ARAG BRAVO 300S Quick start guide

INSTALLATION, USE AND MAINTENANCE
300S BRAVO SERIES COMPUTER
DIRECT CONNECTION
46730X01
Software rel. 3.2.x

=Generic danger
=Warning
This manual is an integral part of the equipment to which it refers and must accompany the equipment in case of sale or
change of ownership. Keep it for future reference; ARAG reserves the right to modify the specications and instructions
regarding the product at any time and without prior notice.
LEGEND SYMBOLS

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CONTENTS
• Manual foreword and use .................................................................................................................................................5
• Manual use modes ............................................................................................................................................................ 5
• Limitations .........................................................................................................................................................................5
• Responsibility....................................................................................................................................................................5
1 Risks and protections before assembly..........................................................................................................................6
2 Bravo DSB.......................................................................................................................................................................... 6
3 Intended use ......................................................................................................................................................................6
4 Precautions ........................................................................................................................................................................6
5 Package content ................................................................................................................................................................6
6 Position on farming machine ...........................................................................................................................................7
6.1 System recommended composition ...........................................................................................................................7
6.2 Monitor position..........................................................................................................................................................8
6.3 Bracket fixing..............................................................................................................................................................8
6.4 Control unit position....................................................................................................................................................8
7 Computer connection to the farming machine...............................................................................................................9
7.1 General precautions for a correct harness position....................................................................................................9
7.2 Power supply connection............................................................................................................................................9
8 Connecting the cable to the control unit and services................................................................................................ 10
8.1 Connecting the multi-pin connector..........................................................................................................................10
8.2 Connecting the control unit valves............................................................................................................................10
8.3 Connection of sensors and other available functions ............................................................................................... 11
8.4 SD memory card ......................................................................................................................................................12
9 Setup................................................................................................................................................................................. 13
9.1 Tests and checks before programming.....................................................................................................................13
9.2 Computer switching ON/OFF ...................................................................................................................................13
9.3 Use of keys for programming....................................................................................................................................14
10 Advanced setup............................................................................................................................................................... 15
10.1 Language .................................................................................................................................................................16
10.2 Unit of measurement................................................................................................................................................16
10.3 Section valves number .............................................................................................................................................16
10.4 Boom setup ..............................................................................................................................................................17
10.5 Valves.......................................................................................................................................................................18
10.6 Flowmeter.................................................................................................................................................................18
10.7 Pressure sensor .......................................................................................................................................................19
10.8 Delivery cal. sensor ..................................................................................................................................................19
10.9 Tank..........................................................................................................................................................................19
10.10 Filling flowmeter........................................................................................................................................................19
10.11 Rev counter (RPM Sensor) ......................................................................................................................................20
10.12 Foam Marker ............................................................................................................................................................20
10.13 Pump Protector.........................................................................................................................................................20
10.14 Configuration check after Advanced setup end ........................................................................................................21
11 User setting...................................................................................................................................................................... 22
11.1 Speed.......................................................................................................................................................................23
11.1.1 Source - Wheel sensor.......................................................................................................................................... 23
11.1.2 Source - GPS ........................................................................................................................................................ 23
11.2 Jobs setup................................................................................................................................................................24
11.3 Nozzles setup...........................................................................................................................................................25
11.4 Working limits...........................................................................................................................................................25
11.5 Flowrate correct. factor .............................................................................................................................................26
11.6 User preferences......................................................................................................................................................26
11.7 Date & Time..............................................................................................................................................................27
11.8 Data logger...............................................................................................................................................................27
11.9 Test...........................................................................................................................................................................28
11.10 Load/save setup .......................................................................................................................................................30

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CONTENTS
12 Job functions................................................................................................................................................................... 31
12.1 F1 - Job selection (Page 1) ......................................................................................................................................32
12.2 F2 - Current job data (Page 1)..................................................................................................................................32
12.3 F2 - Logger ON? (Page 2)........................................................................................................................................33
12.4 F3 - Zero transducer setup (Page 1) ........................................................................................................................33
12.5 F4 - Tank (Page 1)....................................................................................................................................................33
12.6 F4 - User setting (Page 2) .......................................................................................................................................33
13 Use....................................................................................................................................................................................34
13.1 Controls on computer ...............................................................................................................................................34
13.2 Control, selection or modification keys .....................................................................................................................34
13.3 Operating switches for control unit valves ................................................................................................................34
13.4 Display......................................................................................................................................................................34
13.5 Treatment preliminary settings .................................................................................................................................35
13.6 Output rate regulation...............................................................................................................................................35
13.6.1 Automatic operation (Default)................................................................................................................................ 35
13.6.2 Manual operation .................................................................................................................................................. 35
13.7 Section valves automatic switch-off (through Skipper) .............................................................................................36
14 Maintenance / Diagnostics / Repairs ............................................................................................................................. 36
14.1 Operation errors .......................................................................................................................................................36
14.2 Troubleshooting ........................................................................................................................................................37
14.3 Cleaning rules ..........................................................................................................................................................37
15 Technical data.................................................................................................................................................................. 38
15.1 Computer technical data ..........................................................................................................................................40
16 End of life disposal .........................................................................................................................................................40
17 Guarantee terms ..............................................................................................................................................................42

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INTRODUCTION
• MANUAL FOREWORD AND USE
This manual provides instructions to assemble, connect and set the computers of the BRAVO 300S family.
Any other information is provided in specic sheets to be used exclusively by the installer, containing specic information of each computer model.
• MANUAL USE MODES
The section of this manual dedicated to the installation contains information for installers. For this reason we have used technical terms without
providing explanations which would be necessary for end users only.
THE INSTALLATION MUST BE CARRIED OUT BY AUTHORISED AND SKILLED PERSONNEL ONLY. THE MANUFACTURER IS NOT
RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY OPERATION SPECIFIED IN THIS MANUAL CARRIED OUT BY UNAUTHORISED OR UNSKILLED PER-
SONNEL.
• LIMITATIONS
The descriptions of the assembly phases refer to a "general" computer, so specic models will not be mentioned, unless a certain installation procedure
concerns exclusively one computer type.
• RESPONSIBILITY
The installer must carry out workmanlike installations and ensure to the end user the perfect operation of the whole system both with ARAG components
only and other brands' components.
ARAG always recommends using its components to install control systems.
The installer will be held responsible for any malfunction if he decides to use other brands' components even without actually changing the system
parts or harness.
The compatibility check with components and accessories of other manufacturers shall be carried out by the installer.
If the computer or the ARAG components installed together with other brands' components get damaged because of what stated above, no direct or
indirect warranty will be provided.

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INSTALLATION
1 RISKS AND PROTECTIONS BEFORE ASSEMBLY
All installation works must be done with battery disconnected, using suitable tools and any individual protection equipment
deemed necessary.
Use ONLY clean water for treatment tests and simulations: using chemicals during simulated treatment runs can seriously injure
persons in the vicinity.
2 BRAVO DSB
ARAG has designed and manufactured a diagnostics system for Bravo series computers and the systems they may be connected to.
BRAVO DSB (code 467003) provides reliable diagnostics of computer, control unit or the whole system to troubleshoot any potential problems
experienced with the BRAVO DSB system.
3 INTENDED USE
The device you have purchased is a computer which, when connected to a valve or suitable control unit, makes it possible to control all phases of
treatment in agricultural applications directly from the cabin of the farming machine it is installed in.
This device is designed to work on agricultural machinery for crop spraying applications.
The machine is designed and built in compliance with EN ISO 14982 standard (Electromagnetic compatibility - Forestry and
farming machines), harmonized with 2014/30/UE Directive.
4 PRECAUTIONS
• Do not aim water jets at the equipment.
• Do not use solvents or fuel to clean the case outer surface.
• Do not clean equipment with direct water jets.
• Comply with the specied power voltage (12 Vdc).
• In case of voltaic arc welding, remove connectors from Bravo and disconnect the power cables.
• Only use ARAG genuine spare parts and accessories.
5 PACKAGE CONTENT
The table below indicates the components that you will nd in the Bravo 300S computer package:
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Legend:
1Bravo 300S
2Instruction manual
3Power cable
4SD memory card
5Fixing kit
6Power supply connector
7Complete harness to connect valves and sensors
8Inductive speed sensor
9Section valve connector seals

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6 POSITION ON FARMING MACHINE
6.1 System recommended composition
DIRECT CONNECTION
ASSEMBLY DIAGRAM FOR CROP SPRAYERS WITH MEMBRANE PUMP
Fig. 2a
Legend:
ABravo 300S
BBattery
DFilling pump
FFlowmeter
GMain valve
MPressure sensor
PControl valve
RFoam marker
SSpeed sensor
TFilling owmeter /
Pump Protector /
RPM sensor
XLevel sensor
1÷5 Section valves
DIRECT CONNECTION
ASSEMBLY DIAGRAM FOR CROP SPRAYERS WITH CENTRIFUGAL PUMP
Fig. 2b
Legend:
ABravo 300S
BBattery
DFilling pump
FFlowmeter
MPressure sensor
PControl valve
RFoam marker
SSpeed sensor
TFilling owmeter /
RPM sensor
XLevel sensor
1÷5 Section valves
The computer must be directly connected to the farming machine battery.
*Do not connect the computer to key-operated switch (15/54).
*
*
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6.2 Monitor position
The Bravo 300S series computer must be placed in the control cabin of the farming machine. Observe the following precautions:
- DO NOT install the monitor in areas where it would be subjected to excessive vibrations or shocks, to prevent any damage or
accidental use of the control keys;
- Install the device in a visible position within easy reach by hand; bear in mind that the computer should not obstruct the opera-
tor’s freedom of movement or block his view.
Consider all necessary connections of the computer (Fig. 3), the cable length, and make sure there is enough space for
connectors and cables.
An identication symbol is located next to each connector to indicate its function. For any reference to the system conguration
read Par. 6.1 - System recommended composition.
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Item Monitor connection points
1Control unit and sensors
2Power supply
3Auxiliary connections
4SD memory card
6.3 Bracket xing
The monitor must be mounted after having xed the bracket at the desired location (the previous paragraph shows the bracket drilling template).
The bracket must be slid out of the monitor seat (A, Fig. 4) and xed using the supplied screws (B).
Make sure the bracket is securely mounted, t the monitor on it, and push it until it locks in place (C).
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6.4 Control unit position
The control unit must be xed with the special brackets supplied and tted to the unit, positioning it as shown in the manual provided with the assembly.
MAKE SURE TO FOLLOW ALL THE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN IN THE CONTROL UNIT’S MANUAL.
Tab. 1
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7 COMPUTER CONNECTION TO THE FARMING MACHINE
7.1 General precautions for a correct harness position
• Securing the cables:
- secure the harness so that it does not interfere with moving parts;
- route the harnesses so that they can not be damaged or broken by machine movements or twisting.
• Routing the cables to protect against water inltrations:
- the cable branches must ALWAYS be face downwards (Fig. 5a).
Fig. 5a Fig. 5b
• Fitting the cables to the connection points:
- Do not force the connectors by pushing too hard or bending them: the contacts may be damaged and computer operation may be compromised.
Use ONLY the cables and accessories indicated in the catalogue, having technical features suitable for the use to be made of
them.
7.2 Power supply connection
The package includes the power connector (component 6, Fig. 1) to be connected to the farming machine battery; Fig. 6c shows the drilling template
of the power connector.
Connect the power connector to the battery wires using two 6-mm faston connectors, as indicated in Figg. 6a and 6b.
Use the cable provided with the package (component 3, Fig. 1) to connect the computer to the power supply.
Fig. 6a Fig. 6b Fig. 6c
CAUTION:
To avoid short circuits, do not connect the power cables to battery before the installation is completed.
Before powering up the computer and control unit, make sure the battery voltage is as specied (12 Vdc).
Bravo 300S is supplied directly by the farming machine battery (12 Vdc): ALWAYS switch on the computer through the monitor, and then remember
to switch it off using the specic key on the control panel.
If Bravo 300S remains on for a long time with machine off, the tractor battery could run at: in case of prolonged breaks of the
machine with engine off, make sure the computer is off, too.
The power source must be connected as indicated in Fig. 7: the computer must be connected directly to the farming machine battery.
DO NOT connect the computer to key-operated switch (15/54).
CAUTION:
• The power circuit shall ALWAYS be protected by a 10 A fuse
like the ones for automotive applications.
• All cables connected to the battery shall have a minimum
cross-section of 2,5 mm2.
To avoid short-circuits, connect the power cable connector only
after completing installation.
• Use cables with suitable terminals ensuring correct connection
of all wires.
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8 CONNECTING THE CABLE TO THE CONTROL UNIT AND SERVICES
• Use only the cables provided with the ARAG computers.
• Take care not to break, pull, tear or cut the cables.
• Use of unsuitable cables not provided by ARAG automatically voids the warranty.
• ARAG is not liable for damages to the equipment, persons, animals or things caused by failure to observe the above instruc-
tions.
8.1 Connecting the multi-pin connector
Connect the multi-pin connector to the panel (item 1, Fig. 3) and connect the other end of its cable to the control unit. Make sure that it is correctly
tted and turn the collar clockwise until it locks in place.
8.2 Connecting the control unit valves
• Use ARAG valves: use of unsuitable valves not provided by ARAG automatically voids the warranty.
ARAG is not liable for damages to the equipment, persons, animals or things caused by failure to observe the above instructions.
• All valve connectors must be provided with seals before being connected (Fig. 8).
• Make sure the seals are correctly tted to avoid water inltration when using the control unit.
Boom
section 1
Boom
section 2
Boom
section 3
Boom
section 4
Boom
section 5
Valve 1 Valve 2 Valve 3 Valve 4 Valve 5
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Connector 1shall control the valve which in turn is
connected to the boom section 1, and so on with
the other valves.
Connect "connector 1" to "valve 1", and then the
other connectors, with rising numbers from left to
right: the boom section 1 is the left one looking
the machine from the rear side (Fig. 7).
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Fix the connectors to the relevant valves according
to the initials indicated in your assembly general dia-
gram (Par.6.1 - System recommended composition).
• Remove the protection cap (1, Fig. 8) from the
electric valve.
• Place the seal (2) onto the connector (3) and push
the connector fully on (4): be careful not to bend
the contacts upon insertion on the valve.
• Tighten the screw (5) fully home.
If the number of monitor switches is greater than the number of section valves, connect cables as specied in Table 1b.
NO. OF
SECTION VALVES
SWITCHES
TO BE USED
CABLES TO BE CONNECTED
TO SECTION VALVES
22 - 4 2 - 4
32 - 3 - 4 2 - 3 - 4
41 - 2 - 4 - 5 1 - 2 - 4 - 5
61 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 Tab. 1b
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INSTALLATION
8.3 Connection of sensors and other available functions
Fix the connectors to the relevant functions according to the initials indicated in your assembly general diagram (Par. 6.1).
Harness cables are marked with a symbol denoting their functions: please see the table for correct harness instructions.
Use ARAG sensors: use of unsuitable sensors not provided by ARAG automatically voids the warranty.
ARAG is not liable for damages to the equipment, persons, animals or things caused by failure to observe the above instructions.
ITEM MAIN CONNECTION ALTERNATIVE CONNECTION
FFlowmeter -
GMain valve -
MPressure sensor -
PControl valve -
RFoam marker -
SSpeed sensor -
TFilling owmeter RPM sensor Pump Protector
XLevel sensor -
1 ÷ 5 Section valves -
CAUTION:
Only use the secondary input "T" if the input marked "X" is occupied by another sensor.
Do not use the secondary input "T" if no sensor is connected to the "X" input, as the computer will not detect the Pump Protec-
tor in this conguration.
Instructions for sensor installation are supplied with the products.
The speed sensors listed below can also be used as RPM sensors:
• inductive speed sensor (Code 467100.086);
• magnetic speed sensor (Code 467100.100).
- Connection of:
• owmeter;
• pressure sensor;
• Pump Protector;
• lling owmeter;
• RPM sensor;
• foam marker.
All ARAG sensors use the same type of connector. Connect the sensor connector to the relevant harness; make sure it is correctly tted and push it
until locking it.
Fig. 9a Fig. 9b
Tabl. 2

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INSTALLATION
8.4 SD memory card
The SD memory card is used to exchange data with the Bravo 300S computer.
Before using it, make sure the card is not protected (Fig. 10b).
ONLY use the SD card supplied with the package.
Fig. 10a Fig. 10b
Before inserting or removing the SD memory card ALWAYS switch off the computer.
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• Insertion:
Insert the memory card making sure to orient it correctly: the card cut edge Amust
be face downward; push the card until it engages into place and close the slot with
the cover.
• Removal:
Press and immediately release the card into the slot and slide it out.
The SD memory card shall be inserted with computer off and must be left there during computer operation.
If the SD memory card is not inserted in the computer, or if it is inserted after computer switching on, this will cause an error
(Par. 14.1 - Operation errors).
Store the SD memory card into the suitable case (supplied) when not in use.

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PROGRAMMING
9 SETUP
9.1 Tests and checks before programming
Before computer programming, ensure:
• that all components are correctly installed (control unit and sensors);
• the connection to the power source;
• the component connection (main control unit and sensors).
Failure to correctly connect system components or to use specied components might damage the device or its components.
9.2 Computer switching ON/OFF
• Ordinary switching on
Software version Job screen
Log OFF 15:23
Main ON
BRAVO 300S Spraying computer
V. 3.1.0 GB-I-E-P
Fig. 12
Keep ESC key pressed until switching on the display: after the software version, Bravo 300S displays the job screen (Fig. 12).
NOTE: The starting screen changes according to the model you have purchased.
• Switching on to activate the advanced programming
05
Advanced Setup
Language
Unit of measurement
Section valves number
Boom setup
Valves
Flowmeter
English
Metric
:
:
:
:
:
:
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Contemporaneously press the key sequence until switching on the Bravo. Release ESC key keeping pressed the arrow keys until the display shows the menu
Advanced setup (Fig. 13).
• Switching off
Saving Data OK
Fig. 14
Keep ESC key pressed until the display shows the message Saving data.
Release the key and wait for the saving process to complete (Fig. 14); after a few seconds the computer turns off.
During switching off do NOT press any other key and do NOT disconnect the power supply until Bravo 300S turns off.
CAUTION: ALWAYS use the special key to switch off the computer; otherwise ALL data concerning the spraying and the
programming will be lost.
Par. 9.3
Quick reset of
change
Menu item scrolling or
Data increase/decrease
Conrms access to menu
or datum change
Quits the menu or
datum change

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PROGRAMMING
9.3 Use of keys for programming
Unit of measurement Metric
Section valves number
Valves
05
>
Language
Boom setup
Flowmeter
English
Advanced Setup
Fig. 15
1Use cursor >to select the menu you want to access:
move it using the “arrow” keys until selecting the option you
are looking for (Fig. 15).
2Conrm the selection with OK.
DATA SELECTION
Fig. 16
When it is about a simple selection of data, Bravo 300S displays
the active value (2a, Fig. 15).
3a Press the arrow keys one after the other to select another item,
and the display will show the selected item.
If it is possible to disable the datum press CLR: in this case the
display will show the item Disabled.
4a Conrm with OK.
Item quick scrolling: keep one of the arrow keys pressed.
Exit without conrming the change: press ESC.
ACCESS TO A SUBMENU
Section 2
Nozzle number
4.00 m
40
Boom setup (20.00 m)
4.00 m
4.00 m
Section 1
Section 3
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In case of a submenu, Bravo 300S displays three dots
"..." (2b, Fig. 15).
3b Press the arrow keys in succession to move across the menu
items. The cursor >will move on the selected one.
4b Press OK to access to the submenu.
Item quick scrolling: keep one of the arrow keys pressed.
Exit without conrming the change: press ESC.
ENTERING A NUMERIC VALUE
> 4.00 m
Section
Fig. 18
5Press the arrow keys in succession to change the value.
To reset the datum press CLR.
6Press OK to conrm the datum.
Quick increase/decrease of the value: keep one of the arrow keys
pressed.
Exit without conrming the change: press ESC.
Par. 9.3
Quick reset of
change
Menu item scrolling or
Data increase/decrease
Conrms access to menu
or datum change
Quits the menu or
datum change

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10 ADVANCED SETUP
The computer can be set-up with all data required to ensure a correct distribution of the treatment product.
This operation must be done once only, when installing the computer.
ACCESS TO ADVANCED SETUP MENU
05
Unitof measurement
Section valves number
Valves
Language
Boom setup
Flowmeter
English
Metric
AdvancedSetup Advanced setup (with computer off)
• Contemporaneously press the key sequence until switching on the Bravo.
• Release the ESC key by keeping the arrow keys pressed until the menu is
displayed.
For correct use of keys while programming refer to Par. 9.3.
ADVANCED SETUP - MENU STRUCTURE
Boom setup
Tank
Filling flowmeter
Foam Marker
, Cesky, Polski, , Hrvatski, Magyar, Lietuviuﾆﾎﾝ
Nozzle number: 1 ÷ 1000
DEF: 40
Language
Unit of measurement
Section valves number
Valves
Flowmeter
Pressure sensor
Delivery
cal. sensor
Rev Counter
default value
Fig. 20
The minimum and maximum values relevant to the data that can be set are indicated in Chap. 15 - Technical data.
ADVANCED SETUP
Par. 9.3
Quick reset of
change
Menu item scrolling or
Data increase/decrease
Conrms access to menu
or datum change
Quits the menu or
datum change
Fig. 19

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10.1 Language
Fig. 21
Set the language of Bravo 300S, among those available.
> Italiano, English, Español, Português, Français, Deutsch,
 Polski,Русский,Cesky,Polski,
ﾆﾎﾝ
,Hrvatski,Magyar,
Lietuviu.
The list of the available languages changes according to the language package supplied with the computer: if the display does not feature the
language you need, update the rmware.
The rmware with ALL available language packages can be found on the SD provided with Bravo 300S; the update procedure is described in the
ADDIN (Code D30053) that you nd on the CD-ROM provided with this manual.
10.2 Unit of measurement
Fig. 22
Set the units of measurement used for Bravo 300S.
> Metric (l/h, km/h, bar)
US (GPA, mil/h, PSI)
10.3 Section valves number
>05
Section valves number
Fig. 23
Setting the number of valves installed in the system.
CONTINUES
ADVANCED SETUP
Par. 9.3
Quick reset of
change
Menu item scrolling or
Data increase/decrease
Conrms access to menu
or datum change
Quits the menu or
datum change

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10.4 Boom setup
Setting the width of individual boom sections and total number of nozzles.
: 4.00 m
: 4.00 m
: 4.00 m
: 4.00 m
Nozzle number : 40
Boom setup (20.00 m)
Section 1
Section 2
Section 3
Section 4
Advanced Setup/
Section valves number
5
Fig. 24
SECTION
VALVE
1
Fig. 25
SECTION
VALVE
2
Fig. 26
BOOM
WIDTH
TOT
Fig. 27
Select one
item
ADVANCED SETUP
Set the width of each section: Bravo 300S
adds up entered values and shows total width.
Par. 9.3
Quick reset of
change
Menu item scrolling or
Data increase/decrease
Conrms access to menu
or datum change
Quits the menu or
datum change

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10.5 Valves
Select one
item
Fig. 28
Enable automatic switch-off
Automatic switch-off conguration alarm
• "P" operation mode (option No):
The section valves are controlled independently.
Main switch control functions do not affect section valve
opening or closing.
• "M" operation mode (option Yes):
The section valves are closed or opened by acting on the
main switch provided the section valve specic switch is in
the correct position, i.e. if the section switches are set to OFF
(lever down), by acting on the main switch the sections will not
be controlled.
If one or more section valve switches are set to ON (lever up),
opening or closing the main switch opens or closes the section
valves as well.
Set the type of valves installed on the system and the relevant data.
> Boom section: indicate the type of installed valves.
 2ways: valve without calibrated backows
 3ways: valve with calibrated backows
> Automatic switch-off
Indicate the section valve operation mode, especially if the section automatic closing is active when the
main control valve is closed.
No (P mode)
Yes (M mode)
It is compulsory to set the M mode (option Yes) when no main valve (None)is
present in the system.
> Pressure regulator: indicate the type of installed control valve.
 2ways
 3ways
> Master: indicate the type of installed main control valve.
 2ways: drain valve
 3ways: main valve
None
10.6 Flowmeter
Type
Select
one item
Fig. 29
Flowmeter out of range
Rate alarm
Set the installed owmeter and the relevant data.
Tab. 3 contains the values that will be automatically set by selecting the owmeter code.
Nevertheless these data can be modied.
> Type: indicate the type of installed owmeter (Tab. 3).
> Min. flowrate alarm
> Max. flowrate alarm
The rate alarms (minimum or maximum) activate when, during the treatment, the owmeter rate does
not respect the set limits.
For the procedure to be followed in case of alarms, please refer to Par. 14.1 - Operation
errors.
> Constant: indicate the constant of the installed owmeter.
ORION FLOWMETERS
TYPE
UNIT OF MEASUREMENT - METRIC UNIT OF MEASUREMENT - US
The default values can be modied.
Constant
(pls/l)
Min. rate
(l/min)
Max. rate
(l/min)
Constant
(pls/gal)
Min. rate
GPM
Max. rate
GPM
4621xA0xxxx 6000 0,5 10,0 22710 0,13 2,60
4621xA1xxxx 3000 1,0 20,0 11355 0,30 5,00
4621xA2xxxx 1200 2,5 50,0 4520 0,60 13,00
4621xA3xxxx 600 5,0 100,0 2271 1,30 26,00
462xxA4xxxx 300 10,0 200,0 113 5 2,60 53,00
4622xA5xxxx 150 20,0 400,0 568 5,00 106,00
4622xA6xxxx 100 30,0 600,0 370 8,00 158,00
Other... 625 10,0 100,0 2366 2,60 53,00
Tab. 3
ADVANCED SETUP
Par. 9.3
Quick reset of
change
Menu item scrolling or
Data increase/decrease
Conrms access to menu
or datum change
Quits the menu or
datum change

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10.7 Pressure sensor
The pressure sensor has a different use according to the situations.
• Enabled owmeter: displays the job pressure when the machine works within the owmeter limits.
When the owmeter operates outside the limits the measured pressure is used to calculate the spray rate.
• Disabled owmeter: the pressure sensor is always used to calculate the application rate.
Pressure sensor
Type
Maximum pressure
Select
one item
Fig. 30
Set the type of installed pressure sensor and the relevant full scale.
> Type: indicate the type of installed sensor (available models indicated in the table).
> Maximum pressure
indicate the full scale of the pressure sensor installed on the system.
When the option Disabled is activated, the item Maximum pressure is no longer
displayed (Fig. 30).
The table below indicates the values that are automatically set selecting the sensor code:
ARAG PRESSURE SENSOR
TYPE Max. pressure
The default values can be
modied.
bar PSI
ARAG 466112.200 50.0 725
ARAG 466112.500 100.0 1450
Other... 100.0 1450
10.8 Delivery cal. sensor
Fig. 31
Set the type of sensor to be used to calculate the rate:
> Flowmeter
Pressure
Either
Within the working limits the computer uses the owmeter, otherwise it uses the pressure sensor
(ONLY if properly congured).
10.9 Tank
Minimum level alarm
Tank
Capacity
Fig. 32
Set tank capacity and range value:
> Capacity: indicate the tank capacity.
> Minimum level alarm.: indicate the range value.
The tank alarm activates when during the treatment the tank level falls below the set value.
10.10 Filling owmeter
Minimum flowrate
Filling flowmeter
Type
Maximum flowrate
Constant
Fig. 33
The lling owmeter installed in the system allows displaying the tank lling data in real time.
> Type: indicate the lling owmeter installed and the relevant data.
Tab. 4 contains the values that will be automatically set by selecting the owmeter code. Nevertheless
the constant can be modied.
> Constant: indicate the constant of the installed lling owmeter.
ORION FLOWMETERS
TYPE
UNIT OF MEASUREMENT - METRIC UNIT OF MEASUREMENT - US
The default values can be modied.
Constant
(pls/l)
Min. rate
(l/min)
Max. rate
(l/min)
Constant
(pls/gal)
Min. rate
GPM
Max. rate
GPM
462xxA4xxxx 300 10,0 200,0 113 5 2,60 53,00
4622xA5xxxx 150 20,0 400,0 568 5,00 106,00
4622xA6xxxx 100 30,0 600,0 370 8,00 158,00
Other... 625 10,0 100,0 2366 2,60 53,00
Tab. 4
ADVANCED SETUP
Par. 9.3
Quick reset of
change
Menu item scrolling or
Data increase/decrease
Conrms access to menu
or datum change
Quits the menu or
datum change

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ADVANCED SETUP
10.11 Rev counter (RPM Sensor)
Select
one item
Fig. 34
Increase rotation speed!
Reduce rotation speed!
Speed alarms
Set the data of the RPM sensor (if installed in the system):
> Constant: indicate the constant of the installed RPM sensor.
If the RPM sensor is not installed, press CLR: in this case the display will show the
message Disabled; the alarms Minimum speed alarm and Maximum speed
alarm (Fig. 34) will no longer be displayed.
> Minimum speed alarm
> Maximum speed alarm
The speed alarms (minimum or maximum) activate when the measured RPM exceed the set limits.
The control is active only when the spraying is active (main switch ON).
10.12 Foam Marker
Foam Marker
Manual
Fig. 35
Set foam marker operating mode:
> Manual
Foam marker is operated from the dedicated keys (Par. 13.2).
> Semi-autom.
Main switch ON --> foam marker ON
Main switch OFF --> foam marker OFF
The desired side is operated from the dedicated keys (Par. 13.2).
> Automatic
Main switch ON --> foam marker ON
Main switch OFF --> foam marker OFF
Whenever the foam marker is ON, the active side changes automatically.
10.13 Pump Protector
Fig. 36
In this menu indicate if the Pump Protector is installed on the system.
The "Pump Protector" sensor (Code 4664000.100) when connected to the computer, detects and
signals breakage of the pump diaphragm or indicates when the oil drops below its minimum level.
Par. 9.3
Quick reset of
change
Menu item scrolling or
Data increase/decrease
Conrms access to menu
or datum change
Quits the menu or
datum change