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Operating instructions
Electronic control unit
Ecospray
- EN -
Art. No. 175_4789
2/09.10
LEMKEN GmbH & Co. KG
Weseler Strasse 5, D-46519 Alpen / PO Box 1160, D-46515 Alpen
Telephone (02802) 81-0, Fax (02802) 81-220
E-mail: [email protected], Internet: http://www.lemken.com
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Device-specific data
The following data are to be ascertained on your device and entered at the corresponding area.
Terminal
- Enter the pulses per 100 m per tractor in the table below:
No. Tractor mm/pulse
1
2
3
4
5
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Dear Customer
Thank you for the trust you have placed in us by purchasing this device. The device can only be
used to its full advantage when operated and used properly. When the device was delivered,
you will already have been instructed in its operation, adjustment and maintenance by your dealer. These brief instructions require additional thorough study of the operating instructions.
These operating instructions will help to familiarise you with the LEMKEN GmbH & Co. KG device and the options available for using it.
The operating instructions contain important information about how to operate the device safely,
properly and efficiently. Following the instructions will help to prevent hazards, faults and down
times and will increase reliability and service life.
Read the operating instructions carefully and attentively before commissioning.
Make sure that the operating instructions are always available at the location where the device
is used.
The operating instructions must be read and followed by anyone who is involved in carrying out
the following work:
- Coupling and uncoupling,
- Adjustments,
- Operation,
- Maintenance and repairs,
- Troubleshooting,
- final shutdown and disposal.
Service and spare parts
Information on service and spare parts is available from your local dealer or our website at
www.lemken.com.
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CONTENTS
Contents...........................................................................................................................3
1 General information..................................................................................................8
1.1 Liability...........................................................................................................................8
1.2 Copyright .......................................................................................................................9
2 Symbols used in the Operating Instructions........................................................10
2.1 Hazard classes ............................................................................................................10
2.2 Information...................................................................................................................10
2.3 Labelling text passages
..............................................................................................10
3 Safety measures and precautions.........................................................................11
3.1 Target group ................................................................................................................11
3.2 Intended use ................................................................................................................11
3.3 Operator obligations...................................................................................................12
3.4 Operating the device safely........................................................................................13
3.4.1 General information..................................................................................................13
3.4.2 Personnel selection and qualifications.....................................................................13
4 Preparations on tractor ..........................................................................................14
4.1 Connections to the terminal.......................................................................................14
4.2 Socket ..........................................................................................................................15
4.3 Operating voltage and po
wer supply ........................................................................15
5 Terminal ...................................................................................................................16
5.1 Overview ......................................................................................................................16
5.2 Switching terminal function on and off ..................................................................... 17
5.2.1 Switching on.............................................................................................................17
5.2.2 Switching off.............................................................................................................17
6 Section width box....................................................................................................18
6.1 Overview ......................................................................................................................18
6.2 Function .......................................................................................................................18
7 Electronic level indicator........................................................................................19
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7.1 Overview ......................................................................................................................19
7.2 Function .......................................................................................................................19
8 Commissioning .......................................................................................................20
8.1 Calibration 100 m ........................................................................................................20
8.2 Target quantity ............................................................................................................23
9 Extending and retracting SE linkage.....................................................................24
9.1 General.........................................................................................................................24
9.1.1 Operation .................................................................................................................24
9.1.2 Function ...................................................................................................................24
9.1.3 Deselecting a function..............................................................................................25
9.1.4 Light-emitting diode via function key........................................................................25
9.1.5 Information in display...............................................................................................25
9.2 Position and safety sensors.......................................................................................26
9.3 Extending the SE linkage............................................................................................27
9.3.1 Pendulum lock..........................................................................................................28
9.3.2 Extending the linkage symmetrically........................................................................29
9.3.3 Extend the linkage asymmetrically...........................................................................31
9.3.4 Slope compensation.................................................................................................34
9.3.5 One-side bending of boom 1....................................................................................35
9.4 Folding-in SE linkage
9.4.1 Pendulum lock
9.4.2 Folding in the linkage symmetrically.........................................................................38
9.4.3 Fold the linkage asymmetrically
..................................................................................................36
..........................................................................................................37
...............................................................................39
10 Extending and retracting HE linkage ....................................................................42
10.1 General.........................................................................................................................42
10.1.1 Operation..........................................................................................................42
10.1.2 Function............................................................................................................42
10.1.3 Deselecting a function .......................................................................................43
10.1.4 Light-emitting diode via function key.................................................................43
10.1.5 Information
10.2 Position and safety
10.3 Extending HE linkage - with pendulum lock, with slope compensation.................45
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in display........................................................................................43
sensors.......................................................................................44
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10.3.1 Extending the linkage at the right......................................................................47
10.3.2 Extending the linkage at the left........................................................................47
10.3.3 Slope compensation .........................................................................................48
10.4 Extending HE linkage - with pendulum lock, without slope compensation...........49
10.4.1 Extending the linkage at the right......................................................................50
10.4.2 Extending the linkage at the left........................................................................50
10.5 Extending HE linkage - without pendulum lock, with slope compensation........... 51
10.5.1 Extending the linkage at the right......................................................................51
10.5.2 Extending the linkage at the left........................................................................51
10.5.3 Slope compensation .........................................................................................52
10.6 Extending HE linkage - without pendulum lock, without slope compensation .....53
10.6.1 Extending the linkage at the right......................................................................53
10.6.2 Extending the linkage at the left........................................................................53
10.7 Folding-in HE linkage - with pendulum lock, with slope compensation.................54
10.7.1 Folding-in the linkage at the left........................................................................55
10.7.2 Folding-in the linkage at the right......................................................................55
10.7.3 Slope compensation .........................................................................................56
10.8 Folding-in the HE linkage - with pendulum lock, without slope compensation.....57
10.8.1 Folding-in the linkage at the left........................................................................58
10.8.2 Folding-in the linkage at the right......................................................................58
10.9 Folding-in the HE lin
10.9.1 Folding-in the linkage at the left
10.9.2 Folding-in the linkage at the right......................................................................59
10.10 Folding-in the HE linkage - w
10.10.1 Folding-in the linkage at the left
10.10.2 Folding-in the linkage at the right......................................................................60
kage - without pendulum lock, with slope compensation.....59
........................................................................59
ithout pendulum lock, without slope compensation60
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10.11 Emergency circuit.......................................................................................................61
11 Filling the main tank ...............................................................................................62
11.1 Device without electronic filling level display ..........................................................62
11.2 Device with electronic filling level display................................................................65
12 Operation .................................................................................................................67
12.1 First Basic menu .........................................................................................................67
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12.2 Second Basic menu .................................................................................................... 67
12.2.1 Diagnosis menu................................................................................................67
12.2.2 Spotlights..........................................................................................................67
12.2.3 Rotating beacon................................................................................................67
12.3 Setting menu................................................................................................................68
12.3.1 Setup of the device...........................................................................................69
12.3.2 Tank..................................................................................................................74
12.3.3 Flowmeter calibration........................................................................................81
12.3.4 Calibration 100 m..............................................................................................84
12.3.5 Terminal settings...............................................................................................88
12.4 Information menu........................................................................................................91
12.4.1 Counter menu...................................................................................................91
12.4.2 Information menu sensors.................................................................................95
12.4.3 Information menu motors and valves................................................................96
12.4.4 Information menu alarms/warnings/notes .........................................................97
12.4.5 Information menu device...................................................................................98
12.5 Folding menu.............................................................................................................101
12.5.1 Extending the SE linkage................................................................................101
12.5.2 Extending the HE linkage................................................................................108
12.5.3 Folding-in SE linkage......................................................................................116
12.5.4 Folding-in HE linkage......................................................................................122
12.6 Operating menu.........................................................................................................126
13 Working in the field...............................................................................................127
13.1 Manual pressure setting...........................................................................................129
13.2 Higher/lower quantity circuit....................................................................................129
13.3 Section widths...........................................................................................................130
14 Rectifying faults ....................................................................................................131
14.1 General.......................................................................................................................131
14.1.1 Deactivating warnings, malfunctions or notes.................................................131
14.2 A - Warning/fault/note...............................................................................................132
14.3 B - Line breaks
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14.4 C - Short circuits .......................................................................................................134
14.5 D - System faults.......................................................................................................136
14.6 Section width box alarms.........................................................................................137
14.7 Electronic filling level display alarms......................................................................137
15 Disposal .................................................................................................................138
List of keywords..........................................................................................................139
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General information
1 GENERAL INFORMATION
1.1 Liability
The “Standard Terms and Conditions of Sales and Delivery” of LEMKEN GmbH & Co. KG shall
apply at all times.
LEMKEN GmbH & Co. KG excludes liability claims in respect of injury and/or damage which
can be attributed to one or more of the following causes:
improper use of the device, see also section entitled “Intended use”,
non-compliance with the operating instructions and the enclosed safety instructions,
unauthorised changes to the device,
Catastrophic events caused by external factors or force majeure.
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1.2 Copyright
These operating instructions represent a document in terms of the law on unfair competition.
Copyright is retained by
LEMKEN GmbH & Co. KG
Weseler Strasse 5
D-46519 Alpen, Germany
These operating instructions are intended to be used by the operator of the device. They contain texts and drawings which must not be
reproduced,
divulged or
communicated in any other way in whole or in part without the express permission of the ma-
nufacturer.
Infringements will result in a claim for damages.
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Symbols used in the Operating Instructions
2 SYMBOLS USED IN THE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
2.1 Hazard classes
The following symbols are used in the Operating Instructions for particularly important information:
DANGER
Denotes an imminent hazard with high risk, which will result in death or severe physical injury, if not avoided.
WARNING
Denotes a possible hazard with medium risk, which could result in death or
severe physical injury, if not avoided.
CAUTION
Denotes a low-risk hazard, which could cause light or medium physical injury
or property damage, if not avoided.
2.2 Information
Denotes special user tips and other particularly useful or important information for operation and efficient utilisation.
2.3 Labelling text passages
The following symbols are used for special text passages:
– Labelling of work steps
Labelling of listings
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Safety measures and precautions
3 SAFETY MEASURES AND PRECAUTIONS
General safety instructions for the operator are specified in the chapter entitled “Safety measures and precautions”. At the start of some sections the safety instructions, which refer to all
work to be carried out in this chapter, are listed together. Each safety-relevant work step includes other safety instructions specific to the work step.
3.1 Target group
These operating instructions are restricted exclusively to the use of the terminal by trained technicians and instructed persons.
3.2 Intended use
The device is manufactured in accordance with state-of-the-art standards (RL 2006/42/ EG) and
the recognised safety rules. However, the use of the device may result in a risk to life and limb
of the user or third parties, or cause damage to the device and other material property. The device may be operated in a technically perfect condition only, in accordance with its designated
use and by safety-conscious persons in compliance with the operating instructions.
Intended use also includes:
compliance with the operating instructions and implementation of the work steps indicated in
the operating instructions,
compliance with the safety and warning signs on the device,
observance of the power limits of the tractor and device,
observance of all maintenance specifications and additional checks,
the use of original spare parts,
the use of the listed auxiliary and operating materials as well as their environmentally friendly
disposal.
Safe operation is not guaranteed unless all instructions, settings and power limits applicable to
the device are observed.
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3.3 Operator obligations
Before commissioning, read the operating instructions and follow the safety instructions.
Observe generally accepted and other obligatory regulations for the prevention of accidents
and protection of the environment and add them to the operating instructions.
The operating instructions are an important component of the device.
Ensure that the operating instructions are always ready available at the installation location of
the device and are kept for the entire service life of the device.
If the device is sold or the operating company changes, pass on the operating instructions
with the device.
Keep all safety instructions and danger warnings on the device in a completely legible state.
The affixed safety and warning signs provide important information on safe operation. Com-
ply with them to ensure your safety.
Do not alter, retrofit or modify the device, potentially impairing safety, without the approval of
the manufacturer. The manufacturer is not liable for any damage resulting from arbitrary mo-
difications to the device.
Operate the device only in compliance with all connection and default values provided by the
manufacturer.
Use original spare parts only.
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Safety measures and precautions
3.4 Operating the device safely
3.4.1 General information
Before starting work, familiarise yourself with all equipment and actuating elements as well as
their functions.
Before actuating hydraulic equipment (such as flap devices), ensure that there is nobody in
the flap area. Risk crushing and/or shearing by remote power operated parts.
3.4.2 Personnel selection and qualifications
The driver of the tractor must have the appropriate driving licence.
Any work on the device may be carried out by trained and instructed personnel only. Person-
nel must not be on drugs, intoxicated or taking medication.
Servicing and maintenance work may be carried out by trained technicians or appropriately
instructed persons only.
All work on the electrical components to be conducted by an electrician in accordance with
the electro-technical regulations!
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4 PREPARATIONS ON TRACTOR
4.1 Connections to the terminal
Preparations on tractor
The terminal has the following connections:
Pressure-compensation
element
LIN
Pressure-compensation element [must not
be opened]
LIN
Signal socket
Signal socket
CAN
CAN
CAUTION
Never open the pressure-compensation element!
The pressure-compensation element must never be opened.
The opening of the pressure-compensation element results in severe to irreparable damage to the terminal.
The following cables can be connected to the signal socket:
Speed sensor set
Adapter cable
Tractor-own radar system
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Preparations on tractor
4.2 Socket
The tractor must be equipped with a 3-pin plug socket as per
DIN 9680 for the power supply.
The optional battery-connection cable can be directly fitted to
the battery of the tractor, where necessary.
4.3 Operating voltage and power supply
The electronic control unit is run on an operating voltage of 12 volts – with a tolerance range
between 10 and 15 volts.
Voltages above and below this value may cause malfunctions and, under certain circumstances, this may destroy the electronic utilities. Furthermore, a power supply protection of at
least 25 A must be ensured.
The electronic control unit has a terminal and a job computer. The terminal must be located in
the tractor cabin within the reach and view of the driver; the job calculator is in the device.
The terminal must be disconnected from the voltage supply:
after working with the device,
before switching off the device for an extended period.
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Terminal
5 TERMINAL
The electronic control unit is operated with the terminal.
It is connected to the device's collection box and consists, amongst other things, of a display,
keys, light-emitting diode displays and rotary encounter.
5.1 Overview
Display
Rotary encoder
Key Function Key Function
Terminal on/off
Spray on/off
Browse - left
Browse - right
Switch between last display
and operating menu
Function keys F1 - F4:
run graphically displayed function / additional menu
Freely programmable
Emergency circuit
Freely programmable
Additional quantity
Smaller amount
Kickback
Cancellation entry value
1-9: section width circuit
Select/browse/enter/confirm/confirm
error
Light-emitting diode
display of:
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Notes
Warnings
Alarms
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Terminal
5.2 Switching terminal function on and off
5.2.1 Switching on
- Press the key to switch on the terminal.
A brief system check follows, during which all light-emitting diodes and key and the lightemitting diode light up briefly.
The software version is then displayed.
The current pulse number then appears.
The displays after switching on can also be skipped directly:
- Press the key.
5.2.2 Switching off
- Press the key for approx. 3 seconds to switch off the terminal.
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Section width box
6 SECTION WIDTH BOX
The section width box can be used to operate the section width circuit and the spray On/Off
function.
It is connected to the terminal and consists - among other things - of a display, a switch and
LED displays.
The section width box is connected to an LIN port on the terminal.
6.1 Overview
Light emitting
diode
Status
display
Key Function
Light emitting diode
Status display
Spray on/off
Spray
on/off
Section
width
switch
Section width switches 1 9
6.2 Function
As soon as the section width box is connected to the terminal, the keys 1 to 9 on the terminal's
section width circuit are deactivated.
The spray On/Off function can be operated using both the terminal and the section width box.
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Electronic level indicator
7 ELECTRONIC LEVEL INDICATOR
The electronic level indicator shows the level on the device. The electronic level indicator is located on the device's control centre.
The electronic level indicator is connected to the device's job computer and consists - among
other things - of a display, a switch and LED displays.
7.1 Overview
Light emitting diode
Display
Key Function
Light emitting
diode
Acknowledge
alarm
7.2 Function
The electronic level indicator can be used to display the following:
Current level display
Maximum filling quantity alarm
Switch
Minimum filling quantity alarm
An alarm is shown when the filling quantity configured on the terminal for each alarm is then
reached. The alarm is shown on the terminal and on the display of the electronic level indicator.
To acknowledge an alarm on the electronic level monitoring:
- Press the switch.
To acknowledge an alarm on the terminal:
- Press the rotary encoder.
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8 COMMISSIONING
Commissioning
8.1
After connecting the terminal, a calibration over 100 m must be carried out.
The 100 m calibration must be carried out
Calibration 100 m
on the spray surface intended, inasmuch possible,
with active four-wheel drive [if available]
- Press the key to switch on the terminal.
- Press the key to enter the setting menu.
- Press the key to enter the calibration menu.
The Calibration menu now appears.
- Press the key to enter the 100 m calibration menu.
The current pulse number now appears.
- Press the key to enter the start display for the 100 m calibration.
The Start display 100 m calibration menu now appears.
- Press the key to enter the 100 m calibration.
The Display 100 m calibration menu now appears.
- Drive a distance of 100 m.
After 100 m:
- Press the key to stop the 100 m calibration.
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- Press the key to confirm the 100 m calibration.
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The new pulse number now appears.
- Press the key to assign the new pulse number to a tractor.
The numbers 1 to 5 refer to five possible tractors.
For up to five tractors, the pulse values can be saved and downloaded.
- Press the rotary encounter to select the number.
- Press the rotary encounter to enter the number.
- Press the rotary encounter to confirm the number.
- Press the key for approx. 2 seconds in order to assign the tractor selected.
A tick now appears in the display.
The 100 m calibration is now concluded for this tractor. For every
other tractor, the 100 m calibration must be carried out again.
To again reach the superordinate menu:
- Press the key.
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Selection of pulse counter per tractor
Depending on the tractor, the required pulse number is downloaded and set as follows:
- Press the key to switch on the terminal.
- Press the key to enter the setting menu.
- Press the key to enter the calibration menu.
The Calibration menu now appears.
- Press the key to enter the tractor selection display.
To select the tractor:
The numbers 1 to 5 refer to five possible tractors with the assigned
pulse counter.
- Press the rotary encounter to select the number.
- Press the rotary encounter to enter the number.
- Press the rotary encounter to confirm the number.
- Press the key for approx. 2 seconds in order to save the pulse number as a current pulse number.
The new pulse number now appears.
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8.2 Target quantity
After the 100 m calibration, the target quantity must be entered in l/ha.
- Press the key to switch on the terminal.
- Press the key to enter the setting menu.
- Press the key to enter the setup menu.
- Press the rotary encounter to select the number.
The target quantity display now appears.
The target quantity can be set between 30 and 3,000 l/ha.
- Rotate the rotary encounter to enter the number.
- Press the key to save the number.
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9 EXTENDING AND RETRACTING SE LINKAGE
The partial extension and retraction of the individual booms of the linkage is
not permitted. The individual booms must always be completely retracted or
extended.
The linkage may only be folded when stationary.
Operation of the linkage with completely extended or symmetrically folded
linkage when the pendulum lock/lock (24) is engaged is not permitted.
The symmetrical, vertical extending and folding is only possible if:
pendulum lock/lock (24) being closed,
the door is closed,
the linkage is located in the monitoring range (25) of the height-
adjustment sensor (S4),
the booms 2 (and 3) and 4 are completely retracted,
the optional hydraulic slope compensation being in the centre position.
The boom 2/3 of boom 4 can only be actuated if:
both booms 1 are fully folded downwards (S5, S6)
the lock/pendulum lock is closed (S3).
9.1
General
9.1.1 Operation
The linkage is folded in and out on the terminal and using the tractor's control units.
Depending on the device's equipment, the linkage can be folded or extended symmetrically or
asymmetrically.
9.1.2 Function
A function can be preselected using the keys and then operated from the tractor's control unit.
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9.1.3 Deselecting a function
To deselect a function:
- Press another key in the Folding menu.
- Select a different function.
- Leave the menu.
- Press the key again.
9.1.4 Light-emitting diode via function key
As soon as a function was selected with a function key, the light-emitting diode above this key
lights up. The key does not have to be held down.
9.1.5 Information in display
As soon as the relevant function key for activating a function is pressed and held down, and one
or more requirements for activation of this function is not present, the display shows the appropriate information.
Example
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9.2 Position and safety sensors
Various sensors record different linkage states to make operation easier and for safety reasons.
The number and version of sensors can vary depending on the type of linkage involved.
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S9
S6
S2
S3
24
S11
S4
25
5
S5
Sensor No. Function
Door S9 Prevents vertical folding when the door is open.
Height adjustment
Boom 1 S5/S6
Booms 2-(3)-4 S7/S8
Lock /
pendulum lock
Centre position of
hydraulic slope
compensation
S4
S3 + S11
S2
Monitors the specified lift height for the linkage during vertical
extending or retracting.
Maintains the position of the linkage outside the storage support
during vertical extending and retracting.
Activates the vertical flaps.
Monitors the vertically extended linkage and activates the hori-
zontal folding.
Monitors the boom's bending in a range of 0 – 15° and prevents
any greater bending of the boom
Monitoring the horizontally retracted linkage.
Releasing the vertical extending and folding.
Records the closed or opened lock/pendulum lock.
Releasing the vertical and horizontal extending and retracting.
Monitors the centre position of the hydraulic slope compensation
Activates the vertical flaps.
S7
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9.3 Extending the SE linkage
Before the linkage can be extended:
To extend the linkage:
- Lift the linkage with the control unit up to the monitoring position.
- Close the pendulum lock.
- Press the key to switch on the terminal.
- Press the key to enter the first Folding menu.
The first Folding menu now appears.
In the first Folding menu, the following functions can be controlled:
Pendulum lock
Extend the linkage symmetrically
Extend the linkage asymmetrically [convenience extension
only]
- Press the key to enter the second Folding menu [comfort folding only].
The second Folding menu now appears.
In the second Folding menu, the following functions can be controlled:
Slope compensation
Bending of boom 1 on one or both sides
To enter the first Folding menu again:
- Press the key.
After extending the linkage, the pendulum lock needs to be opened again.
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9.3.1 Pendulum lock
- Press one of the keys to preselect the pendulum lock function.
The following displays indicate the status of the pendulum lock:
To open or close the pendulum lock:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press one of the keys to cancel the preselection.
pendulum lock closed.
pendulum lock neither fully open nor fully closed.
pendulum lock open.
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9.3.2 Extending the linkage symmetrically
- Press the key to select the function extend linkage symmetrically.
- Raise the linkage, using the tractor's corresponding control unit, until the folding position is
reached.
- Close the pendulum lock.
The extend linkage symmetrically menu now appears.
The linkage can be extended symmetrically as follows:
Boom 1
Booms 2 + 3
Boom 4
The Pendulum lock display is now shown.
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- Press the key to preselect boom 1.
- Press and hold the key, any information is then displayed.
To extend boom 1:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key or another function key to cancel the preselection.
- Press the key to preselect booms 2 and 3.
To extend booms 2 and 3:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key or another function key to cancel the preselection.
- Press the key to preselect boom 4.
- Press and hold the key, any information is then displayed.
To extend boom 4:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key or another function key to cancel the preselection.
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9.3.3 Extend the linkage asymmetrically
This function is only possible for control with convenience folding.
Booms can be extended on both sides in pairs. To this end, the relevant
In the Folding menu:
- Press the key to select the function extend linkage asymmetrically.
key needs to be pressed additionally.
The first Extend linkage asymmetrically menu now appears.
The following linkage functions can now be controlled:
Boom 4 - left
Slope compensation
Boom 4 - right
- Press the key to preselect boom 4 - left.
- Press and hold the key, any information is then displayed.
To extend boom 4 - left:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key or another function key [except F4] to cancel the preselection.
- Press the key to preselect boom 4 - right.
- Press and hold the key, any information is then displayed.
To extend boom 4 - right:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key or another function key [except F1] to cancel the preselection.
- Press one of the keys to preselect the slope compensation.
To set the slope compensation:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key to enter the second extend linkage asymmetrically menu.
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The second Extend linkage asymmetrically menu now appears.
The following linkage functions can now be controlled:
Booms 2 + 3 – left
Slope compensation
Booms 2 + 3 - right
- Press the key to preselect booms 2 and 3 - left.
- Press and hold the key, any information is then displayed.
To extend booms 2 + 3 - left:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key or another function key [except F4] to cancel the preselection.
- Press the key to preselect booms 2 and 3 - right.
- Press and hold the key, any information is then displayed.
To extend booms 2 + 3 - right:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key or another function key [except F4] to cancel the preselection.
- Press one of the keys to preselect the slope compensation.
To set the slope compensation:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
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- Press the key to enter the third extend linkage asymmetrically menu.
- Press the key to preselect boom 1 - symmetrical.
- Press and hold the key, any information is then displayed.
The third Extend linkage asymmetrically menu now appears.
The following linkage functions can now be controlled:
Boom 1 - symmetrical
To extend boom 1 - symmetrical:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key or another function key to cancel the preselection.
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9.3.4 Slope compensation
- Press the key to enter the first Folding menu.
- Press the key to enter the second Folding menu.
- Press one of the keys to preselect the slope compensation.
To set the slope compensation:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key or another function key to cancel the preselection.
Extending and retracting SE linkage
The second Folding menu now appears.
The following can be set in the menu:
Slope compensation
Bending of boom 1 on one or both sides
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9.3.5 One-side bending of boom 1
This function permits the boom to bend by up to 15°.
If a boom has been bent further than 15°, the boom has to be manually operated using the emergency circuit, and controlled through a range of 15°.
- Press the key to enter the first Folding menu.
- Press the key to enter the second Folding menu.
The second Folding menu now appears.
The following can be set in the menu:
Slope compensation
One-side bending of booms
Two-side bending of booms
- Press the key to preselect one-side bending of the left booms.
To set the one-side bending of the left booms:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key to preselect one-side bending of the right booms.
To set the one-side bending of the right booms:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the two keys to preselect two-side bending of the left booms.
To set the two-side bending of the left booms:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key or another function key to cancel the preselection.
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9.4 Folding-in SE linkage
Before the linkage can be folded-in:
To fold-in the linkage:
- Lift the linkage with the control unit up to the monitoring position.
- Close the pendulum lock.
- Press the key to switch on the terminal.
- Press the key to enter the first Folding menu.
The first Folding menu now appears.
In the first Folding menu, the following functions can be controlled:
Extending and retracting SE linkage
Pendulum lock
Fold-in the linkage symmetrically
Fold-in the linkage asymmetrically [convenience extension
only]
- Press the key to enter the second Folding menu.
The second Folding menu now appears.
In the second Folding menu, the following functions can be controlled:
Slope compensation
One-side bending of boom 1
To enter the first Folding menu again:
- Press the key.
- Lower the linkage into the transport bag entirely.
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9.4.1 Pendulum lock
- Press one of the keys to preselect the pendulum lock function.
To open or close the pendulum lock:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press one of the keys or another function key to cancel the preselection.
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9.4.2 Folding in the linkage symmetrically
Before symmetrically folding the linkage, the linkage must be in centre position.
- Press the key to select the fold-in linkage symmetrically function.
- Press the key to preselect boom 1.
- Press and hold the key, any information is then displayed.
The Fold-in linkage symmetrically menu now appears.
The linkage can be extended symmetrically as follows:
Boom 1
Booms 2 + 3
Boom 4
To fold-in boom 1:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key or another function key to cancel the preselection.
- Press the key to preselect booms 2 and 3.
To fold-in booms 2 and 3:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key or another function key to cancel the preselection.
- Press the key to preselect boom 4.
- Press and hold the key, any information is then displayed.
To fold-in boom 4:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key or another function key to cancel the preselection.
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9.4.3 Fold the linkage asymmetrically
This function is only possible for control with convenience folding.
Booms can be folded on both sides in pairs. To this end, the relevant
In the Folding menu:
- Press the key to select the function fold-in linkage asymmetrically.
key needs to be pressed additionally.
The first Fold-in linkage asymmetrically menu now appears.
The linkage can be folded asymmetrically as follows:
Boom 4 - left
Slope compensation
Boom 4 - right
- Press the key to preselect boom 4 - left.
- Press and hold the key, any information is then displayed.
To fold-in boom 4 - left:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key or another function key to cancel the preselection.
- Press the key to preselect boom 4 - right.
- Press and hold the key, any information is then displayed.
To fold-in boom 4 - right:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key or another function key to cancel the preselection.
- Press one of the keys to preselect the slope compensation.
To set the slope compensation:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key to enter the second Fold-in linkage asymmetrically menu.
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- Press the key to preselect booms 2 and 3 - left.
- Press and hold the key, any information is then displayed.
To fold-in booms 2 + 3 - left:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key or another function key to cancel the preselection.
- Press the key to preselect booms 2 and 3 - right.
The second Fold-in linkage asymmetrically menu now appears.
The linkage can be extended asymmetrically as follows:
Booms 2 + 3 – left
Slope compensation
Booms 2 + 3 - right
- Press and hold the key, any information is then displayed.
To fold-in booms 2 + 3 - right:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key or another function key to cancel the preselection.
- Press one of the keys to preselect the slope compensation.
To set the slope compensation:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
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- Press the key to enter the third Fold-in linkage asymmetrically menu.
The third Fold-in linkage asymmetrically menu now appears.
The linkage can be folded symmetrically as follows:
Boom 1 - symmetrical
- Press the key to preselect boom 1 - symmetrical.
- Press and hold the key, any information is then displayed.
To fold-in boom 1 - symmetrical:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key or another function key to cancel the preselection.
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10 EXTENDING AND RETRACTING HE LINKAGE
The partial extension and retraction of the individual booms of the linkage is
not permitted. The individual booms must always be completely retracted or
extended.
The linkage may only be folded when stationary.
Operation of the device with completely extended or asymmetrically folded
linkage when the pendulum lock/lock is engaged is not permitted [Only HE
linkage with pendulum lock].
Symmetrical, vertical extending and folding is only possible if:
the pendulum lock/lock is closed [Only HE linkage with pendulum lock],
the linkage is in the sensor's monitoring range for height adjustment (S4)
[Only HE linkage without pendulum lock],
Actuation with the boom 1 switch (S8) is only possible when both booms
1 are completely folded to the rear.
10.1
General
10.1.1 Operation
The linkage is folded in and out on the terminal and using the tractor's control units.
Depending on the device's equipment, the linkage can be folded or extended symmetrically or
asymmetrically.
10.1.2 Function
A function can be preselected using the keys and then operated from the tractor's control unit.
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10.1.3 Deselecting a function
To deselect a function:
- Press another key in the Folding menu.
- Select a different function.
- Leave the menu.
- Press the key again.
10.1.4 Light-emitting diode via function key
As soon as a function was selected with a function key, the light-emitting diode above this key
lights up. The key does not have to be held down.
10.1.5 Information in display
As soon as the relevant function key for activating a function is pressed and held down, and one
or more requirements for activation of this function is not present, the display shows the appropriate information.
Example
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10.2 Position and safety sensors
Various sensors record different linkage states to make operation easier and for safety reasons.
The number and version of sensors can vary depending on the type of linkage involved.
S3
S2
Sensor No. Function
Centre position of
hydraulic slope
compensation
Lock /
pendulum lock
Height adjustment
Booms 2-(3)-4 S8
S2
S3
S4
Monitors the centre position of the hydraulic slope compensation
Records closed lock/pendulum lock.
Releases horizontal extending and retracting.
Monitors the specified lift height for the linkage during vertical
extending or retracting.
Records folded-in right boom.
S4
S8
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10.3 Extending HE linkage - with pendulum lock, with slope compensation
Before the linkage can be extended, the pendulum lock has to be closed:
- Press the key to switch on the terminal.
- Press the key to enter the first Folding menu.
- Press the key to enter the second Folding menu.
The following displays indicate the status of the pendulum lock:
The first Folding menu now appears.
The second Folding menu now appears.
pendulum lock closed.
pendulum lock neither fully open nor fully closed.
pendulum lock open.
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- Press one of the keys to preselect the pendulum lock function.
After extending the linkage, the pendulum lock needs to be opened again.
To open or close the pendulum lock:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press one of the keys to cancel the preselection.
To enter the first Folding menu again:
- Press the key.
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10.3.1 Extending the linkage at the right
- Press the key to select the function for extending the linkage at the right.
- Press and hold the key, any information is then displayed.
To extend the linkage at the right:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key or another function key to cancel the preselection.
10.3.2 Extending the linkage at the left
As soon as the linkage at the right has been completely extended, the linkage
at the left can then be completely extended.
- Press the key to select the function for extending the linkage at the left.
- Press and hold the key, any information is then displayed.
To extend the linkage at the left:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- press the key or another function key to cancel the preselection.
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10.3.3 Slope compensation
- Press the key to enter the first Folding menu.
- Press the key to enter the second Folding menu.
- Press one of the keys to preselect the slope compensation.
To set the slope compensation:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
Extending and retracting HE linkage
The second Folding menu now appears.
The following can be set in the menu:
Pendulum lock
Slope compensation
- Press the key or another function key to cancel the preselection.
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10.4 Extending HE linkage - with pendulum lock, without slope compensa-
tion
Before the linkage can be extended, the pendulum lock has to be closed:
- Press the key to switch on the terminal.
- Press the key to enter the Folding menu.
- Press one of the keys to preselect the pendulum lock function.
The Folding menu now appears.
To open or close the pendulum lock:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press one of the keys to cancel the preselection.
After extending the linkage, the pendulum lock needs to be opened again.
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10.4.1 Extending the linkage at the right
- Press the key to select the function for extending the linkage at the right.
- Press and hold the key, any information is then displayed.
To extend the linkage at the right:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key or another function key to cancel the preselection.
10.4.2 Extending the linkage at the left
As soon as the linkage at the right has been completely extended, the linkage
at the left can then be completely extended.
Extending and retracting HE linkage
- Press the key to select the function for extending the linkage at the left.
- Press and hold the key, any information is then displayed.
To extend the linkage at the left:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key or another function key to cancel the preselection.
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10.5 Extending HE linkage - without pendulum lock, with slope compensa-
tion
Before the linkage can be extended, the linkage has to be completely raised:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit to raise the linkage.
- Press the key to switch on the terminal.
- Press the key to enter the Folding menu.
The Folding menu now appears.
10.5.1 Extending the linkage at the right
- Press the key to select the function for extending the linkage at the right.
- Press and hold the key, any information is then displayed.
To extend the linkage at the right:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key or another function key to cancel the preselection.
10.5.2 Extending the linkage at the left
As soon as the linkage at the right has been completely extended, the linkage
at the left can then be completely extended.
- Press the key to select the function for extending the linkage at the left.
- Press and hold the key, any information is then displayed.
To extend the linkage at the left:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key or another function key to cancel the preselection.
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10.5.3 Slope compensation
- Press the key to enter the Folding menu.
- Press one of the keys to preselect the slope compensation.
To set the slope compensation:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
Extending and retracting HE linkage
The Folding menu now appears.
The following can be set in the menu:
Left boom
Slope compensation
Right boom
- Press the key or another function key to cancel the preselection.
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10.6 Extending HE linkage - without pendulum lock, without slope compen-
sation
Before the linkage can be extended, the linkage has to be completely raised:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit to raise the linkage.
- Press the key to switch on the terminal.
- Press the key to enter the Folding menu.
The Folding menu now appears.
10.6.1 Extending the linkage at the right
- Press the key to select the function for extending the linkage at the right.
- Press and hold the key, any information is then displayed.
To extend the linkage at the right:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key or another function key to cancel the preselection.
10.6.2 Extending the linkage at the left
As soon as the linkage at the right has been completely extended, the linkage
at the left can then be completely extended.
- Press the key to select the function for extending the linkage at the left.
- Press and hold the key, any information is then displayed.
To extend the linkage at the left:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key or another function key to cancel the preselection.
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10.7 Folding-in HE linkage - with pendulum lock, with slope compensation
Before the linkage can be folded-in, the pendulum lock has to be closed:
- Press the key to switch on the terminal.
- Press the key to enter the first Folding menu.
- Press the key to enter the second Folding menu.
The first Folding menu now appears.
The second Folding menu now appears.
- Press one of the keys to preselect the pendulum lock function.
To open or close the pendulum lock:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press one of the keys to cancel the preselection.
To enter the first Folding menu again:
- Press the key.
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10.7.1 Folding-in the linkage at the left
- Press the key to select the function for folding-in the linkage at the left.
- Press and hold the key, any information is then displayed.
To fold-in the linkage at the left:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key or another function key to cancel the preselection.
10.7.2 Folding-in the linkage at the right
As soon as the linkage at the left has been completely folded-in, the linkage at
the right can then be completely folded-in.
- Press the key to select the function for folding-in the linkage at the right.
- Press and hold the key, any information is then displayed.
To fold-in the linkage at the right:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key or another function key to cancel the preselection.
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10.7.3 Slope compensation
- Press the key to enter the first Folding menu.
- Press the key to enter the second Folding menu.
- Press one of the keys to preselect the slope compensation.
To set the slope compensation:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
Extending and retracting HE linkage
The second Folding menu now appears.
The following can be set in the menu:
Pendulum lock
Slope compensation
- Press the key or another function key to cancel the preselection.
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10.8 Folding-in the HE linkage - with pendulum lock, without slope compen-
sation
Before the linkage can be folded-in, the pendulum lock has to be closed:
- Press the key to switch on the terminal.
- Press the key to enter the Folding menu.
- Press one of the keys to preselect the pendulum lock function.
The Folding menu now appears.
To open or close the pendulum lock:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press one of the keys to cancel the preselection.
After extending the linkage, the pendulum lock needs to be opened again.
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10.8.1 Folding-in the linkage at the left
- Press the key to select the function for folding-in the linkage at the left.
- Press and hold the key, any information is then displayed.
To fold-in the linkage at the left:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key or another function key to cancel the preselection.
10.8.2 Folding-in the linkage at the right
As soon as the linkage at the left has been completely folded-in, the linkage at
the right can then be completely folded-in.
Extending and retracting HE linkage
- Press the key to select the function for folding-in the linkage at the right.
- Press and hold the key, any information is then displayed.
To fold-in the linkage at the right:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key or another function key to cancel the preselection.
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10.9 Folding-in the HE linkage - without pendulum lock, with slope com-
pensation
Before the linkage can be folded-in, the linkage has to be completely raised:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit to raise the linkage.
- Press the key to switch on the terminal.
- Press the key to enter the Folding menu.
The Folding menu now appears.
10.9.1 Folding-in the linkage at the left
- Press the key to select the function for folding-in the linkage at the left.
- Press and hold the key, any information is then displayed.
To fold-in the linkage at the left:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key or another function key to cancel the preselection.
10.9.2 Folding-in the linkage at the right
As soon as the linkage at the left has been completely folded-in, the linkage at
the right can then be completely folded-in.
- Press the key to select the function for folding-in the linkage at the right.
- Press and hold the key, any information is then displayed.
To fold-in the linkage at the right:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key or another function key to cancel the preselection.
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10.10 Folding-in the HE linkage - without pendulum lock, without slope
compensation
Before the linkage can be folded-in, the linkage has to be completely raised:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit to raise the linkage.
- Press the key to switch on the terminal.
- Press the key to enter the Folding menu.
The Folding menu now appears.
10.10.1 Folding-in the linkage at the left
- Press the key to select the function for folding-in the linkage at the left.
- Press and hold the key, any information is then displayed.
To fold-in the linkage at the left:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
- Press the key or another function key to cancel the preselection.
10.10.2 Folding-in the linkage at the right
As soon as the linkage at the left has been completely folded-in, the linkage at
the right can then be completely folded-in.
- Press the key to select the function for folding-in the linkage at the right.
- Press and hold the key, any information is then displayed.
To fold-in the linkage at the right:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
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10.11 Emergency circuit
WARNING
This function should only be operated if:
the linkage is outside the monitoring range of the arm bending [SE link-
age only]
there is a malfunction of the sensors on the linkage.
The sensors must then be checked or other folding functions will have to the
performed previously in order to perform the desired function.
To fold-in or extend the linkage in the event of a sensor fault, the control unit can be operated
with an emergency circuit.
The emergency circuit operates when a Folding menu was selected.
- Press the key and hold it down.
The Folding menu and the warning notes display appear alternately.
To preselect the folding function when the Folding menu appears:
- Press one of the keys.
The light-emitting diode on the key lights up.
- Hold the key down.
To extend the linkage:
- Operate the tractor's corresponding control unit.
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11 FILLING THE MAIN TANK
11.1 Device without electronic filling level display
This section describes the process of filling the main tank for a device without an electronic filling level display.
- Fill the device to the intended level.
- Press the key to switch on the terminal.
- Press the key to enter the setting menu.
- Press the key to enter the tank menu.
The current tank number now appears.
- Press the key to display the current filling quantity in the main tank.
The current filling quantity now appears [filling quantity is established theoretically].
- Press the key to enter the display for the top-up quantity.
The display for entering the top-up quantity now appears.
The top-up quantity can be entered here. The top-up quantity is
added to the actual filling quantity.
- Read the actual filling quantity on the basis of the mechanical
filling level display from the device.
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- Press the rotary encounter to select the value.
- Press the rotary encounter to enter the value.
- Press the rotary encounter to confirm the number.
- Press the key for 3 seconds to save the value.
The saved top-up quantity now appears.
- Press the key to enter the previous display.
The current filling quantity now appears, for checking purposes.
- Press the key to enter the zero quantity display.
The zero quantity display now appears.
- Press the key for 3 seconds to set the current quantity to 0 and save.
The word 'SAVE' appears on the display.
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- Press the key to enter the maximum quantity display.
The maximum quantity display now appears [= nominal volume].
- Press the key for 3 seconds to save the maximum value.
The word 'SAVE' appears on the display.
- Press the key to enter the remaining quantity alarm display.
The remaining quantity alarm display now appears.
OFF
ON
The residual quantity alarm issues a warning as soon as the configured residual quantity level is reached.
- Press the rotary encounter to select the value.
- Press the rotary encounter to enter the value.
- Press the rotary encounter to save the value.
- Press the key to switch the remaining quantity alarm on or off.
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11.2 Device with electronic filling level display
This section describes the process of filling the main tank for a device with an electronic filling
level display.
- Press the key to switch on the terminal.
- Press the key to enter the setting menu.
- Press the key to enter the tank menu.
The current tank number now appears.
- Press the key to display the current filling quantity in the main tank.
The current filling level is now displayed, which is established via
the filling level sensor.
- Press the key to enter the maximum filling quantity alarm display.
- Press the rotary encounter to select the value.
The maximum filling quantity alarm display now appears.
ON
OFF
The maximum filling quantity alarm issues a warning as soon as
the configured filling quantity level is reached.
- Press the rotary encounter to enter the value.
- Press the rotary encounter to save the value.
- Press the key to switch the maximum filling quantity alarm on or off.
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- Press the key to enter the remaining quantity alarm display.
The remaining quantity alarm display now appears.
ON
OFF
The residual quantity alarm issues a warning as soon as the configured residual quantity level is reached.
- Press the rotary encounter to select the value.
- Press the rotary encounter to enter the value.
- Press the rotary encounter to save the value.
- Press the key to switch the remaining quantity alarm on or off.
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Operation
12 OPERATION
12.1 First Basic menu
After switching on the terminal, the first Basic menu is displayed.
The first Basic menu consists of further menus:
Setting menu
- Press the key to enter the second Basic menu.
12.2 Second Basic menu
The second Basic menu now appears.
The second Basic menu consists of further menus:
12.2.1 Diagnosis menu
To enter the Diagnosis menu.
Information menu
Folding menu
Operating menu
Diagnosis menu
Diagnosis menu
Spotlights
Rotating beacon
- Press the key.
12.2.2 Spotlights
To switch the spotlights on or off:
- Press the key.
OFF
ON
12.2.3 Rotating beacon
To switch the rotating beacon on or off:
- Press the key.
OFF
ON
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12.3 Setting menu
- Press the key to enter the setting menu.
In the setting menu, the following additional menus can be called
up:
Setup of the device
Tank
Flowmeter calibration
Calibration 100 m
Terminal settings
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Operation
12.3.1 Setup of the device
In the device setup menu, the following additional menus can be called up:
Application quantity
Higher/lower quantity steps
Simulated speed
Maximum spraying pressure
Minimum spraying pressure
Automatic pendulum lock
- Press the key to enter the device setup menu.
Application quantity
- Press the key to enter the device setup menu.
The application quantity now appears in l/ha.
- Press the rotary encounter to select the value.
- Press the rotary encounter to enter the value.
- Press the rotary encounter to save the value.
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Higher/lower quantity steps
The higher/lower quantity step can be adjusted in steps of 1%.
The higher/lower quantity level can be displayed in the operating menu:
- Press the key to enter the higher/lower quantity levels in % display.
The higher/lower quantity level now appears in %.
- Press the rotary encounter to select the value.
- Press the rotary encounter to enter the value.
Operation
- Press the rotary encounter to save the value.
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Simulated speed
If the speed signal fails, a simulated speed can be used in order to be able to complete the work
started.
- Press the key to enter the simulated speed in km/h display.
The simulated speed in km/h now appears.
ON
OFF
- Press the rotary encounter to select the value.
- Press the rotary encounter to enter the value.
- Press the rotary encounter to save the value.
- Press the key to switch the simulated speed on or off.
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Maximum spraying pressure
Depending on the nozzle type, the maximum spraying pressure can be set between 1 and 10
bar.
- Press the key to enter the maximum spraying pressure display.
The maximum spraying pressure now appears.
- Press the rotary encounter to select the value.
- Press the rotary encounter to enter the value.
- Press the rotary encounter to save the value.
Minimum spraying pressure
Depending on the nozzle type, the minimum spraying pressure can be set between 0.5 and 10
bar.
- Press the key to enter the minimum spraying pressure display.
The minimum spraying pressure now appears.
- Press the rotary encounter to select the value.
- Press the rotary encounter to enter the value.
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- Press the rotary encounter to save the value.
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Operation
Automatic pendulum lock
For SE linkage only
- Press the key to enter the automatic pendulum lock display.
- Press the rotary encounter to select the value.
The automatic pendulum lock now appears.
ON = during the symmetrical extension of boom 4: pendu-
lum lock is automatically opened
during the symmetrical folding of boom 4: pendulum lock is
automatically closed.
OFF = manual opening or closing of the pendulum lock
- Press the rotary encounter to enter the value.
- Press the rotary encounter to save the value.
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12.3.2 Tank
12.3.2.1 Tank without electronic filling level display
In the tank menu, the following additional menus can be called up:
Current tank type
Current filling quantity
Entry of top-up quantity
Zero quantity
Maximum filling quantity
Remaining quantity alarm
- Press the key to enter the tank menu.
Current tank type
The current tank type is set in the factor and cannot be changed.
Operation
- Press the key to enter the current tank type menu.
The current tank number now appears.
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Current filling quantity
- Press the key to enter the current filling quantity display.
Entry of top-up quantity
- Press the key to enter the top-up quantity entry display.
The current filling quantity display now appears.
The display for entering the top-up quantity now appears.
The top-up quantity can be entered here. The top-up quantity is
added to the actual filling quantity.
- Read the actual filling quantity on the basis of the mechanical
filling level display from the device.
- Press the rotary encounter to select the value.
- Press the rotary encounter to enter the value.
- Press the rotary encounter to save the value.
- Press the key for 3 seconds in order to transfer the top-up quantity entered to the current
filling quantity.
The word 'SAVE' appears on the display.
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Zero quantity
It may be necessary to enter the zero quantity in the terminal immediately.
- Press the key to enter the zero quantity display.
The zero quantity display now appears.
- Press the key for 3 seconds to set the current quantity to 0 and save.
The word 'SAVE' appears on the display.
Maximum filling quantity
- Press the key to enter the maximum filling quantity display.
Operation
The maximum filling quantity display now appears [= nominal volume].
- Press the key for 3 seconds to save the maximum value.
The word 'SAVE' appears on the display.
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Remaining quantity alarm
- Press the key to enter the remaining quantity alarm display.
- Press the rotary encounter to select the value.
The remaining quantity alarm display now appears.
OFF
ON
The residual quantity alarm issues a warning as soon as the configured residual quantity level is reached.
- Press the rotary encounter to enter the value.
- Press the rotary encounter to save the value.
- Press the key to switch the remaining quantity alarm on or off.
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12.3.2.2 Tank with electronic filling level display
In the tank menu, the following additional menus can be called up:
Current tank type
Current filling quantity
Maximum quantity
Remaining quantity alarm
- Press the key to enter the tank menu.
Current tank type
The current tank type is set in the factor and cannot be changed.
- Press the key to enter the current tank type menu.
Operation
The current tank number now appears.
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Current filling quantity
The current filling quantity is determined by the filling level sensor.
- Press the key to enter the current filling quantity display.
The current filling quantity display now appears.
Maximum quantity
- Press the key to enter the maximum quantity display.
The maximum quantity display now appears [= nominal volume].
- Press the key for 3 seconds to save the maximum value.
The word 'SAVE' appears on the display.
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Remaining quantity alarm
- Press the key to enter the remaining quantity alarm display.
- Press the rotary encounter to select the value.
The remaining quantity alarm display now appears.
OFF
ON
The residual quantity alarm issues a warning as soon as the configured residual quantity level is reached.
Operation
- Press the rotary encounter to enter the value.
- Press the rotary encounter to save the value.
- Press the key to switch the remaining quantity alarm on or off.
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12.3.3 Flowmeter calibration
In the flowmeter calibration menu, the following additional menus
can be called up:
Set pulse per litre manually
Device weight
- Press the key to enter the flowmeter calibration menu.
Set pulse per litre manually
The pulses per litre can be set manually.
- Press the key to enter the set pulse per litre manually menu.
The pulses per litre now appear.
- Press the rotary encounter to select the value.
- Press the rotary encounter to enter the value.
- Press the rotary encounter to save the value.
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Calibrating
Before calibrating the flowmeter, the device must be filled completely and weighed.
- Fill all tanks of the device up to the nominal value with clear water.
- Weigh the tractor and device combination.
- Drive with the device on to an unsealed surface, where all the clear water can flow off unhindered.
- Extend boom 1 – to the left and right.
- Switch on the power take-off.
- Carry out a spraying once.
- Press the key.
Now the entry field appears for the entry of the weight of the tractor and device combination.
- Press the rotary encounter to select the value.
- Press the rotary encounter to enter the value.
- Press the rotary encounter to save the value.
- Press the key to confirm the weight.
The pump display now appears.
- Press the key to confirm.
- Switch on the power take-off.
- Run the pump at a nominal pressure between 3.5 and 5.5 bar.
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The nozzles filled display now appears.
- Press the key to confirm.
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- Press the key to start the calibration.
- Press the key to start the calibration.
If the main tank is completely empty:
- Press the key to stop the calibration.
- Press the key to confirm.
- Weigh the tractor and device combination.
The calibration start display now appears.
The pulses display now appears.
The deadweight display now appears.
The deadweight must now be entered:
- Press the rotary encounter to select the value.
- Press the rotary encounter to enter the value.
- Press the rotary encounter to save the value.
- Press the key to confirm the deadweight.
The new pulse number display now appears.
The calibration of the flowmeter is now concluded.
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12.3.4 Calibration 100 m
After connecting the terminal, a calibration over 100 m must be carried out.
- Press the key to switch on the terminal.
- Press the key to enter the setting menu.
- Press the key to enter the calibration menu.
In the 100 m calibration menu, the following additional menus can
be called up:
Set pulses manually
Calibration 100 m
Tractor selection
Speed sensor selection
The Calibration menu now appears.
- Press the key to enter the 100 m calibration menu.
The current pulse number now appears.
- Press the key to enter the start display for the 100 m calibration.
The Start display 100 m calibration menu now appears.
- Press the key to enter the 100 m calibration.
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- Drive a distance of 100 m.
After 100 m:
- Press the key to stop the 100 m calibration.
- Press the key to confirm the 100 m calibration.
The Display 100 m calibration menu now appears.
The new pulse number now appears.
- Press the key to assign the new pulse number to a tractor.
The numbers 1 to 5 refer to five possible tractors.
For up to five tractors, the pulse values can be saved and downloaded.
- Press the rotary encounter to select the number.
- Press the rotary encounter to enter the number.
- Press the rotary encounter to confirm the number.
- Press the key for approx. 2 seconds in order to assign the tractor selected.
A tick now appears in the display.
The 100 m calibration is now concluded for this tractor. For every
other tractor, the 100 m calibration must be carried out again.
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Selection of pulse counter per tractor
Depending on the tractor, the required pulse number is downloaded and set as follows:
- Press the key to enter the tractor selection display.
The numbers 1 to 5 refer to five possible tractors with the assigned
pulse counter.
To select the tractor:
- Press the rotary encounter to select the number.
- Press the rotary encounter to enter the number.
- Press the rotary encounter to confirm the number.
- Press the key for approx. 2 seconds in order to save the pulse number as a current pulse number.
The new pulse number now appears.
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- Press the key to assign the new pulse number to a tractor.
- Press the rotary encounter to select the number.
- Press the rotary encounter to enter the number.
The numbers 1 to 5 refer to up to five tractors.
For up to five tractors, the pulse values can be saved and downloaded.
- Press the rotary encounter to confirm the number.
- Press the key to save the value.
The 100 m calibration is now concluded for this tractor.
For every other tractor, the 100 m calibration must be carried out again.
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12.3.5 Terminal settings
In the Terminal settings menu, the following additional menus can be called up:
Key tone
Automatic/manual browsing function
Key tone
The key tone of the section width switch and the spraying on/off switch can be switched on or
off.
- Press the key to switch on the terminal.
- Press the key to enter the setting menu.
The setting menu now appears.
- Press the key to enter the second setting menu.
The second setting menu now appears.
- Press the key to enter the key tone display.
Now the key tone display appears.
In this display, the key tone can be switched on or off.
OFF
ON
- Press the key to enter the automatic/manual display.
The automatic/manual display now appears.
From this display, you can directly return to the setting menu:
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Automatic/manual browsing function
Depending on the settings, other functions result in the operating menu.
AUTO: by pressing the spraying on/off key, you reach the operating menu directly.
MAN: by pressing the spraying on/off key, you remain in the current display.
As soon as the main switch is pressed, the Operating menu is automatically shown on the display.
- Press the key to switch on the terminal.
- Press the key to enter the setting menu.
The setting menu now appears.
- Press the key to enter the second setting menu.
The second setting menu now appears.
- Press the key to enter the automatic/manual display.
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The automatic/manual display now appears.
- Press the rotary encounter to select the value.
- Press the rotary encounter to enter the value.
- Press the rotary encounter to save the value.
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12.4 Information menu
In the information menu, the following settings can be made:
Counter menu
Information menu sensors
Information menu motors and valves
Information menu notes/warnings/alarms
Information menu device
Information menu software
Information menu voltage
- Press the key to enter the information menu.
The information menu now appears.
12.4.1 Counter menu
In the meter menu, the following meters can be called up:
Hectare counter
Litre counter
Working hour counter
- Press the key to enter the counter menu.
The counter menu now appears.
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Hectare counter
The hectare counters provide information on the surface processed.
The hectare counters start to count as soon as the spray on/off key is pressed.
Operation
- Press the key to enter the hectare counter menu.
- Press the key to enter the next hectare counter.
Every individual hectare counter with the exception of the life hectare counter can be set to '0'.
- Press and hold down the key for several seconds to set the selected hectare counter to
'0'.
The following hectare counters can be called up:
Blow hectare counter
Day hectare counter
Annual hectare counter
Life hectare counter
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Litre counter
The litre counters provide information on the litre quantity used.
The litre counters start to count as soon as the spray on/off key is pressed.
- Press the key to enter the litre counter menu.
- Press the key to enter the next litre counter.
Every individual litre counter with the exception of the life litre counter can be set to '0' again.
The following litre counters can be called up:
Blow litre counter
Daily litre counter
Annual litre counter
Life litre counter
- Press and hold down the key for several seconds to set the selected litre counter to '0'.
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Working hour counter
The working hour counters provide information on the actual working hours.
The working hour counters start to count as soon as the spray on/off key is pressed.
Operation
- Press the key to enter the Working hour counter menu.
- Press the key to enter the next working hour counter.
Every individual working hour counter with the exception of the life working hour counter can be
set to '0' again.
- Press and hold down the key for several seconds to set the selected working hour counter to '0'.
The following working hour counters can be called up:
Blow working hour counter
Daily working hour counter
Annual working hour counter
Life working hour counter
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12.4.2 Information menu sensors
The displays in the sensors information menu are for information purposes.
- Press the key to enter the information menu.
The information menu now appears.
- Press the key to enter the sensors information menu.
The sensors information menu now appears.
The current status of all sensors can be displayed in the sensors
information menu.
- Press the key to enter the next menu.
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12.4.3 Information menu motors and valves
The Motors and valves information menu enables the following motors and valves to be manually switched individually:
Motors/valves Function
BY Bypass valves
RV Control valves
TB Section width valves
Y Y-valves
- Press the key to enter the information menu.
The information menu now appears.
- Press the key to enter the motors and valves information menu.
The Motors and valves information menu now appears.
- Press the key to switch a motor or a valve to:
0 = Off
1 = On
2 = Connect
- Press the key to enter the next menu.
The Motors and valves information menu can be used to manually
switch each motor and valve individually.
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12.4.4 Information menu alarms/warnings/notes
- Press the key to enter the information menu.
The information menu now appears.
- Press the key to enter the alarms/warnings/notes information menu.
The alarms/warnings/notes information menu now appears .
In the alarms/warnings/notes information menu, the current condition of outstanding alarms is displayed.
Here, alarms/warnings/notes can be deactivated.
See also the Malfunctions chapter.
- Press the key to enter the next menu.
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12.4.5 Information menu device
The current values valid for your device are displayed in the device information menu.
- Press the key to enter the further information menu.
- Press the key to enter the device information menu.
Now the device information menu appears.
In the device information menu, the current settings and information on the device are displayed.
Operation
The following displays can be called up:
Device type
Serial number
Linkage design
Linkage width
Section widths number
Section width breakdown
Pulses per 100 m
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