
Setting Up- Flow |
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17.4 FLOW |
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Volume Readout |
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Volume Readout |
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for Tank 2 |
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Figure 57: Flow window
The ‘Volume Readout’ displays ‘Volume/Minute or ‘Volume/Nozzle, depending on which option is selected from the ‘FLOW’ window.
There is a ‘Volume Readout’ displayed for each ‘Tank’ (1,2 and 3) selected. The above example shows a ‘Volume readout’ for ‘Tank 1’ and ‘Tank 2’ because there are 2 tanks selected. The number on the left hand side of the ‘Volume Readout’ displays which ‘Tank’ the ‘Volume Readout’ is displaying.
The units displayed are determined by the units selected on the OPTIONS/UNITS page and whether, ‘Liquid, Granular, Injection or NH3’ was selected for the ‘Tank Mode’.
By selecting the ‘Volume Readout’ display; the ‘FLOW’ window is displayed as shown in Figure 57.
The current number of Nozzles is displayed. The number of nozzles can also be set from the OPTIONS/SPRAYER page. To change the number of nozzles select the ‘Calculator Icon’; and enter the number of nozzles for each boom section, for the primary boom. The number of nozzles does not affect the operation of the sprayer. The number of nozzles is used to calculate an average flowrate per nozzle. This is displayed in the ‘Volume Readout’ when the ‘Display Volume/Nozzles’ button is selected.
‘Display Volume/Minute’ is displayed in the ‘Volume Readout’ when ‘Display Volume/Minute’ button is selected from the ‘FLOW’ window.
‘Display Volume/Nozzles’ is displayed in the ‘Volume Readout’ when ‘Display Volume/Nozzles’ button is selected from the ‘FLOW’ window.
‘Range’ (Spray ECU 2 only)- shows the actual Pulse Width Modulation(PWM) applied to the hydraulic valve as a percentage (%). Note: The ‘Range’ is only displayed for the ‘Tanks or Tank)’ which have ‘Proportional Valve’ selected as the Controller.
‘Time Left X’- Displays the approximate time left in (hh:mm) of spraying time before the tank is empty; taking into account the current speed, volume left in tank, sections ON and widths and application rate. The ‘X’ signifies which Tank (1,2 or 3) the Time Left is currently displayed. Each Tank has its own Time Left display, the number of Time Left windows is determined by the number of Tanks selected. ‘OFF’ is displayed where the time (hh:mm) is normally displayed, when the Tank is switched OFF or the Master is switched OFF.
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