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EGRO 55 SERIES TECHNICAL MANUAL

E55_TM_programmingV3

Please Select

BUTTON 1 = PRODUCT 1

Button number 1 is equal to product

1. In this example, product 1 is a

Single Espresso.

In the programming mode:

Button 1 = ENTER

BUTTON 3 = PRODUCT 3 & 11

Button number 3 is equal to product

3. In this example, product 2 is a

Double Espresso

In the programming mode:

Button 3 = BACK

BUTTON 5 = PRODUCT 5 & 13

Button number 5 is equal to product

5. In this example, product 5 is a

Single Decaf Espresso

In the programming mode:

Button 5 = FORWARD

BUTTON 7 = PRODUCT 7 & 15

Button number 7 is equal to product

7. In this example, product 7 is a

Double Decaf Espresso

In the programming mode:

Button 7 = + OR INCREASE BY 1

BUTTON 9 = PRODUCT 9

Button number 9 is equal to product

9. Product 9 is always Hot Water

In the programming mode:

Button 9 = - OR DECREASE BY 1

BUTTON 0 = STOP BUTTON

Button number 0 is always the stop

button.

In the programming mode:

Button 0 = ESC

(Also cancels changes, returns you to

previous menu, or aborts)

BUTTON 2 = PRODUCT 2 & 10

Button 2 on the standard 5511 model

is only used to choose the coffee

cleaning program.

BUTTON 4 = PRODUCT 4 & 12

Button 4 on the standard 5511 model

is only used when entering the PIN

code for advanced programming of

the 5511.

BUTTON 6 = PRODUCT 6 & 14

Button 6 on the standard 5511 model

is not used.

BUTTON 8 = PRODUCT 8 & 16

Button 8 on the standard 5511 model

is only used when entering the PIN

code for advanced programming of

the 5511.

Example keypad shown is from a MODEL 5511

Each product button on the key pad represents a type of product in the programming. For example, button

number 1 contains all the settings for the single espresso.

Buttons 0, 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 (all the buttons on the left side of the key pad) also have functional

programming abilities such as Enter, Esc, Scroll up, scroll back, scroll forward, increase by 1 and decrease

by 1). Please see the photo diagram below for further details.

3.1a. KEY PAD DEFINITIONS