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Amazone UF 02 Series Operating Manual

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ISOBUS Software
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UF 02 / UX01 / Pantera
Read and comply with this
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MG6553
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BAG0171.9 11.20
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  • Page 1 Operating Manual AMAz ISOBUS Software Field sprayer UF 02 / UX01 / Pantera Read and comply with this operating manual before initial MG6553 operation! BAG0171.9 11.20 Keep it in a safe place for future Printed in Germany use! en_US...
  • Page 2 READING MANUAL and complying with it should not appear to be in- convenient and superfluous, as it is not enough to hear from others and to realize that a machine is good, to buy it, and to believe that now every- thing will work by itself.
  • Page 3 + 49 (0) 5405 50 1-0 Tel.: amazone@amazone.de Email: Ordering spare parts Spare parts lists are freely accessible in the Spare Parts Portal at www.amazone.de. Please send orders to your AMAZONE dealer. Formalities of the operating manual Document number: MG6553 Compilation date: 11.20 ...
  • Page 4 We update our operating manuals regularly. Your suggestions for improvement help us to create increasingly user-friendly operating manuals. AMAZONEN-WERKE H. DREYER SE & Co. KG P.O. Box 51 49202, Hasbergen Germany + 49 (0) 5405 50 1-0 Tel.: amazone@amazone.de Email: ISOBUS field sprayer BAG0171.9 11.20...

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Contents User information ..................7 Purpose of the document ......................7 Direction information in the operating manual ................. 7 Presentations used ........................7 General safety notices ................. 8 Presentation of safety symbols ....................8 Product description ..................9 Software version ........................9 Hierarchy of the ISOBUS software ..................
  • Page 6 User information 4.11.2 Weather data ......................... 54 Settings ...................... 55 Implement ..........................56 5.1.1 Speed ............................ 57 5.1.2 Spray liquid circuit ......................... 59 5.1.3 Hydraulic system ........................63 Profile ............................ 65 5.2.1 Multi-function display ......................67 5.2.2 Configuring free button assignment ..................68 5.2.3 Configuring the start functions ....................

  • Page 7: User Information

    User information User information The User information section provides information concerning the operating manual. Purpose of the document This operating manual • describes the operation and maintenance of the implement. • provides important information on safe and efficient handling of the implement.

  • Page 8: General Safety Notices

    General safety notices General safety notices Knowledge of the basic safety notices and safety regulations is a fun- damental requirement for safe handling and fault-free implement op- eration. The operating manual • must always be kept at the place where the implement is oper- ated! •...

  • Page 9: Product Description

    Product description Product description The ISOBUS software and an ISOBUS terminal make it easy to con- trol, operate, and monitor the AMAZONE implements. The ISOBUS software works with the following AMAZONE imple- ments: • UX 4201, UX 5201, UX 6201, UX11201 •...

  • Page 10: Hierarchy Of The Isobus Software

    Product description Hierarchy of the ISOBUS software  Field menu Settings   Documentation    Implement menu     Speed Spray liquid circuit Hydraulic system   Profile menu Multi-function display Free button assignment  Start function Info menu Alarm limits ...

  • Page 11: Field Menu / Settings Menu

    Product description Field menu / Settings menu The Field menu is active after switching on the terminal. Go to the Field menu. Go to the Settings menu. → The selected symbol is displayed in color. Field menu for operating the implement: Settings menu for settings and management: Field menu Settings...

  • Page 12: Field Menu

    Field menu Field menu • Work menu Operating the implement on the field • Filling menu Filling • Cleaning menu • Documentation of jobs menu Cleaning Work • Agitation menu Documenta- Agitation tion 21,39 → gal/ac l/ha The currently selected profile is Profile 1 displayed.

  • Page 13: Function Fields

    Field menu 4.1.1 Function fields The function fields are distributed across several pages in the Work menu. Each function field can be assigned with any desired function by changing the button assignment. Scroll to find the function fields There are 2 types of function fields: (1) Direct call-up of the functions For example: ο...
  • Page 14 Field menu • Scroll if necessary. • Exit the function group. Executing functions via function fields Touch to execute functions. Touching a button executes the function. • Switch on and off • Select alternatives • Navigate Press and hold to execute functions. Press and hold the function field until the desired end position is reached.

  • Page 15: Displays On The Terminal

    Field menu 4.1.2 Displays on the terminal 4 fields for selectable multi-function displays 264 gal / 999 l /ha Actual qty Actual quantity in % Fill level 1611 gal / 6100 l 125 psi / 8.6 bar Spray pressure Section Control mode Part-width section control: Spraying: Part-width sections switched on (green)
  • Page 16 Field menu Automatic mode for various functions Automatic mode on Automatic mode off / manual operation Scroll through the operating pages in the Work menu. The exclamation point indicates a special situation or a fault! ISOBUS field sprayer BAG0171.9 11.20...

  • Page 17: Procedure In Operation

    Field menu 4.1.3 Procedure in operation 1. Select the Work menu on the control terminal. 2. Oil circulation: Supply the hydraulic block with oil via the red tractor control unit. 3. Fold-out the sprayer boom. 4. Adjust the boom height and align the boom. 5.

  • Page 18: Functions In The Work Menu

    Field menu Functions in the Work menu 4.3.1 Switch spraying on / off Switch spraying on / switch spraying off • Switch spraying on: Spray fluid is applied via the spraying nozzles. • Switch spraying off: No spray liquid is ap- plied.

  • Page 19: Section Control

    Field menu 4.3.3 Section control Switching Section Control on and off on the implement The terminal must be equipped with Section Control. Section Control must be switched on via the terminal application. → In this case Section Control can be switched via the ISOBUS software.

  • Page 20: Work Lights

    Field menu Spraying off: Part width section switched off manually (red) (2) Part-width section (Section Control) Spraying not switched on (gray) Spraying on: (4) Spraying (green) If automatic part width section control is not pos- sible, a note appears with the required condi- tions.

  • Page 21: Spray Liquid Circuit Function Group

    Field menu Spray liquid circuit function group 4.4.1 Spray quantity control Automatic / manual mode Automatic The machine computer takes over control of the spray rate depending on the current forward speed. Manual mode Manual mode is not suitable for spraying operation;...

  • Page 22: Switching Off The Outer Part Width Sections

    Field menu • The application rate is increased by the quantity increment with each keystroke. • Automatic process: reset application rate to 100%. • The application rate is reduced by the quantity increment with each keystroke. 4.4.3 Switching off the outer part width sections Switch off the part width sections from the left / from right.

  • Page 23: Boundary Nozzles, End Nozzles Or Extra Nozzles

    Field menu 4.4.4 Boundary nozzles, end nozzles or extra nozzles Extra nozzle left / right - switch on / switch off Boundary nozzle left / right - switch on / switch off End nozzles left / right - switch on / switch off Display in the Work menu: (1) Standard nozzles active (2) Extra nozzles active...

  • Page 24: Amaselect

    Field menu 4.4.6 AmaSelect The sprayer boom is equipped with quadruple nozzle bodies. Each of these nozzle bodies is activated via an electric motor. Nozzles can be switched on or off as desired (depending on Section Control). Through the quadruple nozzle bodies, multiple nozzles can be simul- taneously active in one nozzle body.
  • Page 25 Field menu Automatic or manual nozzle selection Depending on the selection, the nozzles are switched either automatically or manually. Automatic nozzle selection Automatic nozzle selection is displayed with an A in the AmaSelect symbol. When the spray pressure is exceeded or not reached, the automatic nozzle selection switches to another nozzle or nozzle selection that is pre- ferred for the current spray pressure.

  • Page 26: Hydraulic Pump Drive

    Field menu 4.4.7 Hydraulic pump drive Hydraulic pump drive on / off Display hydraulic pump drives switched on 4.4.8 Flushing water pump UF02: Flushing water pump on / off Display flushing water pump switched on→ ISOBUS field sprayer BAG0171.9 11.20...

  • Page 27: Front Tank With Flowcontrol

    Field menu 4.4.9 Front tank with FlowControl Automatic / manual mode Switching pumps to the front on / off Switching pumps to the rear on / off Display in the Work menu: (1) Automatic mode switched off (2) Manual mode switched on (3) Pumping from FT into UF is switched on (4) Pumping from UF into FT is switched on (5) Total fill level (UF+FT)
  • Page 28 Field menu Filling The front tank is filled via the field sprayer UF. • Before filling the front tank and field sprayer together, adjust the indicator limit for the fill level. • To avoid overfilling of the front tank, the respective valve closes automatically when the maximum volume is reached.

  • Page 29: Boom Kinematics Function Group (Profi-Folding / Flex-Folding)

    Field menu Boom kinematics function group (Profi-folding / Flex-folding) 4.5.1 Automatic boom ride The automatic boom ride is available in the ContourControl and Dis- tanceControl versions Automatic boom ride: DistanceControl on / off WARNING Risk of injury due to accidental movement of the sprayer boom in automatic mode when stepping into the area scanned by the ultrasonic sensor.
  • Page 30 Field menu ContourControl in the work menu: • Automatic boom ride is switched on → Boom load display appears. → The height and tilt of the sprayer boom is regulated automatically via the boom ride. ο When spraying with the full working width ο...
  • Page 31 Field menu Boom load indicator The boom load is displayed via a bar graph when driving in curves. This indicator is used by the driver to determine a driving method that maximizes the service life of the boom. It cannot display the load when changing the direction of travel and during folding processes.
  • Page 32 Field menu DistanceControl in the work menu: • Automatic boom ride is switched on → The height and tilt of the sprayer boom is regulated automatically via the boom ride. ο When spraying with the full working width ο When spraying with working width re- duced on both sides The automatic process symbol flashes when the implement is at a standstill.
  • Page 33 Field menu Adjust the working height for automatic boom ride Save the working height (distance from spraying nozzle to crop) • Adjust the working height of the automatic boom ride before beginning work. Adjust the working height. Save working height. Set the height of the sprayer boom on the headlands, in the Profile menu.

  • Page 34: Manual Boom Ride

    Field menu 4.5.2 Manual boom ride Setting the boom height Lifting, lowering the boom • For adjusting the distance from the spraying nozzle to the crop. • For folding the boom. Vibration compensation Locking / unlocking vibration compensation Vibration compensation unlocked: →...
  • Page 35 Field menu Angle up the boom (only Profi-folding 2/Flex-folding 2) Angle up the boom on one side, left / right Angle down the boom on one side, left / right Angle the boom up and down on both sides Angling the sides of the sprayer boom up and down is for angling the booms up and down if terrain conditions are very unfavorable, when the settings options for the height and tilt adjustment no longer suffice for aligning the sprayer boom relative to the target surface.
  • Page 36 Field menu Aligning the sprayer boom using the tilt adjustment Press and hold until the sprayer boom is aligned parallel to the target surface. → On the display, the tilt adjustment symbol shows the selected sprayer boom tilt. Here, the left side of the sprayer boom is lifted. Mirroring the tilt adjustment - mirroring the slope (align horizontally) The selected sprayer boom tilt can simply be...

  • Page 37: Boom Folding (Flex-Folding)

    Field menu 4.5.3 Boom folding (Flex-folding) Folding-in/folding-out the boom on both sides Boom folding is only possible at a forward speed of less than 3 km/h. • Only fold the boom on a level surface. • Before folding, the boom must be aligned horizontally. Automatic horizontal alignment can be set in the Profile / Boom behavior menu.
  • Page 38 Field menu Folding-out the Super-L boom (Flex-folding) Lift boom all the way up. → The transport lock unlocks automatically Fold-out the boom on both sides. → Fold-out the boom completely. Only the booms required for the set working width are folded out. Switch on automatic boom ride.
  • Page 39 Field menu Folding-in the boom on one side Folding-out the boom on one side Outer boom sections folded-in on both sides (working width reduction) • Unrestricted operation is possible. • It is possible to fold the outer boom sections while driving. Sprayer boom folded on one side •...

  • Page 40: Folding The Boom (Profi-Folding)

    Field menu 4.5.4 Folding the boom (Profi-folding) Folding-in/folding-out the boom on both sides Boom folding is only possible at a forward speed of less than 3 km/h. • Folding-out does not always occur symmetrically. • Only fold the boom on a level surface. •...
  • Page 41 Field menu Folding-in the boom (Profi-folding) Switch off the automatic boom ride. Lift the boom (Super-L – maximum / Super-S – approx. 40 in / 1 m). 3. If necessary, align the boom horizontally! 4. Super-S Profi 2: Angle down the boom to the end position.
  • Page 42 Field menu Folding-in the boom on one side Folding-out the boom on one side Outer boom sections folded-in on both sides (working width reduc- tion): • Unrestricted operation is possible. • It is not permitted to fold the outer boom sections while the im- plement is in motion.

  • Page 43: Function Group Boom Kinematics (Pre-Select Folding)

    Field menu Function group boom kinematics (pre-select folding) Pre-select • Tilt adjustment or • Fold boom. The pre-select is displayed in the Work menu! The functions are executed via the tractor control unit! Folding procedure: See field sprayer operating manual! Display in the Work menu: Pre-select boom folding.

  • Page 44: Axle Function Group

    Field menu Axle function group 4.7.1 AutoTrail steering axle Automatic / manual mode Steer counter to the slope Move to center position. Lock the axle in transport position Unlock the axle DANGER Danger of accident! Automatic mode, manual mode and error state (error message pre- sent) are prohibited during road travel.
  • Page 45 Field menu Display in the Work menu: AutoTrail in manual mode (1) Pilot control for steering counter to the slope (2) Actual axle position (3) Axle steered to the right (4) Axle steered to the left (5) Axle in straight ahead position AutoTrail in automatic mode displaying the steer- ing angle.
  • Page 46 Field menu AutoTrail modes Automatic mode: Put AutoTrail in automatic mode. The implement computer takes over the precise tracking of the implement. Manual mode: Place AutoTrail in manual operation mode. • If necessary: actuate to manually steer the implement. • the implement moves to center position as soon as the speed is greater than 1.

  • Page 47: Hydropneumatic Spring Suspension

    Field menu Road transport – road mode DANGER Risk of accident due to faulty steering of the implement when the axle is steered! For safety reasons during road transport, move the steering axle to transport position! For road travel, 1. Move the sprayer boom into transport lock steering position.

  • Page 48: Filling / Refilling Menu

    Field menu Filling / Refilling menu Enter the target fill level → Area is calculated FILLING Enter the area Enter the desired target fill level! → Refill quantity is calculated The application rate must have been correctly Area entered for calculation of the refill quantity. Implements with Comfort Package: Application rate Before filling, enter / calculate the target fill level.
  • Page 49 Field menu AmaRow band spraying Calculation of the fill quantity depends on the area to be sprayed and the application rate. FILLING Enter the desired target fill level! 1. Enter the area to be treated Area Area Band spraying spraying 2.

  • Page 50: Agitation Menu

    Field menu Agitation menu Implements with Comfort Package: • Intensity of the fill level-dependent agitation control ο AGITATION < ο Medium ο High Intensity level • Agitate the spray liquid at maximum power, e.g. after a work interruption. → A note appears Agitate spray liquid →...

  • Page 51: Cleaning Menu

    Field menu 4.10 Cleaning menu See the operating manual for the implement Implements with Comfort Package: CLEANING < • Execute intensive cleaning Intensive cleaning • Execute quick cleaning daily Quick cleaning • Flush the boom Flushing the boom • Dilute the spray liquid Diluting •...

  • Page 52: Flushing The Boom

    Field menu 4.10.2 Flushing the boom Flush the sprayer boom with flushing water. Selection:  yes /  no (1) Route the flushing liquid into the spray liq- BOOM FLUSHING uid tank (2) Automatically apply the flushing liquid (standard) 1. > Start boom flushing. 2.

  • Page 53: Documentation Menu

    Field menu 4.11 Documentation menu DOCUMENTATION • Display meter readings Meter readings • Enter weather data Weather data • Display spray pressure monitoring (the Spray pressure monitoring spray pressure is recorded in accordance with statutory regulations) 4.11.1 Meter readings The current job is displayed in the documentation menu.

  • Page 54: Weather Data

    Field menu Editing jobs: • Activate job   • Change the job name Job 1  • Confirm the job  • Inactive jobs can be deleted • Exit the Editing menu 4.11.2 Weather data The weather data is transmitted to the Task Controller.

  • Page 55: Settings

     Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Display QR code. The SmartLearning app can be installed on a smartphone or tablet PC via the QR code. SmartLearning is interactive driver training for operating Amazone implements. ISOBUS field sprayer BAG0171.9 11.20...

  • Page 56: Implement

    Settings Implement < IMPLEMENT • Working speed, see page 57 Speed • Liquid circuit, see page 59 Spray liquid circuit • Hydraulic system, see page 63. Hydraulic system ISOBUS field sprayer BAG0171.9 11.20...

  • Page 57: Speed

    Settings 5.1.1 Speed The implement computer needs a speed signal for a correct rate con- trol. There are different sources for the forward speed signal input. • The speed signal can be provided via the ISOBUS. • A GPS antenna can be used to receive the speed signal. •...
  • Page 58 Settings Teaching-in pulses per 328 in / 100 m You must determine the wheel pulses per 100 m in working position under the prevailing operating conditions. 1. On the field, measure out a calibration dis- tance of precisely 328 in / 100 m. 2.

  • Page 59: Spray Liquid Circuit

    Settings 5.1.2 Spray liquid circuit SPRAY LIQUID CIRCUIT < • Front tank ο  Front tank with FlowControl in use Front tank ο  Front tank not in use • Enter the minimum fill level in the spray liquid tank when spraying (10-40%). The minimum fill level in the spray liquid Min.
  • Page 60 Settings • Determine the calibration value "Pulse flow meter". ο Annually. ο After removal of the flow meter. ο After longer periods of operation, because spray residue deposits can form in the flow meter. ο If differences occur between the required spray rate and the actual spray rate.
  • Page 61 Settings Entering the pulses for flow meter 1 As an alternative to calibration, the correct puls- es for flow meter 1 can be determined. To do so: 1. Single nozzle control: Close the return flow on the sprayer boom. 2. Meter the field sprayer (see implement op- erating manual).
  • Page 62 Settings Calibrating flow meter 3 (High Flow): To determine pulses per liter for flow meter 3, flow meter 3 must be mounted at the position of flow meter 2 in the liquid circuit. 1. Switch off High Flow (Implement data menu) ...

  • Page 63: Hydraulic System

    Settings 5.1.3 Hydraulic system • If there is a malfunction, simulate manual working position. The manual working position enables con- HYDRAULIC SYSTEM < tinued operation if there is a malfunction. • Manual folding of the Flex-folding Manual working position Manual folding serves as emergency folding if there is a malfunction.
  • Page 64 Settings Manual folding of the Flex-folding WARNING Damage to the implement due to improper operation of the manual folding. Be careful when folding the implement manually. Fold-in the sections of the boom from out- side to inside. MANUAL FOLDING Fold-out the boom sections from inside to outside.

  • Page 65: Profile

    Settings Profile Create profiles One profile is created by default. You can store 3 profiles with different settings. Create new profile PROFILE Display active profile Profile 1 Profile 2 A profile: Working width Working width 69 ft / 21 m 69 ft / 21 m •...
  • Page 66 Settings Settings in the active profile: PROFILE - PROFILE 2 < Multi-function display • Configure the multi-function display, see page 67. • Work button assignment Configure button assignment, see page 68. Cleaning button assignment The keys can be assigned differently for the Work menu and the Cleaning menu.

  • Page 67: Multi-Function Display

    Settings 5.2.1 Multi-function display Multi-function display in the Work menu: The 4 fields of the multi-function display can each be assigned with different displays. 1. Mark field 1-4 for the multi-function display. MULTI-FUNCTION DISPLA 2. Select display for field 1-4. Selectable displays: •...

  • Page 68: Configuring Free Button Assignment

    Settings 5.2.2 Configuring free button assignment The keys can be freely assigned separately for the Work menu and Cleaning menu. Here the function fields of the Work menu can be freely assigned. 1. Select function on the display. Scroll first if necessary. 2.

  • Page 69: Configuring The Alarm Limits

    Settings 5.2.4 Configuring the alarm limits • Fill level alarm limit in l • Minimum pressure in bar • Maximum pressure in bar ALARM LIMITS < • Target pump speed in rpm Fill-level alarm limit • Pump speed alarm upper limit in rpm •...

  • Page 70: Configuring Boom Behavior

    Settings 5.2.6 Configuring boom behavior • Working height (height of the spraying noz- zle) in cm • Lift boom on the headlands BOOM BEHAVIOR < ο Off (do not lift) Working height ο Low (+10 in / 25 cm) ο Medium (+ 20 in / 100 cm) Lift on headlands ο...
  • Page 71 Settings Activating / deactivating the distance sensors Deactivate the distance sensors: • When working with reduced working width, if sensors are covered by the folded-in ACTIVATING DISTANCE SENSORS < boom section. • It is possible to continue working if there is a fault.

  • Page 72: Configuring Rate Control

    Settings 5.2.7 Configuring rate control • Enter the quantity increments in % in the Work menu for setpoint change (default value: 10%) RATE CONTROL • < Start-up ramp The start-up ramp prevents under-metering Quantity increments at start-up. Start-up ramp Headland pressure control Headland pressure After switching on the sprayer, an increased quantity will be metered for the entered time...

  • Page 73: Configuring Part-Width Section Control

    Settings 5.2.8 Configuring part-width section control • Enter the working width in meters. • Number of part-width sections for automatic part-width section control (number of noz- PART-WIDTH SECTION CONTROL < zles, possibly fewer on third-party terminals) • Number of part-width sections for manual Working width part-width section control Number of PWS with automatic...
  • Page 74 Settings 1.  Change width for manual or automatic part-width section? Configuring the part-width sections Select the part-width Selected part-width section: section. Width: 10 ft (3 m) / 6 nozzles Edit part-width section. ο Manual part Automatic part Enlarge part-width section. width sections width sections ο...

  • Page 75: Configuring Amaselect

    Settings 5.2.9 Configuring AmaSelect AMASELECT < • Configure nozzle bodies, see page 76. Nozzle body • Automatic nozzle selection Automated processes • Configure manual nozzle selection, see Manual nozzle selection page 82. • Configure edge nozzle body, see page 82. Edge nozzle body •...
  • Page 76 Settings 5.2.9.1 Nozzle body The nozzle bodies must be fitted according to • the possible nozzle combination, see "automated processes" • the nozzle size, see table. Small nozzle Medium-sized nozzle Large nozzle Nozzle 1, nozzle 4 Nozzle 3 Nozzle 2 If the nozzle spacing is 25 cm in the nozzle body, equip nozzle 1 and 2 with the same nozzles.
  • Page 77 Settings 2. Make the entries for nozzles 1, 2, 3, 4. NOZZLE BODY 1 < ο Nozzle size (with colour coding) Nozzle size ο Minimum pressure for the nozzle Minimum pressure ο Maximum pressure for the nozzle Maximum pressure The pressure input determines the chan- geover to another nozzle when using nozzle combinations.
  • Page 78 Settings CurveControl When driving in curves, the site-specific target rate cannot be maintained over the working width. • Inside of the curve → lower nozzle speed → overdosing • Outside of the curve → greater nozzle speed → underdosing CurveControl allows for the application rate to be adjusted by automatically switching the nozzles while driving in curves.
  • Page 79 Settings Nozzles for automated processes • Automatic nozzle selection  Use the automatic nozzle selection according to the selected nozzle combination.  No automatic nozzle selection • Nozzles for automated processes Nozzle configuration Possible Nozzle combinations example switch positions (from small to large) Version 1 Nozzles 1=015 Nozzle 1 and nozzle 2...
  • Page 80 Settings 5.2.9.3 Application example for creating a nozzle selection (working with application maps) • Forward speed: 10 km/h • Nozzle ID for pressures from 2 – 8 bar • Required application rate: 60-280 l/min Selected: Possible Nozzle configuration Nozzle combinations switch positions example Version 1...
  • Page 81 Settings Spray table for selecting the nozzles and pressure ranges ISOBUS field sprayer BAG0171.9 11.20...
  • Page 82 Settings 5.2.9.4 Manual nozzle selection Which nozzles are required for operation? Select the required nozzles or combination of MANUAL NOZZLE SELECTION < nozzles (for manual switching and automatic switching): 1. Mark nozzles or combination of nozzles A maximum of 7 nozzles and combinations of nozzles can be selected.
  • Page 83 Settings Allocation EDGE NOZZLE BODY < Each nozzle is shown with the parameters that have been entered. 1. Select the nozzle for configuration. 2. Confirm the entry. 3. Make the entries for the nozzle. • Nozzle size (with color-coding) EDGE NOZZLE BODY <...
  • Page 84 Settings Example 1: If standard nozzle 1 is selected, nozzle 2 is switched as the boundary nozzle. Example 2: If nozzle combinations 3 and 4 are switched, nozzle 2 is switched as the boundary nozzle. ISOBUS → Extra nozzle allocation EXTRA NOZZLE ALLOCATION Which extra nozzle will be switched on, with which standard nozzle from the standard nozzle...
  • Page 85 Settings 5.2.9.6 AmaSelect band spraying row AmaSelect Row • AmaSelect Row AmaSelect Row ο  Band spraying can be switched on in the Field menu Row spacing ο  Only area spraying Deactivating nozzles • in tramline Enter row spacing ο...

  • Page 86: Creating Filling Profiles

    Settings 5.2.10 Creating filling profiles Comfort Package Plus You can create 2 filling profiles. A filling profile for automatic filling can be acti- FILLING PROFILES vated on the TwinTerminal. Filling profile 1 • Configure filling profile 1 • Configure filling profile 2 Filling profile 2 ISOBUS field sprayer BAG0171.9 11.20...
  • Page 87 Settings • Fill the spray liquid tank ο Suction connection ο Pressure connection FILLING PROFILE 1 < ο --- No filling Fill spray liquid tank • Enter target fill level for spray liquid tank Target fill level for spray liquid •...

  • Page 88: Configuring Isobus

    Settings 5.2.11 Configuring ISOBUS • Switch the Section Control between manu- al/automatic ο In the GPS menu ISOBUS < Section Control is switched in the GPS menu. Switch the Section Control between manual/automatic ο In the Work menu (Recommendation for AmaTron 4) Select terminal Section Control is switched in the...
  • Page 89 Settings • Day and night display mode • Pump speed source ο PTO shaft (ISOBUS) ο Off (no speed sensor present) Day and night display mode • Automatic switching depending on the brightness ο  yes DAY/NIGHT - MODE ο ...

  • Page 90: Configuring The Steering System

    Settings 5.2.12 Configuring the steering system • Reverse driving detection ο  yes ο  no STEERING < • Slope counter-steering in AutoTrail auto- Reverse driving detection matic mode ο Manual steering counter to the slope Slope counter-steering ο Automatic steering counter to the slope Slope inclination boost factor •...
  • Page 91 Settings Steering delay The steering delay can be used to adjust the time for driving into the curve. A correctly adjusted implement precisely follows the tractor's rear wheel track Set the behavior for a 90° curve at normal drive speed. →...

  • Page 92: Info

    Settings Info • Display of all the software versions of the implement • Display of meter readings for the calculated Info < data • Display of the error memory Software versions • Display of all the participants in the ISOBUS Meter readings network •...

  • Page 93: Fault

    Fault Fault Alarm / warning, and note Alarm Warning Note → Full-screen message boxes must always be acknowledged! Note → Notes in the Work menu (top) do not need to be acknowledged. Failure of the speed signal from the ISOBUS A simulated speed can be entered in the Imple- ment data menu as a source for the speed sig- nal.

  • Page 94: Fault Table

    Fault Fault table Num- Type Cause Remedy • Restart the implement F15001 Warning An error has been detected in the runtime monitoring of the boom fold- • Check the boom folding job computer connection ing job computer. cable • Check fuse F6 •...
  • Page 95 Fault F15014 • Check the connection cable and motor of the Warning Missing change of the signal value of the suction tap position detection suction tap adjustment element during simultaneous activation of the • Check the suction tap position monitoring setting motor •...
  • Page 96 Fault • Check the potentiometer and connection cable of F15025 Warning Front tank computer reports that the fill level sensor has failed (voltage the fill level sensor value at the potentiometer is outside • Liquid in the front tank can be pumped by press- the permissible signal range of 2 to ing and holding the respective direction button 22 mA)
  • Page 97 • Calibrate the spring suspension in the implement F15053 Note One-time calibration of the sensors on the spring suspension has not yet Setup (contact your AMAZONE dealer) been performed • Check the sensors F15054 Note Possible causes: •...
  • Page 98 • Calibrate fill-level sensor or enter offset value for F15057 Note One-time calibration of the fill level sensor has not yet been executed fill-level curve (contact your AMAZONE dealer) • Check the switching distance of the flushing F15058 Note The speed of the flushing water...
  • Page 99 • Calibrate the steering system (contact F15073 Warning One-time calibration of the steering sys- tem has not yet been executed. your AMAZONE dealer) F15074 Warning Alert for emergency activation. Appears when the position detection of the induc- tion bowl has failed and a cleaning func- tion for the induction bowl is activated.
  • Page 100 Faulty configuration / addressing of the nozzle body cable • Check the voltage supply from the trac- • Have nozzle bodies been swapped out? • Contact your AMAZONE dealer • Check the AmaSwitch job computer F15085 Note The voltage supply to the AmaSwitch job...
  • Page 101 (AEL652) no longer receives • Check the Comfort Package Plus job messages from the Comfort Package Plus computer (AEL051) job computer (AEL051). • Contact your AMAZONE service partner • Check the CAN bus connection F15100 Note • Check the Comfort Package Plus job computer (AEL051) •...
  • Page 102 Undervoltage, motor temperature is too high or valve sluggishness has been objects detected • Check the valve for sluggishness • Contact your AMAZONE dealer • Check the valve connection line F15115 Warning Excessive current consumption / or no current consumption during activation has •...
  • Page 103 Fault • Check the valve connection line F15120 Warning Excessive current consumption / or no current consumption during activation has • Check the valve in the liquid path for been detected on the "spray liquid tank foreign objects pump to induction bowl" valve. •...
  • Page 104 Fault • Check the connection line to the sensor F15133 Warning Position detection signal for the induction • Check fuse F2 bowl is outside the permissible signal range of 2 to 7 mA or 17 to 22 mA • Check fuse F1 The signal of the pressure sensor for •...
  • Page 105 Warning The implement has detected that not all of the control units have not been properly is not switched off, check the tractor switched off since the last shut-down of • If necessary retrofit the AMAZONE isolat- the system. ing relay (NL1084) • Check sensor BEL372...
  • Page 106 Fault • Check sensor BEL372 F15157 Warning The signal of the transport position sensor is outside the permissible signal range of 2 • Check the sensor connection cable to 7 mA or 17 to 22 mA • Check fuse F1 •...
  • Page 107 Fault F15163 Alarm The axle angle potentiometer does not 1. Drive at a speed under 7 km/h provide information concerning a steering 2. Confirm alarm message movement or a steering movement that is 3. Press the "axle steers right" button for too slow.
  • Page 108 At least one LED of the affected control unit could not be switched on or off trol unit • Check the wiring harness • Contact your AMAZONE service partner • Contact your AMAZONE service partner F15173 Warning The displayed control unit has identified an internal error (counting from the out- side left ascending).
  • Page 109 The voltage of the boom locking mecha- nism sensor is outside of the range from • Check fuse F2 0.25 to 4.75 V • Contact your AMAZONE dealer F15192 Warning The valves have not been addressed • Address the CAN valves •...
  • Page 110 Fault • Check fuse F3 F15204 Warning Induction bowl suction valve does not send any messages • Contact your AMAZONE dealer • Check the sensor bracket - the sensor F15205 Warning The yaw rate sensor has detected an error must be firmly installed without vibration •...
  • Page 111 • Grease boom supports that is attached in a clamped position, or leaks in the hydraulic circuit. • Contact your AMAZONE dealer • Contact your AMAZONE dealer F15223 Note The Job computer parameter assign- ments for ContourControl are missing.
  • Page 112 Fault • Activate boom folding again and F17911 Small The position detection for boom folding message has detected that at least one boom is not completely fold-in / fold-out the folded-in to the stop. boom • Check the sensors and cable of the angle detection on the boom sec- tion •...

  • Page 113: Aux-N Multi-Function Sticks

    AUX-N multi-function sticks AUX-N multi-function sticks AUX-N - Auxiliary control The implement computer supports the AUX-N standard. Therefore, the functions of the implement can be assigned to an AUX-N- compliant multi-function stick. AmaPilot+ and Fendt multi-function sticks are pre-assigned as stand- ard.

  • Page 114: Amapilot+ Multi-Function Stick

    AmaPilot+ is an AUX-N control element with freely selectable button assignment. A default button assignment is pre-configured for every Amazone ISOBUS implement. The functions are spread over 3 levels and can be selected by pressing with your thumb. In addition to the standard level, two other con- trol levels can be switched.
  • Page 115 AmaPilot+ with fixed assignment / default assignment Standard level, green Switch on / off boom part width sections, left side Switch on / off boom part width sections, right side Switch spraying on/off Reduce / increase application rate Edge nozzles left / right Level 2, yellow Angle up / angle down boom left side Angle up / angle down boom right side...
  • Page 116 AmaPilot+ multi-function stick Functions on all levels: Pantera: Steer the rear wheel steering to the left Pantera: Steer rear wheel steering to the right UX: Steer to the left UX: Steer to the right Pantera: Changeover 2 <->4 wheel steering AutoTrail changeover automat- ic/manual ISOBUS field sprayer BAG0171.9 11.20...

  • Page 117: Boom Part Width Section Control Box Amaclick

    The AMACLICK control box is used in combination with the • in-cab terminal, • in-cab terminal and multi-function stick for operating the AMAZONE – field sprayers. With the AMACLICK • every part width section can be switched on or off as required. •...

  • Page 118: Attachment

    Boom part width section control box AMACLICK To indicate the part width section controls not assigned, you can re- move the plastic caps. Attachment Screw the AMACLICK via the hole cut-out of the console on the multi- function stick or mount alternatively in the tractor cab so that it can be accessed conveniently.
  • Page 119 ISOBUS field sprayer BAG0171.9 11.20...

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