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General| Brand | Rauch |
|---|---|
| Model | AXIS EMC ISOBUS |
| Category | Farm Equipment |
| Language | English |
Explains the purpose and scope of the operator's manual.
Details classification and meaning of danger level warnings used in the manual.
Explains how text elements like instructions, lists, and references are presented.
Describes the format for step-by-step instructions.
Explains the format for bulleted lists.
Explains how cross-references to other sections or documents are made.
Details how to navigate menus, understand hierarchy, and use keys.
Lists the AXIS EMC models and their supported functions.
Describes the machine control unit display and its components.
Details the components and layout of the machine control unit's operating screen.
Explains the customizable display fields on the operating screen and available values.
Shows how the metering slide status is displayed for active and inactive spreading operations.
Illustrates section statuses and provides recommendations for restarting the terminal.
Explains the meaning of various icons used for navigation, menus, and functions.
Lists and explains icons related to menu navigation.
Lists and explains icons for accessing menus and functions.
Details icons displayed on the operating screen for controls and status indicators.
Explains additional icons not covered in previous sections, related to modes and status.
Provides a visual overview of the machine control unit's menu structure for AXIS-M EMC.
Lists the necessary tractor specifications and connections for installing the control unit.
Details the power supply and connection methods for the machine control unit.
Explains how the machine control unit receives power via the tractor's 9-pin socket.
Guides on connecting the control unit to the fertilizer spreader, referencing other manuals.
Mentions the electronic slide actuator for application rate and advises to consult the machine manual.
Provides step-by-step instructions for starting up the machine control unit.
Explains how to navigate through menus using touch screen and function keys.
Shows the main menu structure and lists sub-menus with their meanings and descriptions.
Details how to change fertilizer and spreading settings, including navigating between tabs.
Explains how to enter the target application rate in kg/ha.
Guides on setting the working width in meters.
Explains the flow factor range and its importance for dosing quantity.
Describes how to set the drop point using the electrical adjustment and potential safety warnings.
Outlines the process for calibrating the system to determine the flow factor.
Explains how to select the correct spreading disc type for optimal performance.
Details setting the PTO speed and normal disc speed for optimal performance.
Explains how to select spreading modes for field boundaries.
Describes how to reduce the quantity for border spreading.
Guides on calculating optimum turn-on and turn-off distances for headlands.
Explains how GPS control information is displayed and its relation to OptiPoint settings.
Details how to create and manage fertilizer charts for machine settings.
Explains how to enter settings for the tractor and machine.
Explains the automatic and manual operating modes and when to use them.
Describes how to set percentage increments for application rate changes.
Explains how to use the fast emptying function for cleaning or emptying the machine.
Introduces the menu for configuring system and test settings.
Shows how to view spreader counter readings like quantity, area, time, and distance.
Guides on checking the functions of actuators and sensors.
Mentions service settings requiring an input code for authorized personnel.
Provides information on the machine control unit and machine configuration.
Explains how to view spreading work values and weighing functions.
Details how to view and reset trip counter values for spreading work.
Explains how to view remaining fertilizer quantity and calculate possible spread area/distance.
Describes the procedure for zeroing scales on weighing spreaders.
Explains how to activate and use the SpreadLight function for night operation.
Details the operation of the electrically operated hopper cover and associated safety warnings.
Introduces special functions available on the machine control unit.
Guides on switching between metric and imperial units.
Explains how to use an alternative joystick for machine control.
Describes the special equipment WLAN module for smartphone communication.
Explains how to check the remaining fertilizer quantity during operation.
Details the procedure for refilling the hopper, especially for weighing spreaders.
Describes the TELIMAT unit for border spreading and safety precautions.
Explains the electrical TELIMAT unit for AXIS-M 50.2 and its safety aspects.
Introduces section control for optimizing spreading based on field requirements.
Shows the different spreading types available and how to select them.
Explains how to reduce sections for spreading on one or both sides.
Describes spreading with reduced sections using VariSpread pro.
Details spreading with one section and border spreading activated.
Explains the automatic operating mode for continuous application rate regulation.
Introduces the idle measurement process for EMC control accuracy.
Explains how automatic idle measurement is initiated and performed.
Describes how to manually start idle measurement for flow factor changes.
Details spreading using the AUTO km/h operating mode, typically for machines without weighing.
Explains spreading in manual km/h mode when no speed signal is available.
Describes manual adjustment of metering slider opening for spreading slug pellets or fine seeds.
Explains how GPS control and SectionControl work together for automated spreading.
Lists various alarm messages, their display, and potential causes.
Describes how fault and alarm messages are displayed with red frames and warning symbols.
Guides on how to rectify and acknowledge alarm messages, noting variations by terminal.
