System User Interface

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1 System User Interface

2 System UI Configurations Run Screen Items Tools Setup Items Auxiliary Inputs Calibrations

3 Configuration Flexibility

4 Machine support Supports up to two base machine configurations Each base configuration supports a machine type of: Sprayer Liquid Fertilizer Toolbar Anhydrous Ammonia Toolbar User Interface and functionality is specific to machine type

5 Profiles Each base machine can support up to four profiles Allow for machines that have multiple boom setups Examples: 90 /120 roll over booms Nozzles on 20 center, drops on 30

6 Machine Dependent UI Sprayer Particle size monitoring Min/Max pressure warnings Solution pump speed monitoring Spray nozzles support Predefined ISOBUS nozzles Up to 50 custom nozzles Nh3 toolbar Liquid/Vapor state monitoring Nh3 temperature monitoring Container fills/edits by tank %

7 Run Screen Content GUI boom state to show Switch on, section spraying Switch on, section off by AutoSwath Switch off GUI container level Fluid level changes as container empties Color changes when countdown threshold is reached

8 Sprayer Run Screen GUI pressure gauge with integrated droplet size monitor Configurable pressure gauge range to make specific to current spray activity GUI display of spray nozzle in use Quick access to: Nozzle configuration Controller settings System diagnostics

9 Run Screen Items

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11 Density Conversion

12 Target Rate

13 Ground Speed

14 Actual Rate

15 Container Settings

16 Nozzle Settings

17 Pressure Settings

18 Totals

19 Tools

20 Tools Boom Prime Allows operator to set a prime pressure and easily prime the boom to the set pressure Maintains the prime pressure when all sections are off Requirements Pressure sensor must be installed and calibrated If a pressure sensor is not being used the system still has PWM Standby Used for PWM Control Valve types only

21 Tools Nh3 Tube Check Allows the operator to check for plugged knives with the toolbar raised Requirements Operator has to accept a warning Section valve switches must be turned on Operator has to hold the tube check button Section valves open and control valve increments open to start dispensing product When operator releases button valves close

22 Setup Items

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24 Manage Profiles

25 Manage Nozzles

26 Servo Control Valve

27 PWM Control Valve

28 PWM Settings Tool

29 Look Aheads

30 Alarm Settings

31 System Settings

32 Nozzle Attribute Setup

33 Particle Size Classification

34 Pressure Gauge for AI11004

35 Auxiliary Input Setup

36 Switch Assignments

37 Calibrations

38 Calibrations All calibrations have been removed from the configuration A single menu to access for all calibrations Pressure (Up to 3 sensors) Flow Meter Pump Speed Ground Speed

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40 Pressure Sensor Calibrations

41 Pressure Sensor Manual Calibration Manually Enter mv/bar or Use Calculator

42 Multiple Set Point

43 Flow Meter Calibrations

44 Manual Calibration Manual Calibration Manually Enter pulses/liter

45 Static Dispense Volume

46 Field Dispense Volume

47 Nozzle Catch Method

48 Pump Sensor Calibration

49 Pump Sensor Calibration Manually enter number of pulses/revolution of the pump speed sensor

50 Ground Speed Calibration

51 Ground Speed Sensor Manual Calibration Manually Enter Pulses/Meter Distance Calibration

52 Task Controller

53 AGL Task Controller Task Controller allows the following: Integration with the Display s map screen Automatic Swath Control Prescription Rate Control Data logging to the.agdata file Display handles products/mixes

54 Questions