Working with Liquid Classes

An ingredient’s liquid class notifies the liquid-handling robot exactly how the ingredient should be dispensed. Each stock of an ingredient can have its own liquid class.

When you define a liquid class in ROCK MAKER, you must specify the maximum amount that should be dispensed at once. Additional parameters associated with the liquid class are stored on the liquid-handling robot.

This topic covers the following tutorials:

Adding Liquid Classes

By default, ROCK MAKER provides the following liquid classes: Normal, Medium, High, Very High, and Volatile. However, you can add liquid classes as needed.

To add a liquid class:

  1. Go to the Setup menu and select the Ingredients submenu. Then, click the Liquid Class button on the top bar.

    Liquid Class Button

    Liquid Class Button

  2. Click the Add button add in the Liquid Class dialog box.

    Add Button in Liquid Class Dialog Box

    Add Button in Liquid Class Dialog Box

  3. A new row with a default name will be added. Click edit to customize the name.

  4. Click the check button to confirm.

    Check Button

    Check Button

  5. If everything is set, click SAVE.

Editing Liquid Class Names

To edit a liquid class name:

  1. Go to the Setup menu and select the Ingredients submenu. Then, click the Liquid Class button on the top bar.

    Liquid Class Button

    Liquid Class Button

  2. In the Liquid Class dialog box, click the Edit button edit of a liquid class and input a new name.

  3. Click the check button to confirm.

    Check Button

    Check Button

  4. Click SAVE to apply changes.

Deleting Liquid Classes

Prerequisite:

  • The liquid class is not used by any ingredient(s).

To delete a liquid class:

  1. Go to the Setup menu and select the Ingredients submenu. Then, click the Liquid Class button on the top bar.

    Liquid Class Button

    Liquid Class Button

  2. In the Liquid Class dialog box, click the checkbox(es) next to the liquid class(es) you want to delete.

  3. Click the Delete button delete.

    Deleting a Liquid Class

    Deleting a Liquid Class

  4. Click SAVE to apply changes.