Amazone UF 01 - Operator Terminal

Assembly and function
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4.9 Operator terminal
Via the operator terminal
• implement specific data.
• implement order related data.
• access of the field sprayer to change the spray rate during
spraying operation.
• control of all functions on the sprayer booms.
• control of special functions.
• monitoring the field sprayer during the spraying operation.
The
accesses the implement computer. Hereby
the implement computer receives all necessary information and takes
over the area related control of the spray rate [l/ha] in dependence of
the entered spray rate (required rate) and the actual forward speed
[k.p.h].
The
determines:
• the actual forward speed in [k.p.h].
• Actual spray rate in [l/ha] or [l/min].
• the remaining distance in [m] until the spray cocktail tank has
been sprayed empty
• the actual spray cocktail tank-contents in [l].
• the spray pressure.
• the PTO shaft rev. speed (only with signal socket and NE 629).
The
stores for a started order:
• the sprayed daily and total amount of the spray cocktail [l].
• the worked daily and total area in [ha].
• the daily and total spraying period in [h].
• the average operational output in [ha/h].
The
consists of the main menu and the addi-
tional 4 sub menus order, implement data, setup and operation.
• Menu order
In the menu order orders are created and the determined data
of up to 20 jobs are stored. Please refer to chapter "Menu order",
page 61.
• Menu implement data
In the menu implement data
the implement specific settings are
entered, dialled or determined via a calibration procedure.
Please refer to chapter "Menu implement data", page 62.
• Menu setup
The Menu setup serves for input and output of diagnosis data
and for dialling and entering of implement basic data. Please re-
fer to chapter "Menu setup", page 78.
• Menu operation
During spraying operation the menu operation shows all neces-
sary data. During the spraying operation the field sprayer is con-
trolled from the menu operation. Please refer to chapter "Menu
operation", page 85.