Raven Envizio Pro, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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P/N 016-0171-493 Rev. I 145
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Pivot to Rear Axle. (Articulated Vehicles Only) The pivot to rear axle value is the distance from the pivot point
to the center of the rear axle. This value must be measured parallel to the direction of travel.
Pivot to Front Axle. (Articulated Vehicles Only) The pivot to front axle value is the distance from the pivot
point to the front axle. This value must be measured parallel to the direction of travel.
3.
To enter or edit the antenna offset values on the Tractor Offset Setup screen:
a.
Touch the desired offset or value to edit.
b.
Use the on-screen keypad to enter the measured offset value in inches [centimeters].
Note:
The field computer will not recognize a negative value for any of the offset values. Be sure to enter
sure to enter positive values for each offset. All negative values entered will be reset to ‘0.’
4.
Touch the Next icon to proceed with the trailed implement configuration.
To configure standard pull-type implements (e.g. towed sprayers, anhydrous tool bars, planters, etc.), refer
to the
Trailed Implement Setup section on page 145. Refer to the Trailed Implement with Tow Between
Setup section on page 146 to set up an implement like an air seeder where the air cart is towed between
the tractor and seed drill.
Note:
Use the standard trailed implement type to configure an air seeder system where the air cart is
towed behind the seed drill. Use the Previous
icon to return to the Implement Type screen if
necessary.
Trailed Implement Setup
Note:
The following instructions apply to a
implement pulled directly behind a tractor
such as a pull-type sprayer, anhydrous tool
bar or planter. Refer to the Trailed Implement
with Tow Between Setup section on
page 146 to configure an implement such as
an air seeder with the air cart towed between
the seed drill and the tractor.
1.
If the standard Trailed Implement option is selected as
the implement type, the Offsets will display after the
Tractor Offsets Setup screen.
2.
Review the following definitions of the offsets for the
trailed implement setup. These values are critical for performance of the field computer and product or
implement control system. Measure carefully and enter the offset values as accurately as possible to help
ensure the best results.
Pivot to Hitch. The pivot to hitch value is the distance from the hitch point to the implement pivot point. The
pivot point on an implement is usually either the center of the wheel base which the implement turns around
or the point where the implement makes contact with the ground during field operations. This value must be
measured parallel to the direction of travel.
Product Fore/Aft. Enter the distance between the implement pivot point and the product sections on the
implement. The product sections are the point which completes the desired task during field operations
such as the center of the boom on a pull-type sprayer, seed tubes on a planter, knives on an anhydrous tool
bar, or the center of the working width of a disc. This value must be measured parallel to the direction of
travel.
Important:
If an implement configuration or modification changes the product fore/aft setting, verify that the section
configuration will need to be reconfigured. Refer to the Sections section on page 147 for information on
setting up the sections and section offsets.