ISARIA PRO Compact User manual

Instruction manual
Version 2.1.0

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We wish you flawless and successful operation.
The distributing company is Fritzmeier Umwelttechnik under the product name ISARIA PRO Compact,
hereinafter called PRO Compact.
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Fritzmeier Umwelttechnik GmbH & Co. KG
Dorfstraße 7
85653 Großhelfendorf
Germany
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
www.isaria-digitalfarming.com
[e-mail]
This instruction manual was originally written in German.
The product may only be used in conjunction with the original instruction manual.

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Table of contents
1Notes on this manual............................................................................................ 6
1.1 Fundamentals 6
1.2 Structure of the documentation 6
1.3 Explanation of symbols 7
2Safety ................................................................................................................. 8
2.1 Selecting personnel and required qualifications 8
2.2 Workplace 8
2.3 Instruction manual 8
2.4 Intended use 8
2.5 Safety information 9
2.5.1 Danger due high magnetic forces at the radiation sensor 9
2.5.2 Safety hazard when in road traffic 9
2.5.3 Damage to the environment or crops due to excessive application quantities 9
2.6 Adhesive labels 10
3Product description.............................................................................................11
3.1 Functional principle 11
3.2 Scope of delivery 12
3.3 Operating and display elements 13
4Installation.........................................................................................................14
4.1 Reflection sensors 14
4.2 Radiation sensor 15
4.3 Job computer 15
4.4 Cabling 16
5Commissioning and operation..............................................................................19
5.1 Overview 19
5.1.1 Menu overview 19
5.1.2 Welcome screen 20
5.1.3 Symbols 21
5.1.4 Display settings 23
5.1.5 Status and error notifications 24
5.1.6 Diagnostics menu 26
5.2 First commissioning: Configuring the operating terminal 27
5.2.1 Operating mode 27
5.2.2 GPS connection 27
5.3 Pre-settings 28
5.3.1 Job management 28
5.3.2 Organisational data 31
5.3.3 Parameterisation 32

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5.4 Normal use 34
5.4.1 Scanning mode 34
5.4.2 Distribution 35
5.4.3 Automatic mode and manual mode 36
5.4.4 Initialising the USB data carrier 37
5.4.5 Loading the job data 37
5.5 Special settings 39
5.5.1 Calibrating the biomass threshold value 39
5.5.2 Application device 40
5.5.3 ISOBUS settings 41
5.5.4 RS232 connection 42
5.5.5 TC bypass 43
6Troubleshooting .................................................................................................44
6.1 Determining the software version 44
6.2 Possible errors and how to fix them 45
7Maintenance.......................................................................................................46
8Technical data ....................................................................................................47
9Disposal .............................................................................................................48
10 Appendix ............................................................................................................49
10.1 Calculation example for target quantity 49
10.2 Recommended gradients 50
10.3 Growth stages 51
10.4 Glossary 52
10.5 Declaration of Conformity 56

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List of Figures
Fig. 1: Positions of adhesive labels............................................................................................................................ 10
Fig. 2: Method of operation of the sensor-based system ......................................................................................... 11
Fig. 3: Scope of delivery............................................................................................................................................. 12
Fig. 4: Operating and display elements .................................................................................................................... 13
Fig. 5: Installation of the reflection sensors.............................................................................................................. 14
Fig. 6: Installation of the radiation sensor ................................................................................................................ 15
Fig. 7: Installation of the job computer..................................................................................................................... 15
Fig. 8: Cabling the reflection sensors and the radiation sensor ............................................................................... 16
Fig. 9: Cabling of the radiation sensor and job computer ........................................................................................ 17
Fig. 10: Cabling of the job computer and operating terminal.................................................................................... 18
Fig. 11: Cabling the job computer and ISOBUS .......................................................................................................... 18
Fig. 12: Menu overview ................................................................................................................................................ 19
Fig. 13: Welcome screen .............................................................................................................................................. 20
Fig. 14: Display settings ............................................................................................................................................... 23
Fig. 15: Status and error notifications......................................................................................................................... 24
Fig. 16: Diagnostics menu............................................................................................................................................ 26
Fig. 17: Organisational data ........................................................................................................................................ 31
Fig. 18: Parameterisation: Settings ............................................................................................................................. 32
Fig. 19: Parameterisation: Settings ............................................................................................................................. 33
Fig. 20: Scanning mode ............................................................................................................................................... 34
Fig. 21: Switching between automatic mode and manual mode .............................................................................. 36
Fig. 22: USB data carrier .............................................................................................................................................. 38
Fig. 23: Status of the USB data carrier ........................................................................................................................ 38
Fig. 24: Biomass threshold value: Menu overview...................................................................................................... 39
Fig. 25: Settings for the application device................................................................................................................. 40
Fig. 26: ISOBUS menu.................................................................................................................................................. 41
Fig. 27: RS232 connection menu................................................................................................................................. 42
Fig. 28: TC bypass menu .............................................................................................................................................. 43
Fig. 29: Information menu ........................................................................................................................................... 44
Fig. 30: Functional diagram for one-point mode........................................................................................................ 55

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1Notes on this manual
1.1 Fundamentals
Applicability
The documentation is part of the product and applies to all persons who perform activities on the
product. Before any activities are undertaken, the documentation must have been read and understood
in its entirety. Instructions must be precisely complied with.
Storage
The documentation must be stored near to the PRO Compact and must be accessible to the user at all
times.
Brand names and trademarks
Product designations and/or company names listed in this document may be registered trademarks of
the respective companies. The same also applies to (mostly common or colloquial) short names and
abbreviations relating to the product.
Gender-specific writing style
For the purposes of better readability the use of masculine and feminine linguistic forms has been
avoided. All personal designations apply equally to all genders.
1.2 Structure of the documentation
Notations for cross-references
(Sec. 1.1) –see Section 1.1
(Sec. 2.2, p. 23) –see Section 2.2 on page 23
(Fig. 4) –see Figure 4
(Fig. 5, Item 1a) –see Figure 5, Item 1a
(Tab. 5) –see Table 5
Safety information
DANGER
Denotes an imminent hazard.
If not avoided, death or very severe injuries will be the consequence.
WARNING
Denotes a situation which might be hazardous.
If not avoided, death or very severe injuries may be the consequence.
CAUTION
Denotes a situation which might be hazardous.
If not avoided, injuries may be the consequence.
NOTE
Denotes situations that may lead to damage to property.

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1.3 Explanation of symbols
Warning signs
Warning of a magnetic field
Instruction signs
Refer to the manual
Wear gloves
Prohibition signs
Prohibition of persons with heart pacemakers or implanted defibrillators
General instruction
Technical instruction that requires special compliance.
Tip that provides additional information.

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2Safety
2.1 Selecting personnel and required qualifications
Persons working with the PRO Compact must satisfy the following requirements:
•They must be at least 18 years of age.
•They must be adequately trained for the relevant activities.
•They must be aware of and comply with relevant technical regulations and safety guidelines.
The operating company will decide on the required qualifications for the personnel:
•Operating personnel
•Maintenance personnel
•Repair personnel
The operating company must ensure that only authorised personnel work on the PRO Compact.
Personnel to be trained, taught, instructed or personnel currently undergoing general training must be
supervised by an experienced person at all times when working on the PRO Compact.
All work on the PRO Compact must be performed only by trained specialist personnel complying with all
applicable regulations for accident protection (UVV).
2.2 Workplace
The workplace for the PRO Compact is located in front of the operating terminal. The operating company
must ensure a suitable workplace which complies with the relevant regulations and is sufficiently well lit.
2.3 Instruction manual
The operating company must ensure that this instruction manual is within immediate reach of the
personnel engaged in installation, operation and maintenance of the PRO Compact at all times.
2.4 Intended use
The PRO Compact is intended to be used for determining the growth status of crops and for optimising
crop management.
Any other use is classified as improper.
Performance of any conversions or installation of add-ons without explicit written approval of the
manufacturer, use of non-original spare parts, and performance of repairs by any persons or companies
not authorised by the manufacturer, as well as modifications (operating system, software and hardware)
may render the warranty void.
Updates to the operating system must carry the explicit approval of the manufacturer. Mass storage
devices that are to be connected to the operating terminal must be classified as free from malware and
malicious code using state-of-the-art technology.

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2.5 Safety information
2.5.1 Danger due high magnetic forces at the radiation sensor
Risk of injury due to high magnetic forces. There is a powerful magnet on the underside of the radiation
sensor.
Placing fingers on the metal plate or on another metallic surface can lead to crushing of fingers and/or
material damage.
Electromagnetic fields can affect pacemakers and defibrillators and cause them to malfunction. The
radiation sensor of the PRO Compact is attached to the anchor plate by a powerful magnet.
People and animals with pacemakers and/or defibrillators must be kept away by a sufficient safety
distance.
Electronic devices may be damaged by the electromagnetic field.
•When the radiation sensor is being installed, persons with heart pacemakers must keep 0.5 metres
away at all times.
•Keep electronic devices away whilst the radiation sensor is being installed.
•The radiation sensor must be stored in such a way that no damage can occur as a result of the
magnetic field. During this time the magnet of the radiation sensor must be fully covered by a metal
plate (which is at least as large as the anchor plate).
2.5.2 Safety hazard when in road traffic
Distraction of the driver by operating the PRO Compact
The device may be operated only when the vehicle is stationary, so that the driver is not distracted so as
to fail to notice features such as obstacles.
Comply with the permissible width of the vehicle
The total width of the vehicle permissible under road traffic regulations must not be exceeded. If need
be, the reflection sensors must be attached in such a way that they can be folded in when the vehicle is
being driven on public roads.
Secure attachment of the sensors to the vehicle
The driver is responsible for the secure attachment of the sensors to the vehicle. All brackets must be
regularly checked for proper positioning and stability. If there is any doubt regarding stability, the vehicle
may not be driven until the attached components have been re-secured or removed. Otherwise they may
fall off and endanger other road users, or cause material damage.
Secure attachment of the cables to the vehicle
The driver is responsible for the secure attachment of the assembly cables to the vehicle. All cable
brackets must be regularly checked for proper positioning and stability. If there is any doubt regarding
their security, the vehicle may not be driven until it has been ensured that no danger can arise as a result
of the cables. Otherwise they might pose a risk when entering and exiting the vehicle (risk of tripping).
They might also fall off and endanger other road users or cause material damage.
2.5.3 Damage to the environment or crops due to excessive application
quantities
Application quantity set too high
If the application quantity is set too high, this can result in damage to crops and the environment. The
maximum application quantity for the application scenario must not be exceeded. Manufacturer’s
specifications regarding this must be complied with.

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Application quantity set correctly; nevertheless too much is distributed
Incorrect parameter settings may lead to communication with the application device failing to satisfy the
requirements. Every time the components connected to the ISOBUS are changed, it must be ensured that
the application quantity calculated by the PRO Compact corresponds to the quantity which is actually
distributed.
•Check the actual application quantity being delivered by the application device.
•If continuous feedback is provided by the application device, the actual application quantity
delivered during the distribution run must be monitored.
2.6 Adhesive labels
The following adhesive labels are applied to the PRO Compact. The operating company must check that
these adhesive labels are always present and are in perfectly legible and recognisable condition.
Position
Appearance
Meaning
1
Warning of a magnetic field
2
Prohibition of persons with heart pacemakers or implanted
defibrillators
3
Refer to the manual
Fig. 1: Positions of adhesive labels
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