What does error E06 mean on Valley Vflex Farm Equipment?
If your Valley Farm Equipment displays error E06, it indicates a loss of communication with the relay board. Contact your Valley Dealer for assistance.
What does error E15 mean on Valley Vflex?
If your Valley Farm Equipment displays error E15, it indicates that the software versions running on the STB and panel module are not compatible. Contact your Valley Dealer for assistance.
What does error E17 mean on Valley Farm Equipment?
If your Valley Farm Equipment displays error E17, it means there is no location data coming from the GPS receiver or GPS guidance system. Contact your Valley dealer for assistance.
What does error E18 mean on Valley Farm Equipment?
If your Valley Farm Equipment displays error E18, it means that the pressure transducer input the system is outside its normal operating limits. Contact your Valley dealer for assistance.
General| Brand | Valley |
|---|---|
| Model | Vflex |
| Category | Farm Equipment |
| Language | English |
Details installation requirements for differential circuit breakers in the EU.
Explains the scope of the manual and the need to use it with other related manuals.
Clarifies owner's responsibility for warranty registration of ancillary equipment.
Explains hazard symbols, DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION messages.
Details the meaning of hazard symbols, DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTE.
Covers PPE requirements for electrical hazards and safe handling of conductive materials.
Addresses fall hazards and the use of appropriate fall protection equipment.
Details minimum working clearance requirements around electrical panels and equipment.
Defines a qualified person and their role in working on de-energized electrical equipment.
Warns about hazards and clearance requirements when working near overhead power lines.
Establishes minimum requirements for locking out energy isolating devices during maintenance.
Provides essential tips for safe operation, including emergency stopping and component safety.
Covers various warnings and cautions for safe operation, including electrical hazards and component safety.
Explains the importance of safety decals and identifies their locations on the machine.
Describes VCS control panel components and defines key terms used in the manual.
Details component configurations for standard (trailing) and inverted (leading) corners.
Explains the main status screen display, including time, angles, speed, and solenoids.
Explains the usage of function keys for programming and viewing data.
Details the usage of numeric entry and navigation arrow keys for input and menu navigation.
Explains symbols, conventions, command prompts, and screen delay behavior.
Outlines the steps and conditions for powering on and starting the VCS control panel.
Explains how to use the Programs key for irrigation, chemigation, and override settings.
Details how to configure solenoid valve controls based on different corner angles.
Details how to configure solenoid valve controls based on different machine angles.
Explains the Retracted Psi menu for pressure regulator settings.
Provides an overview of diagnostic features for identifying and correcting VCS failures.
Lists machine shutdown faults, their descriptions, and how to view them.
Summarizes possible error codes, their descriptions, and potential causes.
Explains how error logs record error details and how to view them.
Details the system review log for status changes and associated error codes.
Details the use of analog channels for monitoring voltage feedback.
Explains how to review module status and GPS location and heading.
Lists essential precautions for safe troubleshooting and maintenance of the machine.
Lists and describes possible system faults, their causes, and corrective actions.
Details possible error codes, their descriptions, thresholds, and corrective actions.
Provides a list of common problems with their causes and corrective actions.
Details the effects and steps for performing a hard reset on the control panel.
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