CapstanAG PinPoint II Instructions d'installation

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PinPoint™ II

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N-Ject™ NH3

Operator and Maintenance Manual

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At CapstanAG, our goal is to redeﬁne the way people do their chemical application. Our

PWM control systems have been setting the bar for maximum productivity for more than

20 years. Our focus on performance, support, and education have dramatically changed

the landscape of agricultural chemical application.

CapstanAG specializes in creating proprietary systems for the agricultural industry,

primarily focusing on chemical and fertilizer applications. Our inventive process involves

research, engineering, design, and lab and ﬁeld testing.

Service Contact Information

If a problem occurs with your system that cannot be corrected with the information in this

manual, please contact your dealer for service and technical assistance. If further assis-

tance is needed, contact CapstanAG.

System Purchased: _____________________________________

Dealer: ______________________________________________

Contact: _____________________________________________

Phone: _______________________________________________

Address: _____________________________________________

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Factory Service/Repairs

CapstanAG

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CONTENTS

SAFETY ................................................................................................................................................................. 1

Signal Words ...................................................................................................................................................... 1

Safety Signs ........................................................................................................................................................ 1

Pressurized Fluid Lines ...................................................................................................................................... 2

Personal Protective Equipment .......................................................................................................................... 2

Battery Safety ..................................................................................................................................................... 2

Chemical Safety .................................................................................................................................................. 2

Emergency Safety .............................................................................................................................................. 2

INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................................... 3

This Manual ........................................................................................................................................................ 3

System Identification ........................................................................................................................................... 3

OPERATION .......................................................................................................................................................... 5

CapView Button Descriptions ............................................................................................................................. 5

Start Up Procedure ............................................................................................................................................. 6

Shut Down Procedure ......................................................................................................................................... 6

Operate in Automatic Control (AUTO) Mode ...................................................................................................... 6

Nozzle Display .................................................................................................................................................... 7

Overlap Control ................................................................................................................................................... 8

Mapping .............................................................................................................................................................. 9

Download Maps ............................................................................................................................................ 9

Overlap Distance .............................................................................................................................................. 10

Change the Overlap Distance .................................................................................................................... 10

Flow Meter Signal ............................................................................................................................................. 10

Turn Compensation .......................................................................................................................................... 11

Counters ........................................................................................................................................................... 12

Gallon Counters ......................................................................................................................................... 12

Acre Counters ............................................................................................................................................ 12

Reset the Counters .................................................................................................................................... 12

Alarm ................................................................................................................................................................ 12

Vent and Drain the N-Ject™ System ................................................................................................................ 13

MAINTENANCE ................................................................................................................................................... 15

Service the System ........................................................................................................................................... 15

Clean the System ............................................................................................................................................. 15

Inspect the System ........................................................................................................................................... 15

Jump Start, Weld On, or Charge The Machine ................................................................................................. 15

Storage of the System ...................................................................................................................................... 15

Clean the Y-Strainer ......................................................................................................................................... 16

Clean the Inlet Strainer ..................................................................................................................................... 16

Nozzle Valves ................................................................................................................................................... 17

Clean the Nozzle Valve(s) .......................................................................................................................... 17

Inspect the Plunger Seal ............................................................................................................................ 18

TROUBLESHOOTING ......................................................................................................................................... 19

CapView System Error Chart ............................................................................................................................ 19

Over and Under Application .............................................................................................................................. 20

Rate Controller - Under Application ............................................................................................................ 22

Rate Controller - Over Application .................................................................................................................... 22

Rate Controller - Rate Instability ....................................................................................................................... 22

Liquid Level Sensor Alarm ................................................................................................................................ 23

Recommended Guidelines ............................................................................................................................... 24

Baseline Evaluation Process ............................................................................................................................ 24

Interchange the Components ........................................................................................................................... 24

Fuses ................................................................................................................................................................ 25

Coil Test ............................................................................................................................................................ 25

Circuit Breaker .................................................................................................................................................. 26

Check the battery Voltage ................................................................................................................................ 26

Check the System Load Capacity ..................................................................................................................... 27

CONTENTS

Connector Pin Identification .............................................................................................................................. 27

Check the VCM Voltage ................................................................................................................................... 30

Check the Boom Shutoff Signal ........................................................................................................................ 30

Test the Pressure Sensor Signal ...................................................................................................................... 31

Check the Power to the Pressure Sensor Input ................................................................................................ 32

Liquid Level Sensor .......................................................................................................................................... 33

Test the Sensor Voltages ........................................................................................................................... 33

WARRANTY ........................................................................................................................................................ 35

SCHEMATICS ..................................................................................................................................................... 37

Manifold Schematics ......................................................................................................................................... 37

INSTALLATION AND SETUP .............................................................................................................................. 41

Install the N-Ject™ Manifold(s) ......................................................................................................................... 41

Install the Pressure Sensor ........................................................................................................................ 42

Install the N-Ject™ Manifold/Implement Plumbing ..................................................................................... 42

Splitter Installation (Optional) ..................................................................................................................... 43

Install the Gateway Hub .................................................................................................................................... 43

Install The VCMs .............................................................................................................................................. 44

Install the Extension Harnesses ................................................................................................................. 44

Install the Boom Shutoff Adapter ...................................................................................................................... 45

Install the Liquid Level Sensor (Optional) ......................................................................................................... 45

Install the Liquid Level Sensor Harness ..................................................................................................... 45

Install the Extension Harness ..................................................................................................................... 46

Install the Liquid Level Sensor Adapter ...................................................................................................... 46

Install the CapView ........................................................................................................................................... 46

Install the CapView Extension Harness ..................................................................................................... 47

Install the Battery Harness ................................................................................................................................ 47

Install the Power Disconnect Breaker Kit .......................................................................................................... 48

Install the Key Switched Power Cable .............................................................................................................. 48

Install the Circuit Breaker .................................................................................................................................. 48

System Setup ................................................................................................................................................... 49

Factory Reset ................................................................................................................................................... 49

Location Setup Procedure ................................................................................................................................ 50

Location Setup Table ................................................................................................................................. 51

Auto Location Setup ......................................................................................................................................... 52

System Setup ................................................................................................................................................... 53

System Setup Chart ................................................................................................................................... 53

Advanced Settings - N-Ject™ Operation Mode ......................................................................................... 56

Nozzle Setup Procedure ................................................................................................................................... 60

System Dry Test ............................................................................................................................................... 61

Boom Shutoff Dry Test ............................................................................................................................... 61

Look Ahead Time and Overlap Test ................................................................................................................. 62

Compass Calibration ........................................................................................................................................ 63

Setting the GPS Settings .................................................................................................................................. 64

Machine Specific Information ............................................................................................................................ 66

Location Setup Information ........................................................................................................................ 66

System Setup Information .......................................................................................................................... 68

Advanced System Setup Information - N-Ject™ Operation Mode ............................................................. 69

INDEX .................................................................................................................................................................. 71

SAFETY

SIGNAL WORDS

FIGURE 1: Signal words designate a degree or level of

hazard seriousness.

DANGER: indicates an imminent hazard which, if not

avoided, will result in death or serious injury. This

signal word is limited to the most extreme situations,

typically for machine components that, for functional

purposes, cannot be guarded.

WARNING: indicates a potential hazard which, if not

avoided, could result in death or serious injury, and

includes hazards that are exposed when guards are

removed. It may also be used to alert against unsafe

practices.

CAUTION: indicates a potential hazard which, if not

avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury. It may

also be used to alert against unsafe practices.

FIGURE 2: Important and Note

IMPORTANT: This is used to draw attention to specific

information that is necessary for the operation,

setup, or service of the system.

NOTE: This is used for additional information that can

help understand or operate the system.

SAFETY SIGNS

FIGURE 3: The HCS aligned its provisions with the

United Nations’ Globally Harmonized System (GHS)

Classification and Labeling of Chemicals in 2012. This

is a GHS safety label example for a chemical hazard.

These labels and safety messages warn all personnel

about hazardous chemicals or potentially unsafe

chemical conditions that may exist while working around

agricultural application equipment.

CapstanAG add-on application systems for OEM and

retrofit agricultural application equipment (booms and

toolbars) may contain HCS pictographs and GHS safety

labels and safety signal word messages.

FIGURE 1

FIGURE 2

FIGURE 3

SAFETY

PRESSURIZED FLUID LINES

Do not heat by welding, soldering, or using a torch near pressurized fluid lines or other flammable materials.

Pressurized lines can accidentally burst when too much heat is present

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

Wear close fitting clothing and the correct personal protective equipment (PPE) for the job. See the manufacturer’s

manual or other information for correct PPE.

BATTERY SAFETY

Use the procedure in the appropriate agricultural equipment manual for connecting, disconnecting, and jump-starting

the machine’s battery.

Keep sparks and flames away from the battery. Battery gas can explode and cause serious injury. Do not smoke in the

battery charging area.

Remove jewelry, which might make electrical contact and create sparks.

CHEMICAL SAFETY

Chemicals used in agricultural applications can be harmful to your health and/or the environment if not used correctly.

Always follow all label directions for effective, safe, and legal use of agricultural chemicals.

EMERGENCY SAFETY

Fire extinguishing systems must meet the applicable OSHA requirements, and all users of portable/fixed fire

suppression equipment must know the types, limitations, and proper uses of this equipment; including hazards involved

with incipient stage firefighting.

Keep emergency numbers for doctors, ambulance service, hospital, and fire department near your telephone.

Know the location of fire extinguishers and first aid kits and how to use them.

Inspect the fire extinguisher and service the fire extinguisher regularly.

Follow the recommendations on the instructions plate.

Very small fires can be put out (extinguished) with a fire extinguisher. Use an appropriate method to extinguish a fire

(water for paper fires, and chemical extinguishers for electrical or chemical fires.

INTRODUCTION

THIS MANUAL

Make sure that all personnel has read this manual and thoroughly understand the safe and correct operation and

maintenance procedure. Failure to do so could result in personal injury or equipment damage.

This manual should be considered a permanent part of your system and should remain with the system when you sell it.

Right and left sides are determined by facing in the direction of forward travel of the machine the system is on.

The information, screen shots, and other illustrations were correct at the time of publication. Changes can occur without

notice.

This manual contains important information on how to safely and correctly install, operate, and maintain CapstanAG

equipment. These instructions will help keep personnel safe, reduce downtime, and increase the reliability and life of the

equipment, its components, and related systems.

Review the safety information in the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) agricultural equipment manual(s).

Follow the instructions (in this manual) for each step to make sure that work conditions in and around the OEM

equipment are safe.

It is important for all individuals working with chemicals to understand the potential risks, necessary safety precautions,

and proper response in the event of accidental contact.

Review the OEM agricultural equipment manual(s) for chemical safety information.

Review, understand and read procedures and use Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and the required Personal Protective

Equipment (PPE) for hazardous chemicals.

Please keep this manual and all enclosed documentation in an accessible location known to all operators, installation,

and maintenance personnel.

If you do not understand the CapstanAG equipment after reading this manual, please obtain the proper training before

working with equipment to make sure of your own safety and well as your co-workers’ safety.

Do not attempt to operate any equipment or system until you completely understand why, when, and how it operates. If

you are uncertain after studying this manual, please contact CapstanAG.

SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION

Write the system name, serial number, and other information down in the Service Contact Information on the inside

cover of this manual. Your dealer will use these numbers when you order parts. File a copy of the identification numbers

in a secure place off the machine.

If you are not the original owner of this machine, it is in your interest to contact your local CapstanAG dealer to inform

them of this unit's serial number. Providing this information will help CapstanAG notify you of any issues or product

improvements.

INTRODUCTION

NOTES

OPERATION

CAPVIEW BUTTON DESCRIPTIONS

FIGURE 4:

(1) POWER button

Press to turn on or off the CapView and the

Gateway hub.

(2) AUTO/MANUAL button

Press to change between Manual and Automatic

operation mode

(3) TURN button

Press to engage or disengage turn compensation

(4) OVERLAP button

Press to engage or disengage overlap control

(5) Arrow buttons

Press these buttons to move through menus items

(6) ENTER button

Press to open the selected menu screen or to

accept the selected value

(7) ESCAPE/MAP button

Press to exit the current screen or to not accept

selected field.Also used to access map menu

(8) Presets buttons

Used to store and utilize boom, tip size, and flow

profiles

(9) ALARM button

Press to stop an audible alarm

(10) LOCATION SETUP button

Press and hold for 10 sec to go to the Location

Setup Menu

(11) SYSTEM SETUP button

Press to go to the System Setup menu

(12) NOZZLE SETUP button

Press to go to the Nozzle Setup menu

FIGURE 4

OPERATION

START UP PROCEDURE

FIGURE 5: Before starting the machine engine, always

make sure that the CapView and rate controller are off.

1. Start the machine engine.

2. Press the POWER button (1) to start the CapView

and the rate controller.

3. Make sure that the rate settings are correct.

4. Press the AUTO/MANUAL button (2) to let the rate

controller control the duty cycles.

5. Press the TURN button (3) to activate the turn

compensation feature.

6. Press the OVERLAP button (4) to activate the

overlap feature.

7. Turn on the boom sections to spray.

SHUT DOWN PROCEDURE

FIGURE 6:

1. Turn off the sections.

2. Press the POWER button (1) to turn off the CapView

and the rate controller.

OPERATE IN AUTOMATIC CONTROL

(AUTO) MODE

FIGURE 7: The PinPoint™ II system default is manual

control mode. In manual mode, press the up or down

arrow buttons to change the nozzle duty cycle.

In Auto Mode, the rate controller changes the nozzle

duty cycle.

To change to auto mode:

1. Start the machine engine.

2. Press the POWER button (1) to start the CapView

and the rate controller.

3. Press the AUTO/MANUAL button (2) to let the rate

controller control the duty cycles.

The LED light (3) within the AUTO/MANUAL button

indicates that the system is in automatic mode.

FIGURE 5

FIGURE 6

FIGURE 7

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