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IM10 SERVICE BOOK

FOR TUMBLE DRYERS SERIES “T” FROM SERIAL

NUMBER E201603001

FOR TANDEM SERIES: TDM FROM SERIAL

NUMBER T201603001

FOR FLATWORK IRONERS FI SERIES FROM

SERIAL NUMBER E201604011

IMESA S.p.A.
Via degli Olmi 22
31040 Cessalto (TV), Italia
tel. +39.0421.468011
fax +39.0421.468000
www.imesa.it
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INDEX

SECTION “A” – INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................ 5

1) CONTENT OF MANUAL ........................................................................................ 5
2) SAFETY RULES ..................................................................................................... 5
3) MANUFACTURER LIABILITY ................................................................................ 6
4) IM10 MICROPROCESSOR FEATURES ................................................................ 7
SECTION “B” – WARNINGS AND TROUBLESHOOTING .................................................. 7
SECTION “C” – USER MENU PARAMETERS .................................................................... 7
1) ACCESS TO USER MENU ............................................................................................. 7
2) SETTING ......................................................................................................................... 8
1. CHOOSE LANGUAGE ........................................................................................... 8
2. DATA SETTING...................................................................................................... 8
3. TIME SETTING....................................................................................................... 8
4. TEMPERATURE °C/°F ........................................................................................... 8
5. WRINKLE SYSTEM ON / OFF ............................................................................... 8
6. FAST FORWARD ................................................................................................... 9
7. TOUCH SCREEN DISABLING ............................................................................... 9
8. USER PASSWORD ................................................................................................ 9
9. PROGRAMS UPLOAD / DOWNLOAD ................................................................... 9
10. KEYPAD BEEP....................................................................................................... 9
11. SCREEN LAYOUT HANDLING ............................................................................ 10
12. ICONS UPLOADING FROM USB ........................................................................ 10
13. MACHINE NUMBER (Only for central cash setting) ............................................. 11
14. AVAILABLE TIME TO RESET CREDIT (Only with payment system on) .............. 12
15. AUTOMATIC START (only with payment system on)........................................... 12
3) RECORDINGS .............................................................................................................. 12
1. WORKING TIME................................................................................................... 12
2. PROGRAMS STATS ............................................................................................ 12
3. RECORDINGS DOWNLOAD ............................................................................... 12
4. ENERGY STATS .................................................................................................. 13
5. PARTIAL CREDIT (only with payment system on) ............................................... 13
6. RESET PARTIAL CREDIT (only with payment system on) .................................. 13
7. TOTAL CREDIT (only with payment system on)................................................... 13
8. RESET TOTAL CREDIT (only with payment system on) ...................................... 13
4) PROGRAMS .................................................................................................................. 14
1. SINGLE CYCLE.................................................................................................... 14
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2. DEFAULT PROGRAMS ....................................................................................... 14

3. NEW PROGRAM .................................................................................................. 15
SECTION “D” – EXPERT MENU PARAMETERS ............................................................. 17
1) ACCESS TO TECH MENU ............................................................................................ 17
2) SETTINGS..................................................................................................................... 18
1. MOTORS .............................................................................................................. 18
2. ENERGY .............................................................................................................. 18
3. PAYMENT SYSTEMS .......................................................................................... 20
4. RESIDUAL HUMIDITY ......................................................................................... 21
5. MODEM ................................................................................................................ 22
6. TILTING ................................................................................................................ 22
7. NUMBERS OF PROGRAMS TO SHOW .............................................................. 23
8. SCREEN SAVER.................................................................................................. 23
9. SLIDE SHOW DELAY TIME ................................................................................. 23
10. SCREEN SAVER REFRESH TIME ...................................................................... 23
3) MAINTENANCE ............................................................................................................ 23
1. OUTPUTS TEST .................................................................................................. 23
2. INPUTS TEST ...................................................................................................... 25
3. ALARM HYSTORY ............................................................................................... 25
4. MODEM (only on machines equipped with remote service) ................................. 25
5. WORKING HOURS .............................................................................................. 25
6. MAX TEMPERATURE REACHED ....................................................................... 25
7. RECORDS DOWNLOAD ...................................................................................... 25
4) PASSWORDS / INITIALIZATIONS ................................................................................ 26
1. TECHNICIAN PASSWORD .................................................................................. 26
2. USER PASSWORD .............................................................................................. 26
3. SMS PASSWORD ................................................................................................ 26
4. DEFAULT PROGRAM RESET ............................................................................. 26
5. MACHINE CONFIGURATION RESET ................................................................. 26
6. LOAD DRIVER FILE ............................................................................................. 27
7. DRUM DRIVER INITIALIZATION (only with drum inverter PRESENT) ................ 27
8. FAN DRIVER PROGRAMMING (only with fan inverter PRESENT) ..................... 28
9. ASK FOR DATE/TIME/LANGUAGE ..................................................................... 28
10. LOAD LANGUAGE FROM USB ........................................................................... 28
11. SCREEN SAVER FILE UPLOADING FROM USB ............................................... 29
12. FIRMWARE VERSION ......................................................................................... 31

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13. FIRMWARE UPDATING ....................................................................................... 31

14. DO CALIBRATION TOUCH .................................................................................. 32
15. SAVE ALL ON USB .............................................................................................. 32
16. LOAD ALL FROM USB ......................................................................................... 33
17. REBOOT .............................................................................................................. 33
18. REFLASH BOOT! ................................................................................................. 33
19. LOAD SYSTEM ICONS FROM USB .................................................................... 33
20. RESET THE APP PANNEL .................................................................................. 34
21. DEBUG MESSAGES ............................................................................................ 34
4) MESSAGES .................................................................................................................. 34
1. SERVICE REQUEST MESSAGE ......................................................................... 34

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SECTION “A” – INTRODUCTION

1) CONTENT OF MANUAL
Present manual contains all useful information for a correct using of controls available
on IMESA tumble dryers “T” series.

It is written in compliance with the European Community rules in force. The information
here written is addressed to the service provider who must be sure to fully understand
them before use of the machine. This manual must always be available for
consultancy. In case it should be lost or damaged, ask for a new copy from the
manufacturer. The producer is not responsible for any consequences coming from
incorrect dryer use due to incomplete or misreading of this manual. The manufacturer
reserves itself the right to modify the specifications written in this manual or the
characteristics of each machine. Some pictures in this manual may differ from what
assembled on the machine. Diagrams and technical data may be changed without
previous notice.
This manual and its attachments are part of the replacement kit, so they must be kept
together and follow the machine even in the case of sale to another user or service
provider

2) SAFETY RULES
Not respecting the following instruction may cause damages to people, things and
animals.

Installations and maintenance of the item here described must be done by authorized
personnel, which knows the product and respect the European Rules in the matter of
installation and maintenance of industrial machines.

These flatwork ironers must be used only for professional iron of garments and linen:
any other use is forbidden unless manufacturer authorization in writing.

It is forbidden to put anything in the machine other than items to be ironed; do not use
the machine with fabrics contaminated by dangerous substances such as explosives,
inflammable etc. make sure they are rinsed or aired before ironing.

It is forbidden to iron garments soaked in substances known to be harmful to persons

such as lead, poison or cancer-producing products.

To avoid risks of fire or explosion, do not approach the machine with combustible or
inflammable substances.

Always refer to ironing instructions reported on the linen label.

The use of this machine is forbidden to people under 16 years of age.

External supplementary connection to the machine releases the manufacturer from any
responsibility if they are not properly done.

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ELECTROCUTION DANGER

Any intervention on the ironer electric parts must be taken over only by a qualified
technician and only after the electric supply has been cut off.
Only manufacturer's technicians can modify power and control circuits, otherwise,
the warranty would be no more valid.

ATTENTION!

Even when the main switch is positioned on “0”, the cables upstream have tension!

OPERATOR PSYCHOPHYSICAL CONDITIONS

The user must be in perfect psycho-physical condition; during the running cycle, the user
must always assume a vertical posture in front of the machine. A sudden or not controlled
movement must be avoided, for example, evade doing sudden or not controlled
movements in order to avoid dangerous impact with the ironer chassis, i.e. when the linen
is collected or introduced.
The other people present in the laundry room must not distract the operator who is working
on the machine.
While working, the operator must not be distracted by TV, radio or any other source of
distraction.

ATTENTION!

These instructions do not cover all possible risks. The user must always pay high attention
and respect carefully the rules..

3) MANUFACTURER LIABILITY
The instructions written in this manual are not replacing, but completing the duties deriving
from the safety and accident prevention laws. With reference to what is written in this
manual, the manufacturer is not responsible when:

 The machine user does not respect safety and accident prevention laws in force;
 The machine was not correctly installed;
 Periodical and/or programmed maintenance is missing;
 Manual instructions were not respected;
 Defects occur in the power supply;
 Non authorized modifications made on the machine;
 Non-authorized personnel use the machine;
 Wrong connection to IM10 control board

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4) IM10 MICROPROCESSOR FEATURES

Available from: MARCH 2016.

Installed on: TUMBLE DRYER “T” SERIES
– FLATWORK IRONERS “FI” – TANDEM
Data transfer interface: USB
SW updatable: YES
Programmable: YES
Inverter communication: MODBUS
Keypad: TOUCHSCREEN
Locking door: NO
Usable on self-service: YES
Power board: ASAC31IM10ESIC00

SECTION “B” – WARNINGS AND TROUBLESHOOTING

Consult alarm section and troubleshooting on our website www.imesa.it. Use the link here
below to access the page related IM8 programmer. This troubleshooting is valid also for
previous controls as the IM6 microprocessor and the IM9 mechanical timer.

SECTION “C” – USER MENU PARAMETERS

1) ACCESS TO USER MENU

The user menu contains all functions and monitoring of the IM10 logic board. The menu
access is available as follow:
 Standard setting (not self-service): touch the symbol “⋮” on top right and digit
password “123456”.
 Self-service setting: when the machine is on, as soon as the display shows
programs icons, on the top right corner symbol “⋮” is shown for 30 sec. This symbol
allows entering the password input screen. Digit “123456” as the password.
The number of figures available is not fixed, so to enter the menu use the correct
password, only. Cancel wrong figures using “⌫”.

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To leave the page use “X”.

When a password is recognized, the rectangle view becomes green, the blue confirmation
and entry command on the desired menu “Ѵ” lights up.

2) SETTING
1. CHOOSE LANGUAGE
Select a language. Dictionary of different languages must be present on the IM10 board.

2. DATA SETTING
Set the date of the system. This function is available on the following path
:\USER\SETTING\DATA SETTING.
NOTE: If the date, month and year are settled, the day of the week will be defined
automatically (perpetual calendar).

3. TIME SETTING
Set the time of the system. This function is available on the following path
:\USER\SETTING\TIEM SETTING.
NOTE: the time can be set in 24h format or AM/PM.

4. TEMPERATURE °C/°F
This function is available on the following path: \USER\SETTING\TEMPERATURE °C/°F.
there are two scales available:
- °C (Celsius)
- °F (Fahrenheit)
Here below, comparative schedule between those two scales:

5. WRINKLE SYSTEM ON / OFF

This function is available on the following path
:\USER\SETTING\ANTI WRINKLE ON/OFF.
When activated, the anti-wrinkle system performs as follow:
- The anti-wrinkle system activates at the end of the washing cycle. The display
shows “ANTI WRINKLE” during the whole cycle.
- Before the starting of the anti-wrinkle cycle and door left locked, there is the
possibility to set the “ANTI-WRINGLE CYCLE START DELAY”. Once the time of
delay is expired, the motor activates the anti-wrinkle cycle.
- During that cycle the motor runs as per parameters set on directory ANTI-WRINKLE
(note: this directory is available only when the ANTI-WRINKLE function has been
activated):
 ANTI-WRINKLE FORWARD
 ANTI-WRINKLE BACKWARD
 ANTI-WRINKLE PAUSE
- Anti-wrinkle duration cycle lasts exactly as per ANTI-WRINKLE CYCLE
DURATION.
- Phases “ANTI-WRINGLE CYCLE START DELAY” and “ANTI-WRINKLE CYCLE
DURATION” alternate.
- That sequence will stop only when “ANTI-WRINKLE MAXIMUM
(MINUTES/SECONDS)” expired.
- The anti-wrinkle function is OFF by default.
- The anti-wrinkle cycle is definitively interrupted when the door opens.

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- When reversing drum is present, the drum speed keeps the same as during the
cycle just ended.
- When the anti-wrinkle function is activated, this is valid for all programs stored.
- The anti-wrinkle function is available also on a coin-op version.
- When tumble dryer with no reversing drum, the anti-wrinkle function runs in the
same direction respecting pauses.

6. FAST FORWARD
This function can be activated/deactivated using command
:\USER\SETTING\FAST FORWARD.
When it is on (PRESENT), during the cycle on the top right of the display there is the
symbol “▶ " green coloured.
When it is off (ABSENT), there is no symbol “▶ ”.
Pressing symbol “▶ " allows the proceeding to the next cycle stage.
Then skip function can be executed for the following phases, in sequence:
- Initial cooling down phase (if available)
- Heating phase
- Heating phase step 2 (if available)
- Heating phase step 3 (if available)
- … ….
- Final cooling time.

7. TOUCH SCREEN DISABLING

This function can be activated/deactivated using command
:\USER\SETTING\DISABLE TOUCH.
When it is on (PRESENT), the touch screen is enabled.
When it is off (ABSENT), during the cycle execution only STOP command is active on the
touch screen.

8. USER PASSWORD
This function can be activated/deactivated using command
:\USER\SETTING\USER PASSWORD.
It allows the modifying password to access USER area.
The new password input takes two stages on two pages sequentially.
Password must be entered and reconfirmed.
IM10 requires a different password on each ambient (technical area, the user area, factory
default settings, etc.). In the case of a duplicate, IM10 intervenes and block it obliging to
insert a different password.

9. PROGRAMS UPLOAD / DOWNLOAD

Not active function.

10. KEYPAD BEEP

This function can be activated/deactivated using command
:\USER\SETTING\KEYPAD BEEP.
When it is on (PRESENT), there will be a beep when the screen is tough.
When it is off (ABSENT), the beep sound is absent.

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11. SCREEN LAYOUT HANDLING

This function is available on the following path:
\USER\SETTING\SCREEN LAYOUT HANDLING.
Operations available are handling, cancelling and changing programs icons.
When active, it shows icons on the screen. The display is composed by:
- First line: the number of the page on which you are working on.
For example, if there are 18 icons, total pages to handle are 6 because there are 3
icons per page.
The function of the first line is to show on which page the user is working. The
following example is when the user is working on the second page and total pages
are 6:
“SCREEN LAYOUT HANDLING 2/6”
- On the central line, there are icons complete of description;
- On the down line there are 4 commands:
- “ < ” and “ > ”: to browse pages until the one to set icons
- “ ←] ”: that is equal to exit
- “ X ”: to cancel an icon
- “ + ”: to add an icon (the command is available only if there is an empty
position and the icon is missing)

1) To cancel an icon:
- use “ < ” and “ > ” to reach the page where there is the icon to cancel
- push “ X ”
- red “ X ” light on every icon: select the icon to cancel.
NOTE: that command just cancels the icon, not the program.

2) To reset an icon:
o using “ < ” and “ > ” to reach the page of the icon to reset
o push “ + ”
o it shows the program list stored: select the program for which the icon has to
be restored

3) To modify an icon:
o using “ < ” and “ > ” to reach the page of the icon to modify
o click on the icon that has to be modified
o once commands appear:
i. “ ↓ ” and “ ↑ ”: to browse available icons
ii. “Ѵ” to confirm the icon selected

12. ICONS UPLOADING FROM USB

Programs icons are images appearing on the screen when selecting the program.
IMESA uploads by default around twenty and the customer can assign them to the
program using procedure SCREEN LAYOUT HANDLING.
Original dimension:
- Dimension 96x96 pixel. ATTENTION: images of different format will NOT be
converted!
- Format: .jpeg
- NOTE: files names can have any name

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- Original icons folder is stored on the following path and name (for ex. capitulate
IMESA):
:\UFFTEC2\SOFTWARE AND LISTS\IM10\ICONS_IM10\IMESA_ICONS_IM10

Original icons files must be converted into files accepted by IM10.

This conversion is executed by macro on xlsm file: link.

Click on the rose button “CONVERT ICONS ON IM10 FORMAT”.

The display shows: . Click on OK.

Select the folder with original icons (read above).
ATTENTION: folder will appear as empty!
Click on OK.

The display shows: . Click on OK.

Icons for IM10 are now present on folder “usericons” with “.IM10ico” extension inside the
original folder.
Create a folder named “IM10_DATA” in the USB key.
NOTE: this key must be formatted “FAT32”.
Copy & paste folder “usericons” inside path IM10_DATA:
TO LOAD ICONS FOLDER
IM10 must be already on, insert USB key.
Upload icons using command: \USER\SETTING\UPLOAD ICONS FROM USB
It shows EXECUTE? UPLOAD ICONS FROM USB
Touch “Ѵ”
It shows “UPLOAD ICONS FROM USB OK”.
Push OK.
ATTENTION: during the uploading there are no instructions. The uploading lasts in 40”.
At the end of the uploading, it shows “UPLOADING OK”.
Push OK: IM10 turns off and on by itself.

NOTE: icons can be added anytime: that is there is the possibility to upload an icon at the
time, without cancelling the ones already stored.
Attention: if an icon is uploaded with the same name of an icon already present on IM10, it
will be overwritten.

NOTE: in case the key is not inserted, after 10" of attempting the communication, a WDT
expires and the display shows "INSERT USB KEY".

13. MACHINE NUMBER (Only for central cash setting)

THE NUMBER IS PRESENT ON THE SETTING BUT THE NUMBER IS NEVER SHOWN.
When the machine is set on CENTRAL CASH, an identification number >1 must be
assigned.
This parameter is available on :\USER\SETTING\MACHINE NR.
The user sets the machine so that when it is on the waiting for a selection (turned on, on
standby, without credit) screen savers alternates to a page saying (on the biggest

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available font) “MACHINE NR. Xx” where “xx” corresponds to a number on the central
cash.
This parameter must be available in the only event the machine is set on “CENTRAL
CASH”.
THE NUMBER IS PRESENT ON THE SETTING BUT THE NUMBER IS NEVER SHOWN.

14. AVAILABLE TIME TO RESET CREDIT (Only with payment system on)
When the machine is set on coin op, on the user area it is shown
:\USER\SETTING\TIME TO RESET CREDIT.
This parameter (1-60, default 5’) is the time between eventual cycle interruption and reset
of the residual credit.
In the case of a standby or a cycle interruption due to the opening of the door exceeds 5’
without restart of the cycle, it is supposed the customer wants to stop the cycle. To make
the machine available for another customer, credit/time are reset and the cycle definitively
aborted.
NOTE: eventual residual credit available on standby phase is NOT reset in case of power
failure.

15. AUTOMATIC START (only with payment system on)

When the machine is set on “payment system present”, the user area shows parameter:
:\USER\SETTING\ AUTOMATIC START.
This parameter defines to start the cycle (only after having checked all safeties are OK)
pressing the START button (=ABSENT) or automatically at minimum credit reached
(=PRESENT).

3) RECORDINGS
16 WORKING TIME
This function is available on the following path
:\USER\RECORDINGS\WORKING TIME.
It allows reading effective working hours of the machine from its putting into service.

17 PROGRAMS STATS
This function is available on the following path
:\USER\RECORDINGS\PROGRAMS STATS.
It shows a total number of cycles done from the putting into service of the machine. It
allows the user to view how many times a certain program has been done in relation to
total cycles.
All data can also be downloaded through menu RECORDINGS DOWNLOAD.

18 RECORDINGS DOWNLOAD
This function is available on the following path
:\USER\RECORDINGS\RECORDINGS DOWNLOAD.
It allows the downloading of a .txt file (IM10_user_records.txt ) which contains recorded
data of “PROGRAMA STATS” and “ENERGY STATS”.

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TO DOWNLOAD THE .txt FILE

Enter the menu USER\RECORDINGS\RECORDINGS DOWNLOAD
On display INSERT USB DEVICE
All data automatically uploads on the USB once inserted creating a “.txt” file. It takes few
seconds. At the end, the display shows RECORDINGS OK.
Push OK.

19 ENERGY STATS
This function is available on the following path
:\USER\RECORDINGS\ENERGY STATS.
It allows reading effective consumption (on kW/h) recorded by the machine during its work.
The menu can display:
- Last cycle energy consumption
- Energy consumption per day
- Total energy consumption
All data are available for downloading on menu RECORDINGS STATS.

20 PARTIAL CREDIT (only with payment system on)

This function is available on the following path
:\ USER\RECORDINGS\PARTIAL CREDIT.
It allows reading partial credit counting accumulated during the day.

21 RESET PARTIAL CREDIT (only with payment system on)

This function is available on the following path
:\ USER\RECORDINGS\RESET PARTIAL CREDIT.
This is to display reset partial credit counting.

22 TOTAL CREDIT (only with payment system on)

This function is available on the following path
:\ USER\RECORDINGS\ TOTAL CREDIT.
This is to display total credit counting accumulated starting from the putting into service of
the machine.

23 RESET TOTAL CREDIT (only with payment system on)

This function is available on the following path
:\ USER\RECORDINGS \RESET TOTAL CREDIT.
It allows resetting the total credit counting.

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4) PROGRAMS
1. SINGLE CYCLE
This function is available on the following path
:\USER\PROGRAMS\SINGLE CYCLE.
Enter the technical password (159357) to accede on SINGLE CYCLE where it is possible
to modify default value of time (5’) and of temperature (50°C).
Selecting SINGLE CYCLE from the starting screen, it will start an instantaneous program
where (starting from default value) the user can set (and change during the running cycle)
time and temperature values. They will be valid only for that single cycle and will not be
stored.
.
2. DEFAULT PROGRAMS
The machine has 30 programs stored and already set with complete features.
Here follow a summary scheme:

The default times of rotation for machines equipped with reversing drum are:
- Clockwise rotation: 40 seconds;
- Pause: 5 seconds;
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- Counterclockwise rotation: 40 seconds

Rotation and pause times can be reprogrammed (see relevant paragraph).
On machines equipped with related options, the others default values are the same for all
programs:
- Heating power: level 3;
- Drum speed: 40 rpm;
- Fun speed: speed 2
Enter the programming area to modify features of stored by default programs or to add
new ones.

3. NEW PROGRAM
This function is available on the following path
:\USER\PROGRAMS\NEW PROGRAM.
The display shows: RUN? ADD NEW PROGRAM?
Touch “Ѵ”
A new program will be created and it is put at the end of existing programs with
progressive number. The new program will be called <NEW> and can be customized
setting all parameters described here below:

- NAME: this is the description of the program displayed during its selection and its
execution. There are 16 alphanumeric characters available.
- ECO MODE (only for programs with heating technology by HEATED PUMP):
o GREEN: Only after achieving To set point, RISC2 will be deactivated and
kept on standby to reach its his own tp.
NOTE: compressors are detached on sequence: only at the first set point
achievement, RISC2 will be effectively detached. During the cycle, at the
thermostatic temperature control phase, attaching and detaching of RISC1
and RISC2 can be exchanged following times to stop tp of every compressor:
it depends on which one arrives first.
In case the temperature falls below the hysteresis loop (TEMPERATURE
HYSTERESIS, std machine hysteresis), RISC2 can be activated (only after
tp).

In case the temperature continues to rise over the hysteresis Tisteresi compressori,
then RISC1 is deactivated and kept on standby to reach its his own tp.
When last tp expires, then RISC1 and RISC2 have activated again.
This is an active cycle and PRERISC lasts for a time t1 .
During the entire cycle, PRERISC is no more activated excepting on the
following case:
RISC1 and RISC2 are stopped because of a pause or of the opening of a
door/filter.
PRERISC can be interrupted in advance only if:
(T0 – TISTERESIprerisc) is reached before t1 on the restart of the first usable
compressor. (both 1 or 2)
o FAST: same explanation as on GREEN paragraph.
During the entire cycle, PREFERISC keeps activated.
It can be deactivated only on the following situations: interruption of the
cycle, open the door and so on: it actives after the restart.
Set point (T0 - TISTERESIprerisc) is added.
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(excepting hysteresis).
- PROGRAM TYPE: selecting this parameter the program runs in an automatic mode
(at the end of the cycle, residual humidity level must be set) or in standard mode
(defining cycle length):
o AUTOMATIC with residual humidity (heating with HEATING PUMP is
available and selectable only if cycle is a FAST type).
o TIME LIMIT
- HUMIDITY (only on programs supplied with “RESIDUAL HUMIDITY”). Select the
final humidity value after that, the program must stop:
o IRON DRY (ready to iron)
o DRY (standard dry)
o EXTRA DRY (super dry)
- MULTISTEP (only on programs at “FIXED TIME”). Programs at “FIXED TIME” can
be split into one or more steps. Each step has the possibility to set different duration
time and temperature:
o Step 1 enable step: PRESENT
Step 1 drying time: 40’ (default)
Step 1 drying temperature: 60°C (default)
o Step n enable step: PRESENT
Step n drying time: ..’
Step n heating temperature: ..°C
- DRYING TIME (only on programs at “FIXED TIME”): it is the duration time of the
heating time.
ATTENTION: when INITIAL COOLING is available, this timeframe must be added
to the time of DRYING TIME.
- CYCLE TEMPERATURE: this is to set the temperature to be reached and
maintained during the drying cycle.
- COOLING TIME: it is the cooling duration at the end of the drying cycle. On that
stage, it is possible to maintain linen on movement with a fan on and heating off.
Reducing in advance the COOLING END TEMPERATURE, it reduces automatically
this value. Default = 3’
- COOLING END TEMPERATURE: it is the cooling temperature when the drying
cycle ends. This value is automatically reduced if the DRYING TIME is reached in
advance. When the temperature is reached within the time set on DRYING TIME
parameter, the machine will automatically off. Default = 40° C
- REVERSING DRUM (only when activated by the technic menu):
o PRESENT
o ABSENT
When this parameter is active, there is the possibility to activate it or deactivate it on
every program. REVERSING DRUM PRESENT allows setting the “rhythm” of
rotation defining:
For how long the drum must rotate clockwise direction
For how long drum must stop
For how long drum must rotate on counter clockwise direction
- DRUM FORWARD: TIME (only when REVERSING DRUM is PRESENT). It defines
for how long the drum must rotate clockwise direction Default = 20”
- DRUM BACKWARD: TIME (only when REVERSING DRUM is PRESENT). It
defines for how long the drum must rotate counter clockwise direction. Default = 20”
- DRUM PAUSE: TIME (only when REVERSING DRUM is PRESENT). It defines for
how long the drum must stay still between one direction and the other one.
Default = 3”

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- FAN SPEED (only when FAN INVERTER is PRESENT): motor speed can be set for
a certain program. This parameter is shown on m3/h and it means air volume
displaced related to motor speed in Hz. Default= 50 HZ corresponds to 1200 m3 /h.
ATTENTION: the fan rotation speed is excluded on GAS heated machines
(gas machines need a constant fan speed). Machines with ELECTRIC
heating FAN MINIMUM SPEED MUST BE EQUAL OR HIGHER THAN 1000
m3/h (on lowest speed, the air volume displaced turns out to be insufficient
causing the RUPTURE OF RESISTANCES for overheating).
- DRUM SPEED (only when DRUM INVERTER is PRESENT): this parameter defines
the drum rotation speed on each program expressed on rpm. Default = 40 rpm.
- POWER LEVEL CONTROL (for machines with power level control): this parameter
allows deciding when and how heating power available for the electrical battery can
be reduced.
o NORMAL
o HIGH
o MAXIMUM
- INITIAL COOLING: this is the time to execute an initial step before drying cycle.
During that stage, the drum is moving and ventilation is active (the heating starting
is delayed). Default = 0’
- SALE BASE TIME (only for payment system on): that parameter informs about how
much time the user has bought to use the chosen program. Default = 0’
- SALE BASE TIME PRICE (only with payment system on): that parameter defines
the purchasing price of a program about which it will be available during the SALE
BASE TIME. Default = 0,00 €
- SALE STEP TIME (only for payment system on): that parameter defines how much
time is added to the running program every time an extra time is requested. Default
= 0’
- SALE STEP TIME PRICE (only for payment system on): this parameter defines the
cost of the SALE STEP TIME PRICE. Default = 0 €

SECTION “D” – EXPERT MENU PARAMETERS

1) ACCESS TO TECH MENU

Tech menu contains all functional parameters of the IM10 logic board. Here follow the path
to access:
 On standard configuration (excepting for self-service): Touch symbol “⋮” on top right
and digit password “159357”.
 On self-service configuration: turn the machine on, when programs icons come out,
on the top right symbol “⋮” will be available for maximum 30 seconds that allows
entering to password input screen. Digit password “159357”.
The numbers of figures that can be entered are not fixed so the correct password must be
entered to access to menus. Numbers entered can be cancelled using “⌫”.
To escape the page press “X”.
When a password is confirmed, the rectangle view becomes green and the blue
confirmation and entry command on the desired menu “Ѵ” lights up.
In the case of impossible entry through default password, this means it has already been
changed. Call for IMESA SPA technical department default password recovery.

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2) SETTINGS
1. MOTORS
- REVERSING DRUM:
o PRESENT
o ABSENT
REVERSING DRUM PRESENT allows defining the “rhythm” of drum rotation
individually on each program. See the menu “:\USER\PROGRAMS\PROGRAM n”,
changing following parameters:
o DRUM FORWARD: TIME
o DRUM PAUSE: TIME
o DRUM BACKWARD: TIME
- FAN INVERTER: this parameter allows the inverter adjusting fan speed control.
Default = ABSENT.
When FAN INVERTER is set on PRESENT, the user can select the suction speed
on both setting stage and running stage.
In case this parameter will be set on PRESENT but the machine has no inverter, it
appears “INVERTER ALARM IB1 (fan): DISCONNECTED”.
NOTE: Selecting FAN INVERTER = PRESENT, the display shows following
parameters:
o FAN HZ CONVERSION: it corresponds to speed value shown on display
while machine service. Default = 50 Hz.
o FAN m3 CONVERSION: it corresponds to flow rate value shown on display
while machine service. Default = 1200 m3 /h.
o FAN MAXIMUM Hz: it defines the maximum settable speed. Default = 80 Hz.
- DRUM INVERTER: this parameter allows setting the inverter to manage drum
speed. Default= ABSENT.
In the case of accidental setting on PRESENT with no installed inverter, the display
shows “INVERTER ALARM IB2 (drum): DISCONNECTED”.
IMPORTANT: With DRUM INVERTER PRESENT, the menu shows as available
parameters “PULLEY REDUCTION RATIO NUMERATOR” and “PULLEY
REDUCTION RATIO DENOMINATOR” that define pulleys rotations and that must
not be modified.
- THERMAL SWITCH N.O./N.C.: this parameter defines the relay for the thermal
signal to work as NO or NC.

2. ENERGY
- HEATING MODE: On that menu heating can be set following machine equipment.
o ELECTRIC: with that heating the menu :\TECH MENU\SETTINGS\ENERGY
enables parameter POWER LEVEL CONTROL .
o GAS: the menu enables parameter GAS TYPE from :\TECH MENU\
SETTINGS\ENERGY
o STEAM
o HEAT PUMP: the menu enables parameter “HEAT PUMP PARAMETERS”
from :\TECH MENU\SETTINGS\ENERGY
- HEAT PUMP PARAMETERS:
o PREHEATING TIME: it is the time requested by electrical resistance to heat
up.
o NO-RETURN TIME: setting of the compressor-running time limit; over that
setting, it cannot be restarted.
o COMPRESSOR PAUSE: over that set time, the compressor cannot be
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o 2nd COMPRESSOR HYSTERESIS: it is the compressor temperature

hysteresis for a disconnection on second.
o PREHEATING HYSTERESIS: it is referred to set point temperature of cycle
T0 as detached by PROBE1 (drum probe).
It helps to avoid that PRERISC and first compressor stop as T0 are reached.
In this way, only PRERISC will be stopped avoiding bad consequences in
case of compressor stops.
o GROUP 1 FAN ACTIVATE: reaching a limit temperature, the cooling fan on
the group 1 gets activated.
o GROUP 1 FAN DEACTIVATE: reaching a limit temperature, the cooling fan
on the group 1 gets deactivated.
o GROUP 2 FAN ACTIVATE: reaching a limit temperature, the cooling fan on
the group 2 gets activated.
o GROUP 2 FAN DEACTIVATE: reaching a limit temperature, the cooling fan
on the group 2 gets deactivated.
o ACTIVATE PREHEATING: it refers to temperature reached during the
execution of a cycle. Reaching that temperature, the preheating gets active.
It is not a delta °T value: it is a temperature value in relation to gas
temperature on the circuit of the pump.
That value is affected only by the closed circuit operation of the gas, not by
the set point of the program!
PREHEAT activates when the second compressor probe (PROBE2 and
PROBE3) falls below TPRERISCattacca
o DEACTIVATE PREHEATING: temperature of deactivation of PREHEAT
during the execution of a cycle and it corresponds to the maximum
temperature allowed to the gas on the pump circuit. The PRERISC
deactivates when the first of the two compressor probes (PROBE2 and
PROBE3) goes up to temperature TPRERISCstacca. This value is not affected by
the program set point.
o STOP COMPENSATION: when this parameter is ON during GREEN cycle
the IM10 independently extends the cycle duration for the corresponding
time compressors were stopped due to a pause or to the opening of
filter/door. This is not valid in the case of a power failure.
o FAN SPEED: it allows setting fan suction speed (HZ).
- TEMPERATURE OFFSET: it indicates an error in positive or in negative to the
correct reading of temperature probe. Default = 0°C
There is the possibility to distort the reading of a probe anticipating or delaying the
heating range.
- TEMPERATURE HYSTERESIS: it defines the temperature margin for the heating
restart (differential). Default = 1°C.
It is the difference between set point temperature (temperature set on the program)
and the restart of the heating system during thermoregulation phase.
To add delays on the heating restart, change the value.
Do not set 1°C value because it will start many times and it damages resistors
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- INSTALLED POWER: the user can fill in the value of installed power as per
machine setting.
Enter on the menu: \USER\RECORDINGS\ENERGY STATS machine consumption
can be monitored. Stats data will be available only if the installer correctly sets
following parameters:
o DRUM MOTOR POWER
o FAN MOTOR POWER (Kw)
o ELECTRIC HEATING POWER 1 (Kw)
o ELECTRIC HEATING POWER 2 (Kw)
o NATURAL GAS HEATING POWER (m3 /h)
o PROPANE GAS HEATING POWER (Kg/h)
o STEAM HEATING POWER (Kg/h)
o COMPRESSOR POWER (Kw)
- POWER LEVEL CONTROL (only on ELECTRIC HEATING MODE):
o ABSENT
o PRESENT
At POWER LEVEL CONTROL PRESENT, you can set the reduction of power
heating on every program as ON, OFF and the way of execution in the menu.
:\USER\PROGRAMS\PROGRAM n
- GAS TYPE (only on GAS HEATING MODE): this parameter states the gas type can
power the heating battery. The gas type must correspond to heating battery
configuration.
o NATURAL GAS
o PROPANE (LPG)

3. PAYMENT SYSTEMS
- ACTIVATION/DEACTIVATION: at PAYMENT SYSTEM ACTIVATED, the machine
starts on self-service configuration. The modes are CENTRAL CASH or COIN BOX.
o ABSENT
o PRESENT
- PAYMENT TYPE: choose the payment system set on the machine.
o COIN BOX
o CENTRAL CASH
- PERSONALIZED CURRENCY: possibility to name a currency and select it from the
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- MONETARY UNIT: machines with payment system have 5 standard currency

symbols available to define a credit plus 1 extra to create your own, as per
paragraph above.
o €
o £
o $
o COINS
o RM
o ?
- INPUT VALUE COIN 1: when mechanical coin box, this parameter allows the
definition of one coin value showed on currency chosen by MONETARY UNIT.
Every inserted coin generates an impulse that corresponds to INPUT VALUE COIN
1.
- INPUT VALUE COIN 2: when mechanical coin box, this parameter allows the
definition of one coin value showed on currency chosen by MONETARY UNIT.
Every inserted coin generates an impulse that corresponds to INPUT VALUE COIN
2.
- MAX PAYMENT PULSE DURATION: it is a maximum duration time for a payment
impulse. When this impulse lasts over that limit, the computer starts an alarm for the
embedded token. Default = 5”

4. RESIDUAL HUMIDITY
There are 3 humidity levels available and can be set on that menu.
- IRON DRY (moisture level perfect to dry):
o NUMBER OF INTERVENTION: it indicates how many times the heating turns
on again. This happens when the temperature goes from set point value to
hysteresis value. Every turning on corresponds to an intervention. Over a
certain NUMBER OF INTERVENTIONS the tumble dryer passes to the
following step, that is the COOL DOWN;
o HYSTERESIS: when the set point temperature has been reached, the
heating stops and consequently the temperature naturally decreases.
Temperature decreases until it reaches the set temperature on
INTERVENTIONS. The difference between set point temperature and
interventions temperature is the hysteresis. Reaching the set intervention
temperature, heating turns on again. In the case of INTERVENTIONS
parameter is zero, the machine starts the cool down at the reaching of the
set point;
o COOL DOWN DELAY: it is the set delay time that activates the cool down
function. It starts when the number of INTERVENTIONS has been reached.
- DRY (standard moisture level):
o NUMBER OF INTERVENTION
o HYSTERESIS
o COOL DOWN DELAY
- EXTRA DRY (extra dry):
o NUMBER OF INTERVENTION
o HYSTERESIS
o COOL DOWN DELAY
Here follow examples about automatic control functioning:
N° INTERVENTION = 0
HYSTERESIS = 5°C
COOL DOWN DELAY = 0’

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Function DRY, example:

N° INTERVENTIONS = 1
HYSTERESIS = 5°C
COOL DOWN DELAY= 10’

Function EXTRA DRY example:

o N° INTERVENTIONS = 3
o HYSTERESIS = 5°C
o COOL DOWN DELAY = 0’

5. MODEM
Tumble dryer can be equipped with GSM module.
ACTIVATION / DEACTIVATION:
- ABSENT
- PRESENT
At MODEM PRESENT, on the menu:\FACTORY\MODEM you can insert:
- SIM CARD PIN
- SERVICE CENTER TELEPHONE NUMBER

6. TILTING
- ABSENT
- CN19 7-8
On machines equipped with TILTING system (facilitated loading and unloading) selecting
CN19 7-8 keypad management TILTING commands are enabled and they can be used
only by remote control.

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A GREEN LIGHT buttons are active

B Not used
C ACCEPT BUTTON
D KEY SWITCH enable the remote control

ATTENTION, the picture is purely indicative, but not buttons role.

7. NUMBERS OF PROGRAMS TO SHOW

This function can set how many programs we want to show on the menu.
The menu can show only the same number of programs stored. New programs can be
added to adjust until the NUMBERS OF PROGRAMS TO SHOW is reached.

8. SCREEN SAVER
- ABSENT
- PRESENT
This parameter activates or deactivates the screen saver. Default = PRESENT

9. SLIDE SHOW DELAY TIME

It is the time elapses between the last command given to the touch screen and the screen-
saver boot sequence. Default 30”

10. SCREEN SAVER REFRESH TIME

It is the displaying time of a picture. Since the time is elapsed, another one replaces this
picture. From 1” to 120”, default 5”.

3) MAINTENANCE
1. OUTPUTS TEST
On OUTPUTS TEST menu, the display shows title FAN AND PRESSURE TEST.
Under this title there is a frame showing the pressure status:
- DEPRESSOR: OPEN (the frame is blue colour)
- DEPRESSOR: CLOSED (the frame lights from blue to orange and an alarm is
emitted).
Under the status panel, there is a green button written START. Pressing START the exit
gets active and depressor functionality can be checked.
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on outputs display that shows four blue coloured frames to access for relevant tests as:
- FAN AND PRESSURE TEST
- HEATING TEST 1: the display shows two different views following HEATING
TECHNOLOGY used:
o ELECTRIC OR STEAM heating: HEATING TEST 1 display shows on top a
blue button with the name of the test (HEATING TEST 1).
Under that button, there is another blue one showing ANTI-FIRE1 contact
status. If ANTI-FIRE1: ON, the whole screen blinks from white to red with
alarm ANTI-FIRE PROTECTION.
Under status frame there is a green button written START. Pushing START,
the exit is active and resistors contactors functionality is checked (on
electrically heated machines) or steam valve functionality (on steam heated
machines).
To go back to output test, push “X” (down on left side of the display) or “Ѵ”
(down on right side on display);
o GAS HEATING: the display shows on top a blue button named HEATING
TEST 1.
Under that, a blue frame shows the flame lighting status (FLAME ON:
OFF/ON). A third frame shows the GAS UNTIL LOCK: OFF/ON status.
On the left side, there is a green button RESET for the gas control unit and
on the right side an equivalent green one with HEATING1 START.
To go back to output test, push “X” (down on left side of the display) or “Ѵ”
(down on right side on display).
Push HEATING1 START, heating relay enable the control unit that
consequently, it lights the gas. Gas control unit opens the gas valve and
enable the ignitor. If the flame lights, the status became FLAME ON: ON. If
the flame does not light (FLAME ON: OFF), the control unit starts the
automatic replay of two lighting attempts (internal control unit procedure). If
the third attempt fails, the control unit changes on lockout and gives a sound
alarm.
Push RESET green button to reset the control unit and repeat the ignition.
ATTENTION: when heating system is off, but the flame status is FLAME ON:
ON means a malfunctioning of safety contact. An acoustic alarm is emitted
and the display blinks from white to red colour. This is the “anti-fire protection
TURN OFF THE GAS” warning.

- HEATING TEST 2: On top, there is a blue button with the name of the test
(HEATING TEST 2). Just below there is another blue frame showing the contact
status ANTI-FIRE2. When anti-fire2: the display blinks from white to red color with
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ANTI-FIRE PROTECTION acoustic alarm. Under the status frame there is another
blue one showing TEMPERATURE PROBE reading data: ..°C. just under, there is a
green button START. Pushing START, the exit is activated and the second
contactors resistors functionally can be checked (when the machine is equipped
with power level control).
To go back to output test, push “X” (down on left side of the display) or “Ѵ” (down
on right side of the display).
- INPUTS TEST: this parameter shows the status and its changes about inputs
contacts.

2. INPUTS TEST
It shows the status and its changes on following inputs:
- FILTER: CLOSED/OPEN
- DOOR: CLOSED/OPEN
- DRUM MOTOR THERMOSWITCH: OFF/ON
- FAN MOTOR THERMOSWITCH: OFF/ON
To go back to output test, push “X” (down on left side of the display) or “Ѵ” (down on right
side of the display).

3. ALARM HISTORY
This menu allows monitoring how many times and when an alarm has been given.
- SHOW HISTORY: this is the list of alarms given and it shows date and time of
activation.
- SHOW TOTALS: it specifies how many times a certain alarm has been activated.
The list starts from the most activated alarm.

4. MODEM (only on machines equipped with remote service)

It shows the modem status, as follow:
- Network signal level
- Modem status
- Quantity of SMS sent/remaining
- Quantity of commands sent OK/with error
- Send an SMS as test to a technician mobile number available for maintenance

5. WORKING HOURS
- WORKING HOURS TEMPORARY COUNTER
- WORKING HOURS GRAND TOTAL
- TEMPORARY COUNTER RESET
That menu presents machine hour counters. The counter can also be temporary reset, for
example after daily maintenance or after a certain intervention.

6. MAX TEMPERATURE REACHED

It shows the maximum temperature reached by temperature probe with date and time.

7. RECORDS DOWNLOAD
On that menu is available a text file (IM10_maintenance_records.txt) that contains the
whole list of alarms complete with date and time. Use a USB key to download the list.
Entering the menu, “INSERT USB KEY” is shown.
Inserting USB, the display shows for some second RECORDS DOWNLOAD …
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the previous menu, push OK button.

This is the way to save the text inside the USB key IM10_maintenance_records.txt.

4) PASSWORDS / INITIALIZATIONS

1. TECHNICIAN PASSWORD
On this menu, the password for the technical area can be changed. The default password
is “159357”.
To enter the password there are two phases in two different screens because password
must be entered and then, confirmed.
IM10 microprocessor checks this password and if doubled, it stops it. Every password
must be different from the others (technical area, the user area, and factory).

2. USER PASSWORD
On this menu, the password for the technical area can be changed. The default password
is “123456”.
To enter the password there are two phases in two different screens because password
must be entered and then, confirmed.
IM10 microprocessor checks this password and if doubled, it stops it. Every password
must be different from the others (technical area, the user area, and factory).

3. SMS PASSWORD
On this menu the password to SMS can be set:
- It must be a number included between 10000 and 99999, default 54321
- This password must be written at the beginning of every SMS sent to the modem.

4. DEFAULT PROGRAM RESET

This command resets all programs and goes back to default values.
ATTENTION: any kind of changes done before in any program will be cancelled.

5. MACHINE CONFIGURATION RESET

This allows resetting the entire setting of the machine going back to original default values
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set by IMESA.
First, upload IM10_DATA folder containing all setting parameters of user specific machine
model in a USB key.

Entering the menu, the display shows “RUN? UPLOAD FROM USB”.
To confirm push “Ѵ” on the bottom right side of the display. To cancel, push the icon on
the bottom left side of the display.
Pushing “Ѵ” a screen shows “WAIT …” and after some seconds, it appears “INSERT USB
KEY”.
When the USB key is inserted, it shows “START UPLOADING FROM USB” and pushing
“Ѵ” on the bottom right side of the display, it appears “UPDATING, WAIT …” and on the
lowest side, it shows parameters during uploading.
When the download is ended, the display shows “UPLOADING FROM USB OK” and
pushing icon OK on the bottom center side, the IM10 microprocessor restarts using new
parameters. The machine asks for LANGUAGE, DATE and TIME.
Now the machine is set.

6. LOAD DRIVER FILE

This parameter load updated DRIVER for drum and fan inverter.
Entering on the menu, a question “RUN? Load driver file”.
To confirm push “Ѵ” on the bottom right side of the display. To cancel, push the icon on
the bottom left side of the display.
Pushing “Ѵ” a screen shows “WAIT …” and after some seconds, it appears “INSERT USB
KEY”.
When the USB key is inserted, it shows “START UPLOADING DRIVER FILE” and pushing
“Ѵ” on the bottom right side of the display, it appears “loading driver files OK”.
Pushing the OK on the bottom center side of the display the loading ends. Then drivers
must be initialized on their specific item of the menu:
\TECHNICAL\PASSWORD/INITIALIZATIONS\INITIALIZE DRIVER …

7. DRUM DRIVER INITIALIZATION (only with drum inverter PRESENT)

This parameter allows initializing a new inverter (as optional or as a replacement) including
parameter lists given by IMESA for that specific machine functioning.
Before initializing the inverter, upload drivers from menu
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\:TECHNICAL\PASSWORDS/INITIALIZING\UPLOAD DRIVER FILE as explained

previously.
Pushing DRUM DRIVER INITIALIZATION appears “PARAMETER SETTING, PLEASE
WAIT…” in an orange frame for some seconds, then it appears “DRUM INVERTER:
RESET DRIVER: TURN OFF, WAIT 30 SECS AND RESTART” in a green frame. Follow
the instructions.
Restarting the machine, the display shows for some seconds an orange frame
“PARAMETER SETTING, PLEASE WAIT…” and after that “DRUM INVERTER: DRIVER
PARAMETERS OK” in a green frame. To exit, push the lowest left side icon and the
procedure stops.

8. FAN DRIVER PROGRAMMING (only with fan inverter PRESENT)

This parameter allows initializing a new inverter (as optional or as a replacement) including
parameter lists given by IMESA for that specific machine functioning.
Before initializing the inverter, upload drivers from menu
\:TECHNICAL\PASSWORDS/INITIALIZING\UPLOAD DRIVER FILE as explained
previously.
Pushing FAN DRIVER INITIALIZATION appears “PARAMETER SETTING, PLEASE
WAIT…” in an orange frame for some seconds, then it appears “FAN INVERTER: RESET
DRIVER: TURN OFF, WAIT 30 SECS AND RESTART” in a green frame. Follow the
instructions.
Restarting the machine, the display shows for some seconds an orange frame
“PARAMETER SETTING, PLEASE WAIT…” and after that “FAN INVERTER: DRIVER
PARAMETERS OK” in a green frame. To exit, push the lowest left side icon and the
procedure stops.

9. ASK FOR DATE/TIME/LANGUAGE

- ABSENT
- PRESENT
Selecting PRESENT, at the first restart the machine will ask for LANGUAGE, DATE and
TIME.

10. LOAD LANGUAGE FROM USB

It allows uploading dictionaries of different languages to be chosen on the menu:
\USER\SETTINGS\CHANGE LANGUAGE. Upload the dictionary on a USB key from the
TECHNICAL menu, “PASSWORD/INITIALIZATIONS”.
A xlsm file called lingue_IM10. is filled with all words, convert into txt file using “CREATE
LANGUAGE”: IM10 microprocessor can work with a text file .txt format.

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That macro generates xlsm columns, .txt language files uploaded on folder SOFTWARE
AND LISTS/IM10/LANGUAGES_IM10.

IMPORTANT: during generation of .txt files, a .txt log file is consequently generated (near
file “IM10_languages.xlsm”, same path), which is useful to verify loading correctness of all
lines in all languages.

Create a new folder named “IM10_DATA” in the USB key.

ATTENTION: USB key must be formatted “FAT32”.
Cut & paste folder “lang.” inside path IM10_DATA:
IM10 must be already on and then insert USB key.
Touch symbol “⋮” up at right side and insert TECHNICAL password.
Select the menu PASSWORD/INITIALIZATION. Touch “Ѵ”.
Select the menu LOAD LANGUAGE FROM USB. Touch “Ѵ”.
At “RUN?” on display, touch “Ѵ”.
When “load all from USB, start loading from USB” on display, touch “OK”.
ATTENTION: no bits of advices are displayed during data loading. This operation lasts
40”. At the end, it is displayed “LOADING OK”.
Push OK: IM10 turns off and on by itself.
Without pushing OK within 10 secs, the IM10 turns off and on by itself.

11. SCREEN SAVER FILE UPLOADING FROM USB

The image called “First” is the one showed during the start of the machine.
The images called “Screen 1, Screen 2 …” are the ones used as screen savers:
They starts 30” after touch screen has not been touched and they alternate every 5”.
Screen saver sequence will interrupt, as the screen will be touched. Therefore, on the
screen appears the previous image.

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Original images :
Dimensions 480x272 pixel. ATTENTION: different image format is not converted!
Format: .jpeg
Nome of the correct file (NOTE: respect capital and small letters on files and folders
nouns: First, Screen1, Screen2 …, Banner1, Banner2 …).
Save original images folder on the following path and name: \UFFTECC2\SOFTWARE
AND LISTS\IM10\IMAGES_IM10\IMESA_IMAGES_IM10

It is necessary to transform original file images into proper extension file available for
IM10.
Execute this operation through a macro on xlsm file: link.

Click on the blue button “CONVERT IMAGES INTO IM10 FORMAT”.

The display shows: . Click OK.

Select original folder images (read above).
ATTENTION: folder will be empty!
Click on OK.

The display shows: . Click OK.

Images dedicated to IM10 are now available on folder “screen” extension “.IM10ico” inside
the original folder.

Add a folder named “IM10_DATA” on the USB key.

NOTE: key must be format 2FAT32”:

Cut & paste folder “screen” inside the IM10_DATA:

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With IM10 already on, insert UPSB key.

Touch symbol “⋮ ” on the top at the right side.
Insert technical password 159357.
The displayed rectangle becomes green and the blue confirmation and entry command
turns on “Ѵ”. Touch “Ѵ”.
Select menu PASSWORDS\INITIALIZATIONS. Touch “Ѵ”.
Select menu UPLOD IMAGES FROM USB. Touch “Ѵ”.
“RUN?” is displayed. Touch “Ѵ”.
“Load all from USB, start loading from USB. Touch OK” is displayed.
ATTENTION: no bits of advice are displayed during data loading. This operation lasts 40”.
At the end, “UPLOADING OK” is displayed.
Push OK: IM10 turns off and on by itself.
Without pushing OK within 10 secs, the IM10 turns off and on by itself.

NOTE: the view of screen savers are regulated by following parameters:

:\TECHNICAL\SETTINGS\TIME REFRESH SCREEN SAVER;
:\TECHNICAL\SETTINGS\SLIDE SHOW DELAY TIME;
:\TECHNICAL\SETTINGS\ABSENT/PRESENT SLIDE SHOW.

12. FIRMWARE VERSION

Data relating to IM10 firmware version.

13. FIRMWARE UPDATING

Upload on USB key last file available on
SOFTWARE AND LISTS\IM10\FIRMWARE IM10. The file is named “IM10_app.bins” and
it has to be loaded on the USB key main path.
Entering on that parameter “RUN? UPDATED THE FIRMWARE” is displayed. Touch “Ѵ”.
“WAIT …” is shown for some seconds, and then it is “INSERT USB KEY”.
Within some seconds, the display turns off and on and the notice “FIRMWARE
UPDATING” is shown.
At the end of the uploading (about 10”) “UPDATE OK” is displayed.
The IM10 turns off and on.
NOTE: in case the USB key is not present on the firmware file, the display goes back to
menu immediately.

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14. DO CALIBRATION TOUCH

It allows touch screen calibration.
Entering on that menu, IM10 shows cursor position as a cross; using a touch screen pen
(recommended) move the cursor around the display to check if the cursor follows correctly
the touch screen pen. In any case, calibration menu suggests:
- “ USE SET 0": when it is selected (background green colour) IM10 touch screen
calibration set on 0.
- “ USE SET 1": when it is selected (background green colour) IM10 touch screen
calibration set on 1.
- “ USE STORED SET": when it is selected (background green colour) IM10 touch
screen calibration stored set (optional available only if IM10 has a valid stored set.)
To verify the correct operating of the selected set, move the cursor (as a cross)
around the screen; if the cursor follows exactly, calibration is OK.
- "DO CALIBRATION"
IM10 starts the real takeover procedure of calibration points.
A touch screen pen is suggested for an accurate check.
A black-orange square is displayed: push it and keep it pushed until it disappears,
for nine times in different positions.
After confirming the nine calibration points, IM10 comes back to previous display
where it is possible to move cursor around the screen to check LCD calibration.
- "OK": to exit from the menu confirming correct calibration set selected.

15. SAVE ALL ON USB

All parameters available on a machine can be downloaded on a USB key, grouped in a
folder (IM10_DATA) automatically generated.
Entering on that menu, it shows “STARTING SAVE ALL ON USB?” and pushing “V” a
screen shows “WAIT…”.
At this point “INSERT USB KEY” is shown and once inserted; look at the download screen
where saved parameters will listen as they are saved.
At the end, it appears “SAVE ALL ON USB KEY” inside a green frame.
Looking the contents, folder IM10_DATA is present with machines just saved parameters.

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16. LOAD ALL FROM USB

This parameter allows to upload on IM10 all machine configuration parameters using the
USB key containing folder IM10_DATA.
Entering the menu, it appears “RUN? UPLOAD ALL FROM USB”.
To confirm push “Ѵ” on the bottom right side of the display. To cancel, push the icon on
the bottom left side of the screen.
Pushing “Ѵ” a screen shows “WAIT …” and after some seconds, it appears “INSERT USB
KEY”.
When the USB key (containing the IM10_DATA folder) is inserted, it shows “START
UPLOADING FROM USB” and pushing “Ѵ” on the bottom right side of the display, it
appears “UPDATING, WAIT …” and on the lowest side, it shows parameters during
uploading.
When the IM10 parameters download is ended, the display shows “UPLOADING FROM
USB OK” and pushing icon OK on the bottom center side, the IM10 restarts using new
parameters.

17. REBOOT
This parameter lets execute the system boot sequence, without turning off and on the
machine.

18. REFLASH BOOT!

This parameter lets updating the system boot sequence.

19. LOAD SYSTEM ICONS FROM USB

This parameter loads system functional icons for both default ones and inside folder
IM10_DATA\icons.

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Entering the menu :\TECHNICAL\PASSWORDS\INITILIZATIONS\LOAD SYSTEM ICONS

FROM USB” it shows “RUN? Load system icons from USB”, pushing “Ѵ” it shows
“INSERT USB KEY”.
Then, it shows “STARTING UPLOADING SYSTEM ICONS” pushing “Ѵ” it appears
“UPLOADING SYSTEM ICONS OK” and pushing OK the system is restarted with new
icons.
NOTE: at the end of the loading, even without pushing restart, IM10 will automatically turn
off and on by itself after 30”.

20. RESET THE APP PANNEL

This function allows cancelling programs representative icons, restoring the IM10 default
base –icons.
Pushing RESET APP PANNEL there will simply be the icon reset: no messages, no
screen changes.
NOTE: function RESET APP PANNEL can effect only on representative program icons,
but NOT on the program’s parameters that will keep with the same set.

21. DEBUG MESSAGES

Entering the menu :\TECHNICAL\PASSWORDS\INITIALIZATIONS, select DEBUG
MESSAGES and push “Ѵ”. No messages but only the list of messages here below is
shown while a program is running.
Essentially, once DEBUG MESSAGES are activated and a program starts, the display
shows program execution strings (underlined by green colour) that appears together with
usual information relating to the program that is running. The programmer to find uses
those messages and then to correct eventual system bugs.

4) MESSAGES
1. SERVICE REQUEST MESSAGE
That section of the menu allows inserting a message shown on the screen in the moment
the machine requires maintenance.

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