Manual No. 016-0159-925 Rev. F 29
Initial Startup & Console Programming
Valve Type
The default setting for the Valve Type screen is “Standard Valve.”
1. Press the CE key to cycle between:
• STANDARD VALVE
• FAST VALVE
• FAST CLOSE VALVE
• PWM VALVE
• PWM CLOSE VALVE
• HIGH VOLUME PUMP
• LOW VOLUME PUMP
Note: The high and low volume pump options are only available if a Sidekick Pro direct injection pump is
detected on the CANbus.
2. Press ENTER to accept the displayed selection and advance to either the Meter Cal or Spreader Constant
screen.
3. If “Liquid” was selected as the product control type, skip to the Meter Cal (Liquid Applications) section on
page 30. If “Spinner RPM Control” was selected as the product control type, skip to the Fan Speed Cal
(Spinner Applications) section on page 30. If any of the granular control options were selected, a spreader
constant and a product density or meter cal will have to be entered.
Note: During the initial programming sequence, pressing ENTER in Edit mode will also advance to the
next calibration screen.
Spreader Constant (Granular Applications)
If you have selected any of the granular product control types, the next screen displayed after the valve type
will be the Spreader Constant screen. A value greater than zero must be entered into this screen to advance to
the next screen.
1. Use the Edit mode to input the initial spreader constant.
See the Spreader Constant section on page 58 for more information on calculating and adjusting the
spreader constant for a specific machine set up.
Note: Press the METER CAL button while on this screen to toggle between spreader constant and meter
cal.
2. The Product Density screen will display.
Product Density (Granular Applications)
After the spreader constant is entered, the SCS console will display the Product Density screen.
1. Use the Edit mode to input a density value for the granular product to be applied.
Note: Press and hold the METER CAL button while on this screen to review the value for the spreader
constant entered on the last calibration screen.
2. The Valve Cal screen will display.
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