ROJ PCS 200, Оригинальное руководство пользователя

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User Manual
- 3.24 - PCS 200 Kit
ADVANCE RETURN
Dynamic operation of the tramline application
The rows exclusion sequence is generated by overlapping the seeder passages to
the sequence vector (in this case 20 rows).
To exclude the rows in the sequence, just click on the corresponding row case, as
shown in the example below (rows 9 and 10).
When one of the seeder rows overlaps to the case corresponding to an excluded row
in the sequence, that row will be shut down (switching to the automatic tramline
mode), as shown in the following figure.
The sequence changes (i.e. The vector corresponding to the seeder moves along the
sequence vector), each time there is a transition of the following signals:
•
Machine lifted/lowered (PROX_MACH)
•
Left row marker (ROW_L)
•
Right row marker (ROW_R)
Basic example:
In order to better understand how the tramline works, let's analyze a real case,
covering most of the operation conditions on the field, i.e.:
•
Number of rows on the machine: 4
•
Number of rows for the sequence: 20
•
Machine alignment to the left (row 1 on the machine aligned with row 1 in
the sequence)
•
Driving direction: advance
Supposing that the sequence goes further without mistakes we will not need to use
the buttons .
The following screen is displayed: