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Cold Drink Center (327/328) Operator’s Guide
August, 2003 Page 38 3280020
BLENDED DRINKS
In addition to regular syrup drinks, specialty drinks can be produced by blending
two syrups in a single drink. An example of this would be Iced Tea with Lemon.
Use the regular tea syrup with the lemonade syrup to make tea with lemon. Other
well-known combinations are Lemon Pepsi or Cherry Coke.
NOTE
These types of drinks are only available on machines using the CO2
pumps, because of the need to control the syrup throw time. The throw
volume of a diaphragm pump cannot be controlled electronically, so the
needed adjustment is not available with that type of machine.
1. Press , then until the display shows
*
. Select the
drink you want to blend (X, Y, and Z are valid), then press to view
the different screens of the recipe.
Most screens are similar to normal drink setups, such as cold water
( ), carbonated water ( ), and syrup ( ). The setup screens
that you will NOT normally see are the percentage plus (
) and valve
selection (
) screens. On these screens, you will add information
needed only for the blended drinks.
Percentage plus is where you will select the amount of each syrup you want
to use. For example, set percentage plus to .80 (
). This means
the syrup will be divided 80% from the first valve, and 20% from the second.
Valve selection is how you decide which syrups to mix together. (Obvi-
ously, you will need to know which valves dispense which syrups.)
2. Press until something like displays. Press to
change the valve selection for the first syrup in the mix.
3. Press until something like displays. Press to
change the valve selection for the second syrup in the mix. In the examples
above, the drink is configured so that 80% comes from syrup valve 1 and
20% comes from syrup valve 2.
4. Set the remaining screens as you would for a normal drink.