Tube-Line TL1700SR, Operator'S Manual

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Section 9: Auto Control Option -
TL1700SR
Auto Wrap Mode Display Adjustments
There are 2 auto wrap modes, AUTO FROM HOME
and AUTO FROM LOAD POSITON . Screen powers
on to last used mode and settings.
AUTO FROM HOME is the main menu i.e. home
screen. See Fig.3 . This mode is used when loading
first bale and when using a long reach loading
machine such as a loader tractor or telehandler.
AUTO FROM LOAD POSITION , Fig.4 is used
when using a short arm loading machine such as a
skidsteer.
The only difference between the 2 modes is the
turntable position when loading bales.
Press B1 - SELECT button to select MODE
field,
using B2 or B3 to change mode to AUTO FROM
LOAD or MANUAL . If no change required press B1
button again to move selection to next field.
Select ROTATIONS
field and use B2 or B3 button to
set desired amount based on the value determined
by using the formula specified in
Plastic Film
Requirements, pg.5-1 .
Select TIP MODE to change between AUTO and
MANUAL .
Fig.3
Fig.4
• AUTO tip allows machine to unload bale when the desired rotations are reached and the turntable magnet
aligns with the proximity sensor mounted to the frame.
• MANUAL tip mode requires the user to press and hold the TIP DOWN button on the remote control to
unload a wrapped bale.
Select BALE COUNT and use B2 or B3 buttons to reset, increase or decrease the bale count of the current
bale wrapping job.
Select HOME / LOAD
field to modify where the turntable rotates to when using the
AUTO FROM LOAD
POSITION mode. By default this is set to 2.75 seconds, which rotates the turntable roughly 60° from the
HOME position. This allows skidsteers to load bales over the rear left wheel. Use B2 or B3 buttons to change
the time value, increasing time increases angle and vice versa.
Select TIP HOLD
field to adjust the amount of time it takes to fully tip and raise the turntable when unloading
bales. Decrease this value if turntable stays tipped well after bale has unloaded.
Select PRE SLOW DOWN
field to adjust the time the last rotation will take to complete. This ramp down speed
smooths the transition of hydraulic flow from turntable rotation motor to unloading cylinder.