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Hectare meter - Short instruction
3.3.1
In General
3.3.1.1
AMADOS-II on/off switching
By pressing key
"AMADOS-II" is switched
o and by pressing key
it is switched off.
When switching on, the display briefly
shows the creation date of the computer
program.
Whenever the supply voltage drops to
below 10 volts, e. g. when starting the
tractor, the computer automatically
switches off. It has to be switched on again
as described above.
3.3.1.2
Dial implement-specific data (values)
or
By these keys the implement-specific data (values)
which are required for the "AMADOS-II" can directly be
dialed.
Always confirm dialed values by
Key
.
By the 1st pressing of the
or
the display advances by one position into the desired
direction.
By renewed pressure onto the key the display continues
to run until the key is released.
Confirm and store simultaneously all implement-specific
data which are required for monitoring the connected
machine always by pressing key
.
3.3.2
Putting to operation (short instruction)
Before starting to operate enter the
implement-specific data by pressing the
corresponding keys in the mentioned order
newly or check .
Conduct all enterings regarding the
implement type only with a disconnected
implement plug.
1. While implement plug is disconnected switch on
“AMADOS-II” (pls. refer to para. 3.3.1.1).
Initially the display shows the program
entering date. For the following period of
approx. 10 sec. then no entry is possible.
Thereafter automatically the error message
"13" is shown. After a waiting time of
approx. 15 seconds the mode „1“ can be
dialed.
2. Dial mode "1" and the coding "04" for hectare
meter (please refer to para. 3.3.3.1 ).
3. Switch off "AMADOS-II" and connect it to
implement plug.
4. Switch on again “AMADOS-II”.
5. Check the working width and correct if necessary
(see para. 3.3.3.2.1).
6. Check "Imp./100m" and correct if necessary (by
direct entry or by a calibration test; see para.
3.3.3.2.2).
7. Release start function and start working operation
(see para. 3.3.4.1).
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