Completing The System Setup Mode - TeeJet 814 Programming And Operating Manual

This programming step is used to distinguish the type of on-off boom control valves you have
on your system. There are two types of valves that can be used, 2 -way control valves or 3 -way
control valves.
A 2-way control valve is simply an on/off valve. Flow is either directed to the boom section(s)
or it is blocked. A 3-way control valve is known as a by-pass valve. Flow continuously passes
through this valve. When the valve is activated (on), flow is directed to the boom section(s).
When the valve is not activated (off), flow is directed through a bypass port, back to the supply
tank.
If you are using the 3-way type of boom control valves in your system, change the value using
the Up and Down keys. Depress the Pro key to accept the value and advance to the next
programming step.
If the default value is correct, depress the Pro key to accept the value and advance to the next
programming step.
Note: If using 3-way, bypass boom control valves, refer to the instruction manual of
the valve you are using for proper calibration instructions. Every time you
change to another tip on the boom you should mechanically re-calibrate the
return flow of the boom control valves. If the boom section valves are
calibrated for the current tip on the boom then no further actions are
necessary on the controller (no calibration needed on the controller).
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OM PLET I N G T H E
When you have completed the last calibration or programming step, you have completed the
System Setup Mode.
NOW, PRESS AND HOLD THE Pro KEY FOR THREE SECONDS AND THE CONSOLE
WILL RETURN TO THE NORMAL MONITOR MODE.
Note: For your protection, the 814 console will not automatically power down while
in the System Setup Mode. You must exit properly as described above to
enable the auto power down feature.
Note: Cutting the power to the controller while in the System Setup Mode will not
save any changes made into the computer's memory.
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