Martin-Till SmartClean User manual

Martin Industries LLC
206 Elk Fork Road
Elkton, KY 42220
Telephone: [phone]
E-Mail: [e-mail]
www.martintill.com VERSION 05-02-19
Installation Instructions

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LIST OF CONTENTS:
 Components introduction
1.1. Standard components
1.2. Optional components
2. Air cylinders installation
2.1. SmartClean bracket sets for different bundles
2.2. Top brackets installed on row cleaner mounts
2.3. Bottom brackets installed on row cleaner Frames
3. Plumbing box
3.1 Plumbing box overview
3.2 Plumbing box installation
4. Tubing
4.1 From plumbing box to air cylinders
4.2 Inside the pluming box ( Standard factory plumbing)
4.3 Plumbing box retubing for Bi-Directional Control
5. Wiring
6. Smart Clean app
6.1 Download the App
6.2 Connect to your Martin-Till SmartClean
6.3 Configure your Martin-Till SmartClean
6.4 Single Valve Bank ( No Air Bag)
6.5 Single Valve Bank ( Air Bag)
6.6 Bi-directional Control
6.7 Dual Valve Bank
7. Troubleshooting
Appendix :
Base Plate Drilling Template

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1. COMPONENTS INTRODUCTION
1.1. Standard components
The following standard components are included in your Smart Clean purchase:
1. Plumbing box (SC-ASSEMBLY-1)
2. Air preparation filter/regulator (SC-FILTER)
3. Signal converter box (JCA00-015001)
4. ORIOLE controller box (JCA00-009001)
5. Planter harness (JCA86-000012)
6. Power harness (JCA86-000011)
1.2. Optional components
The following optional components to be ordered separately:
1. Air Cylinders (SC-CYL-2x2)
2. Double valve plumbing box (With additional airbag valve)(SC-ASSEMBLY-2)
3. Top and bottom cylinder brackets (Specific to your order)
4. Hardware kit
5. Pneumatic lines and fitting kits
6. VIair heavy duty Compressor (SC-AC-12V )
7. Compressor harness
2. CYLINDER INSTALLATION
The stationary end of the cylinder connects to the row cleaner’s mount (or the planter in some
cases) using top brackets and the moving end of the cylinder connects to the row cleaner’s
frame using the bottom brackets. Top brackets are specific to the row cleaner’s mount model
and bottom brackets are specific to the row cleaner’s frame model .
Cylinder’s top air inlet
The moving end connects to the row
cleaner frame using 3/8 ” Pin
The stationary end connects
to the mount using 7/16” Pin
Cylinder’s bottom air inlet

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2.1. Smartclean bracket sets for different bundles:
SC-BD1360SC-BD1345SC-BKW1360
SC-BKW1345
SC-1360-UMOR
SC-1360-UMOLSC-1345-UMOL SC-1345-UMOR
SC-BDC1360

Right UMO-100 and Left SmartClean
Cylinder top bracket set are shown
SmartClean Bracket Set (SC-CUB-2L)
3/8” X 1 1/4” FLANGE BOLTS (B5F38NC114)
3/8” FLANGE NUTS (N38CFL)
SmartClean BOTTOM BRACKETS ( SC-1345-FR-MT)
2.2. Top bracket installation on row cleaner mount:
The top brackets are installed directly on the mount using the same hole patterns as the row
cleaner mount ( Left Picture). The UMO top brackets are designed for all single or dual UMO at-
tachments , and are installed as shown in the right picture. They come in right and left sets and
are used with their opposite side UMO.
2.3. Bottom bracket installation on row cleaner Frame:
• WA1345 Frame:
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5/16” NUT
(N516CH)
5/16” x 1 1/4” BOLT AND FLAT
WASHER(B5m516NC114 &W516)
5/8” BUSHING
(SC-FR-SPACER)
5/16” NUT &
FLAT WASHER
(N516 &W516)
5/8” x 1 3/4” FLANGE
PATCH BOLT
(B5F58NC134)
5/16” x 1/2” BOLT
(B5m516NC12)
Smartclean Anchor
(SC-1360FR-MT-R)
IMPORTANT NOTE:
It is very important to limit the row cleaner down travel by adjusting the cam ad-
juster or the stop bolt to prevent the air cylinder from extending or retracting ful-
ly by setting stop bolt or cam to catch the row cleaner just before the cylinder
reaches the end of its stroke. Failure to do so will destroy the cylinder prema-
turely.
• WA1360 frame:
Install the bottom bracket as shown in the picture.
• Use 5/8” x 1 3/4” bolt
• Use 5/16” x 1 1/4 ” bolt, 5/16” flat washer , 5/8” bushing & 5/16” nut (N516CH)
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If installing the wheel in rear hole, use 5/16” x 1 1/4 ” bolt, two 5/16” flat washers, 5/8” bush-
ing and 5/16” nut (N516CH) in front hole as shown in the below picture to prevent bottom
anchor from rotating and use 5/16” x 1/2” bolt and 5/16” nut (N516CH) in the top hole of the D
-LOCK DEFLECTOR .
5/16” x 1 1/4” BOLT AND FLAT
WASHER (B5m516NC114 &W516)
5/16” NUT and
Washer(N516
&W516)
5/8” x 1 3/4” FLANGE
PATCH BOLT
(B5F58NC134)
5/8” BUSHING
(SC-FR-SPACER)
Smartclean Anchor
(SC-1360FR-MT -R)

3. PLUMBING BOX
3.1 Plumbing box overview
The plumbing box (SC-ASSEMBLY-1) connects wirelessly to your smart phone and allows you to
control the row cleaner’s downforce by controlling the cylinder’s air pressure . The control box
includes one pressure regulator valve (SC-QB1), one directional valve (SC-DIR-VALVE), signal
converter box (JCA00-015001), ORIOLE controller box (JCA00-009001)), and an external air
filter/regulator (SC-FILTER). The plumbing box (SC-ASSEMBLY-2) includes an extra pressure
regulator valve (SC-QB1).
3.2 Plumbing box installation
Since the plumbing box is connected to your smartphone wirelessly , it doesn’t have to be in-
stalled inside the cab. However, for better Bluetooth connectivity, It is recommended to install
it within the line of sight of the cab in a central location. Open the plumbing box cover loosen-
ing the 3/8” locknuts on the top of the box and use the 3/8” holes under the box to attach and
secure the plumbing box on the planter. Use the template on page 20 for possible mounting
hole locations.
(Air Bag control option )
“Up” air outlet
“Down” air outlet
Air inlet
Planter cable inlet
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4. TUBING
4.1 From plumbing box to air cylinders
According to the picture, connect the box’s “Up” air outlet to the bottom air inlets of the cylin-
ders using the 1/4” tubing and tee fittings provided.
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See addendum for other conguraons/Opons

• Use different colored tubing for the up and down circuits. Connect the box’s “Down” air out-
let to either the extend or retract end of the cylinder and use the other color for the opposite
end.
Filtered dirt container
Pressure adjustment knob
Pressure gage
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• Connect the air preparation filter/regulator’s outlet port to the air inlet of the control box us-
ing the provided black 1/4” tubing.
• Turn on the air supply, then lift up the top knob on the filter/regulator and rotate it to adjust
the air pressure shown on the gage to 120 PSI max.
• If your planter is equipped with airbags and you ordered the double valve plumbing box with
additional airbag valve(SC-ASSEMBLY-2), connect the box’s “Airbag” outlet to the airbags
circuit using the 1/4” tubing and tee fittings provided.
• Use the provided zip ties to secure the tubes.
• Make sure that the tubes will not be stretched or sharply bent during planter movement or
folding/unfolding. It is highly recommended to follow the possible existing wiring harnesses
or airbag tubing routes.
• To make tubing easier, you can start by connecting the very first air cylinder to the very last
air cylinder ( for both inlets) , then cut the tube at any conjunction and take branches for
middle air cylinders and plumbing box by adding Tee connections.
• Connect the air preparation filter/regulator (SC-FILTER) to your air supply. You can use your
own air compressor or buy the optional compressor (SC-AC-12). Look at the air flow arrow
shown on the filter/regulator and connect the air supply to the inlet port of the filter/
regulator.

4.2 Inside the pluming box ( Standard factory plumbing)
Although you may have received a complete box , the standard factory plumbing of the
valves inside the box is described here for future reference.
The standard plumbing box (SC-ASSEMBLY-1), includes one pressure regulator valve ( Bank-1)
and one Directional Valve, while the Double valve plumbing box (SC-ASSEMBLY-2) includes an
extra pressure regulator valve ( Bank-2). All the valves are shown in the picture.
There are four tubing routes as follows:
Route1 : Tubing from air inlet to pressure regulators and directional valve pilot inlets
Bank-1 pressure regulator
connector
Bank-2 pressure
regulator for plant-
ers equipped with
airbags or for Bi-
Directional Control
Bank-1 has a Tee connection fitting
when Bank-2 is available
Directional valve
Directional valve pilot air inlets
Bank-1 pressure regulator
Air inlet
Bank-2 pressure regulator
Air inlet
Route 1
Plumbing Box’s Air inlet
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Route2 : Tubing from Bank-1 pressure regulator outlet to directional valves main inlet
Route 4 : Tubing from Bank-2 pressure regulator outlet to Airbag outlet
Route 3: Tubing from Directional valves outlets to Up and Down outlets
Bank-1 pressure regulator
outlet
Directional Valve main inlet
Route 2
Must include at least 2 loops
Directional Valve extraction outlet
Directional Valve retraction outlet
Plumbing Box’s Up Outlet
Plumbing Box’s Down Outlet
Plumbing Box’s Airbag Outlet
Bank-2 pressure regulator
outlet
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