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Mounting and installation
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Mounting the terminal
Connecting the cable
Connecting the battery connection cable
Installing the wheel sensor
Mounting the wheel sensor on the rim
Mounting the wheel sensor on the drive shaft
Determining speed by means of the tractor's signal socket
Connecting section valves
Instructions on retrofitting
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Overview of keys
Screen structure
Work screen with a sprayer
Work screen for an orchard sprayer
Areas on the work screen
Spray data area
Tank display area
Boom display area
Function icons section
Structure of further screens
Basic control principles
Navigating in screens
Browsing between screens
Exit screen
Moving the cursor
Selecting and activating parameters
Inputting data
Activating and deactivating functions
Preparing Spraylight for use
When should you configure what?
Configuring the basic settings of the on-board computer
Setting date / time
Setting contrast and brightness
Selecting language
Entering sprayer parameters
Entering sprayer working width
Entering the number of nozzles per section
Configuring the nozzle type
Selecting the type of nozzle
Calculating the output and amount applied by the nozzles on your machine
Calibrating non-ISO compliant nozzles
Recalibrating a nozzle when worn
Inputting tank size
Setting a tank alarm
Tank filling
Filling up the tank without TANK Control
Filling up the tank with TANK Control
Calibrating the flow meter
Calibrating the flow meter with the tank method
Calibrating the flow meter with the nozzle method
Manually entering the number of pulses per liter for the flow meter
Calibrating the wheel sensor
Determining pulses per 100 meters
Manually entering the number of pulses for the wheel sensor
Set limit values for the spray pressure
Configuring Automatic mode
Setting minimum working speed
Setting minimum automatic working speed
Setting the regulation value
Triggering hydraulic valves
Configuring the communication with an ISOBUS terminal
Applying the device in the field
Entering the set value
Controlling application
Using Automatic mode
Using Manual mode
Starting application
Stopping application
Switching off sections
Selecting sections
Selecting sections when all sections are switched off
Working in localized mode
Work screen in localized mode
Selecting and switching off sections in localized mode
Activating localized mode
Deactivating localized mode
Documenting work results
The Totals screen
The Daily counter screen
Documenting work results with a daily counter
Working with hydraulic valves
Controlling hydraulic valves configured as keys
Controlling hydraulic valves configured as switches
Maintenance and servicing
Checking the software version
V24 interface
Activating simulated speed function
Displaying sensor status
Maintaining and cleaning device
Disposing of the unit
Technical specifications
Plug assignment - 8-pin flange socket
Plug assignment - 39-pin clip connector
Troubleshooting
Table of potential faults
Preparing Spraylight for useEntering sprayer parametersConfiguring the nozzle typeCalculating the output and amount applied by the nozzles on your machine
 
 
Calculating the output and amount applied by the nozzles on your machine
On the Nozzle choice screen, you can calculate how much you can apply with the selected nozzle. This calculation should help you find the nozzle that is appropriate for your task.
The screen includes three parameters which you can configure yourself. Your inputs for these parameters have no impact on the application. These values are used to calculate the application amount and nozzle output.
Parameters in the Nozzle choice screen:
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Working speed
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Minimum pressure value
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Maximum pressure value
The pressure range defined by the pressure values should always be within the specification defined by the nozzle manufacturer.
In addition to these three parameters, the following parameters are taken into consideration when calculating nozzle output:
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Type of nozzle
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Working width of sprayer
The calculation results can be seen on the Nozzle choice screen:
 
Nozzle choice
Nozzle performance in liters per minute
Nozzle application amount in liters per minute
 
 
Procedure
 
 
1.
Switch to the Nozzle choice screen:
 Düsenauswahl 1
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The following screen appears:
 
2.
 Plus  Minus - Mark the desired parameter.
3.
 OK - Confirm.
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The data input screen appears.
4.
Input the desired value for a parameter in the data input screen.
5.
 OK - Confirm.
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The calculated output of the nozzle is shown on the Nozzle choice screen.