Anderson RB-400, Руководство оператора

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5 Operating Procedures
5.1 Moving the Bale Wrapper
Short and Medium Distances
Your machine can be moved short and medium distances behind a tractor. Attach the machine
and attach security chains to the ring provided for this purpose on the draw bar. On public
roads, follow the traffic regulations of your region for agricultural machines, including those
concerning the use of agricultural machines by minors.
Safety Measures
WARNING !
Regardless of method, during transportation, do not stand on and do not let
anyone else stand on the machine.
WARNING !
Close the fuel valve if it is necessary, because the gasoline could leak into
the engine base.
5.2 Using the IG-C3 Bale Counter
Characteristics
The IG-C3 bale counter is powered by a rechargeable battery. Use the provided AC/DC charger
as needed. The module consists of a 2-line screen with 4 buttons beneath it. Start up the
counter by touching the
ON/OFF button on the left. This opens the first Anderson window.
Five seconds later, the screen will look as follows:
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In the upper left corner of this window, rev: 00 will count each wrapping as you operate
the bale wrapper.
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On the second line of the window, Bales (D): 000 shows the total bales wrapped in the
day.
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In the upper right corner, MAX: 18 shows the maximum number of revolutions
programmed for each bale. When your number of revolutions approaches this number, the
screen will begin to blink. You will hear three warning beeps, but the machine will not stop
automatically. Bales/total will increase by 1, and after 15 seconds, the number of revolutions
will return to 0.
Figure 5.1
Bale counter screen