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8 RCM - Sprayer and AIM Command FLEX™ II Calibration and Operation Manual
maintain the same target pressure and operate over a larger application speed or flow range while maintaining
droplet size. This may help manage spray drift and allow the equipment to operate in higher winds. Pressure-
based control also allows better rate control at lower target flow rates than the flow meter can detect.
Direct Injection. Direct injection allows efficient and accurate application of liquid chemicals applied from an
injection module. A separate injection module or tank eliminates mixing chemicals in the main tank, reduces
chemical waste, and simplifies equipment care and maintenance.
Connect up to five Sidekick Pro™ ICD injection systems to the Viper 4 and ISOBUS to control the whole system
through the AIM Command FLEX™ II user interface screens on the universal terminal. Select a high flow injection
system to control a wide range of chemical flow rates from 5 - 200 oz/min. Select a low flow injection system to
provide chemical flow rates from 1 - 40 oz/min. Refer to the Sidekick Pro™ ICD Calibration and Operation Manual
for additional information on setting up the direct injection system.
Wireless Diagnostic Control. Wireless diagnostic control allows the user to control the system and perform
diagnostics by using a wireless remote. The user can turn on and off boom sections, or turn the pump on or off, for
troubleshooting or demonstration purposes without having to leave the cab.
NOTE: Refer to Appendix F, Remote Control and Diagnostics, for additional assistance with the wireless
remote.
Automated Boom Priming. This feature streamlines the conventional boom priming process, where product is
sprayed out of the boom until consistent product application is achieved at all spray tips. Whether removing air,
chemical, or rinse water, the Automated Boom Priming feature makes sure the priming process is consistent. Boom
Priming requires no additional cabling or plumbing, may be used in any mode of operation, and allows the user to
adjust the Section Auto-Operation times to fine-tune the priming process.
Boom Recirculation. Boom Recirculation allows the user to circulate product from the tank, to the boom, and
back. A machine operator may prime the spray system, re-suspend chemicals that may have separated within the
boom, and minimize chemical deposit buildup, all without dispensing product from the boom spray tips.
Boom recirculation may be enabled and disabled automatically or manually from the UT when not spraying. Users
can adjust the Section Auto-Operation times to perfect the amount of circulation happening per section. Enabling
this feature requires NCV installation and cannot be active when direct injection is in use.
Flow Offsets. The flow offset feature allows the operator to adjust the flow rate of a set of NCVs anywhere on the
boom by ± 50% from the rest of the boom to maintain optimal coverage.
The flow offset may be activated on up to two configured NCV Flow Offset profiles simultaneously. Four factory
preset NCV Flow Offset profiles, as well as two user configurable profiles, are available. Each profile may contain
up to eight NCVs.
Virtual Sections. This feature allows the system to automatically divide nozzles on the boom in up to 36 virtual
sections.
Nozzle Level Control. This mode turns each NCV into an individual boom section and offers maximum product
savings. Contact a local Case IH dealer for more information.
NCV Override Off. If HD Individual Nozzle Control is unlocked, the user can override any number of individual
NCVs off while spraying. This can be done with or without showing coverage for that area. Actual application rates
are automatically adjusted to ensure remaining NCVs are apply correctly.
NOTE: Any additional direct injection products on the system would need to be independently primed.
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