OPERATOR'S MANUAL - The Baker Company Blog

366D000M 1/4/2011• Ultraviolet (UV) Light On / Off [Optional] – This switch controls the UV Light inside the work area ifthe UV Light option is installed. The viewscreen must be fully closed before the UV light will turnon. The Fluorescent Light and the UV Light are interlocked. When the viewscreen is closed, turningthe UV Light On will automatically turn the Fluorescent Light Off. Turning the Fluorescent Light Onwill automatically turn the UV Light Off. The UV light will automatically shut off if the viewscreen isopened. A yellow indicator light located below the switch will illuminate when the switch is on.• Fluorescent Light On / Off – This switch controls operation of the Fluorescent Light. The cabinetblower must be on for the Fluorescent Light to operate. The Fluorescent Light and the UV Lightare interlocked. When the viewscreen is closed, turning the UV Light On will automatically turn theFluorescent Light Off. Turning the Fluorescent Light On will automatically turn the UV Light Off. ABlue indicator light located below the switch will illuminate when the switch is on.• Duplex Outlets On / Off – This switch controls the duplex outlets in the work area. A Blue indicatorlight located below the switch will illuminate when the switch is on.• Blower On / Off – This switch controls the power to the cabinet blower. A Green indicator light locatedbelow the switch will illuminate when the switch is on.• Alarm mute / Sash level alarm – For normal operation, the viewscreen must be placed at the allowableopening of 8”, 10” or 12” [203.2mm, 254mm or 304.8mm]. The sash alarm will be activated wheneverthe viewscreen is at a potentially unsafe position. To mute the audible alarm, press the alarm mutebutton. The indicator light located below the switch will continue to flash. After five minutes, if theconditions persist, the alarm will sound again to remind you to reposition the viewscreen to its properlevel. You may press the alarm reset switch again to mute the audible alarm for an additional fiveminutes.Programmable Delay Off Time FunctionThe following procedure can be used to program a Delay Off time for UV, outlets, or fluorescent lights:NOTE - The function to be programmed should be in the OFF condition before you start programming.15 minute increment programming:1. Press and hold the pushbutton of the device you want to program.2. In about 3 seconds you will hear a short ‘beep’. This indicates that you have turned the deviceON, are in the programming mode for the device, and have programmed it to turn OFF in 15minutes. Release the pushbutton.3. Each subsequent press of the device pushbutton while in the programming mode will add 15minutes to the Delay Off time. (e.g. pressing the pushbutton 3 additional times would set thedelay to 60 minutes, 15 min. initially plus 3 x 15 minutes additional delay times).4. The device control will remain in the programming mode for about 4 seconds if the pushbuttonis not pressed.5. Once the programming mode for the device has ended the device can be turned OFF normally,if desired, by pressing the device pushbutton.6. The programmed device will turn OFF automatically at the end of the Delay Time.7. Each time a programmed device is turned off manually or automatically the programming iscleared and must be reentered, if desired.18