Why doesn't the boom number turn green when turned on in Raven Viper Pro?
If the boom number does not turn green when turned on, it could be because the boom is not set up properly, nodes are not completely programmed, or the boom is disconnected. Check the boom setup from the Setup menu. Check node calibration and ensure all calibration is completed. Check the connection and wiring to the boom.
Why are boom numbers gray on my Raven Viper Pro?
If the boom numbers are gray, it could be because the boom switches are turned off, AccuBoom is enabled but the machine is not moving, or the CAN is disconnected. Turn the boom and master switch on. Move the machine out of the applied zone. See the CAN Troubleshooting section on page 212.
Why will streetmaps not load on my Raven Viper Pro Control Systems?
If streetmaps will not load, it could be due to several reasons: * The streetmaps files are not located in the streetmaps folder. * Streetmaps are located in a sub-folder in the Streetmaps folder. * Streetmaps are not in the correct format. * Too many streetmaps files in the Streetmaps folder. Move the streetmaps files to the Streetmaps folder on the disk. Move the streetmaps to the Streetmaps root folder. Save the streetmap files in the shapefile format. Limit the number of county streetmap files in the Streetmap folder.
What does You must set up the section information in the Setup menu mean in Raven Viper Pro?
This message displays when starting a job if the sections have not been set up. Configure the section information in the Setup menu.
What does No Rx file chosen for this product mean in Raven Viper Pro?
This message indicates that VRC was selected for the product during the product setup, but no Rx map was loaded. Un-select the VRC selection or load an Rx map for the product.
What does No GPS mean in Raven Control Systems?
This message indicates that Viper does not detect a GPS signal. Make sure that the GPS receiver is turned on and receiving a signal. Ensure that the port setting for Viper and the GPS receiver match. Also, make sure that the required NMEA messages are turned on in the GPS receiver.
Why does my Raven Viper not completely power down?
If your Viper unit does not completely power down, it's likely because the orange wire is connected directly to a 12V power source. Do not connect the orange wire to a source of +12VDC.
How to resolve a red DGPS status indicator on Raven Control Systems?
A red DGPS status indicator on the Main Screen can be caused by: * A disconnected GPS cable. * No power to the GPS receiver. * Incorrect port settings. Check the cable between the GPS receiver and the Viper Pro. Verify that the GPS receiver has power and ensure that the port settings on the Viper Pro and the GPS receiver are the same.
What to do if the Raven Control Systems touch screen does not respond to touch?
If the touch screen is unresponsive, it might be because the area you're touching doesn't include a selectable function, or the system is busy processing a previous request. Touch an area of the screen that contains a selectable function. Wait for the system to finish processing previous requests.
Why are CAN nodes not detected in my Raven Control Systems?
If CAN nodes are not being detected, the possible causes are: * No power to CAN nodes. * Weak or dirty power to the CAN nodes. * Water in CAN nodes. * Corrosion in CAN connections. * Broken cable to node. * Low power voltage. Verify that there is 12 volt power and ground to the CAN node's logic power. Make sure that the 12 volt power to the CAN node is coming from the switch relay that is connected to the battery. Prevent water and moisture from building up in the nodes. Disconnect and clean the CAN connections. Repair or replace the cable and verify at least +10VDC at the node.
Provides a step-by-step overview of the Viper Pro installation procedure.
Instructions and requirements for selecting a mounting location for the Viper Pro.
Details on the two available cable platform options for the Viper Pro field computer.
Diagram and instructions for connecting the Generation 1 cable platform.
Diagram and instructions for connecting the Generation 2 cable platform.
Procedures for powering up and initiating the Viper Pro field computer.
Ensuring proper communication with CANbus nodes for accurate product application.
Configuring essential system settings like language, time zone, and display units.
Selecting the appropriate controller setting for CANbus or serial console operation.
Configuring speed sensor settings and calibration for accurate rate adjustments.
Configuring valve settings based on product type and machine application.
Setting the target rate for product application for each control channel.
Entering the meter calibration number for liquid product flow measurement.
Calibrating dry/granular application systems using spreader constant and product density.
Programming calibration values for control valves to adjust response time.
Configuring boom and section widths for guidance and product control.
Automatic control of boom sections based on coverage or spray/no-spray zone maps.
Procedure for starting a job using AgX recommendations and pre-populated data.
Configuring job name, guidance pattern, and AccuBoom mapping modes.
Steps to begin a standard job and enter all product and job information.
Calibrating prescription maps and setting default application rates.
Information on how the Viper Pro displays and handles configured alarm conditions.
Procedures for viewing and resolving detected alarm conditions.
Selecting and using various swath patterns for guidance during a job.
Linking product tanks or bins to automatically switch for continuous application.
Configurable settings for monitoring and controlling product application via CANbus.
Configuring hardware control based on specific product nodes or booms.
Configuring communication ports for GPS, console, and auxiliary devices.
Configuring applicator boom or implement sections for monitoring or control.
Configuring AccuBoom functionality for automatic boom section control.
Setting up AccuBoom operation using spray and no-spray zones.
Determining the current status of the AutoBoom system via the Viper main screen.
Process of archiving and deleting files to maintain Viper Pro system efficiency.
Steps to prepare a USB flash drive with necessary file folders for maintenance.
Accessing flexible options for managing and maintaining files on the Viper Pro.
Uploading prescription maps from a USB flash drive via the File Maintenance screen.
Copying, moving, or deleting files from USB drives or internal memory.
Automatic process for moving report files and deleting job files from Viper Pro storage.
Transferring or deleting AgX recommendations to/from the Viper Pro.
Information on troubleshooting common issues and solutions for the Viper Pro system.
Troubleshooting common problems like power, CAN node detection, and touch screen.
Resolving issues related to lost settings, default profiles, and CAN connections.
Troubleshooting problems with streetmaps, boom display, product functions, and dates.
Resolving issues related to loading and displaying prescription (Rx) maps.
General| Brand | Raven |
|---|---|
| Model | Viper Pro |
| Category | Control Systems |
| Language | English |
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