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Brand | Raven |
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Model | SCS 5000 Series |
Category | Music Mixer |
Language | English |
Explains how to enter and use Edit mode for programming SCS console values.
Lists abbreviations and their corresponding definitions for various units of measure.
Provides conversion values for fluid ounces, liters, and pounds.
General safety precautions and advice for operating the SCS console.
Safety guidelines specifically for working with hydraulic systems.
Safety guidelines for electrical connections and operations involving the console.
Overview of the SCS console's role in sprayer and spreader applications.
Details the various components that make up the SCS control systems.
Describes the display, keypad, and serial number location of the SCS console.
Specific details and notes on the SCS 4000/5000 console models.
Specific details and notes on the SCS 4070 console models.
Specific details and notes on the SCS 4400/4600 console models.
Guidelines for proper care, maintenance, and handling of the SCS console.
Provides key technical specifications like dimensions, weight, and environmental ratings.
Information on where to find manual and software updates for Raven consoles.
Procedure for the console to communicate with and detect CANbus nodes.
Instructions on programming CAN product nodes using the SCS console.
General troubleshooting techniques for CAN systems and components.
Identifies common causes and solutions for CAN node communication failures.
Requirements and considerations for selecting a mounting location for the SCS console.
Steps for securely mounting the SCS console using the provided hardware.
Instructions for connecting the console cable and power to the vehicle.
Procedure to reset the console's internal memory to initial programming screens.
Steps for the first-time programming sequence including contrast and language.
Setting the measurement units for the console display (e.g., US Acres).
Selection of the product application type (e.g., Liquid, Granular).
Selection of the control valve type connected to the system.
Inputting the spreader constant for granular product applications.
Inputting the product density value for granular applications.
Setting the meter calibration value for liquid product applications.
Setting the fan speed calibration for spinner applications.
Programming the valve calibration value to adjust control valve response.
Entering the target application rate for product application.
Selecting the type of speed sensor used by the system.
Details on speed calibration values and procedures for initial system setup.
Programming boom section widths for accurate application control.
Procedure to change initial console programming settings after setup.
General overview of console programming using calibration keys.
Detailed steps on how to use Edit mode for inputting numerical values.
Explanation of how calibration keys are used to program and calibrate the system.
Using the Self Test function to check or troubleshoot the product control system.
Describes the function keys used to display application information.
Displays current volume per minute or flow rate.
Estimates the area that could be covered in one hour based on current speed.
Accesses the SCS Data Menu for various settings and information.
Toggles product control on or off for the selected product.
Displays current volume remaining in the tank or bin.
Toggles the product selection on the controller for viewing data or changing settings.
Allows simulating speed for testing the system without moving the vehicle.
Feature to increase system accuracy at low application rates.
Accesses settings related to serial communication and data logging.
Sets the baud rate for communication with a connected GPS receiver.
Sets the baud rate for serial port communication.
Enables or disables alarms for variable rate changes.
Determines how often data is sent to the serial port for logging.
Selectable units (feet, meters, seconds) for trigger value in data logging.
Configuration options for serial port communication and data direction.
Selects the number of stop bits for communicating with a GPS receiver.
Selects between logging GPS and console data or GPS data only.
Enables or disables variable rate control through serial and CAN ports.
Accesses settings for individual products and their configurations.
Sets the minimum desired RPM or hydraulic output for PWM control valves.
Sets the coil frequency for PWM valves.
Sets an initial pulse width for PWM valves in PWM-Close mode.
Sets target pressure for liquid systems in standby mode.
Sets increment for rate changes using INC/DEC switch in AUTO mode.
Controls valve to low flow limit and activates alarm when volume/minute drops.
Activates low level alarm when tank volume falls below a defined level.
Sets delay between console controlling flow rate after booms turn on.
Setting the spreader constant, which should be zero for liquid products.
Fine-tunes control valve response for application rate oscillations in PWM mode.
Sets pulses per revolution for pump/fan RPM readout.
Sets tolerance between flow switch and flow readings for alarms.
Enables or disables vacuum or bin level alarms.
Enables or disables the flow switch alarm for chemical injection.
Sets time for valve to open when booms turn off in automatic mode.
Displays current PSI, kPa, or BAR if pressure transducer is installed.
Enables or disables a chemical agitator if the system is equipped.
Indicates the output status of a PWM valve, from fully closed to fully open.
Section of Data Menu covering standby pressure, low pressure, and auto calibration.
Accesses console-specific settings like contrast, alarms, and data lock.
Enables or disables product control shutoff if speed drops below a set limit.
Provides status and configuration options for CAN nodes.
Reconfigures the order of product control nodes on the CANbus.
Allows review of current values and settings for configured product channels.
Information and setup for the data logging feature using a compact flash card.
Recommended values and procedures for initial speed calibration.
Procedure for calibrating the speed sensor when using wheel magnets.
Method to adjust speed calibration based on the number of wheel magnets used.
Procedure for calibrating the speedometer drive speed sensor.
Calibration procedures specific to liquid spraying applications.
Programming valve calibration numbers to adjust control valve response.
Setting the target application rate for sprayer nozzles.
Features for systems with multiple plumbing tiers, accessed via BOOM CAL key.
Settings for dual loop control, enhancing response at low application rates.
Calibration procedures specific to granular spreading applications.
Procedure to verify and refine the spreader constant.
Entering product density for spreader constant calculations.
Options for programming data like tank volume and display information.
Initial job setup and field testing procedures for liquid applications.
Procedures for field testing the console's speed and rate correction.
Regular maintenance procedures to ensure system longevity.
Initial setup and field testing procedures for granular applications.
Information and testing procedures for speed sensor extension cables.
Information and testing procedures for flow meter/encoder extension cables.
Specifies the required firmware versions for multi-console CANbus operation.
Recommended guidelines for operating a multi-console CANbus system.
Setup procedures for connecting SCS consoles to Viper Pro and Envizio Pro.
Diagrams showing SCS 4400/4600 connection with Cruizer II guidance systems.
Instructions for using a USB to Serial Adapter for console firmware updates.
Guide to using the serial console updater utility for firmware updates.
Procedures for operating a handgun using the Ratio Rate feature.