TeeJet Technologies ISOBUS IC18 User manual

USER MANUAL
IC18 SPRAYER
JOB COMPUTER
Software version 1.06

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Product Usage
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example, any of the following:
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When implementing any new equipment the buyer must take great care and pay attention. Any doubts as to the correct operation/use
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Table of Contents
CHAPTER 1– PRODUCT OVERVIEW 1
OPTIONAL SYSTEM COMPONENTS 1
CHAPTER 2 – GETTING STARTED 3
START UP 3
APPLICATION MODE 3
PAGE LAYOUT AND NAVIGATION 4
Home Screen...................................................................................................................................................................4
Transport Mode................................................................................................................................................................4
Operation Mode...............................................................................................................................................................5
Main Setup Mode.............................................................................................................................................................6
Main Setup Menu Icons and Section Overviews ...................................................................................................7
CHAPTER 3 – MAIN SETUP IN SPRAYER MODE 8
Main Setup Screen ................................................................................................................................................................................ 8
Master Screen ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
Home Screen........................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
COUNTERS 10
Trip Counters.........................................................................................................................................................................................11
Active Trip Counter .............................................................................................................................................. 11
Area Counter........................................................................................................................................................ 11
Distance Counter ................................................................................................................................................. 11
Time Counter ....................................................................................................................................................... 11
Volume Counter ................................................................................................................................................... 11
Campaign Counters............................................................................................................................................................................11
Area Counter........................................................................................................................................................ 11
Volume Counter ................................................................................................................................................... 11
Time Counter ....................................................................................................................................................... 11
Total Counters.......................................................................................................................................................................................12
Area Counter........................................................................................................................................................12
Volume Counter ...................................................................................................................................................12
Time Counter .......................................................................................................................................................12
Export Counters ...................................................................................................................................................................................12
JOB PARAMETERS 13
Active Trip Counter ..............................................................................................................................................13
Preset Application Rates......................................................................................................................................13
Nozzle..................................................................................................................................................................13
MACHINE 14
Filling........................................................................................................................................................................................................14
Actual Content .....................................................................................................................................................14
Density.................................................................................................................................................................14
Density Factor......................................................................................................................................................15
Full Tank...............................................................................................................................................................15
Operation ...............................................................................................................................................................................................15
Application Rate Step ..........................................................................................................................................15
Speed Source ......................................................................................................................................................15
Simulated Speed..................................................................................................................................................15
Implement Parameters......................................................................................................................................................................16
Section Width.................................................................................................................................................................16
Boom Section Width ............................................................................................................................................16
One-Touch Equal Widths .....................................................................................................................................16

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Nozzle Preset Setup......................................................................................................................................................16
Nozzle Preset.......................................................................................................................................................16
Nozzle Type .........................................................................................................................................................16
Nozzle Size..........................................................................................................................................................16
Low Pressure Limit ..............................................................................................................................................17
High Pressure Limit..............................................................................................................................................17
Reference Flow....................................................................................................................................................17
Reference Pressure.............................................................................................................................................17
Factory Settings...................................................................................................................................................17
Regulation Parameters..................................................................................................................................................18
Valve Calibration, Rough .....................................................................................................................................18
Valve Calibration, Fine.........................................................................................................................................18
Nozzle Spacing....................................................................................................................................................18
Regulation Mode..................................................................................................................................................18
Calibrations............................................................................................................................................................................................19
Implement Speed Sensor ..............................................................................................................................................19
Manual Calibration...............................................................................................................................................19
Automatic Calibration...........................................................................................................................................19
Flow Sensor...................................................................................................................................................................19
Manual Calibration...............................................................................................................................................19
Automatic Calibration...........................................................................................................................................19
Alarm Congurations.........................................................................................................................................................................20
CAN Speed Source Timeout................................................................................................................................20
Active Trip Count Information...............................................................................................................................20
Tank Content Minimum ........................................................................................................................................20
OEM ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................20
USER INTERFACE 21
Use Preferred VT.................................................................................................................................................21
This IC18..............................................................................................................................................................21
Pair with Switchbox..............................................................................................................................................21
Pair with BoomPilot ECU .....................................................................................................................................21
Currently Paired With Information........................................................................................................................21
Show Number on Soft Key...................................................................................................................................21
Sprayer Number (FI)............................................................................................................................................21
COMMUNICATION 22
HELP 22
Diagnostic ..............................................................................................................................................................................................23
Test Input .......................................................................................................................................................................23
Test Output ....................................................................................................................................................................23
Liquid Valve PWM Dutycycle ...............................................................................................................................23
Liquid Valve Direction ..........................................................................................................................................23
Master Valve ........................................................................................................................................................23
Section Valves .....................................................................................................................................................23
VT Data..........................................................................................................................................................................24
TECU.............................................................................................................................................................................24
About .......................................................................................................................................................................................................24
CHAPTER 4 – OPERATION MODE 25
AUTOMATIC OR MANUAL REGULATION MODE 25
OPERATION MODE OVERVIEW 26
Keys Descriptions..........................................................................................................................................................27
Section and Icon Descriptions .......................................................................................................................................27
Master Screen .......................................................................................................................................................................................28
Home Screen.........................................................................................................................................................................................29
APPLICATION RATE OPTIONS 29

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Target Rate Percentage Increase/Decrease................................................................................................................................29
Regulation Valve Manual Open/Close..........................................................................................................................................29
Target Rate .............................................................................................................................................................................................30
With Switchbox ..............................................................................................................................................................30
Without Switchbox .........................................................................................................................................................30
BOOM SECTIONS 31
On/O Sections from the Left or Right........................................................................................................................................31
Without Switchbox .........................................................................................................................................................31
With Switchbox ..............................................................................................................................................................31
Start/Stop Application.......................................................................................................................................................................32
Without Switchbox .........................................................................................................................................................32
With Switchbox ..............................................................................................................................................................32
Master Stop Key ...................................................................................................................................................................................32
With Switchbox ..............................................................................................................................................................32
INFORMATION KEY 33
TRANSPORT MODE 34
APPENDIX A - FACTORY SETTINGS & RANGES 35
APPENDIX B - UNIT SPECIFICATIONS 37

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CHAPTER 1– PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Congratulations on the purchase of your new IC18 ECU built on the ISOBUS architecture. This IC18 unit has the capability of either
sprayer or NH3 control when integrated into the implement of either capability. When used within the guidelines of this manual, the IC18
controller will be a reliable application tool.
This manual covers the Sprayer functions of the IC18 ECU. For NH3 functions, see manual number 98-05230.
Use with your existing VT or Matrix® 570VT
• Works seamlessly and displays on any ISOBUS VT
• Easy navigation menu and data rich display
• IC18 Sprayer ECU suitable for use with NH3 and liquid fertilizer
• Automatic boom section control upgrade option
• Variable rate control available providing your VT has GPS and task control capability
• Easy navigation menu and data rich display
• Add additional ISOBUS ECUs as your needs change
• Provides basic rate control
• Standardized plugs, cables and software simplify installation and connectivity and result in true “plug and play” technology. IC18 ECU
resides on the implement, reducing hardware in the cab
Figure 1-1: IC18 Job Computer
OPTIONAL SYSTEM COMPONENTS
Matrix 570VT
The Matrix 570VT is a simple to operate, ISOBUS-certied 14.5 cm (5.7″) colour touch screen display suitable for bright daylight and
nighttime operation
Figure 1-2: Matrix 570VT

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Switchbox
Manual section control with remote master capibility. The switchboxs are available in two congurations.
►9 sections output or 8 sections and a master output
►6 sections output or 5 sections and a master output
Figure 1-3: Switchboxes
IC18 Spreader Electronic Control Unit
Use with your existing VT or the Matrix 570VT for dry product application
• Works seamlessly and displays on any ISOBUS VT
• Easy navigation menu and data rich display
• Add additional ISOBUS ECUs as your needs change
• Provides basic rate control or variable rate if the connecting VT has variable rate task control capabilities
• Standardized plugs, cables and software simplify installation and connectivity and result in true “plug and play” technology. IC18 ECU
resides on the implement, reducing hardware in the cab
Figure 1-4: IC18 Spreader Electronic Control Unit
BoomPilot Electronic Control Unit for IC18
BoomPilot (automatic boom section control) is possible in combination with software built into the IC18 Sprayer/NH3 Electronic Control Unit
(ECU). The ECU should be combined with the appropriate cable to interface with your BoomPilot system, spray controller and/or spraying
machine for quick and easy installation. Electronic Control Units and their related cables are designed to control as many boom sections as
the spray controller to which they are connect, up to a maximum of 9 boom sections.
Figure 1-5: BoomPilot Electronic Control Unit

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CHAPTER 2 – GETTING STARTED
• A rm touch is required when selecting a screen icon.
• Settings are NOT automatically saved when selected. The ACCEPT KEY must be selected to save the setting. Select the
ESCAPE KEY to escape without saving settings and return to the previous menu.
• The console needs to be cycled off and back on when changing or attaching equipment to the system.
• The menu structure on your display might vary from the one displayed in this User Manual depending on the virtual terminal being
used.
START UP
Power is continuously supplied to the job computer. The virtual terminal will give access to the job computer options and operation.
Figure 2-1: Master Screen - Crop Sprayer Mode
Matrix VT Setup Key
IC18 Crop Sprayer
Master Screen Key
Other options as available on
ISOBUS system
APPLICATION MODE
The IC18 job computer is programed to be either a sprayer or NH3 applicator. This setting has been established before leaving the factory,
but it can be changed after purchase with assistance from TeeJet Technologies Customer Service or your local dealer through the OEM
setup menu options.
Figure 2-2: Crop Sprayer
Cnt 1
5.0 42
470 l
0
bar
1.14 ha
+ 5%
1311 l/hakm/h
Figure 2-3: NH3 Applicator
Cnt 1
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0 kgN 0.00 ha
+ 5%
1311 kg/min
kg/ha
km/h
kg/ha
This manual discusses specically the functions and options in Crop Sprayer Mode. See the specic IC18 NH3 User Manual for functions
and options in NH3 Mode.

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PAGE LAYOUT AND NAVIGATION
The Master Screen gives access to the systems currently available on your VT. From the Master Screen, the Home Screen gives access
to the IC18’s available functions.
Home Screen
The Home Screen gives access to the IC18’s available functions: Operation Mode, Transport Mode and Main Setup.
Figure 2-4: Home Screen - Crop Sprayer Mode
Operation Mode
Regulation Mode
Current selection, Auto/Manual, is highlighted with a green dot.
Main Setup Mode
Toggle Preset Target Rate
Quick View
Information Based on Current Active Trip
Master Screen Key
Transport Mode
Transport Mode
While in Transport Mode, all operation functions are locked off and cannot be activated.
Figure 2-5: Transport Mode
Home Key
Speedometer
Master Screen Key

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Operation Mode
Information on the Operation screen will vary depending on the parameters set by the user and the OEM.
Figure 2-6: Operation Mode Screen Overview
Cnt 5
50.0 283
4070 gal
0
psi
1.14 ac
+ 5%
1311 GPAmph
Cnt 5
5.2 283
4070 gal
0
psi
1.14 ac
+ 5%
1311 GPA
1
mph
Cnt 5
5.2 283
4070 l
0
bar
1.14 ha
+ 5%
1311 l/ha
1
km/h
Active Trip Count Number
Remaining Tank Contents
Speed/Application Information
Alert Warning
Application Rate
Density
Flow Based or Pressure Based
Nozzle Type
Boom Sections
Recommended Pressure Range
Applied Volume
Applied Area
Target Rate Percentage Increase/Decrease
NH3 Mode ActiveECU ID Number
Target Rate Indicator
Current Working Pressure
Current Pressure Rate
Cnt 5
50.0 283
4070 gal
0
psi
1.14 ac
+ 5%
1311 GPAmph
Next Page Key
Left Boom Sections On Key
Right Boom Sections On Key
Right Boom Sections Off Key
Left Boom Sections Off Key
Cnt 5
5.2 283
4070 gal
0
psi
1.14 ac
+ 5%
1311 GPA
1
mph
Cnt 5
5.2 283
4070 l
0
bar
1.14 ha
+ 5%
1311 l/ha
1
km/h
Home Key
Auto/Manual Mode Key
Start/Stop Key
Information Key
Toggle Preset Target Rates Key
Automatic Mode Boost/Step % Decrease Key
Manual Mode Regulation Valve Close Key
(ow and pressure will decrease)
Tank Filling Shortcut Key
Automatic Mode Boost/Step % Increase Key
Manual Mode Regulation Valve Open Key
(ow and pressure will increase)
Master Screen Key
Master Stop Key

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Main Setup Mode
The main setup menu contains six options. Each of these options either directly access settings or additional menus.
Figure 2-7: Main Setup Screen
Home Key
Back One Screen
Up One Selection
Down One Selection
Master Screen Key
Forward One Screen
The table below outlines the additional menus and directs you to the setup pages for further information.
MAIN SETUP MODE MENU STRUCTURE
| | | | | |
Counters
(pages 10-12)
Job Parameters
(pages 13)
Machine
(pages 14-20)
User Interface
(pages 21)
Communication
(pages 22)
Help
(pages 22-24)
Trip Filling Diagnostic
Campaign Operation Section width About
Total Implement parameters – Nozzle preset setup
Export Counters Implement speed sensor – Calibrations Regulation parameters
Flow sensor Alarm congurations
OEM – Sensor presence
Implement parameters
Valve setup
Tank setup
Regulation details
Clear total counters
NOTE: Select functions may not be visible due to OEM settings, available
equipment or sensors.
The OEM setup menu is password protected and the settings in this menu are
directly related to the tted OEM equipment. Refer to the IC18 Sprayer/NH3
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Main Setup Menu Icons and Section Overviews
Figure 2-8: Enter Selection Screens
Selection
Slide Bar with Decrease One Selection
and Increase One Selection Arrows
Escape Key
Number Pad
Close Number Pad Key
Accept Key
Zoom Out Key
Open Number Pad Key
Zoom In Key
Range Minimum
Range Maximum
Escape Key
Down One Selection
Available Selections
Accept Key
Up One Selection
Section or Icon Description
Accept Key Accepts the new selection
Close Number Pad
Key
Minimizes the number pad
Decrease One
Selection Arrow
Decreases the setting
Down One
Selection Arrow
Highlights the selection below
Escape Key Escapes without saving changes
Increase One
Selection Arrow
Increases the setting
Number Pad Use the numbers to set the selection value
Open Number Pad
Key
Maximizes the number pad
Selection Displays the current or new selection
Section or Icon Description
Slider Slide to the left to decrease or right to
increase the selection
Slide Bar Selects the setting by pressing and
releasing on the slide bar or pressing and
dragging the Slider to a designated value.
Range for a specic setting is displayed on
the slide bar.
Up One Selection
Arrow
Highlights the selection above
Zoom In
Key
Narrows slide bar range. Gray = maximum
zoom level.
Zoom Out
Key
Expands slide bar range. Gray = minimum
zoom level.

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CHAPTER 3 – MAIN SETUP IN SPRAYER MODE
Main Setup Mode congures the Counters, Job Parameters, Machine, User Interface, Communication and Help options.
NOTE: The menu structure on your display might vary from the one displayed in this User Manual depending on the virtual
terminal being used.
Figure 3-1: Main Setup Screen
Home Key
Back One Screen
Up One Option
Down One Option
Master Screen Key
Forward One Screen
MAIN SETUP MODE MENU STRUCTURE
| | | | | |
Counters
(pages 10-12)
Job Parameters
(pages 13)
Machine
(pages 14-20)
User Interface
(pages 21)
Communication
(pages 22)
Help
(pages 22-24)
Trip Filling Diagnostic
Campaign Operation About
Total Implement parameters – Section width
Export Counters Implement speed sensor – Calibrations Nozzle preset setup
Flow sensor Alarm congurations Regulation parameters
OEM
The OEM setup menu is password protected and the settings in this menu are directly related to the tted OEM equipment. Refer to the IC18 Sprayer/NH3 OEM Setup
Manual for information regarding OEM settings.
Main Setup Screen
NOTE: Settings are NOT automatically saved when selected. The ACCEPT KEY must be selected to save the setting. Select the
ESCAPE KEY to escape without saving settings and return to the previous menu.
To access the Main Setup screens:
1. Select IC18 SPRAYER KEY from the Master Screen.
2. Select MAIN SETUP SCREEN KEY from the Home Screen.
3. Select from:
►Counters – used to provide an overview of various system counters:
◄ Trip – used to display information regarding area, distance, time and amount applied.
◄ Campaign – used to display information regarding area, amount applied and time for all trips
◄ Total – used to display information regarding area, amount applied, and time for all activity
◄ Export Counters – allows counter information to be exported in HTML or CSV format
►Job Parameters – used to congure application settings including active trip counter, application rate and nozzle type.
►Machine – used to congure machine settings:
◄ Filling – establishes the amount of material remaining in the tank and the density of that material.
◄ Operation – establishes Application Rate Step, Speed Source, and Simulated Speed
◄ Implement Parameters – establishes the Section Width, Nozzle Preset Setup and Regulation Parameters
◄ Calibrations – establishes either manual or automatic settings of the sensors
◄ Alarm Configurations – establishes alarms for CAN Speed Source Timeout, Active Trip Count Information mode and Tank
Content Minimum
◄ OEM – The OEM setup menu is password protected and the settings in this menu are directly related to the tted OEM
equipment. Refer to the OEM Setup Manual for information regarding OEM settings.

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►User Interface – used to allow the operator to select the system virtual terminal (VT), switchbox pairing, BoomPilot ECU pairing and
soft key numbering as well as view serial numbers and ECU identication numbers:
►Communication – used to establish the IC18's ability to communicate with an external computer:
►Help – allows the operator to choose between Diagnostics and the About screen:
◄ Diagnostic – used to troubleshoot input/output of the controller (sensor or actuator).
◄ About – used to provide information on the console such as software version, build number, etc
NOTE: The menu structure on your display might vary from the one displayed in this User Guide depending on the virtual terminal being
used. This User Guide will display all possible options.
Master Screen
The Master Screen gives access to the systems currently available on your VT.
• To view the Master Screen options, select MASTER SCREEN KEY in bottom right corner of any screen.
Figure 3-2: Master Screen Master Screen Key on Main Setup Screen
Home Screen
The Home Screen gives access to the IC18’s available functions: Operation Mode, Transport Mode and Main Setup.
• To view the Home Screen, select HOME KEY in the top right corner of any screen.
Figure 3-3: Home Screen Home Key on Main Setup Screen

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COUNTERS
The Counters Menu provides an overview of various system counters including Trip Counters, Campaign Counters and Total Counters.
From this screen one can also Export Counters.
MAIN SETUP MENU
|| | | | |
Counters Job Parameters Machine User Interface Communication Help
Trip
Campaign
Total
Export Counters
Figure 3-4: Counters
1. From the Main Setup Screen , select COUNTERS.
2. Select from:
►Trip – used to display information regarding area, distance, time and amount
applied
►Campaign – used to display information regarding area, amount applied and
time for all trips
►Total – used to display information regarding area, amount applied, and time
for all activity
►Export Counters – allows counter information to be exported in HTML or
CSV format
NOTE: Settings are NOT automatically saved when selected. The
ACCEPT KEY must be selected to save the setting. Select the
ESCAPE KEY to escape without saving settings and return to
the previous menu.

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Trip Counters Figure 3-5: Trip Counters Menu
Figure 3-6: Confirm Counter Clearance
Figure 3-7: Campaign Counters
Figure 3-8: Confirm Campaign Clearance
Trip Counters displays information regarding area, distance, time and amount
applied. The trip that is active is displayed/active on the Operations Screen.
Active Trip Counter
One of up to ten (10) Active Trip Counters can be selected to view the desired trip
information. The trip that is “active” is displayed/active on the Operation Screen.
• To select the Active Trip Counter, use the number pad or slide bar.
• To clear the Trip Counters, select TRASH CAN KEY . A conrmation
screen will be displayed.
Area Counter
Displays applied coverage area for the selected Active Trip.
Distance Counter
Displays distance traveled for the selected Active Trip.
Time Counter
Displays time traveled for the selected Active Trip.
Volume Counter
Displays volume of material applied during the selected Active Trip.
Campaign Counters
Campaign Counters display information regarding area, amount applied and time
for all trips.
• To clear the Campaign Counters, select TRASH CAN KEY . A conrmation
screen will be displayed.
Area Counter
Displays total applied coverage area for all trips.
Volume Counter
Displays total volume of material applied during all trips.
Time Counter
Displays total time traveled for all trips

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Total Counters Figure 3-9: Total Counters
Export Counters
Figure 3-10: Confirm Export Counters
Total Counters displays information regarding area, amount applied, and time for all
activity. Total Counters can only be cleared in the OEM menu.
Area Counter
Displays total applied coverage area for all trips.
Volume Counter
Displays total volume of material applied during all trips.
Time Counter
Displays total time traveled for all trips.
Export Counters
Export Counters allows counter information to be exported in HTML or CSV format.
HTML les can be viewed from an internet browser. CSV les can be viewed as
Excel sheets.
• To export a HTML le, select HTML KEY . A conrmation screen will be
displayed.
• To export a CSV le, select CSV KEY . A conrmation screen will be
displayed.
For data transfer, an optional cable is required. Contact your local dealer for
additional information.

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JOB PARAMETERS
Job Parameters congures application settings. Options include Active Trip Counter, Preset Application Rates and Nozzle.
MAIN SETUP MODE MENU STRUCTURE
||| | | |
Counters Job Parameters Machine User Interface Communication Help
Figure 3-11: Job Parameters
1. From the Main Setup Screen , select JOB PARAMETERS.
NOTE: Settings are NOT automatically saved when selected. The
ACCEPT KEY must be selected to save the setting. Select the
ESCAPE KEY to escape without saving settings and return to
the previous menu.
Active Trip Counter
Active Trip Counter selects one of up to ten (10) active trip counters to view the
desired trip information. The trip that is “active” is displayed/active on the Operation
Screen.
• To select the Active Trip Counter, use the number pad or slide bar.
NOTE: The selected trip counter will have all data modified (added too) when
additional operations are activated. If current trip counter is not cleared,
the new data will be added to the existing data.
Preset Application Rates
Preset Application Rates dene up to ve (5) target rates of product being applied per hectare/acre. These settings will set the same for all
active trips. Target rates set to "0.0" will not be in included in the TOGGLE PRESET TARGET RATE options on the Operation Screen
or Home Screen.
• To select the Application Rate, use the number pad or slide bar.
Nozzle
Nozzle selects the nozzle type. This setting will set the same for all active trips. The ve (5) available nozzle types are preset under
Main -->Machine -->Implement Parameters -->Nozzle Preset Setup.
• To select the Nozzle type, select an option from the drop down menu or use the UP/DOWN ARROWS to highlight the option.

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MACHINE
Machine congures machine settings. Options include Filling, Operation, Implement Parameters, Calibrations,
Alarm Congurations and OEM.
MAIN SETUP MODE MENU STRUCTURE
| | ||||
Counters Job Parameters Machine User Interface Communication Help
Filling
Operation
Implement parameters – Section width
Implement speed sensor – Calibrations Nozzle preset setup
Flow sensor Alarm congurations Regulation parameters
OEM
The OEM setup menu is password protected and the settings in this menu are directly related to the tted OEM equipment.
Figure 3-12: Machine
1. From the Main Setup Screen , select MACHINE.
2. Select from:
►Filling – establishes the amount of material remaining in the tank and the
density of that material.
►Operation – establishes Application Rate Step, Speed Source, and
Simulated Speed.
►Implement Parameters – establishes the Section Width, Nozzle Preset
Setup and Regulation Parameters.
►Calibrations – establishes either manual or automatic settings of the
sensors.
►Alarm Congurations – establishes alarms for CAN Speed Source Timeout,
Active Trip Count Information mode and Tank Content Minimum
►OEM – The OEM setup menu is password protected and the settings in this
menu are directly related to the tted OEM equipment. Refer to the OEM Manual for information regarding OEM settings.
NOTE: Settings are NOT automatically saved when selected. The ACCEPT KEY must be selected to save the setting. Select the
ESCAPE KEY to escape without saving settings and return to the previous menu.
Filling Figure 3-13: Filling
Filling establishes the amount of material remaining in the tank and the density of
that material.
Different options will be available depending on if a tank sensor is installed.
NOTE: The size of the tank is established in the OEM menu. This is the number
that will repopulate when the Full Tank Key is pressed.
Actual Content
Actual Content displays the current volume of content in the tank. The volume can
be manually adjusted.
• To adjust the volume, use the number pad or slide bar.
NOTE: When a tank sensor is active, the actual content can not be changed
manually.
Density
Density establishes the density of the material being applied. It can be set to either
“fertilizer” or “water”.
• To select the Density, select an option from the drop down menu or use the
UP/DOWN ARROWS to highlight the option.
NOTE: If “Fertilizer” is selected, a Density Factor option appears.