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Muller Elektronik DRILL-Control Installation And Operating Instructions Manual Download Page 48

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Using the system functions of the on-board integrated display/controller

Updating the on-board integrated display/controller

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Updating the on-board integrated display/controller

If a new software version is available for your on-board integrated display/controller, you can update
it.

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You have received an update file in zip format from Müller-Elektronik.

1.

Unpack the zip file on an empty USB memory device.

2.

Insert the USB memory device into the on-board integrated display/controller.

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The software automatically detects that a new software version is saved on the USB

memory device.

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You will be asked whether you want to update the on-board integrated display/controller.

3.

Confirm.

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The new software will be installed on the on-board integrated display/controller.

4.

Restart the on-board integrated display/controller.

10.4

Procedure

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Summary of Contents for DRILL-Control

Page 1: ...llation and operating instructions DRILL Control Version V3 20151130_rev 2 30283620 02 EN Read and follow these operating instructions Keep these operating instructions in a safe place for later refer...

Page 2: ...ber 30283620 02 EN As of software version 0 0 17 0 Original language German M ller Elektronik GmbH Co KG Franz Kleine Stra e 18 33154 Salzkotten Germany Phone 49 0 5258 9834 0 Fax 49 0 5258 9834 90 Em...

Page 3: ...ut of references 11 4 Mounting and installation 13 4 1 Installing the on board integrated display controller 13 4 2 Installing the sensors on the implement 13 4 2 1 Installing the revolution sensors 1...

Page 4: ...sociating products with a hopper 41 9 Configuring the implement equipment 42 9 1 General information on the configuration 42 9 1 1 Performing the configuration 42 9 1 2 Layout of the configuration scr...

Page 5: ...cs 49 11 2 Checking the version numbers 51 11 3 Alarm messages 51 12 Technical specifications 54 12 1 Technical specifications of the on board integrated display controller 54 12 2 Connector pin assig...

Page 6: ...e job computer Intended use The job computer is only intended for use in the agricultural sector The manufacturer is not liable for any other installation or use of the job computer The manufacturer c...

Page 7: ...ral steps If there is a risk involved in carrying out any of these steps a safety warning will appear in the instructions themselves Safety instructions always directly precede the step involving risk...

Page 8: ...Control on board integrated display controller Among other things the on board integrated display controller can perform the following tasks Monitoring of the metering shaft Control of the bout marke...

Page 9: ...on Switches the on board integrated display controller on and off Confirms entries Creates screenshots Navigate within individual screens Performs the function shown on the screen Information on the n...

Page 10: ...s manufactured for an agricultural machinery manufacturer the agricultural machinery manufacturer s item number will be shown here Operating voltage The product may only be connected to voltages withi...

Page 11: ...directional information in these instructions such as left right forward back is relative to the movement direction of the vehicle Layout of operating instructions The operating instructions explain s...

Page 12: ...Layout of references 12 V3 20151130_rev 2 30283620 02 EN References can be identified by their square brackets and an arrow The number following the arrow shows you on what page the section starts wh...

Page 13: ...r To connect the junction box 1 Screw the bracket onto the on board integrated display controller 2 Attach the bracket with the on board integrated display controller in the vehicle cab 3 Connect the...

Page 14: ...ent sensors are suitable as revolution sensors Functional principle The Hall element establishes a connection between the green and the white cable cores To do so the magnet must be held with the red...

Page 15: ...ignation 30303623 Hall element sensor with 3 pin AMP connector switching distance 5 10 mm Installing the fill level sensor Capacitive sensors are suitable as fill level sensors Functional principle A...

Page 16: ...Signal Spare part number Item number Designation 30303650 Capacitive sensor with 3 pin AMP connector Installing the working position sensors Reed contact sensors are suitable as working position sens...

Page 17: ...agnet nonmagnetic attachment e g V2A copper brass Connector pin assignment 3 pin AMP connector Pin Cable colour Designation 1 white 0VE 2 brown 3 green Signal Spare part number Item number Designation...

Page 18: ...installation Installing the sensors on the implement 18 V3 20151130_rev 2 30283620 02 EN Spare part number Item number Designation 30258321 Vansco type 740 radar sensor with 1 m cable and with 3 pin...

Page 19: ...rives In this area you can see The seed rate for each connected metering drive The number indicates which metering drive is meant The current value is always shown here The changed target rate you hav...

Page 20: ...of the bout marker is activated The obstacle mode is activated A hopper has issued an alarm The implement is in working position The early stop function is activated Status information In this area y...

Page 21: ...rk screen press 2 Navigate to the date and time 3 Confirm 4 Select the desired parameter 5 Confirm 6 Terminate the settings Setting the brightness 1 On the work screen press 2 Increase or decrease the...

Page 22: ...f the on board integrated display controller Selecting the language 22 V3 20151130_rev 2 30283620 02 EN 5 Confirm You have selected the desired language When you exit the screen the on board integrate...

Page 23: ...unit screen appears 2 Configure the parameters Performing a calibration The operating instructions of the implement explain when to perform a calibration You can only perform a calibration when the ma...

Page 24: ...he text 3 Quantity It is possible that the displayed weight is different than the calibration weight 11 Weigh the seed that was applied during the calibration 12 Enter the weight in the field next to...

Page 25: ...et Rate and Adjustment parameters 1 On the work screen press Function icons for the adjustment of the target rate appear 2 or Change the target rate The target rate of the metering units will be chang...

Page 26: ...no tramline will be created for this track No icon appears 1 On the work screen press You can change the number of the track You can configure the tramline control Configuring the tramline control To...

Page 27: ...on the other side of the seeder Two tramline mechanisms on each side of the seeder Selecting tramline rhythm Settings Tramlines for a seeder RhNo Number of the tramline rhythm Lngth Number of tracks...

Page 28: ...h chapter contains the proper tramline rhythm for you Even numbers Even tramline rhythms 28 Uneven numbers Uneven tramline rhythms 32 Decimal numbers Special tramline rhythms 33 4 Select the table wit...

Page 29: ...reated during track 2 ex working width of the sprayer 12 m working width of the seeder 3 m Track 0 must be performed separately To avoid overlapping use the Half width shutoff system function The tram...

Page 30: ...ing tracks 2 and 3 ex working width of the sprayer 12 m working width of the seeder 3 m Working start at the left field edge Possible position of the flaps Result of the calculation RhNo Length Left R...

Page 31: ...999 12 6 7 14 999 14 7 8 Creating tramlines on one side of the seeder and with two tramline mechanisms The figure shows an individual tramline rhythm The tramlines are created during track 2 ex worki...

Page 32: ...No Length Left Right 2 999 2 1 4 999 4 2 6 999 6 3 Creating uneven tramline rhythms Uneven tramline rhythms are always created in one track Uneven tramline rhythms can only be created if the tramlines...

Page 33: ...mlines are created with both sides of the seeder There is one tramline mechanism on one side of the seeder and two tramline mechanisms on the other side of the seeder Two tramline mechanisms are insta...

Page 34: ...ft Right 2 67 999 8 5 4 7 2 3 33 20 10 9 2 6 5 3 5 28 14 13 2 9 6 4 5 18 18 16 3 12 7 4 67 999 14 3 12 7 8 5 33 24 16 9 8 14 3 5 5 999 22 14 9 3 20 6 67 999 20 10 11 4 17 7 5 30 30 27 4 19 12 9 33 999...

Page 35: ...sible position of the flaps Result of the calculation RhNo Length Left Right 2 5 15 10 9 2 7 4 2 67 999 8 7 2 5 4 3 33 21 10 6 5 9 2 3 5 29 14 9 6 13 2 4 5 19 18 12 7 16 3 4 67 999 14 7 8 3 12 5 33 25...

Page 36: ...ith the job computer remember that the job computer cannot control the oil pressure You have to use the control unit in the tractor to generate pressure in the system Operation with these systems can...

Page 37: ...er is always changed when you lift the implement Change the bout markers manually The bout marker is changed when you press the function key 1 On the work screen press 2 Select the side on which the b...

Page 38: ...eaning Resets the counter Calls up the Total results screen There are the following counters Area Area on which the implement was in working position Quantity Applied quantity 1 On the work screen pre...

Page 39: ...Operating the implement on the field Viewing results 7 30283620 02 EN V3 20151130_rev 2 39 1 On the work screen press Total results screen appears Procedure...

Page 40: ...When calibrating the speed sensor with the 100m method you determine the number of pulses received by the speed sensor in a distance of 100m When you know the amount of impulses the job computer can...

Page 41: ...rce parameter select the value Simulation 3 In the Sim Speed parameter enter the speed to be simulated The desired speed will be simulated When you restart the job computer the simulated speed will au...

Page 42: ...en press The Settings screen appears You will find parameters for an implement element behind each function icon The following section explains which function icon represents which implement element Y...

Page 43: ...to be set for the individual configurations in the indicated chapters You have called up the configuration screen 1 Configure the implement 44 2 Configure the hoppers 44 3 Configure the metering units...

Page 44: ...out marker parameter Select whether the implement has hydraulically adjustable bout markers Waterhole Mode parameter Select whether the implement has a waterhole mode Configuration of the hopper This...

Page 45: ...s itself off after this time Early Stop Time parameter Enter the time after which the metering unit should stop when the early stop function is activated When the function has been activated the meter...

Page 46: ...9 Configuring the implement equipment Configuration of the sections 46 V3 20151130_rev 2 30283620 02 EN Working width parameter Enter the respective working width for each section 9 6 1...

Page 47: ...ent DRILL Control 1 Insert a USB memory device into the on board integrated display controller 2 On the work screen press 3 Start the export The export was successful or the export has failed If the e...

Page 48: ...eived an update file in zip format from M ller Elektronik 1 Unpack the zip file on an empty USB memory device 2 Insert the USB memory device into the on board integrated display controller The softwar...

Page 49: ...numbers screen 51 Sets the current measured values to 0 Calls up the next function The following abbreviations are possible for the cable cores A B C The designations are analogous to the designation...

Page 50: ...hydraulic motor to reach the defined rpm Output value HS low The function is deactivated There is no voltage at the input high The function is activated There is voltage at the input Output value HS...

Page 51: ...the pool with texts and images Hydr version Version of the hydraulic system configuration Alarm messages Overview of the alarm messages Alarm text Possible cause Remedial measure Metering drive is sta...

Page 52: ...change the Minimum Value parameter Hopper is low There is not enough seed or fertilizer in the hopper Fill the hopper Hopper is empty There is no more seed or fertilizer in the hopper Fill the hopper...

Page 53: ...ed in a row that is switched off The row is defective Check the row Speed signal from CAN bus has been lost The cable was disconnected Check the cable connection Error with the reading or writing of d...

Page 54: ...with ISO 10605 Level 4 Protection class IP 54 when all plugs are connected Power input 0 3A 13 6V without connected sensors and actuators Display 5 7 TFT QVGA Processor 72MHz ARM7 512kB Flash 64kB RAM...

Page 55: ...used in the following table VE Electronics voltage VL Power voltage A Series A B Series B C Series C 39 pin connector Pin no Signal 39 pin connector Pin no Signal 39 pin connector Pin no Signal A1 Me...

Page 56: ...9 pin connector Pin no Signal speed sensor A9 Engine speed sensor B9 12VE C9 A10 B10 C10 Fan speed sensor A11 Lower level sensor B11 Upper level sensor C11 A12 Calibration switch B12 C12 Work position...

Page 57: ...t is in working position Upper level sensor Sensor that checks if there is seed in a hopper Lower level sensor Sensor that checks if there is seed in a hopper Metering drive speed sensor Sensor that m...

Page 58: ...14 Notes 58 V3 20151130_rev 2 30283620 02 EN Notes 14...

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