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GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The Jackal is capable of monitoring multiple functions simultaneously – e.g. In a 4 bin / tank Airseeder
application a single Jackal can monitor and display several shafts, bin levels, air pressure and more.
There are a total of 14 inputs available which are combined with a single output for emergency shutdown,
batching functions and speed proportional pulse outputs.
The inputs can have both high and low alarm thresholds set which can trigger emergency shutdown systems.
The unit employs a large daylight readable LCD to provide legible characters on the display and enable
calibration data to be clear and descriptive.
Up to 14 values can be displayed or used as totals, with up to 24 recordable trips allowing the operator to
track numerous jobs in a period of work. The Jackal can be put 'on hold' by the operator or by a suitable
signal from the machinery, so that periods of machine operation that should not accumulate as a work total
can be excluded from trip totals.
Our onboard calibration wizard makes setup a breeze! It's simplified with the ability to enter either a factor
(pulses per unit) or simply drive/run a set amount whilst the unit is counting the pulses and let the system
calculate its own factor.
Each input can be used to display information using imperial and metric units.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
DISCLAIMER
The warranty offered on this Farmscan AG product is limited to the repair or replacement of the faulty
goods. No liability will be accepted for loss of profit or productivity. WARRANTY IS VOID if power is not
connected as described on PAGE 6.
AM-Jackal-2
Power Requirements
Display
Operating
Temperature
Storage Temperature
Dimensions
Sensor Inputs
Input 1
Inputs 2 – 6
Inputs 7 – 8
Inputs 9 – 13
Outputs
Output 1
more quick guides @ www.farmscanag.com/jackal
9 – 16 VDC @ 250mA
128 x 64 Mono Graphic LCD
135mm x 100mm x 30mm
Up to 1 0 00 pulses per second.
Up to 400 pulses per second.
Analog Voltage 0 – 5V
On/Off: 0V or 12V
Low side drive 3A maximum load.
General Description
0 to 50C
-5 to 65C
(HxWxD)
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July 2013
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