Kinze 3600, Руководство оператора

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MACHINE OPERATION
6-18 Rev. 7/04
7. Seed Counting Sensor Too Dirty Warning -
After the seed counting sensors end their internal
self-calibration, the monitor may detect one or
more sensors are either too dirty or blocked. If the
monitor detects planting or movement, the
corresponding bar graph remains flashing. The
monitor will display “CLEAN SENSORS” on the
LCD if no movement or planting is detected,
prompting the user to clean the tubes. If the tubes
are dirty, they will still show seed flow with less
accuracy. If the tubes are blocked the user will get
an alarm as soon as planting starts. The
corresponding bar graph will remain flashing until
the problem is corrected and the monitor is powered
down and then powered back up.
8. Low Battery Warning - The monitor is constantly
monitoring its input voltage to quickly detect low
power conditions. If the monitor detects that the
input voltage has dropped below 11.0V, it will
display “LOW POWER” on the LCD, provided that
the monitor does not detect planting.
NOTE: After the alarms have been acknowledged
and if the alarm condition is still present, the LCD
will continue to display the alarm condition.
KPM I
REPLACING A FAULTY SENSOR
To replace a faulty sensor; (a) disconnect the faulty
sensor and check the monitor to be sure the correct
sensor was disconnected, (b) turn the monitor off, (c)
after a few seconds, turn the monitor back on and (d)
plug in the replacement sensor. The monitor will chirp
twice to acknowledge the new sensor was learned and
saved.
To replace more than one faulty sensor, proceed as
stated above beginning with the lowest numbered row
in the rear or left section and continue to replace
sensors in increasing order. Then move on to the front
or right section and continue in ascending row number
order.
NOTE: If the monitor is not turned off and then on,
the replacement sensor(s) will be ignored until the
next power on, at which point they will be randomly
learned by the monitor.
NOTE: This warning will not trigger unless a
minimum time of continuous planting has passed.
NOTE: If all the rows show a seed rate of zero, the
condition will not generate an alarm. It will be
assumed the planter has stopped. The row numbers
and the bottom 60% segment will remain on for all
selected rows.
3. Multiple Alarms - If more than one alarm condition
occurs at the same time, pushing the OK key will
acknowledge all alarms that are currently displayed.
For example, if one row on the front and one row on
the rear are alarming, pushing the OK key will only
acknowledge one of them. However, if there are
two alarms on the front, both alarms would be
acknowledged with one push of the OK key.
4. Section Not Selected Warning - If the monitor
was programmed for two sections and only one is
currently selected for display (by pressing the
SELECT key), the icon of the disabled section will
flash for a period of 1 minute, then turn off at each
power up. If seed flow is sensed in the disabled
section, the icon for that section (front, left or right)
will begin to flash.
5. Seed Planting Stopped Warning - When the
monitor detects no seed flow on all rows, the
monitor will emit 3 short beeps to alert the user.
This warning will occur each time the planter is
stopped, each time the planter is raised at the end
of a row or if the mechanical drive fails while
planting.
NOTE: This warning will not trigger unless a
minimum time of continuous planting has passed.
6. Seed Counting Sensor In Calibration Warning -
All seed counting sensors run a self-calibration
sequence on power up. While in calibration the
bottom segment of each corresponding bar graph
will flash if the monitor detects movement or planting
activity. If the monitor does not detect this, the
message “WAIT CALIBRATION” will be scrolled.