Providing Sensory Feedback Indicating an Operating Mode of a Thermal Process Stream Device
AssigneeMicrowave Science Jv, LLC
InventorSteven J. Drucker
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AssigneeMicrowave Science Jv, LLC
InventorSteven J. Drucker
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Technologies are described herein for providing sensory feedback to users of microwave oven or other thermal process stream device indicating operation in an interpretive language architecture mode. An indication is received through a device data entry mechanism that the interpretive language architecture mode of the device is to be initiated. Sensory feedback is provided indicating that the device is operating in the interpretive language architecture mode and that input data comprising a predetermined code for interpretation by the interpretive language architecture is expected. The sensory feedback may comprise flashing or illumination of specific keys on a keypad of the device data entry mechanism and may continue through entry of the input data comprising the predetermined code until completion of the resulting thermal process in the device.
An interpretive language architecture controlled process stream device, the device comprising:
A method of providing sensory feedback to a user of a thermal process stream device of a current device operating mode for receiving data input, the method comprising:
A computer-readable storage medium comprising computer-executable instructions that, when executed by a controller of a process stream device, cause the process stream device to:
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