Farmet FALCON PRO User manual

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OPERATING INSTRUCTION
Falcon PRO
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
SN:2021/0123
VIN:
FALCON COMPACT
Edition : 8 / validity from 27.09.2021

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Thank you for purchasing a Farmet machine. Thank you also for your
trust, which is inspiring and binding for us.
Farmet a.s. is a dynamically developing Czech company engaged in the development,
production, sale and service of agricultural machinery for tillage, fertilizer application
and sowing, as well as technologies for the processing of oilseeds, vegetable oils and
feed production.
The Farmet brand is focused on products of high quality and high utility value with use
in productive agricultural and processing operations. Farmet is a partner of modern
agriculture and food industry in many markets around the world.
Our own products and technologies are created in close cooperation between Farmet
specialists and end customers, research institutions and universities, which is why our
products often have unique technical solutions according to the requirements of
agricultural practice.
Significant investments in development and modern production operations are a
guarantee of further development in the field of quality and new productive production
technologies. Our goal is to further increase the added value of products and
strengthen their competitiveness in all markets, increase user comfort, occupational
safety and environmental protection.
Ing. Karel Žďárský
CEO and Chairman of the Board of Directors

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AGRICULTURAL MACHINES
OIL & FEED TECH

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1Machine configuration
Serial number of the
machine
2021/0123
VIN
Machine code
FD/150/1V7/1V250/1V500/DS/IB/EHC/TL2/SF26/BM/MT/WL/HF/S1/T8
HW ECU
03.03.00.00
SW ECU
02.04.19.00
The serial number of the machine is printed on the serial plate and on the machine frame. This machine
serial number must always be stated when ordering service or spare parts. The type plate is located
on the front of the hopper.
Machine equipment
☒
V1 small fan
☐
Type of seed tube distributions –EC
☐
Type of seed tube distributions –HM
☐
Terminal Basic
☒
Terminal Touch 800
☐
Terminal Touch 1200
☐
Licence Track Leader
☐
Licence Section control
☐
Licence Multi control
☐
Licence Tramline management
☐
Licence ISOBUS-TC

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Content
1MACHINE CONFIGURATION.......................................................................................................................3
2QUICK START............................................................................................................................................. 7
3TECHNICAL PARAMETERS.......................................................................................................................... 8
4GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE........................................................................................................... 10
SAFETY TOOLS ...........................................................................................................................................11
5TRANSPORTING MACHINE BY MEANS OF TRANSPORT............................................................................ 11
6HANDLING THE MACHINE WITH TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT...................................................................... 11
7TRANSPORT OF THE MACHINE ON PUBLIC ROADS .................................................................................. 12
8WORKING SAFETY LABELS ....................................................................................................................... 13
9MACHINE DESCRIPTION........................................................................................................................... 15
10 PUTTING THE MACHINE INTO OPERATION .............................................................................................. 16
AGGREGATION OF A MACHINE WITH A TRACTOR ...............................................................................................16
MACHINE HYDRAULICS CONNECTION..............................................................................................................17
HYDRAULIC DIAGRAM OF THE MACHINE ..........................................................................................................18
CONNECTION OF THE ELECTRONIC PART OF THE MACHINE...................................................................................19
10.4.1 Connection to tractor battery + Müller terminal ............................................................................. 19
10.4.2 Connecting the machine via the ISOBUS socket of the tractor + Müller terminal ........................... 21
10.4.3 Connecting the machine via the tractor’s ISOBUS socket + Tractor terminal .................................. 22
10.4.4 Selecting and setting up the virtual terminal (VT) and task manager (TC)...................................... 23
11 MACHINE FAN ......................................................................................................................................... 24
FAN WITH SEPARATE DRIVE ON PTO ..............................................................................................................26
FAN SPEED SETTING ACCORDING TO SEED ........................................................................................................27
12 SEED SWITCHING SENSORS ..................................................................................................................... 28
SOWING SWITCHING...................................................................................................................................28
SOWING OFF .............................................................................................................................................28
13 ELECTRONIC MACHINE CONTROL MÜLLER ELECTRONIC .......................................................................... 29
WORK SCREEN...........................................................................................................................................29
INFORMATION ...........................................................................................................................................30
CREATING A TASK WITH A COMPUTER .............................................................................................................30
REMAINING CALCULATED AMOUNT IN THE HOPPER ...........................................................................................31
GPS SETTINGS FOR MACHINES WHEN UNFOLDING IN THE HALL ............................................................................32
CONTROL AND SETTINGS OF THE MARKERS ......................................................................................................33
13.6.1 Settings of aggressivity of the markers............................................................................................ 34
13.6.2 The markers control......................................................................................................................... 35
13.6.3 Obstacle function............................................................................................................................. 36
13.6.4 Swamp function ............................................................................................................................... 36
ENTER THE HOPPER FILL...............................................................................................................................37
USER PRODUCT DATABASE ...........................................................................................................................38
ASSIGNMENT OF THE MOTOR TO THE GIVEN HOPPER .........................................................................................39
ACTIVATION /DEACTIVATION DISPENSER ........................................................................................................40
SEED FLOW SENSING DICKEY-JOHN-DEACTIVATION ...........................................................................................41
14 RAIL LINES ............................................................................................................................................... 42
RAIL LINES SET ON AND OFF ..........................................................................................................................42
STEPS FOR SETTING THE TRAMLINE RHYTHM CORRECTLY.....................................................................................43
14.2.1 Even tramline rhythms..................................................................................................................... 44
14.2.2 Odd rhythms of tramlines ................................................................................................................ 47

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14.2.3 Special tramline rhythms ................................................................................................................. 48
THE MOST FREQUENTLY USED TRAMLINE SETTINGS............................................................................................51
RAIL LINE VALVES .......................................................................................................................................52
AIR PRESSURE REDUCING VALVE OF THE TRAMLINES ..........................................................................................53
TRAMLINE MARKERS ...................................................................................................................................54
15 FARMET DISPENSER................................................................................................................................. 55
DISPENSER FUNCTION TEST...........................................................................................................................56
ROUGH SEEDS............................................................................................................................................56
ROLLER REPLACEMENT ................................................................................................................................57
ROLLERS FOR FINE SEEDS..............................................................................................................................58
16 SOWING TEST.......................................................................................................................................... 59
HOSE DISTRIBUTION TYPE.............................................................................................................................59
SOWING TEST ............................................................................................................................................60
SOWING TABLES FOR FARMET DISPENSER......................................................................................................62
17 SETTINGS OF SEED SECTION .................................................................................................................... 64
SOWING DEPTH SETTING..............................................................................................................................64
17.1.1 Recommended depth....................................................................................................................... 65
SOWING SECTION PRESSURE SETTING .............................................................................................................66
17.2.1 Increase the pressure....................................................................................................................... 67
17.2.2 Lowering the pressure ..................................................................................................................... 67
SEED COULTERS .........................................................................................................................................68
17.3.1 Disc and pressure wheel trowels...................................................................................................... 69
17.3.2 Pressure wheel................................................................................................................................. 70
17.3.3 Harrows ........................................................................................................................................... 71
18 ADJUSTIN THE DOSE DURING WORK ....................................................................................................... 72
19 EMPTYING THE HOPPER USING ELECTRONICS ......................................................................................... 73
20 WORKING POSITION SOURCE.................................................................................................................. 74
21 SOURCE SPEED MACHINERY .................................................................................................................... 75
22 MACHINE GEOMETRY.............................................................................................................................. 76
23 MACHINE LIGHTING ................................................................................................................................ 77
24 CONTROLLING SECTIONS MANUALLY (SECTION CONTROL) ..................................................................... 78
25 ADJUSTING THE HARROW BEHIND THE ROLLER ...................................................................................... 79
26 ADJUSTING THE DEPTH OF THE FRONT PREPARATION SECTION.............................................................. 80
SIDE DEFLECTORS OF THE FRONT PREPARATION SECTION.....................................................................................81
TRACTOR TRACK CULTIVATORS ......................................................................................................................81
FLEXIBOARD ..............................................................................................................................................82
27 SOWING SECTION SHIFT .......................................................................................................................... 83
28 HANGING THE MACHINE ON A CRANE..................................................................................................... 85
29 ERROR MESSAGES ................................................................................................................................... 86
ISO MESSAGES ..........................................................................................................................................86
REGULATIONS ALARMS ................................................................................................................................88
MACHINE-SPECIFIC ALARMS .........................................................................................................................90
30 MACHINE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS.................................................................................................. 94
MAINTENANCE PLAN...................................................................................................................................95
30.1.1 Lubricant nadling ............................................................................................................................. 98
30.1.2 Tire pressure .................................................................................................................................... 99
30.1.3 Recommended tightening torques .................................................................................................. 99

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31 SHUTTING DOWN THE MACHINE........................................................................................................... 100
32 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ............................................................................................................ 100
33 END OF LIFE MACHINE DISPOSAL .......................................................................................................... 100
34 SERVICE AND WARRANTY CONDITIONS ................................................................................................ 100
SERVICE FAVOR........................................................................................................................................100
GUARANTEE............................................................................................................................................100

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2Quick start
Point
Act
Page
0
Safety notice.
10
1
Engage the Falcon with towing equipment.
16
2
Connect all hydraulic hoses, including the return drain.
17
3
Connect the 7-pin cable of the machine’s road lights.
4
Connect the machine electronics to the towing of vehicle .
19
5
Raise the front support leg of the machine and secure.
6
Open the front preparation section lift valve.(yellow marker)
80
7
Switch on the seed drill terminal with main switch.
8
Check that the seed drill is clean.
55
9
Check the squeegee for leaks in the seed drill.
55
10
Check the permeability of the seed hoses.
11
Sprinkle the seed.
37
12
Adjust the machine plane and lock the tractor arms.
13
Adjust the sowing depth.
64
14
Set the pressure on the pressure reducing valve.
67
15
Depth adjustment of the front preparation section.
80
16
Perform a seed test.
60
17
Set the priority on the hydraulic circle of the fan.
17
18
Set the required oil flow for the fertilizer hydraulic motor.
17
19
Set the fan speed according to the seed and the rate.
27
20
Set the required hydraulic functions –markers, tramline markers, etc.
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3Technical parameters
Parameters
FALCON 3
FALCON 4
Working width (mm)
3000
4 000
Transport width (mm)
3 000
4 000
Transport height (mm)
2 800
2 800
Total length of the machine (mm)
7 000
7 000
Working depth (mm)
0–100
0–100
Hopper capacity (mm)
3 000
3 000
Filling height of the hopper (mm)
2 600
2 600
Filling hole size (mm)
1920x520
1920x520
Number of seeding coulters (spacing 125 / 150 mm)
24 / 20
32 / 26
Seed coulters pressure (kg)
50–120
50–120
Disc diameter of the double disc coulter
355
355
Number of
preparation
section disks
490
Front row
12
16
Back row
11
15
Number of chisels 3-row section depth 80 mm
(spacing 100 mm)
12/10
16 / 13
Number of chisels 3-row section depth 200 mm
(spacing 250 / 300 mm)
12/10
16 / 13
Work performance (ha/h)
3 - 4,5
4–6
Towing device (kW/HP) *
88 / 120
103 / 140
Working speed (km/h)
10–20
10–20
Maximum transport speed (km/h)
25
25
Maximum slope accessability (°)
6
6
Tire size
405/70 R20
420/65 R20
405/70 R20
420/65 R20
Brake type / distribution***
air / double
hose
air / double
hose
Required pressure for brake control (kPa) ***
8,5
8,5

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Parameter
FALCON 3
FALCON 4
Number of hydraulic circuits / pressure (bar) ****
1-4 / 200
1-4 / 200
Type of quick couplings
ISO 12,5
ISO 12,5
Return waste flow (max. 5 bar)
ISO 20
ISO 20
Hydraulic fan oil flow (l/min)
30–40
30–40
Oil flow for machine control (l/min)
30
30
Electrical system requirement
12 V DC / 40 A
12 V DC / 40 A
Tractor hitch requirement
TBZ cat. 3
TBZ cat. 3
Machine weight (kg)
3 800
4 400
Transport/Brake system: Observe the national regulations applicable to the transport of machines on public
roads. Check the legal regulations in force in the country and the regulations on the maximum permissible
gross weights and axle loads, as well ass on the necessary use of the brake system. If you have further
questions, please contact our sale representative.

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4General instructions for use
1. (x) The machine is manufactured in accordance with the latest state of technology and approved safety
regulations. Even that, there is a risk of injury to the user or third parties or damage to the machine or other
property damage.
2. (xx) Use the machine only in harmless condition, in accordance with its intended use, with knowledge, with
knowledge of possible dangers and in compliance with the safety instructions in these operating instructions.
The manufacturer is not responsible for damage caused by using the machine in violation of the machine’s
limit parameters and the instructions for using the machine. The risk is born by user.
Immediately remove defects, that can negatively effect safety risk.
3. The machine may be operated by a person authorized by the operator under the following conditions:
- Must have a valid driving license of the relevant category.
- They must be demonstrably acquainted with the safety regulations for working with the machine.
- He must be familiar with the machine instructions and the machine operator.
- They must know the meaning of the safety signs placed on the machine. Respecting them is important for
safe and reliable operation of the machine.
4. Maintenance and service repairs on the machine may only be performed by a person:
- Authorized by the operator.
- Demonstrably aguainted with the safety regulations for working with the machine.
- When repairing a machine attached to tractor has to have the right category of driver license.
5. The operator of the machine must be sure of other persons safety when working with the machine or
transporting the machine.
6. When transporting the machine or working on the field the machine operator have to control the machine
from inside the cabin.
WARNING –This warning sign must be in the immediate danger of a dangerous situation,
ending with serious injury or death.
ATTENTION –This warning sign alerts you to a situation that could result in minor or minor
injury. It also alerts you to dangerous actions associated with activities that could damage
the machine.
NOTICE–This warning sign indicates a technical recommendation.
RECOMMENDATION .
PRESS.

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7. The machine operator can only enter the machine structure only at standstill position and when the machine
is blocked from movement for the following reasons:
- Adjustments of working parts of the machine,
- Repair and maintenance of the machine,
- Unlock or secure the axle ball valves,
- Securing the axle ball valves before lowering the side frames,
- Adjustment working parts of the machine after folding side frames.
8. (xxx) When climbing on the machine don’t step on tires of the pneumatic roller or other spinning parts. They
can spin and you can fall and have serious injuries.
9. However, the changes are, or adjustments on the machine can be done only with written agreement of the
manufacturer. The manufacturer is not responsible for any damage resulting from non-compliance with this
instruction. The machine must be maintained with the prescribed accessories, equipment and facilities,
including safety markings. All warning and safety signs must be legible at all times and in place. In case of
damage or loss the marks must be immediately renewed.
10. When working with machine the operator must have the Manual of using with requirements of safety work
available.
11. The operator cannot using the alcohol when working with machine, or pills, or narcotics and halucinating
substances, which they increased lower attention and coordinated abilities. If the operator must consume a
pills prescribed by a doctor or consuming free pills for sale must be informed by a doctor that in these
circumstances is capable to work responsibly and safely operate the machine.
Safety tools
For operation and maintenance:
- Tight-fitting clothes
- Safety gloves and safety glasses for dust protection and sharp parts of the
machine.
5Transporting machine by means of transport
1. The means of transport designed to transport of the machine must have a load of capacity at least equal to the
weight of the transported machine. The total weight of the machine is listed on the nameplate.
2. The dimensions of the transported machine including the means of transport must meet with the valid
regulations for operation on roads (decrees, laws).
3. The transported machine must always be attached to the vehicle in such a way that it cannot be released
spontaneously.
4. The carrier is responsible for damage causes of an incorrectly or insufficiently attached machine to the vehicle.
6Handling the machine with transport equipment
1. Lifting equipment and binding instruments using for manipulation with the machine must have its own load
capacity minimum equal with weight of the machine being handled.
2. Attachment of the machine for manipulation may only be carried out in places designed for this purpose and
marked with self-adhesive labels showing the „chain”.
3. After attachment (suspension) in places designated for this purpose, it is forbidden to move in the area of
possible reach of the manipulated machine.

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7Transport of the machine on public roads
- The machine attached to the rear arms of tractor (TBZ 3).
- The side frames must be folded down to a vertical position and secured.
- The machine must be equipped by removable rails with markable contours, functional lightnings and rear
marking plate for slow vehicle (according to EHK NO.69).
- The lightning must be on public roads ready to operate.
- A tractor must be equipped by a special lightning system of orange colour, which must operate on public
roads and be put into operation.
- The operator with respect on the measurements of the machine have to be careful and considered on the
others drivers on the public roads.
- The operator must be sure to secure rear arms TBZ of the tractor and put them in secure position when
transporting the machine on public roads. At the same time the arms of the rear TBZ tractor must be
secured against lateral swing.
- It is strictly forbidden to transport people or cargo on the machine or to attach other machine,
trailer or attachments to the machine.
- Maximum transport speed limit on public roads is 30 km/hour.
- Prohibition of operation in reduced visibility!
The machine can be operated on roads only if it is equipped with air brakes (the customer will receive
a technical certificate). Otherwise, the machine must not be operated on public roads!

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8Working safety labels
Safety warning labels are used to protect operator.
In general:
1. Strictly observe the safety warning labels.
2. All safety instructions also apply to other users.
3. If the Safety label on the machine is damaged or destroyed, the OPERATOR MUST
REPLACE THIS LABEL WITH A NEW!
The position, appearance and the exact meaning of the occupational safety labels on the machine are
determined in the following tables.
Table 2 –self-adhesive safety warning labels are located on the machine.
Positions
on the
machine
Safety label
Meaning of labels
Label stickers
1
Before the manipulation with the machine
ready the instructions for using.
When operating, follow the instructions and
safety regulations for operating the machine.
P 1 H
2
Driving and transporting the machine
structure is strictly forbidden.
P 37 H
3
When connecting or disconnecting do not
enter between the tractor and the machine
nor enter this area unless the tractor and
machine are stationary and the engine is
switched off.
P 2 H
4
Stay out of the reach of the tractor –
agricultural implement when the tractor
engine is running.
P 6 H
5
Before beginning of the transporting secure
the axle against unexpected drop.
P 13 H
6
Secure the machine against unexpected
movement.
P 52 H
7
Do not be close to the rotating parts, unless
these are not in calm position that means that
they are not rotating.
P 53 H

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- Position of the safety labels on the machine:
8
Stay out from the raised machine reach.
P 4 H
9
When folding and unfolding the side frames
and the service platform, stay out of their
reach.
P 50 H
10
Stay out of reach when unfolding the service
platform.
P 20 H
11
Keep safe distance from electrical equipment
when working or transporting the machine.
P 39 H
12
It is forbidden to fold and unfold the side
frames of the machine on a slope or on
sloping surface.
P 100 H
13
Shown lever positions and functions of the
hydraulic ball valve located on the piston rod.
P 101 H
10
9
13
12
3
1
4
10
9
2
11
8
2
8
11
9
2

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9Machine description
- FALCONPRO is structurally designed as a modular seed machine, with a rich amount of equipment.
1
Access ladder
9
Tramline markers
2
Folding supporting leg
10
Harrow pens behind the seed coulter
3
Drawbar
11
Marker
4
Fan
12
Seeders with pressure wheel
5
Service platform
13
Pneumatic flotation rammer
6
Seed hopper
14
Dispenser with mixer
7
Distributor head number 1 (for dispenser 1)
15
Exchange preparatory section
8
Targets with road lighting
16
Flexi board
14
5
1
4
7
1
9
8
3
1
2
1
6
10
11
13
12
15
1
Nastavení
Zásobníku
1 (motor
1)
4
Předstih
vypnutí
motoru 1
2
Pracovní
záběr
Zásobníku
1 (motor
1)
5
Vzdálenost
od osy
nápravy
k vyústění
osiva
3
Předstih
zapnutí
motoru 1
6
Vzdálenost
od čepu
oje po osu
nápravy
16
1
Nastavení
Zásobníku
1 (motor
1)
4
Předstih
vypnutí
motoru 1
2
Pracovní
záběr
Zásobníku
1 (motor
1)
5
Vzdálenost
od osy
nápravy
k vyústění
osiva
3
Předstih
zapnutí
motoru 1
6
Vzdálenost
od čepu
oje po osu
nápravy

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10 Putting the machine into operation
- Before taking over the machine, check and control that it has not been damaged during transport and that
all the parts contained in the delivery note have been delivered.
- Before putting the machine into operation read these operating instructions carefully. Before using the
machine for the first time be familiar with yourself with controls and overall instructions.
- The machine showing signs of damage must not be put into operation.
- The operator is responsible for safety and for all damages caused by operation of the tractor and the
connected machine.
- The machine may only be connected to a tractor whose curb weight is equal to or higher than the total
weight of the connected machine.
Aggregation of a machine with a tractor
No persons may be present in the are between tractor and the machine during
connecting.
Tractor engine power requirement for the machine FALCON 3
90 kW*
Tractor engine power requirement for the machine FALCON 4
117 kW*
Requirement for TBZ tractor
Spacing of lower suspension joints
(measured on joint axels)
1010±1,5 mm,
(can also be set 910±1,5 mm)
Holes for lower suspension joints for
machine suspension pins
37,5 mm
Tractor hydraulic system requirement
Electrical distributor circuit
Circuit pressure min.190 bar –
max.230 bar
60 l/min., 2 pcs of quick coupling
sockets ISO 12,5
Hydraulic drive circuit
Pressure in the filling branch min.130
bar–max.230 bar, 1 pc of quick
coupler socket ISO 12,5
Pressure in the waste branch max.5
bar, 1pc of quick coupler socket ISO
20
Seed pressure
Circuit pressure min.190 bar –
max.230
Lifting and lowering circuit of the
preparation section
Circuit pressure min.190 bar –
max.230
40 l/min., 2pcs of quick coupling
sockets ISO 12,5
Tractor air system requirement (if the
machine is equipped with brakes)
Machine axle braking circuit
Circuit pressure min.6 bar –max. 15
bar
Tractor electrical system requirement
Connection of the electronic system of
the machine
12 V / 40 A
+ red
-black

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Machine hydraulics connection
- Only connect the hydraulic hoses of the machine when the hydraulic circuits of the machine and the tractor
(unit) are depressurized.
- The hydraulic system is under high pressure.
- Regularly check all lines, hoses and fittings for leaks and obvious damage. Eliminate any defects
immediately.
- When searching for and removing leaks, use only suitable aids, protective goggles and gloves are the
basis.
- Use the plugs (on the machine) and sockets (on the tractor) of quick couplings of the same type to connect
the machine hydraulic system to the tractor. Connect the quick couplings of the machine to the hydraulic
circuits of the tractor according to the table below.
To prevent involuntaryor any stranger mistaken hydraulicsmovement, the control
cabinets on the tractor must be secured or locked when not in use or in the
transport position.
It is forbidden to disassemble parts of the machine hydraulic system that are
under pressure. Hydraulic oil that penetrates the skin under high pressure causes
of injury, seek medical advice immediately.
Circle
Plug
Circuit color
Function
Oil flow l/min
Constant flow
Return waste
branch
ISO 20
Free fall
0
Hydraulic
switchboard
ISO 12,5
Pressure
MAX
ISO 12,5
Reverse
MAX
Preparation
section
ISO 12,5
Pressure
20-40
ISO 12,5
Reverse
20-40
Flexi board
ISO 12,5
Pressure
15-20
ISO 12,5
Reverse
15-20
Fan
ISO 12,5
Pressure
20-40
Microdrill
ISO 12,5
Pressure
15-20

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Hydraulic diagram of the machine
Markers
Tramline markers
Preparation section +
Fertilization
Folding / Tipping machine

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Connection of the electronic part of the machine
1) Connection to the tractor battery + Müller terminal (10.4.1)
2) Machine connection via ISOBUS tractor socket + Müller terminal (10.4.2)
3) Machine connection via ISOBUS tractor socket + Tractor terminal (10.4.3)
10.4.1 Connection to tractor battery + Müller terminal
- The electronic unit of the machine only connect when the tractor is at standstill, secured against movement
and against the intervention of strangers.
- Use the power cord supplied with the machine to connect the electronic unit. The connecting cable must
be connected directly to the tractor battery!
- Place the terminal in the tractor in a place where it will not obstruct the driver’s view and at the same time
be in the operator’s field of vision.
- Secure the wiring securely to prevent mechanical or thermal damage.
- To connection cable set contains a voltage relay, which is switched by a cable that is ideally attached to
the ignition of the tractor, or to 12 V switched. This relay switches the communication between the machine
control unit and the terminal.
- If welding is required on the machine or tractor disconnect the unit from the power supply and disconnect
the connecting cables.
- Never replace the fuse with another object and always replace it with a fuse with the same fuse when
replacing it.
GPS signal
ME
Terminal
Machine
electronic
SC module
of the
machine
Air valves
1-24
Data
cable
Dispenser
motor1
Dispenser
motor2
Distribution
box
Power and
data cable
Battery
Power
cable