Ez-Boom 2010 Guide de référence

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INTRODUCTION

This figure shows the front panel of the EZ-Boom™ 2010 automated application control system.

CONNECTING

This figure shows how to connect the EZ-Boom controller to the other system components.

1. On the EZ-Steer® system power cable (P/N 52763), disconnect the female DE9 connector

(“EZ-STEER CONTROLLER”) from the EZ-Steer controller (if fitted).

2. On the EZ-Boom “Y” cable (P/N 58377):

a. Connect the male DE9 connector marked “TO POWER” to the female DE9 connector marked

“EZ-STEER CONTROLLER” on the EZ-Steer power cable (P/N 52763).

b. Connect the female DE9 connector marked “TO SCM” to:

•the EZ-Steer controller (if an EZ-Steer system is installed)

•the CAN terminating connector (if an EZ-Steer system is not installed)

3. Connect the Deutsch connector (“TO EZ-BOOM”) to the socket on the back of the EZ-Boom controller.

Boom section

Rate Adjustment (Inc/Dec) switch

switches

Rate switch

Status indicator

Master switch

58378R REV 1

DCA 0615

EZ-Boom controller

EZ-Steer controller

EZ-Boom “Y” cable

Power

EZ-Guide Plus

lightbar

“TO SCM”

“TO EZ-BOOM”

“TO POWER”

“EZ-STEER CONTROLLER”

CAN terminator

(P/N 58377)

(P/N 58378)

EZ-Steer cable

(P/N 52763)

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CONFIGURATION PROCESS

1. Install and connect the hardware.

See CONNECTING.

3. Set up the antenna/implement offset.

6. Set up the flow control valve.

8. Calibrate the pressure sensor (if fitted).

7. Set up the tank.

9. Calibrate the flow meter.

For a detailed description of these steps, see the following pages.

4. Set up automatic boom switching.

5. Set up the application.

2. Set up the boom.

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STEP 2. BOOM SETUP

1. From the configuration menu, select EZ-Boom / Boom. The Boom Setup

screen appears.

2. Press the uand Dkeys to set the Swath Width spacing and Boom

Width (coverage width) and then press o. To create overlap, use a swath

width that is narrower than the boom width.

3. Enable any fence nozzles. Fence nozzles are at the far ends of the boom

and point out to the sides to cover any fence lines. Switch 1 controls the

left fence nozzle, and the first switch after the boom section switches controls the right nozzle. With two

fence nozzles, the system supports up to eight boom sections. Fence nozzles are always manually

controlled. They must be activated with the corresponding switch.

4. Press the uand Dkeys to set the Number of Sections value and then

press o. This is the number of sections in the boom. The section widths

will automatically adjust to a default that is calculated by dividing the

Swath Width value by the Number of Sections value.

5. Press uor Dto adjust the section width values and then press o. As

you adjust each section width, the later section widths are adjusted so the

specified Boom Width is maintained.

6. Select Exit and then press o.

STEP 3. SET THE ANTENNA/IMPL OFFSET

1. From the configuration menu, select EZ-Boom/Ant/Impl Offset. The antenna/impl offset screen appears.

2. Press uor Dto adjust the distance the antenna is from the spray boom. You can set the antenna to

ahead of, or behind, the implement.

3. Select Exit and then press o.

STEP 4. AUTOMATIC BOOM SWITCHING SETUP

1. From the configuration menu, select EZ-Boom / Swath Control. The

Swath Control screen appears.

2. Set the Boom Control option to Auto or Manual switching and then press

3. Set the Lead In time and then press o. This is the number of seconds

before leaving a sprayed area and entering an unsprayed area that the

boom sections will turn on.

4. Set the Off Delay time and then press o.This represents the amount of time before or after you enter a

previously sprayed area that you want the boom sections to turn off. For example, if you want the boom

sections to turn off 1 second before you cross into a headland, set the Off Delay time to -1.0 seconds.

5. Select either Minimize Skip or Minimize Overlap.

6. Select Exit and then press o.

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STEP 5. APPLICATION SETUP

1. From the configuration menu, select EZ-Boom / Application. The Application Setup screen appears.

2. Set the Rate Control option to On or Off and then press o.

Note – If you want the EZ-Boom system to control boom switching only,

set Rate Control to Off.

3. If you set the Rate Control option to On:

a. Set the Rate 1 value and then press o.

b. Set the Rate 2 value and then press o.

c. Set the Allowable Error percentage. This is the percentage of

allowable Rate1 or Rate2 error before the flow control valve adjusts.

d. Set the Min Flow value. If this point is reached, the flow control valve

will not reduce the application rate any further.

e. Set the Step value. This is the amount that each operation of the Rate Adjustment (Inc/Dec) switch

will increase or decrease the current application rate when the Rate switch is in the Rate 1 or Rate

2 position.

Note – In the Manual position, Step does not apply. The Rate Adjustment (Inc/Dec) switch

actuates the valve directly (hold the switch to increase/decrease).

4. Select Exit and then press o.

STEP 6. FLOW CONTROL VALVE SETUP

1. From the configuration menu, select EZ-Boom / Control Valve. The Ctrl.

Valve Setup screen appears.

2. In the Type field, select the type of control valve: Inline Servo, Bypass

Servo, Pump Servo, or PWM.

3. If the valve type is Inline Servo, Bypass Servo, or Pump Servo:

a. Set the Response1 value to the desired adjustment speed of the

valve when the application rate is outside the Threshold.

b. Set the Response2 value to the desired adjustment speed of the valve when the application rate is

within the Threshold.

c. Set the Threshold. This is the point at which the application rate is close enough to the target rate

for the adjustment speed of the valve to switch from Response1 to Response2.

If the valve type is PWM:

a. In the Frequency field, select the operating frequency of the valve.

b. Set the Gain value. This determines the adjustment speed of the

valve.

c. Set the 0 Flow Offset. This is the shut-off point of the PWM valve.

4. Select Exit when done.

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STEP 7. TANK SETUP

1. From the configuration menu, select EZ-Boom / Tank Setup. The Tank

Setup screen appears.

2. Set the Capacity value to the capacity of the tank when full.

3. Set the Curr Volume value to the current volume of the tank. This value

will decrease as you use the spray solution.

4. Set the Low Limit value. A warning appears when the volume reaches

this level, to warn you that the tank is nearly empty.

5. Select Exit when done.

STEP 8. PRESSURE CALIBRATION

1. From the configuration menu, select EZ-Boom / Pressure Calibration.

The Pressure Calibration screen appears.

2. Set the Slope value. Slope is the relationship between pressure and the

output of the sensor. The default of 16 mV/psi is recommended for a

Raven pressure sensor. Slope is measured in mV/kPa or mV/psi.

3. Set the Set Point value. The Set Point is the actual pressure at the time

of calibration.

The Pressure value shows the pressure that the sensor is reporting and will update, based on the Slope

and Set Point entered.

4. Select Calibrate to send the new Slope and Set Point values to the EZ-Boom controller. After

calibrating, check that the Pressure value is correct.

5. Select Exit when done.

STEP 9. FLOW METER CALIBRATION

1. From the configuration menu, select EZ-Boom / Flow Calibration. The Flow Calibration screen appears.

2. Enter the flowmeter calibration number. You can find the number on

the flow meter, or by contacting the flow meter manufacturer. The

number you enter will be either pulses per gallon (US) or pulses per

litre (metric).

3. For a Raven flow meter, enter the calibration number as it is written on

the tag. For other brands of flow meter, add a 0 to the number when

you enter it (for example, if the number is 75, enter 750).

Note – At this point you can choose to use the flow meter calibration number by exiting the screen, or

you can fine tune the calibration by following the steps below.

4. In the Target Rate field, set the desired application rate.

5. In the Speed field, set the desired speed.

6. In the Total Nozzles field, specify the number of boom nozzles that will be turned on during the

calibration. Do not count the fence nozzles.

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Note – For correct calibration, all the boom (but not fence) nozzles must be operational and turned on.

7. Select Calibrate, read the information screen,and then select Start Flow to start the flow.

8. Measure the volume from 2 or 3 nozzles for 1 minute each.

9. Press oto stop the flow.

10. Calculate the volume per minute/per nozzle of your sprayer by dividing

the total volume measured by the number of nozzles that you took

measurements from.

11. In the Meas’d Flow field, set the actual volume that you calculated in

Step 10. The system will calculate the difference between the measured

flow/nozzle and the averaged flow/nozzle.

12.Select Update Calibration to continue. The flowmeter calibration will be

adjusted.

DIAGNOSTICS

To view the diagnostics information, from the configuration menu select EZ-Boom / Diagnostics. This

information may be useful for troubleshooting or if you need support help.

FAULT HISTORY

To view previous system faults, from the configuration menu select EZ-Boom / Fault History. The EZ-Boom

Faults screen shows the four most recent EZ-Boom system faults. The most recent appears at the top.

Note – Faults shown on this screen are not necessarily still active.

NAVIGATION SCREEN: SPRAY ICON

When the EZ-Boom system is connected to the EZ-Guide® Plus lightbar

guidance system, the spray icon appears among the action icons on

the right of the lightbar display. The spray icon provides quick-access to

some of the most common EZ-Boom system settings. The sprayer bar at

the base of the screen indicates the state of the spray sections:

For more info, refer to the EZ-Boom 2010 Automated Application Control System Getting Started Guide.

Appearance Description

xThe boom section is disabled (the switch is off)

Empty box The boom section is on, but not spraying

Solid box The boom section is currently spraying

EZ-Steer are trademarks of Trimble Navigation Limited, registered in the United States Patent and Trademark Office and in

other countries. EZ-Boom is a trademark of Trimble Navigation Limited. Version 1.00, Rev A. (August 2006).

P/N 72100-80-ENG Rev A

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