated.

• The upper line shows the progression of individual parame-

ters' loading, the lower line the progression of the parameters'

verification.

NOTE: This function is unavailable for machines

320mm and 502mm.

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LStPrg…

• When this item is confirmed, the parameters of all ironing

programs are set to default values:

For 807mm Diameter Machines

Pro-

gram

number

Temper-

ature °F

[°C]

Speed

[m /min]

Pro-

gram

number

Temper-

ature °F

[°C]

Speed

[m /min]

1248°F

[120°C]

311 320°F

[160°C]

3

2248°F

[120°C]

612 320°F

[160°C]

6

3248°F

[120°C]

913 320°F

[160°C]

9

4248°F

[120°C]

12 14 320°F

[160°C]

12

5248°F

[120°C]

15 15 320°F

[160°C]

15

6284°F

[140°C]

316 338°F

[170°C]

3

7284°F

[140°C]

617 338°F

[170°C]

6

8284°F

[140°C]

918 338°F

[170°C]

9

9284°F

[140°C]

12 19 338°F

[170°C]

12

10 284°F

[140°C]

15 20 338°F

[170°C]

15

Table 1

For 320mm and 502mm Diameter Machines

Pro-

gram

number

Temper-

ature °F

[°C]

Speed

[m /min]

Pro-

gram

number

Temper-

ature °F

[°C]

Speed

[m /min]

132°F

[0°C]

311 320°F

[160°C]

2

2248°F

[120°C]

212 320°F

[160°C]

4

3248°F

[120°C]

613 320°F

[160°C]

6

4248°F

[120°C]

714 320°F

[160°C]

7

Table 2 continues...

For 320mm and 502mm Diameter Machines

5248°F

[120°C]

815 320°F

[160°C]

8

6284°F

[140°C]

216 338°F

[170°C]

2

7284°F

[140°C]

417 338°F

[170°C]

4

8284°F

[140°C]

618 338°F

[170°C]

6

9284°F

[140°C]

719 338°F

[170°C]

7

10 284°F

[140°C]

820 338°F

[170°C]

8

Table 2

• For 320mm machines, only the first default value of program

1 applies, because with this type of machine, the program

number cannot be changed and it is set to number 1 by de-

fault. This means that the speed is set to the value of 3 and

temperature to 32°F [0°C] by default.

• For all machine types, it is possible to set and save different

values for each program (for 320mm diameter machines this

is only valid for Program 1). These will then remain saved in

the memory. If this function is later selected again, the values

are changed to these default values, and all the values

changed and saved by the user are rewritten by these default

values.

ClDeliv

• Parameter for displaying the selection of direction of the linen

output from the machine (applies to I50F machines). It is a

list-type item with the following values:

• Yes

• No

When "No" is selected, the linen comes out from the front output

by default, the screen for selecting the direction of the linen out-

put from the machine is not shown which means that the direc-

tion cannot be changed in this case.To display sub-menu with

lengthwise folding configuration options. Available for machines

equipped with lengthwise folding device only.

OutSpd%

• Configuration of the percentage value of the output speed rec-

tification. It is a list-type item with the values in the range:

•80 - 100

•Default value: 85

OutSpU%

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• Configuration of the percentage value of the output speed in-

crease. It is a list-type item with the values in the range:

•100 - 170

•Default value: 170

• The increased output speed is applicable only to the beginning

of the folding process and the outgoing transport of the folded

linen.

FldRdct

• Configuration of function allowing a gradual decrease of the

fold length. It is a list-type item with the values in the range:

•0 - 20

•Default value: 0

TblDist

• Configuration of the output table distance. It is a list-type item

with the values in the range:

•150 - 300 for 807mm machines (Default value: 235)

•300 - 500 for 320mm and 502mm machines (Default

value: 160)

• The output table distance is set up in mm. It influences the

alignment of the front section of linen with the subsequent

folds.

Bal60Hz

• Rectification configuration for timing of fold-edge ironing

cylinders at 60Hz power supply frequency. It is a list type

item with the following values:

•On, Off

•The default value is Off

• If you switch this rectification On, the timing of fold-edge

ironing cylinders of type I80 machines (807mm) with 60Hz

power supply frequency is automatically rectified.

CrsFold…

• To display sub-menu with crosswise folding configuration op-

tions. Available for machines equipped with both lengthwise

and crosswise folding devices only.

Velocit

• Configuration of internal belts of the crosswise folding de-

vice. It is a list-type item with values in the range:

•10 - 99

•Default value: 51

• This value should not be changed. Incorrect value leads to in-

accurate crosswise folding.

AskewVI

• Configuration of detection time of linen entering the device

askew. It is a list-type item with values in the range:

•1 – 10 [0.1 sec]

•Default value: 3

• If the linen enters the crosswise folding device askew, it will

not be folded. Instead, it will be transported behind the cross-

wise folding device. This undesirable situation (linen that en-

ters askew) is detected by measuring and comparing the time

difference between the moment the linen enters the crosswise

folding device on the right side and on the left side. If this

time difference is larger than the set value, the crosswise fold-

ing of the item will not occur.

LenCorr

• Configuration of the correction of length measurement carried

out by the crosswise folding device. It is a list-type item with

values in the range:

•1 - 100

•Default value: 76

• This parameter is used for measuring the length of linen in the

crosswise folding device. It is not advisable to change it. In-

correct value leads to inaccurate crosswise folding.

Fold2of3

• Configuration of the distance at which the second crosswise

fold is performed. It is a list-type item with values in the

range:

•1 - 199

•Default value: 98

•Machines with power supply of 60Hz frequency: use

value 82

• This parameter determines the moment at which the 2nd

crosswise fold is performed when linen is folded in 3 places.

The larger the value, the later the fold will be performed and

vice versa.

• This parameter can be used for setting the 2nd fold for the

most frequently used linen type exactly in the middle.

• Change of this parameter does not influence the French type

fold because it is carried out in one third of the linen's length,

not in the middle.

• When folding to two crosswise folds, the configuration of the

2nd crosswise fold is carried out by another parameter - see

below.

Fold3

• Configuration of the distance at which the third crosswise fold

is performed. It is a list-type item with the values in the range:

•0 - 99

•Default value: 21

•Machines with power supply of 60Hz frequency: use

value 14

• This parameter defines the moment at which the 3rd cross-

wise fold is performed. The larger the value, the later the fold

will be performed and vice versa.

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• This parameter can be used for setting the 3rd fold for the

most frequently used linen type exactly in the middle.

Fold2of2

• Configuration of the distance at which the second crosswise

fold is performed (when folding to 2 folds). It is a list-type

item with values in the range:

•1 - 99

•Default value: 36

•Machines with power supply of 60Hz frequency: use

value 29

• This parameter determines the moment at which the 2nd

crosswise fold is performed in case that the linen is folded in

2 places only.

• This parameter does not influence folding to 3 folds.

ConvTim

• Configuration of time for which the stacking device conveyor

is in operation. The values are in the range:

•1 – 99 [0.1 sec]

•Default value: 78

•Machines with power supply of 60Hz frequency: use

value 65

• Set the time for which the output conveyor of the stacking de-

vice is in operation to a value which assures that the transport-

ed pack of linen stops at the place where the sensor is located.

The sensor then activates an acoustic signal.

• This parameter also influences the number of individual

stacks which are on the output conveyor at the same time: the

longer the time, the fewer stacks and vice versa.

Toffs L

• Configuration of the left temperature sensor temperature cor-

rection value; list-type item in °F [°C] with values:

•-5, -4, -3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

•Default value: 0

• This correction value is added to the value obtained from the

temperature sensor.

Toffs M

• Configuration of the main (central) temperature sensor tem-

perature correction value; list-type item in °F [°C] with val-

ues:

•-5, -4, -3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

•Default value: 0

• This correction value is added to the value obtained from the

temperature sensor.

Toffs R

• Configuration of the right temperature sensor temperature

correction value; list-type item in °F [°C] with values:

•-5, -4, -3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

•Default value: 0

• This correction value is added to the value obtained from the

temperature sensor.

TcorL %

• Configuration of the percentage temperature correction of the

left temperature sensor; list-type item with values:

•80 - 120

•Default value: 100

• The temperature obtained from the temperature sensor with

the ToffsL correction applied to it is multiplied by the selected

percentage value.

TcorM %

• Configuration of the percentage temperature correction of the

main (central) temperature sensor; list-type item with values:

•80 - 120

•Default value: 100

• The temperature obtained from the temperature sensor with

the ToffsM correction applied to it is multiplied by the select-

ed percentage value.

TcorR %

• Configuration of the percentage temperature correction of the

right temperature sensor; list-type item with values:

•80 - 120

• The temperature obtained from the temperature sensor with

the ToffsR correction applied to it is multiplied by the select-

ed percentage value.

OCShyst

• Permitted OCS hysteresis configuration. Values in °F [°C] lie

within the range of:

•0 - 30

•Initial value: 0

• OCS (OVERHEATING CHECK SYSTEM) prevents ironing

cylinder edge overheating by turning off the heating if the

temperature of an ironing cylinder edge rises above the re-

quired ironing temperature. (refer to USER MANUAL / sup-

plement chapter OCS SYSTEM)

• OCS hysteresis allows for increasing this limit temperature of

heating shutdown by the configured value.

• The resulting maximum limit temperature of heating shut-

down is software-limited to 374°F [190°C] .

NROperH

• Information item showing the number of machine operating

hours. This value cannot be reset to zero.

NRHeatH

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• Information item showing the number of hours for which the

machine heating was active. This value cannot be reset to

zero.

NRStmCy

• Information item showing the number of steam heating work-

ing cycles. This value cannot be reset to zero. The item is dis-

played only in case that the machine is configured for steam

heating.

PRICE

• A menu for setting-up the coin versions of the machine

(320mm or 502mm diameter machines) with number-type

items:

• COIN 1 – setting the time value corresponding to coin 1.

• COIN 2 – setting the time value corresponding to coin 2.

• CoinStar – setting the required minimum prepaid time so

that the machine can start operation

• EXIT

• This item is displayed only after the selection of COIN ma-

chine type has been made.

TEM&SPE

• Menu for setting the ironing temperature and speed for coin

versions of the machine (320 or 502mm diameter models)

with items:

• Temp – setting the ironing temperature within the range

<0 to180>. It is a numeric value.

• Speed – setting the ironing speed within the range <1 to

6> in 0.5 increments. It is a list-type value.

• EXIT

• This item is displayed only after the selection of COIN ma-

chine type has been made.

Install - The Installation Menu

LCD

• Display contrast configuration; list-type item with the follow-

ing possible values:

•0 - 25

•Default value: 6

SensoSp

• Enabling or disabling the function of automatic ironing speed

regulation, in relation to the main regulating temperature

(called Senso Speed).

•SSCode : This menu is password protected. If you need

this password, contact the machine manufacturer. Enter

and confirm the password in a similar manner as when ac-

cessing the Configuration menu. Once the password is en-

tered and confirmed, two items are displayed:

•SensoSp : The Senso Speed function configuration. It is a

list-type item with the following values: Yes – ON, No –

OFF

• EXIT

UNITS

To display a sub-menu which enables you to select the type of

displayed units of measurement in all screens in which such units

appear.

•Temp: An item which enables you to specify in which units

temperature will be displayed. It is a list type item with the

following 2 values:

• °C

• °F

•Speed: An item which enables you to specify in which units

speed will be displayed. It is a list type item with the follow-

ing 2 values:

• m/min

• ft/min

• EXIT

Service - The Service and Diagnostic Menu

SW ver…

• To activate the screen showing control software version infor-

mation.

• To return back to menu, press any of the following keys:

FUNCTION, UP, DOWN or STOP. Refer to Figure 9 .

Figure 9

Faults…

• To display sub-menu with options for displaying and deleting

the last 20 error messages.

View…

• To display a list of the last 20 error messages:

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Figure 10

• Each item shows the error number immediately after

"Fault:E" text. The error number is followed by the error

code in brackets (this code further specifies the error). Refer

to Error Messages.

Clear?

• List-type item for deleting the last 20 error messages:

•No, Yes

•Default value: No

• If you want to delete the list of last 20 error messages, change

the value to Yes.

Tools…

• To display sub-menu with items for input and output diagnos-

tics. Also displays Real Time Clock options.

Dg Inp…

• To display sub-menu with a list of all functional inputs of the

control board and their current values (On or Off). These val-

ues are shown only for information, and they cannot be

changed. Their purpose is to verify correct function of the

control board's functional inputs.

Figure 11

• Some machines with cylinder diameter 807 mm must be fitted

with one or three external I/O modules in order to operate.

The following table shows their usage and designation of in-

puts/outputs (for diagnostic purposes):

External Input / Output Modules

Machine with

lengthwise

folding

Machine with

an automatic

feeder

Machine with

crosswise

folding

Module 1 Input 21 /

Output 21

Input 21-28 /

Output 21-28

Machine with

crosswise

folding

Module 2 - - Input 31-38 /

Output 31-38

Module 3 - - Input 41-48 /

Output 41-48

Table 3

FInvPwr

• List-type item; for function verification of the control board

output which switches the frequency inverter power supply.

• If you set the value to On, the output is switched on and the

frequency inverter is connected to power supply. If you set the

value to Off, the output is open and the inverter power supply

is disconnected.

• This item is used for manual starting of the frequency inverter

for diagnostic purposes or for its manual setting.

ExtMOn

• Switches on the external supply of I/O modules and sets them

up for diagnostic purposes (of their inputs and outputs).

NOTE: This item is only displayed on machines equip-

ped with lengthwise folding device, feeding device or

crosswise folding device.

ExtMOn

• Switches off the external supply of I/O modules for diagnostic

purposes (of their inputs and outputs).

NOTE: This item is only displayed on machines equip-

ped with lengthwise folding device, feeding device or

crosswise folding device, in case that the external I/O

modules are operational.

Dg Out…

• To display sub-menu with a list of all functional control board

outputs, with the exception of the frequency inverter power-

supply output.

• The individual items are used to verify correct function of the

control board functional outputs.

• In order to switch the desired output on, press the FUNC-

TION key (which opens the editing mode), then use the

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“ UP ” and “ DOWN ” keys to set the value of the selected

output to On.

• For security reasons, the selected output is switched on only

in the edit mode of the selected item value. After this mode is

exited (by pressing the FUNCTION key) the value of the

item is automatically reset to Off and the output is switched

off.

• For security reasons, the time period for which the selected

output may be switched on is limited to 1 minute. In case that

the output is not switched off by changing the item value to

Off or by exiting the edit mode of the item (by pressing the

FUNCTION key), the value of the item is automatically

changed to Off, and the output in question switched off. This

occurs 1 minute after the item value is changed to On.

• Access to this sub-menu is password protected. If you need

this password, contact the machine manufacturer.

• For information on designation of the I/O module outputs (for

diagnostic purposes) refer to the Table 3 .

RTC…

• To display screen with time and date values (in the dd/mm/

yyyy format) based on the internal real time clock (RTC).

• To return back to menu, press any of the following keys:

FUNCTION, UP, DOWN or STOP. Refer to Figure 12 .

Figure 12

SetRTC…

• To display sub-menu where the internal real time clock's time

and date values can be set.

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ALLIANCE 50-250C Programming Manual

Brand: ALLIANCE

Model: 50-250C

Type: Programming Manual

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