Standen Unistar 2400, Руководство оператора

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Electrical Control System
Control for the major functions of the Standen Unistar 2400 are provided
electronically by the switches mounted on the in-cab control box (item 1, fig 5)
switching the valves on the machine via a CAN-Bus control system. The functions
can be monitored from the control box display screen (item 2, fig 5). Setting and
monitoring can be carried out by following the instructions in the CAN-Bus operating
instructions.
Ensure that all plug and socket connections are clean and coupling pins undamaged
before connection, and that they are securely locked together before the power is
switched on. The function of each control box switch is explained below.
Do not leave or store the control box outside in the open and always
disconnect the control box from the tractor electrical supply when not in
use, so avoiding the possibility of draining the battery.
Hydraulic Drawbar (optional)
The hydraulic drawbar push button activates/deactivates the hydraulically damped
drawbar system. The LED is illuminated when the system is switched on.
Digger Share Raise/Lower
The 3 position spring toggle switch manually raises/lowers the digger assembly
increasing/decreasing the depth of the shares below the soil. Releasing the switch to
the central position leaves the share depth at the present setting. Setting the switch
to the locked lower position enables the depth rams to free float.
Auto-Depth
With the digger share switch set in the lower position, the push button
activates/deactivates the digger share auto-depth system. The share depth is
automatically adjusted by the movement of the diablo roller. The LED is illuminated
when the system is switched on. Operating the manual digger share raise/lower
switch will override the auto-depth system. The auto-depth indicator lights show
when the depth control sensors are operating. In work the digging depth can be
varied using the digger share dial. Turn the dial clockwise to increase the share
depth and anticlockwise to decrease the depth.
1.11 OPERATION
Fig 5