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II - D

IAGNOSTIC

PROCEDURES

IAG

-5

5 - I

CASE

APPLICATION

RATE

DIFFERENCE

In case of an applica-

tion rate difference

Checks on the

spreader

Make sure the user

complies with

540 rpm pto

Make sure the shutters

are not clogged

Make sure nothing

is blocking the shut-

ters when they open

(guide, actuator etc.)

(Sheet B5)

Checks on the

console

Check the area meter

Check the width

programming

If in Stop & go or

Econov automatic

management, check

the parameters of the

Task Controller:

- % overlap percentage

- opening/closing

delays- etc.

Caution: An error of up to 5% is

acceptable

Make sure the

weighing device is

accurate

Make sure that the T

factor has changed

(activation of dynamic

mode) (Sheet F3.4)

AME

: T

RAINING

EPARTMENT

ATE

: 2017

AGE

56 / 59

EFERENCE

: T

ECHNICIAN

’

PERATING

ANUAL

X40+-X50+ ISOBUS

Summary of Contents for X40+ ISOBUS

Page 1: ...TECHNICIAN S OPERATING MANUAL X40 X50 ISOBUS R f 400 915 03 EN DIS...

Page 2: ...OPERATING MANUAL X40 X50 ISOBUS IND 03 5 CONTENTS To comply with the instructions for safety and use refer to the instruction manuals corresponding to the fertilizer spreader and the electronic conso...

Page 3: ...Calibration of the weighing device 13 C2 Angle sensor of the weighing device 14 C3 Weighing blades check 15 C4 Replacement of weighing blades 16 17 C5 Pre tensioning spring dimension inspection 18 C6...

Page 4: ...NAME TRAINING DEPARTMENT DATE 2017 PAGE 4 59 REFERENCE TECHNICIAN S OPERATING MANUAL X40 X50 ISOBUS IND 03 5 GLOBAL VIEW A1 1 1 2 3 4 5 1 10 6 8 1 12 1 14 1 16 1 15 1 17 1 18 7 9 1 11 1 13...

Page 5: ...6 LEFT END OF HOPPER SENSOR 983917 7 RIGHT END OF HOPPER SENSOR 8 LEFT TRIBORD ACTUATOR 911038 9 RIGHT TRIBORD ACTUATOR 1 10 LEFT HAND CHUTE ACTUATOR WIDTH 911037 1 11 RIGHT HAND CHUTE ACTUATOR WIDTH...

Page 6: ...MALE PLUG PIN COLOUR FUNCTION 1 BLACK WHITE 0 V 60 A 2 BLUE 0 V 25 A 3 RED BROWN 12 V 60 A 4 PURPLE 12 V 25 A 5 LINK TO PIN NUMBER 4 RELAY CONTROL OF TERMINATON 6 NC 7 NC 8 YELLOW CAN HI 9 GREEN CAN...

Page 7: ...AND CHUTE L EFT HAND S TOP G O L EFT T RIBORD Y ELLOW G REEN P URPLE B LACK B LUE B ROWN R ED W HITE R ED B LUE W HITE R ED B LUE W HITE R ED B LUE B LACK R ED B LUE B ROWN B LUE B LACK B LACK B LUE B...

Page 8: ...g settings must be checked Make sure the space between the tip of the regulator and the bottom of the bowl is 15 mm When this is the case lock screw 3 The tip of the regulator must be 6 mm from the op...

Page 9: ...Place a 35 mm round bar 1 in the shutter opening towards the front Then lower the shutter using the lever The 35 mm round bar must be in contact with the bottom and the front of the opening and touch...

Page 10: ...c actuators on the chute side Align the chute with the notch in the centre of the spreading disc 2 The index 3 must point to mark 137 If this is not the case loosen the screws 4 and align the index in...

Page 11: ...index of the application rate levers must be on mark 35 1 If this is not the case the lower attachments of the actuators 2 must be adjusted presence of adjustment slots 2 Width electric actuators Chut...

Page 12: ...plication rate lever 2 Check there is a 1 mm clearance between the bowl and the shutter with the spreader loaded To adjust 1 Remove the H6 nut of the anti bounce device 3 2 The shutter guide is mounte...

Page 13: ...r follow the procedure below In order to be able to calibrate the sensor load a known weight into the hopper The weight must be a minimum of 1000 kg The reference weight must be accurate in order to o...

Page 14: ...g device to be corrected depending on the angle of the machine An incorrect calibration distorts the display of the weight Angle sensor calibration Position the spreader perfectly level both front rea...

Page 15: ...e weight displayed on the console for a similar weight is highly random you must check that there is no friction or foreign bodies between the weighing device frame and the spreader chassis If there i...

Page 16: ...sential for the spreader to be unhitched and on its stands It is recommended that you have a socket for size 14 hexagon socket screws e g reference STM 14 1 Place a nut on the pressure screw to compre...

Page 17: ...placement of the parts first reassemble the upper blades without locking the screws Then at the lower level remove the 16 x 100 safety screws and mount the new blades without locking the screws 8 Cent...

Page 18: ...machine unhitched B Adjusting the pre tensioning of the spring If the dimension of the spring is not correct you must adjust the clamping screw at the weight indicator to compress or release the spri...

Page 19: ...should be measured WIRE COLOUR FUNCTION BROWN 5 V BLUE 0 V YELLOW GREEN V SIGNAL MV BLACK 0 V SIGNAL GREY SCREEN 3 Weighing device settings On the universal terminal access the menu ADVANCED SETTINGS...

Page 20: ...ighing beam 3 Completely disconnect the weight indicator in the connection box 2 and uncouple the grey wire from the blue wire 4 Check the values opposite The weighing device sensor is considered to b...

Page 21: ...in mm These actuators have a 130 mm travel with limit switches and an ILS position sensor The ILS sensor sends 2 pulses mm of travel Thus for 130 mm of travel the actuator sends 260 pulses They are po...

Page 22: ...splays Bloqu Jammed 4 Checking the positioning of the actuators The consistency between the application rate lever mark and the indication on the screen can also be checked Only check between marks 20...

Page 23: ...supply and a pulse counter Connect a or power supply on the red and blue wires the rod will extend or retract There is a limit switch On the 2 other wires black and white it is possible to count the...

Page 24: ...mit switches and an ILS position sensor The ILS sensor sends 2 pulses mm of travel Thus for 50 mm of travel the actuator sends 100 pulses They are powered by 4 wires WIRE COLOUR FUNCTION RED POWER SUP...

Page 25: ...s on the console From the HOME menu make sure that the shutters are closed Access the ADVANCED SETTINGS menu with Select Diagnostique Diagnostics And press the key To check an actuator perform a compl...

Page 26: ...pulse counter and or multimeter It is also possible to control an electric actuator using a direct power supply and a pulse counter Connect a or power supply on the red and blue wires the rod will ext...

Page 27: ...se actuators have a 130 mm travel with limit switches and an ILS position sensor The ILS sensor sends 2 pulses mm of travel Thus for 130 mm of travel the actuator sends 260 pulses They are powered by...

Page 28: ...mm stroke If there is a fault the screen displays Bloqu Jammed 4 Checking the positioning of the actuators The consistency between the chute lever mark and the indication on the screen can also be che...

Page 29: ...y and a pulse counter Connect a or power supply on the red and blue wires the rod will extend or retract There is a limit switch On the 2 other wires black and white it is possible to count the pulses...

Page 30: ...l in mm These actuators have a 85 mm travel with limit switches They are specific fast travel actuators for the Stop Go function They have 4 wires but only 2 are connected WIRE COLOUR FUNCTION RED POW...

Page 31: ...ction of the rod An electricity consumption of between 0 1 and 0 4 A should be seen If there is a fault the screen displays Bloqu Jammed 4 Electrical control Using a direct current power supply create...

Page 32: ...or check the continuity R 100 between the blue and the brown wires The magnet is no longer facing the sensor open contact No continuity On assembly the air gap must be 5 mm max The tip of the sensor m...

Page 33: ...seconds the alarm opposite activates A red arrow indicates the side in question If the side opposite is greyed out the sensor is still covered with product 3 Programming On the universal terminal acc...

Page 34: ...isplay When the CAN connection is interrupted or the spreader is not connected the alarm opposite is triggered 3 Diagnostic LEDs The ECU is fitted with diagnostic LEDs MARK NAME COMMENTS 1 POWER RED W...

Page 35: ...4 5 GREEN CAN LO 5 4 PURPLE ECU CONTACT UT ON 12 V UT OFF 0 V 7 BLACK 0 V ECU AND POWER 8 3 BLUE 0 V POWER 9 2 BROWN 12 V PERMANENT ECU AND POWER 10 1 RED Comments The purple and black wires provide t...

Page 36: ...S OPERATING MANUAL X40 X50 ISOBUS IND 03 5 DIAGNOSTICS MENU E1 Access the ADVANCED SETTINGS menu with Select Diagnostique Diagnostics Control and diagnosis for the various actuators Actuator initialis...

Page 37: ...T RATE NO INFORMATION FROM THE CODER SPEED LOW RISK OF OVER APPLICATION SPEED HIGH RISK OF UNDER APPLICATION LEFT CHUTE NO INFORMATION FROM THE CODER RIGHT CHUTE NO INFORMATION FROM THE CODER STOP GO...

Page 38: ...ad the machine type Press to exit b Left Tribord Option From the page ADVANCED SETTINGS select Capteurs et actionneurs Actuators and sensors Enter the PIN code 1936 and confirm Using the key display t...

Page 39: ...y Press Historique machine Machine history Enter the values Press twice g Product names T factors width settings Access the JOB SETTINGS page with the key Select Choix de l engrais Fertilizer choice D...

Page 40: ...rom software version CMS104002rev30 Section R L Application rate adjustment Linkage type Distribution area offset Extend the Length Opening anticipation Closing anticipation Curve Straight Line YES NO...

Page 41: ...cal actuator control problem However it is preferable to retrieve data before the reset Please retrieve data before performing a RESET Access the ADVANCED SETTINGS page Select Usine Factory Setup Ente...

Page 42: ...rs and sensors Enter the PIN code 1936 and confirm Using the key display the Tribord page Tick Tribord gauche Tribord left if the spreader is fitted with this option c Angle sensor weighing coefficien...

Page 43: ...nfirm Press TC offset At mark 1 choose the management of the fertiliser distribution area sections in Straight line or Curve mode for compatible terminals Quartz 800 curve mode At mark 2 tick if it is...

Page 44: ...ke the view opposite Make sure that Surface Correction RDS Km h Surface Addition _ Press to exit g Product names T factors width settings Access the JOB SETTINGS page with the key Select Fertilizer ch...

Page 45: ...r not DYNAMIC mode is activated Normal use DYNAMIC mode in automatic activation The symbol must be displayed in the black strip 1 and the or keys must not appear in the HOME 2 page Use with a resupply...

Page 46: ...activate or deactivate the T factor correction Display the ADVANCE SETTINGS page again and select Weighing calibration Enter the PIN code 1234 and confirm Press the key to hide the key in the HOME me...

Page 47: ...sion CMS104 002rev19 sulky From Isolink version CMS104 002rev30 MCMC0511 Copy the Updates cms folder and paste it in the sulky or MCMC0511 folder Do not change the name of the file 2 Transferring file...

Page 48: ...unch the update by pressing As the minutes go by the screen displays the different stages Data writing Software loading Object Pool loading ECU reprogramming The Sulky interface then disappears from t...

Page 49: ...nk version CMS104 002rev19 sulky From Isolink version CMS104 002rev30 MCMC0511 Save the file generated from the Fertitest in this folder Do not change the name of the file The file can be read in an E...

Page 50: ...TINGS page with Select Importer donn es Fertitest Import Fertitest data On line 1 choose the position for saving On line 2 choose the product to import Confirm the import with the key The settings are...

Page 51: ...3 3 Application rate difference between left hand side right hand side 54 diag 4 4 The application rate electric actuator s does do not move 55 diag 5 5 If there is an application rate difference 56...

Page 52: ...htness Some blades are broken Replacement of weighing blades Sheet C4 Pas d affichage de la pes Calibration of the weighing device Sheet C1 Ok Make sure the user performs the tare correctly Check that...

Page 53: ...1 Empty the spreader perform the tare unladen and follow the weighing device calibration procedure Sheet C1 No weight indicator supply voltage Replace the connection box and perform an angle sensor ca...

Page 54: ...he electric actuators in the connection box Sheet A3 Mechanically check the calibration of the shutters at mark 49 Sheet B2 Set the electric actua tors to mark 35 Sheet B4 Check if the shutter slides...

Page 55: ...n of the phenomenon Check the programming of the working width Reverse the actuators in the connection box Check that the kg ha dose is possible to perform Check the T Factor 0 6 T 1 4 Replace the con...

Page 56: ...tuator etc Sheet B5 Checks on the console Check the area meter Check the width programming If in Stop go or Econov automatic management check the parameters of the Task Controller overlap percentage o...

Page 57: ...sence of 12V or 12V between the red wire and the blue wire of the Tribord actuator when it is activated Sheet D2 OK No power supply Replace the actuator Replace the connection box Sheet A3 Activate th...

Page 58: ...5 NOTES NAME TRAINING DEPARTMENT DATE 2017 PAGE 58 59 REFERENCE TECHNICIAN S OPERATING MANUAL X40 X50 ISOBUS IND 03...

Page 59: ...5 NOTES NAME TRAINING DEPARTMENT DATE 2017 PAGE 59 59 REFERENCE TECHNICIAN S OPERATING MANUAL X40 X50 ISOBUS IND 03...

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