TeeJet Technologies DYNAJET IC7 140, Руководство пользователя

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DynaJet® IC7140
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Machine Setup
Machine Setup is used to configure machine settings. When a rate
controller is on the system with readable communications, some
settings are controlled by the rate controller.
WARNING! With each nozzle change or when nozzles are replaced, a
system calibration (steps NO. 5 CALIBRATE THE RATE
CONTROLLER REGULATION and NO. 6 CALIBRATE THE
DYNAJET IC7140 SYSTEM in the "INITIAL START-UP &
CALIBRATIONS" chapter) must be completed before attempted
operation. These configurations may affect Gain settings. Failure
to properly configure and calibrate the system will result in sub-
standard performance.
1. From the Main Setup screen, select Machine Setup .
Figure 5-7: Machine Setup
Figure 5-8: Machine Setup with Rate Controller
Nozzle Spacing
Sets the spacing measurement between nozzles.
NOTE: To prevent the application rate from being wrong, the nozzle
spacing multiplied by the number of nozzles must match the
section width.
Pressure Sensor Maximum
Sets and verifies the Pressure Sensor Maximum value by looking at
the maximum pressure printed on the pressure sensor.
Minimum Duty Cycle
Sets the Minimum Duty Cycle percentage to which DynaJet will
control.
Control Hold Delay
When any boom switch changes state, DynaJet will not make control
adjustments for the specified time period.
Gain Preset
Select one of five (5) preset gain combinations. Preset gain
combinations are determined under the Gain Preset Setup menu. This
setting will set the same for all operation modes and selected nozzles.
Number of Sections
Sets the number of boom sections. Number of sections will not be
available when set by a rate controller.
Nozzles per Section
Sets the number of nozzle locations for each boom section. Sections
are numbered from left to right while facing in the machine’s forward
direction. Number of nozzle locations will not be available when set by
a rate controller.
1. Select NOZZLES PER SECTION ARROW.
2. Establish the number of nozzles for each available section.