Chapter 7
160 OmniSeed™ Viper Pro™ Installation & Operation Manual
Dual Pressure Area
Note:
The pressure displays calibrated in this area are designed for monitoring product pressures via a
product control node. Refer to the Optional Bin Pressure Sensor section on page 44 to calibrate
bin pressure sensors used with seeding systems.
Liquid product pressures monitored by the Viper Pro, via electronic pressure transducers, are displayed as P1
(Pressure Transducer 1) and P2 (Pressure Transducer 2) on the Viper Pro main screen.
Note: Refer to the Optional Bin Pressure Sensor section on page 44 to calibrate bin pressure sensors
and select bin pressures or fan speeds for display on the Viper Pro main screen.
Viper Pro displays:
• All dashes if the node does not detect a pressure transducer.
• CAL if it detects a pressure transducer but the transducer is not calibrated.
Note: Pressure readings are provided as display only and do not affect product control. Refer to the
Pressure Transducer section on page 264 for details on calibrating any pressure transducers
connected to the CAN control system.
Low Limit Pr (Pressure)
The low limit pressure feature requires a pressure transducer to monitor product pressure during application
and will allow the operator to set the lowest pressure tolerable during field operations. If the application system
reaches the low limit pressure, the field computer will display an alert and application system will maintain the
flow rate to keep the boom pressure consistent and to maintain the spray pattern.
The low limit pressure feature will result in higher than desired application rates. If the low limit pressure feature
will be used during field operations, be sure to enter a value that will not interfere with normal field application.
Application Area
The application area on the CAN Controller Status screen displays the current application type and control
valve type configured on for the Viper Pro control system.
Refer to the Application and Control Valve Type(s) section on page 40 for information on these settings.
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