Entering The Mode Sequence With The Data Lock Activated; Setting The Power Down Delay Time; Using The Console Computer Alarm; Setting The Low Limit Flow Set Point And Low Limit Alarm - Toro 41086 Operator's Manual

Entering the Mode Sequence
with the Data Lock Activated
1. Press the key in which you wish to enter day.
2. Press the [Enter] key.
The display shows CODE.
3. Enter your data lock code.
If the code is correct, the display will show an E.
4. Enter your data as you normally do.
Note: You may clear the data lock code by entering a
code of 0 by resetting the console. Set the power switch
to the Off position and hold the [CE] key down while
you set the power switch to the On position.
Setting the Power Down Delay
Time
To conserve the 12-volt battery on the vehicle, set the
power down delay. In this power down mode, all the
data is retained but the time of day clock does not
operate . The power down day is initially set to 10 days.
1. Press the [Time] key 5 times.
The display shows POWER DOWN DAY.
2. Press the [Enter] key.
3. Change the power down day setting.
4. Press the [Enter] key.
Using the Console Computer
Alarm
This is an optional feature.
The console alarm sounds if the application rate is 30%
or more away from the target application rate for 5
seconds.
1. Press the [Data Menu] key several times.
The display shows ALARM ON. The alarm is
enabled.
2. Press the [CE] key.
The display shows ALARM OFF. The alarm is
disabled.
Setting the Low Limit Flow Set
Point and Low Limit Alarm
This is an optional feature.
If the actual volume per minute falls below this limit,
the control valve stops closing, the alarm sounds, and
the display flashes –LL–. Determine the low limit value
with all the booms on. This value is automatically
proportional to the percentage of booms that are on.
For example, if the entered low limit is 4 gal/min and
half of the total boom length is shut off, the console
automatically reduces the low limit to 2 gal/min.

Setting Up the System

Before operating the spray system, perform this
procedure.
1. Attach the supply hose to the anti-siphon tube and
fill the tank half full of clean water.
Important: Inspect and clean all system
components before spraying, including the
tank, strainer, pump, valves, and nozzles.
2. Start the engine; refer to the Operator's Manual for
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the Multi-Pro
3. Move the throttle lever to the maximum setting to
simulate the desired spraying speed.
4. Turn the Boom On/Off switches to the Off
position.
5. Turn the Man/Rate switch to Man.
6. Turn the Power On/Off switch to the On position.
7. Turn the Spray Pump Control switch to the On
position.
8. Ensure that you have entered the proper values for
the correct boom width and calibrations for Speed
Cal, Meter Cal, Valve Cal, Rate 1, and Rate 2.
9. Use the self-test feature as described in the Operator's
Manual for the Multi-Pro 5600 or 5700-D Turf
Sprayer for testing the spray system while the
vehicle is not moving.
Note: You must enter a value for the speed in
order for the pump to run with the controller in any
mode (Rate 1, Rate 2, or Manual).
10. Turn the Boom switches to the On position.
Note: If the switch lights don't light, the foot
switch is off. Turn the foot switch to the On
position.
11. Use the Pressure Adjust switch to increase the
pressure to 20 psi, then decrease it back to 0 psi.
12. Turn the Man/Rate switch to Rate 1.
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5600 or 5700-D Turf Sprayer.