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Defines bold and monospace type usage in the manual.
Explains the meaning of warning and information icons used in the manual.
Explains how the WEED-IT system detects and sprays weeds using chlorophyll fluorescence.
Covers safety icons, warnings, and general practices for safe operation.
Outlines responsibilities and authorized use of the WEED-IT system.
Provides basic safety rules and advice for avoiding accidents.
Specific safety precautions related to the electrical system, fuses, and battery connections.
Warns about the intense light from sensors and potential eye damage.
Safety guidelines for using crop protection products and handling the machine.
Defines the proper application of the WEED-IT system as an add-on to crop spraying.
Highlights potential damages from specific product types and cleaning recommendations.
Details the procedure for turning the WEED-IT system on and off.
Explains how to perform a forced shutdown in case of system failure.
Lists the main electronic components and additional required parts for the WEED-IT system.
Details the location and operation of the power switch on the user console.
Explains the content of the start-up and main screens, showing system status and data.
Explains the purpose and usage of the five function keys on the user console.
Describes the use of arrow keys and the menu key for navigating the system interface.
Differentiates between the default Main menu and the Service mode for system settings.
Details the procedure for checking system pressure before each use.
Outlines the steps to verify the functionality of the detection sensors.
Provides methods for flushing and cleaning all or individual nozzles to prevent clogging.
Explains how to check job productivity data available on the main screen.
Guides on selecting different spray modes like Spot plain, Full coverage, etc.
Explains how to adjust the spraying margin during operation, e.g., for wind compensation.
Details how to adjust sensor sensitivity using presets for different environmental conditions.
Describes how to temporarily stop spraying using the Hold function, e.g., for turning on headlands.
Specific safety precautions related to the electrical system, fuses, and battery connections.
Covers regular cleaning of sensor windows and troubleshooting leaky sensors.
Recommends filters, rinsing procedures, and steps for replacing nozzles.
Provides guidelines for storing the machine in a dry, warm place and disconnecting the battery.
Describes the default mode and how to navigate through menus from the main screen.
Lists the options available for regular use of the WEED-IT system from the main menu.
Explains how to change spraying margin and sensor sensitivity using presets.
Details how to enter Service mode and lists the available sub-menus like Information, Warnings, etc.
Provides general system information and data for each sensor.
Explains how warnings are displayed and stored, and how to clear them.
Describes functions for flushing nozzles, testing detection, and solenoid valves.
Allows viewing recorded data of the current job, including time, area, dose, liquid, usage, and savings.
Guides on selecting spray mode, nozzle type, pressure, and ideal speed.
Sprays liquid continuously, setting the application rate for the entire field.
Combines spot spraying and full coverage, applying different rates for weeds and the field.
A spray mode similar to Spot plain, but utilizes different sensitivity presets.
A spray mode similar to Spot spraying, but utilizes different sensitivity presets.
Allows setting display language, alarm volume, and contrast.
Enables selection of units for speed, distance, fluid, and pressure.
Options for history per job, Imperial Units, and US date notation.
Procedure for setting the internal clock and date, especially after battery replacement.
Explains how WEED-IT identifies and displays errors, warnings, and messages.
Lists common errors/warnings and provides methods for resolution.
Details electronic and housing/mounting specifications for the sensors.
Lists technical details for sensor detection and solenoid valve operation.
Details valve type, compatibility, voltage, resistance, and filtering requirements.
Provides technical specifications for different PSU models, including sensor capacity and power ratings.
Lists technical specifications for the user console, including voltage, power, and dimensions.
Illustrates the flow and available sub-menus within the Service mode.
A form for dealers to record system settings during setup and testing.
Section for configuring dealer-specific settings, starting with console and sensor info.
Details for recording console serial numbers and individual sensor serial numbers.
Configuration settings for Speed and Flow parameters, including units and roles.
Settings for sensor position, margin, track, and fluid configuration.
Configuration for nozzle height (h) and distance (d) from the detection line.
Settings for predefined spraying margins, applicable when user/wind margin is enabled.
Configuration for height sensors, including nominal values and clearances.
Lists related technical documents such as ISOBUS user manual and Parts List.
Provides a comprehensive list of compatible nozzles with their specifications and recommended spray modes.
Contains charts detailing application rate ranges for various nozzles based on pressure, speed, and height.
Explains the formulas and calculations for determining application rates in Spot Spraying mode.
Provides the calculation formulas for application rates in Full Coverage mode.
Explains the calculation formulas for the Dual Spraying mode, combining spot and cover rates.
General| Sensor Type | Optical sensors |
|---|---|
| Type | Weed detection and spraying system |
| Technology | Optical Detection |
| Application | Agricultural weed management |
| Compatibility | Compatible with various sprayer models |
| Working Width | Varies depending on boom configuration |
| Tank Capacity | Varies by Model |
| Power Requirement | 12V DC |
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