Raven Envizio Pro, Installation & Operation Manual

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Basic Operation
Job Files
Overview
The Envizio Pro and Envizio Pro II stores field and product information in job files. In general, job files are
created for each field and contain the following information:
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Target rate (min and max)
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Coverage area and area within a field boundary
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Volume of product applied
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Prescription map information (if applicable)
These files are automatically created for each job started on the Envizio Pro or Envizio Pro II.
Note:
To ensure console memory resources are available, Raven recommends performing file
maintenance periodically to remove unused job files from the memory on the console. Refer to
Chapter 8, Software Updates and File Maintenance for more information.
A job file allows the operator to:
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Create and save new field boundary and coverage maps and other information for each application without
erasing or modifying previous jobs stored on the field computer.
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Load previously created job files and coverage maps to resume a job at a later date. Saved field
boundaries, AccuBoom maps, guidance paths or other information stored on the field computer for the job
may be recalled to continue the application right where the operator left off.
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Save and load job files at any time during a field application. This allows the field computer to work in
multiple fields or on different applications without losing application information for any other existing or
unfinished job file.
Starting a Job
Before starting a job and creating a job file, the Envizio Pro and Envizio Pro II field computers require the
operator to check and verify job information. During this process, the operator can choose to create a new job
or to resume an existing job as well as enable features and options to be used during the job being created.
Note:
If the field computer will be controlling products via a Raven CAN system, make sure all nodes
connected to the CANbus are recognized and programmed correctly. Refer to Chapter 4, CAN
Networking and Diagnostics if nodes do not appear to be recognized by the field computer.
During the job setup process, the field computer may require the following information:
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Type and name of the job to be created
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Guidance pattern
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Product control and rate information
At this time, the field computer may also require the operator to enable the optional AutoBoom and AccuBoom
systems.