Why won't serial console AccuBoom controlled boom sections turn off in Raven Control Systems?
If the serial console AccuBoom controlled boom sections will not turn off, it is because the boom switches on the console are in the 'On' position. Boom switches for parallel AccuBoom systems must be in the 'Off' position.
Why won't CAN System AccuBoom turn on in my Raven Viper Pro?
If the CAN System AccuBoom will not turn on, it is because the boom switches are in the 'Off' position. Boom switches for CAN AccuBoom must be in the 'On' position.
What to do if my Raven Viper does not power up?
If your Viper unit isn't powering up, check the following: * Ensure there is +12VDC on pin 16 of the Viper power cable. * Check the 10 amp fuse in the Viper power cable for continuity. * Verify that pin 1 is connected to the battery ground. These issues could be due to no power to the unit, a blown fuse, or a poor ground connection.
Why is there product spread in zero rate zones with Raven Control Systems?
Product spread in zero rate zones can be caused by bed creep, using the wrong valve type on the vehicle, or having an incorrect valve setting. Adjust the hydraulic valve to stop the bed creep. You must use either a Fast Close or PWM Close valve. Check the valve or PWM setting.
Why is the rate sensor failure alarm activated when enabling a product in automatic control mode on my Raven Control Systems?
If the rate sensor failure alarm is activated when enabling a product in automatic control mode, it could be because the Min PW value is too low. Refer to the PWM Control Valve Tuning section on page 236 for information on using the PWM calibration assistance or automatic calibration features and properly adjust the Min PW value for the control system.
Why does only one prescription map load on my Raven Control Systems?
If only one prescription map loads, it is likely because a multi-product VRA registration is not available. Purchase a multi-product registration from a local Raven dealer.
Why does the prescription map not display properly on my Raven Viper Pro Control Systems?
If the prescription map does not display properly, it could be due to the wrong datum type. Use WGS-84 decimal degrees when creating an Rx map.
Why are there gaps displayed in the coverage map on my Raven Control Systems?
Gaps in the coverage map can be caused by section widths not being set correctly, or the guidance and total section width not being the same. Check section widths and center values. Set the guidance width and total section width to the same value.
Why is product coverage displayed in zero rate zones on my Raven Viper Pro Control Systems?
If product coverage is displayed in zero rate zones, it could be due to vibration chatter in the encoder, or the valve or motor is not set to close completely. Make sure that the encoder is firmly mounted and increase the value in “Zero Rate Tolerance.” Adjust the valve or motor to close or stop completely with no rate applied.
Why can't I achieve the target rate on my Raven Control Systems?
If you cannot achieve the target rate, it may be because you are driving too fast for the vehicle's capabilities, the calibration numbers are incorrect, or the speed calibration is incorrect. Reduce vehicle speed, or configure the vehicle to supply a higher amount of product. Check and adjust meter calibration, density, and other calibration numbers. Check and adjust speed calibration setting.
General| Brand | Raven |
|---|---|
| Model | Viper Pro |
| Category | Control Systems |
| Language | English |
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.
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