TeeJet Technologies DYNAJET IC7 140 User manual

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1 - INSTALLATION & UPDATING 6
DYNAJET IC7140 ECU 6
Software Updates ....................................................................................................................................................................................................6
ECU Orientation.......................................................................................................................................................................................................7
COMPONENT INSTALLATION 8
Installation System Components..................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Component Installation Instructions.............................................................................................................................................................................. 9
Power Source...........................................................................................................................................................................................................9
Drivers Modules and Terminators .........................................................................................................................................................................9
Nozzle Harnesses....................................................................................................................................................................................................9
CAN Cables ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................9
Pressure Sensor....................................................................................................................................................................................................10
Boom Interface Module (BIM)...............................................................................................................................................................................10
SOFTWARE UPDATE INSTRUCTIONS 11
CHAPTER 2 - SCREEN INTRODUCTION 13
BASIC SCREEN USE 13
General Screen Options .......................................................................................................................................................................................13
How to Navigate Settings Options................................................................................................................................................................................ 14
Selecting from a List .............................................................................................................................................................................................14
Selecting a Numeric Value ...................................................................................................................................................................................15
CHAPTER 3 - INITIAL START-UP & CALIBRATIONS 16
NO. 1 POWER UP AND INITIALISATION 16
NO. 2 ESTABLISH SELECT SETTINGS 17
Enter Unlock Codes............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 17
Machine Setup..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17
With Rate Controller Communications ...............................................................................................................................................................17
No Rate Controller Communications ..................................................................................................................................................................18
Setup and Select Nozzle................................................................................................................................................................................................... 18
NO. 3 GET TO KNOW THE CONTROL MODES 19
NO. 4 PREFORM SYSTEM FUNCTIONAL TEST 20
Ensure Current Rate Control System is Operating Normally ...........................................................................................................................20
Confirm Boom Sections are Functioning ...........................................................................................................................................................20
Confirm Each of the Corresponding E-ChemSaver®Solenoids Is Pulsing.....................................................................................................20
NO. 5 CALIBRATE THE RATE CONTROLLER REGULATION 20
Flow Pulses Tests ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 21
Test 1 – Duty Cycle 100% .....................................................................................................................................................................................21
Test 2 – Duty Cycle 50% .......................................................................................................................................................................................22
Test 3 – Duty Cycle “Minimum Duty Cycle” .......................................................................................................................................................22
NO. 6 CALIBRATE THE DYNAJET IC7140 SYSTEM 22
Select Gain Preset............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23
Calibrating the System...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24
Highest Pressure/Smallest Droplet Size .............................................................................................................................................................24
Lower Pressure/Larger Droplet Size ...................................................................................................................................................................24
CHAPTER 4 - HOME SCREEN 25
Home Screen Options...........................................................................................................................................................................................25
Accessing the Home Screen ................................................................................................................................................................................26
Quick Overview Box........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 26
Rate Controller Communications ........................................................................................................................................................................26
Rate Controller Communications ........................................................................................................................................................................26
Errors......................................................................................................................................................................................................................27
Disengage Mode................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 27

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CHAPTER 5 - SETUP 28
Accessing the Main Setup Screen .......................................................................................................................................................................28
Accessing the Nozzle Favourites Screen............................................................................................................................................................28
MAIN SETTINGS MENU 29
Main Setup Overview Options..............................................................................................................................................................................29
Machine Setup.................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 30
Gain Preset Setup............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 31
User Interface ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 33
OEM Settings ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 34
Help ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 35
About ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................35
System Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................................35
UT Data Diagnostics..............................................................................................................................................................................................36
Gyroscope Diagnostics ........................................................................................................................................................................................36
NOZZLE FAVOURITES 37
System Overview Options ....................................................................................................................................................................................37
Nozzle Presets ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 38
Current Nozzle Selection ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 38
CHAPTER 6 - OPERATION 39
Operation Screen Options....................................................................................................................................................................................39
Accessing the Operation Screen .........................................................................................................................................................................40
Droplet Size Chart.............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 40
OPERATION MODES 40
Manual Mode ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 40
Droplet Mode ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 41
Adjustable Droplet Mode ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 41
BOOM APPLICATION ACTIVITY 42
CONTROL ERRORS & ALERTS 43
Pop-up Alert Screens ............................................................................................................................................................................................43
NON-TOUCHSCREEN UT OPTIONS 43
TURN COMPENSATION 44
Good Practices Guide ...........................................................................................................................................................................................44
CHAPTER 7 - SYSTEM OVERVIEW 46
Accessing the System Overview Screen ............................................................................................................................................................47
DRIVER/SOLENOID INFORMATION 47
SYSTEM ERRORS 48
Pop-up Alert Screens ............................................................................................................................................................................................48
System Overview Screen......................................................................................................................................................................................49
Home Screen Visibility..........................................................................................................................................................................................49
APPENDIX A – DYNAJET APPLICATION CHARTS 50
DYNAJET IC7140 NOZZLE SELECTION 50
Nozzle/Tip Selection Chart Explanation..............................................................................................................................................................51
Nozzle/Tip Size Selection Example......................................................................................................................................................................51
Nozzle/Tip Series Selection Example ..................................................................................................................................................................51
Speed Range Available for Various Application Rates............................................................................................................................................ 52
APPENDIX B – TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE 56
UNAVAILABLE MODES 56
Operation Mode ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 56
Disengage Mode ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 56
Turn Compensation........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 56
Turn Compensation On/Off Unavailable .............................................................................................................................................................56
Turn Compensation Visual Unavailable..............................................................................................................................................................57
Turn Compensation Unavailable..........................................................................................................................................................................57

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ALERT OVERVIEW 57
INITIALISATION BOOM SETUP ERROR WITH 8-OUTPUT DRIVERS 60
APPENDIX C – E-ChemSaver Maintenance Instructions 61
APPENDIX D – User Settings Log 69
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SAFETY INFORMATION
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
All safety related and operating instructions should be read before the system is operated. Safe operation of machinery is the operator’s
responsibility. Safety procedures must be posted close to the equipment and clearly visible to and legible by the operator. Safety procedures should
meet all company and local regulations, as well as MSDS-requirements. For assistance, contact a local dealer.
Safety Alert Symbol Definitions:
DANGER! This symbol is reserved for the most
extreme situations where serious personal injury or
death is imminent.
WARNING! This symbol indicates a hazardous
situation that could result in serious personal injury or
death.
CAUTION! This symbol indicates a hazardous
situation that could result in minor or moderate personal
injury.
NOTE: This symbol addresses practices in which the
operator should be aware.
GENERAL WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS
DANGER!
•Read and follow instructions. If instructions are unclear after reading the manual, please contact a local dealer.
•Keep children away from equipment.
•Do not operate machinery under the influence of alcohol or any illegal substance.
•Some systems include a fan heater. Never cover the heater otherwise there will be a serious danger of fire!
WARNING! ELECTRICAL / SHOCK HAZARDS
•Before working on any particular component, make sure that all power supplies have been switched off and cannot be
accidentally switched on.
•Disconnect power leads before using an arc welder on equipment or anything connected to the equipment.
•Systems including frequency drives have a risk of electric shock due to residual voltage. It is not permissible to open the
equipment neither to disconnect the system or any quick connection until 5 minutes after the power has been removed.
•Only operate the system from the power source indicated in the manual. If you are not sure of the power source, consult
qualified service personnel.
•Do not use a high pressure cleaner to clean electrical components. This could damage electrical components and subject the
operator to risk of electrical shock.
•The electrical supply to the equipment must be properly routed and connected to the equipment. All connections must meet
the specified requirements.
WARNING! PRESSURISED HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS
•Always wear personal protective equipment (PPE) when performing work on hydraulic systems.
•Adhere to the machine manufacture’s approved maintenance instructions when working on the hydraulic system.
•Always turn equipment off when working on the hydraulic system. Take appropriate precautions when opening systems that
have been previously pressurised.
•Be aware that hydraulic oil may be extremely hot and under high pressure.
WARNING! CHEMICAL HANDLING
•Always wear PPE when handling any chemical substance.
•Always follow safety labels and instructions provided by the chemical manufacturer or supplier.
•The operator should have full information on the nature and the quantity of the material to be distributed.
•Adhere to FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL REGULATIONS REGARDING THE HANDLING, USE OR DISPOSAL OF
AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS.
WARNING! PRESSURISED SPRAY SYSTEM
•It is important to recognise proper safety precautions when using a pressurised spray system. Fluids under pressure can
penetrate skin and cause serious personal injury.
•The system pressure should never exceed the lowest rated component. Always know your system and all component
capabilities, maximum pressures and flow rates.

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•Filters can only be opened when the manual valves in front of and behind the filter are in closed position. If any appliance has
to be taken out of the piping, manual valves in front of and behind this appliance have to be in closed position. If they are
reinstalled, make sure that this happens correctly, that this apparatus is well aligned, and that all connections are tight.
•The plumbing supply to the equipment should meet all company and local regulations and must be properly routed and
connected to the equipment. All connections must meet the specified requirements.
•It is advised to drain and purge the liquid train when the equipment shall not be used for a longer period of time.
WARNING! AUTO STEERING SAFETY
•To prevent serious personal injury or death from being run over by the vehicle or automated motion of the steering system,
never leave the vehicles operator seat with the system engaged.
•To prevent serious personal injury or death from being run over by the vehicle or automated motion of the steering system,
verify the area around the vehicle is clear of people or obstacles before startup, calibration, tuning or engaging the system.
•Make sure equipment is tightly secured to the proper components.
•Never drive on public roads with system engaged.
CAUTION! EQUIPMENT SAFETY, MAINTENANCE, AND SERVICE
•The equipment should be operated only by properly trained, qualified personnel. They must have proven their skills in the
operation of the equipment.
•Before using the equipment, the operator has to check if the equipment is in good condition and can be used safely. If not,
the equipment cannot be used.
•All necessary PPE must be readily available to the operator at all times.
•Routinely check the system and components for wear and damage. Replace or repair when necessary.
•Only qualified authorised experts are allowed to repair or maintain the installation. The maintenance and operating
instructions shall be rigidly observed and followed.
•A complete manual for the equipment must be available to the operator or maintenance technician at all times.
CAUTION! HARNESS CABLE AND HOSE SAFETY
•Routinely check all harness cables and hoses for damage or wear. Replace or repair when necessary.
•Do not route harness cables and hoses with sharp bends.
•Do not strap harness cables and hoses to lines with high vibration or spikes in pressure.
•Do not strap harness cables and hoses to lines transporting hot fluids.
•Protect harness cables and hoses from sharp objects, equipment debris, and material buildup.
•Allow sufficient length for harness cables and hoses to have free movement on sections that move during operation, and be
sure that harness cables or hoses do not hang below the equipment.
•Allow sufficient clearance for harness cables and hoses from implement and machine operational zones.
•When cleaning equipment, protect harness cables from high pressure wash.
NOTE: TOUCH SCREEN CARE
•Keep sharp objects away from the touch screen device. Touching the screen with a sharp object could result in damage to the
display.
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Do not use harsh chemicals to clean the console/display. The correct way to clean a console/display is to use a soft damp
cloth or anti-static wipe, similar to cleaning a monitor on a computer.
NOTE: RECOMMENDED REPLACEMENT PARTS
•The system has been designed with components that work together to provide the best system performance. When the
system requires replacement parts, only TeeJet recommended components should be used to maintain proper system
operation and safety.
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CHAPTER 1 -INSTALLATION & UPDATING
DynaJet IC7140 installation includes eight (8) output driver options where each driver consists of eight (8) nozzle harnesses and is tailored to the
customer’s specific equipment.
DYNAJET IC7140 ECU
The DynaJet IC7140 controller works in conjunction with an existing
rate controller to achieve a target application rate while maintaining
target droplet size(s) when a speed change occurs.
The DynaJet IC7140 controller changes flow output to each individual
nozzle based upon input provided from the operator about the
optimum droplet size (target pressure) for the application.
Figure 1-1: DynaJet IC7140 Controller
Item
Description
1
Pressure Interface Harness connector
NOTE: A pressure interface harness may not be included
in all configurations. When not in use, use the
provided cap to enclose this connector port.
2
DynaJet IC7140 ECU Main Harness connector
3
Product and serial number label
4 Mounting tabs
5
Programming Port
NOTE: Verify the unit is secured with the four mounting screws before
using the DynaJet IC7140. Keep magnetic and electromagnetic
devices away from the DynaJet IC7140 system. Mounting the
DynaJet IC7140 system in areas of high vibration can adversely
affect the system operation. It is highly recommended to mount
directly to the vehicle’s main frame or to something directly
connected to the main frame.
Figure 1-2: DynaJet IC7140 ECU Top and Bottom Views
Software Updates
As TeeJet Technologies continues to enhance its software, updates for the console will be made available at www.teejet.com.See DynaJet Software
Update Instructions bulletin 98-01571 at the end of this chapter for details and instructions.

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ECU Orientation
The DynaJet IC7140 ECU needs to know which orientation it is
mounted, or the system will not work properly. Note the direction of
the ECU label, connections, and left/right edges in relation to the
forward facing direction of the vehicle. The view will always be as if
the operator is looking down from the top of the cab.
•The DynaJet IC7140 ECU must be mounted securely to a
surface that is firmly mounted to the vehicle and moves in
unison with the GNSS antenna.
•During DynaJet IC7140 console setup in Main-> OEM Settings
the orientation of the DynaJet IC7140 ECU must be accurately
specified in “ECU Orientation”.
Orthogonal Orientations
The DynaJet IC7140 ECU is to be mounted orthogonally on the
vehicle. This means that the DynaJet IC7140 ECU is at a 90° angle or
some multiple of 90 (0, 90, 180, 270) degrees at all three axes
(vertically, horizontally, and perpendicular to the other two) when
compared to the direction of travel of the vehicle.
Select one of the six (6) possible orthogonal orientations at which the
DynaJet IC7140 ECU is installed.
◄Horizontal, Label Up (default installation position)
◄Horizontal, Label Down
◄Vertical, Connectors Up
◄Vertical, Connectors Down
◄Vertical, Left Edge Up
◄Vertical, Right Edge Up
Figure 1-3: Orthogonal Orientations as Compared to Vehicle Orientation
Orthogonal orientation is as if looking down at the ECU from above.
Horizontal,
Label Up
Horizontal,
Label Down
Vertical, Connectors
Up
Vertical, Connectors
Down
Vertical,
Left Edge Up
Vertical,
Right Edge Up
Default Installation
Position Caution – “Vertical, Connection Up” should only be
used when no other orientations are available.

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COMPONENT INSTALLATION
DynaJet IC7140 installation includes eight (8) output driver options where each driver consists of eight (8) nozzle harnesses and is tailored to the
customer’s specific equipment. The following is general installation information. Specific instructions will be based on selected components and will be
tailored to the machine.
Installation System Components
Item
Part Number
Description
1DM-01 DynaJet IC7140 ECU Module
2-1
Number dependent on components
DynaJet ECU Harness
2-2
50-05222
18 Position Cinch Dust Cap
316-05015 Pressure Sensor
445-05887: 3′ / 1 m
45-05886: 25′ / 7.5 m
Pressure Sensor Cable (only required with 45-10207 DynaJet Hybrid ECU Harness)
5
78-05137
Pressure Interface (only required with 45-10207 DynaJet Hybrid ECU Harness)
6
45-10195
Boom Interface Module (BIM) Hybrid Harness
7
45-04006-03: 3′ / 1 m
45-04006-07: 7′ / 2 m
45-04006-13: 13′ / 4 m
45-04006-20: 20′ / 6 m
CAN Extension Cable
8
45-04006-END
CAN Terminator-END
9
45-04006-START
CAN Terminator-START
10 78-05091, up to 15 sections (1-15)
78-05128, up to 30 sections (16-30)
Boom Interface Module (BIM)
11
45-05998-xx
Power Adapter
12
78-05124
DynaJet HF Driver
13
45-04005-xx-xx
Nozzle Harness
14
45-05971
Power Extension Driver
15
45-05997-15
Driver Power “Y” Cable
16
78-05121-xx
Power Distribution Module (PDM)
17
45-05942-xx
Power Cable, 6 gauge
18
45-05943
Battery Cable, 60 amp Fused
19
45-04001-xx
Nozzle Extension

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Figure 1-4: DynaJet IC7140 Hybrid System Diagram
Component Installation Instructions
Power Source
Power must be sourced from the battery using a (18) 60 amp fused battery cable [45-05943] which connects to a (17) 6 gauge power cable [45-05942-
xx] to connect to the (16) Power Distribution Module [78-05121-xx].
Power must be routed from the (16) Power Distribution Module [78-05121-xx] to each (13) Nozzle harness [45-04005-xx-xx] (which connects to each
(12) DynaJet IC7140 driver [78-05124]) using a (14) Power Extension Driver cable [45-05971-xx], (15) Driver Power “Y” cable [45-05997-xx] and/or (11)
Power Adapter cable [45-05998-xx].
Drivers Modules and Terminators
There will be one (12) DynaJet IC7140 Driver [78-05124] per eight (8) nozzles.
•Mount each DynaJet IC7140 driver centered within the eight (8) nozzles it controls.
The (9) Start Terminator 45-04006-START must be connected to the DynaJet IC7140 driver 78-05124 for section 1.
The (8) End Terminator 45-04006-END must be connected to the Driver module 78-05124 for the last section.
Nozzle Harnesses
When installing (13) Nozzle Harnesses [45-04005-xx-xx] always start with section 1 and continue to the last section, working left to right (while facing in
the machine’s forward direction
Nozzle harnesses are designed for your specific nozzle spacing.
CAN Cables
(7) CAN cables [45-04006-xx] must be connected in series between each (13) Nozzle harness [45-04005-xx-xx] through the (2-1) DynaJet ECU
Harness.

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Pressure Sensor
Without a Pressure Interface
(4) Pressure Sensor Cable [45-05887 or 45-05886] connects the (2) DynaJet ECU Harness to the (3) Pressure Sensor [16-05015]. Extension cables
404-0045 or 404-0039 are also available to connect the pressure sensor to the DynaJet Hybrid ECU Harness.
Use (2-2) 18 Position Cinch Dust Cap to cover the open port on the (1) DynaJet IC7140 ECU Module
With a Pressure Interface
(5) Pressure Interface [78-05137] connects to the (1) DynaJet IC7140 ECU Module. (4) Pressure Sensor Cable [45-05887 or 45-05886] connects the
(5) Pressure Interface [78-05137] to the (3) Pressure Sensor [16-05015]. Extension cables [404-0045 or 404-0039] are also available to connect the
pressure sensor to the Pressure Interface.
Boom Interface Module (BIM)
(6) Boom Interface Module (BIM) Hybrid harness [45-10195] connects between the (2) DynaJet ECU Harness and a (7) CAN cable [45-04006-xx].
The (10)Boom Interface Module (BIM) [78-05091 or 78-05128] connects to the (6) Boom Interface Module (BIM) Hybrid harness [45-10195].
Figure 1-5: Installation

SOFTWARE UPDATE
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DynaJet® IC7140
As TeeJet Technologies continues to enhance its software, updates for the console will be made available at www.teejet.com. You must have the
software update folder stored on a USB storage device prior to beginning the update.
RECOMMENDATION: Be parked while the update is in progress. This will help ensure that the update process is not interrupted by the USB drive
bouncing around while the vehicle is in motion.
NOTES:
►The file is in a compressed zip format and needs to be unzipped/ uncompressed before loading onto the USB drive.
►The software update file can be used on multiple consoles.
WARNING! Do not use a USB storage device with U3 technology (also known as “U3 smart drives”) as U3 technology could cause downloading
issues.
Settings May Not Be Retained
Updating from early releases (before sv1.11) of the DynaJet IC7140 may not retain all programmed settings or configurations. It is always
recommended to notate the current configurations using the 98-01557 User Settings Log available at www.teejet.com.
Check the USB Drive
The programming port on the module has limited access space. This
can lead to some USB drives to not fit into the USB port.
1. While the DynaJet IC7140 is off, unscrew the Programming Port
cover (A) using a large flat head screwdriver.
CAUTION: Removal of the Programming Port cover exposes
internal parts of the ECU. The cover should be off only
when using the USB port. Be cautious to keep the port
clean and dry.
2. Insert the intended USB drive into the DynaJet IC7140 ECU USB
port (B), verifying that it fully seats within the port.
WARNING: Do not start the system while USB is inserted.
3. Remove USB drive.
4. Replace the Programming Port cover when finished. Tighten
securely to avoid water leaks.
If the USB drive fits, proceed to the Software Installation.
If the USB drive does not fit, try a different USB drive, or use a USB
extension cable.
Figure 1: Programming Port Location

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Software Installation
Prepare Files
1. Download the software zip file directly to your computer’s Desktop
or Downloads folder (see “How to download ZIP files.pdf” for
details).
2. Double click the zip file then select either A or B:
a. Copy and paste the “tjrun” folder to the root directory of an
empty USB drive.
b. Using the “Extract all files” function, unzip/decompress the
downloaded files to the root directory of an empty USB drive
(see “How to download ZIP files.pdf” for details).
Once downloaded and unzipped, you will see the “tjrun” folder on
your USB drive.
RECOMMENDATION: Use an empty USB drive. Be sure there are
no other automatically executable files on the drive.
3. Properly eject the USB drive from your computer using the “Safely
Remove Hardware” icon from the Task Bar or the “Eject this disk”
function from the My Computer window or the “Eject Disk” option
(on a MAC).
Program the Module
4. With the system ON and the DynaJet IC7140 fully loaded, unscrew
the Programming Port cover (A) using a large flat head
screwdriver.
CAUTION: Removal of the Programming Port cover exposes
internal parts of the ECU. The cover should be off only when using
the USB port. Be cautious to keep the port clean and dry.
5. Insert the USB drive into the DynaJet IC7140 ECU USB port (B).
WARNING! Do not remove the USB drive or disconnect power
from the console at any time during the update process.
The update will start automatically.
6. Wait for the programming to complete.
a. Shortly after the USB drive is inserted, a Lost Communication
Alert will be shown. Do not be alarmed by this. It is expected
behaviour.
b. The Programming Port LED (D) will turn RED while the
module is programming. Programming can take a few minutes.
c. When the module has completed programming, the
Programming Port LED (C) will turn GREEN.
7. Once the Programming Port LED (C) turns GREEN, remove the
USB drive.
8. Replace the Programming Port cover (A). Tighten securely to
avoid water leaks.
9. Restart the system.
To verify your update has installed, check the software version number
on the Main-> Help-> About screen.
Driver Updates
If the software update included updates to the drivers, the driver update
will be run after restart.
10. A Driver Update Progress screen will be shown. Each driver may
take up to 18 seconds to update.
11. Once complete, restart the system again.
To verify your update has installed, check the driver software version
number on the System Overview screen.
Adding Languages
When updating early releases (before sv1.11) using a USB drive, the
inclusion of non-English languages needs to be run as a separate
update.
1. Follow same procedure as general software installation using the
language installation zip file.
To verify non-English languages have installed, change the console
language.
Please contact TeeJet Technologies with any questions or for assistance.
TEEJET TECHNOLOGIES IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DAMAGE DUE TO IMPROPER DOWNLOAD AND
INSTALLATION OF AN UPDATE
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CHAPTER 2 -SCREEN INTRODUCTION
Congratulations on the purchase of your new DynaJet IC7140 ECU built on the ISOBUS architecture. When used within the guidelines of this manual,
the DynaJet IC7140 will be a reliable droplet size control system.
BASIC SCREEN USE
The DynaJet IC7140 display comprises Available ECU buttons, an interactive information display and softkeys.
•A firm touch is required when selecting a screen icon.
•Setup options 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.
NOTE: The softkey menus and touch screen structure on your display might vary from the one displayed in this user manual depending on the universal
terminal being used.
Figure 2-1: Screen Overview
General Screen Options
►Available ECUs – Systems currently available on your UT are displayed
in the left hand column of every screen. The highlighted ECU icon
indicates the ISOBUS system component that is in focus. To navigate
between systems, press the desired system’s icon.
NOTE: Icons vary depending on systems available components.
DynaJet IC7140 ECU – Press to access the DynaJet IC7140
system.
A progress bar may be shown on the icon during start up while the system loads and communicates with all components.
Available ECUs
DynaJet IC7140 ECU
Softkeys
Interaction Information Display
Operation
Main Setup Menu
Nozzle Favourites
Syste
m Overview
Disengage Mode
Operation

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While DynaJet is in Disengage Mode, press to go to DynaJet IC7140 ECU.
►Interactive Information Display – Displays all system information, menus and operation interactions as
well as may contain buttons for additional screen options or settings.
►Softkeys – Displays buttons [with or without icons] to access additional menus or screens, to change
settings on the current screen and/or to enhance settings or operation functions. Softkeys without an
icon do not have associated functions.
How to Navigate Settings Options
Settings are selected from either a list of options or by entering a numeric value.
Selecting from a List
Highlight the option using the Up/Down Selection Arrows then use the Accept button to save the selection.
Figure 2-2: Setting from a List Example
Figure 2-3: Settings Options with List
Section or icon
Description
Available Selections
A list of available options for the selected setting.
Up One Selection Arrow
Moves selection box up
Down One Selection Arrow
Moves selection box down
Accept
Accepts and saves settings
Escape
Escapes without saving changes
Accept
Up One Selection
Escape
Down One Selection
Available Selections

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Selecting a Numeric Value
Enter the numeric value using the slide bar or number pad then use the Accept button to save the value.
Figure 2-4: Setting a Numeric Value Example
Figure 2-5: Settings Options with Number Pad
Section or icon
Description
Numeric Value
Displays the current numeric value
Slide Bar Selects the value by pressing and releasing on the slide bar or pressing and dragging the slider to a
designated value. The range for a specific setting is displayed on the slide bar.
Slider
Slide to the left to decrease or right to increase the numeric value
Increase Arrow
Increases the numeric value
Decrease Arrow
Decreases the numeric value
Number Pad
Use to set the numeric value
Collapse Number Pad
Hides the number pad
Accept
Accepts and saves settings
Escape
Escapes without saving changes
Expand Number Pad
Reveals the number pad
Zoom In
Narrows slide bar range. Grey = maximum zoom level.
Zoom Out
Expands slide bar range. Grey = minimum zoom level.
Range Maximum
Range Minimum
Zoom In
Zoom Out
Expand Number Pad
Accept
Escape
Numeric Value
Numeric Value
Slide bar
Accept
Escape
Number Pad
Collapse Number Pad

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CHAPTER 3 -INITIAL START-UP & CALIBRATIONS
The following is the steps required for first-time setup of the DynaJet IC7140 system. When these settings and calibrations are completed, operation
should be possible.
WARNING! With each nozzle change or when nozzles are replaced, a system calibration (steps NO. 5 CALIBRATE THE RATE CONTROLLER
REGULATION and NO. 6 CALIBRATE THE DYNAJET IC7140 SYSTEM) must be completed before attempted operation. These configurations
may affect Gain settings. Failure to properly configure and calibrate the system will result in sub-standard performance. Once complete, operation
may proceed.
NOTE: Information on the ECU will vary depending on the parameters set by the user and the OEM.
NO. 1 POWER UP AND INITIALISATION
Power is continuously supplied to the controller. The universal
terminal (UT) will give access to the controller options and operation.
•The console needs to be cycled off and back on when
changing or attaching other or additional electronic
components to the system.
Upon startup, the system will cycle the following screens.
►Initialisation screen – During power-up, the Initialisation screen
is displayed for five (5) seconds, or until all drivers are
scanned.
►End User Licence Agreement – appears after the Initialisation
screen and will not allow Home Screen access until it has been
acknowledged by pressing the Accept button.
►Home screen – Once initialisation is complete and the End
User Licence Agreement is acknowledged, the Home screen
will appear. Multiple values are displayed on the Home screen
offering a quick overview of the state of the system
components. When a rate controller is on the system and
communicating, displaying section and boom module interface
information is not required nor displayed.
WARNING! Do not move the machine until the Home screen has
been reached.
Figure 3-1: Power Up and Initialisation Sequence

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NO. 2 ESTABLISH SELECT SETTINGS
Enter Unlock Codes
Unlock codes are found in the Main Menu screen under the User
Interface options. When initially setting up the system, some features
may need to be unlocked before they will be available. All unlock
codes require the console to be restarted.
Contact an authorized TeeJet Technologies local dealer for unlock
code availability.
1. From the Home screen, press the MAIN SETUP KEY.
2. Select User Interface .
3. Select and enter unlock codes as available:
4. As instructed on the Unlock Code Instruction Bulletin, restart the
console.
Figure 3-2: Machine Setup
Machine Setup
With Rate Controller Communications
Machine Setup is found in the Main Menu screen. When initially
setting up the system, setting parameters for Pressure Sensor Max is
strongly suggested. Other machine settings and user parameters can
be adjusted as needed after calibrating the system.
NOTE: Gain settings will be calibrated in following sections.
1. From the Home screen, press the MAIN SETUP KEY.
2. Select Machine Setup .
3. Establish:
►Pressure Sensor Max – Enter the maximum pressure value
as indicated on the pressure sensor label.
Figure 3-3: Machine Setup with Rate Controller Communications

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No Rate Controller Communications
Machine Setup is found in the Main Menu screen. When initially
setting up the system, setting parameters for Number of Sections,
Nozzles per Section, and Pressure Sensor Max is strongly suggested.
Other machine settings and user parameters can be adjusted as
needed after calibrating the system.
NOTE: Gain settings will be calibrated in following sections.
1. From the Home screen, press the MAIN SETUP KEY.
2. Select Machine Setup .
3. Establish:
►Number of Sections – Set the number of boom sections.
►Nozzles per Section – Press the ARROW BUTTON to go to
the Nozzles per Section Screen. Enter a value for each
section.
►Pressure Sensor Max – Enter the maximum pressure value
as indicated on the pressure sensor label.
Figure 3-4: Machine Setup
Setup and Select Nozzle
Preset nozzle favourites allows saving of up to five (5) nozzles for
quick recall. Use this to quickly access the most frequently used spray
nozzles including these being used for initial startup calibrating.
When communicating with a rate controller, be sure that both the rate
controller and the DynaJet are set to the same nozzle.
Establish Nozzle Favourite(s)
1. From the Home screen, press NOZZLE FAVOURITES KEY.
2. Select ADD NOZZLE BUTTON. Nozzle selection will be
established in the associated favourites location.
3. On the Nozzle Selection screen,
◄Select a nozzle series.
◄Select the nozzle capacity.
4. Press the PREVIOUS SCREEN KEY to complete the selection
and return to the Nozzle Favourites screen.
5. Repeat steps 2-3 to establish additional nozzle favourites.
Select Current Nozzle
If more than one favourite is established:
1. Select the nozzle to be used during the System Functional Test.
Figure 3-5: Nozzle Selection

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NO. 3 GET TO KNOW THE CONTROL MODES
To begin calibrating the system, an operation mode needs to be established. There are three types of Operation Modes:
Manual Mode –Select the intended nozzle and the target PWM Duty Cycle Percentage. The system will calculate and display the droplet sizes
for the nozzle selected. DynaJet
IC7140 will control to the target Duty Cycle Percentage.
Droplet Mode –Select the intended nozzle and the target droplet size range. The system will calculate and display the median boom pressure
required to meet this droplet size range for the nozzle
selected. DynaJet IC7140 will control to maintain the target droplet size range.
NOTE: Droplet Mode may not be available with all system configurations.
Adjustable Droplet Mode –Select the intended nozzle and the droplet size range with the option to adjust the target droplet size. The system
will calculate and display th
e droplet size for the nozzle selected at the target droplet size. DynaJet IC7140 will control to maintain the target
droplet size
.
NOTE: Many factors including but not limited to application rate, material density, speed, nozzle model/size/spacing may limit the ability of
DynaJet IC7140 to meet the control target.
See the “OPERATION” chapter for more details on each mode.
To select an operation mode:
1. From the Home screen, press the OPERATION KEY.
2. Press the CURRENT OPERATION MODE INDICATOR & MODE CHANGE BUTTON on the Nozzle Pressure Gauge. Modes will toggle from
Manual Mode to Droplet Mode to Adjustable Droplet Mode.
Figure 3-6: Operation Mode from Home Screen