1. Manuals
  2. Brands
  3. Midwest Manuals
  4. Farm Equipment
  5. Mid-Tech Legacy 2000
  6. User manual

Midwest Mid-Tech Legacy 2000 User Manual

Hide thumbs
Table of Contents

Advertisement

Quick Links

Download this manual
®
Legacy 2000 System
U
G
SER
UIDE
PN: 98-05034

Advertisement

Table of Contents
loading
Need help?

Need help?

Do you have a question about the Mid-Tech Legacy 2000 and is the answer not in the manual?

Questions and answers

Related Manuals for Midwest Mid-Tech Legacy 2000

Summary of Contents for Midwest Mid-Tech Legacy 2000

  • Page 1 ® Legacy 2000 System UIDE PN: 98-05034...
  • Page 2 MID-TECH WARRANTY MIDWEST TECHNOLOGIES ILLINOIS, LLC (herein called Mid-Tech) warrants to the original purchaser that the product purchased shall be free of defect in material or workmanship. If the product proves to be defective within the warranty period the purchaser must return, freight prepaid, said product to Mid-Tech within thirty (30) days after such defect is discovered.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Legacy 2000 Table of Contents Chapter 1 Introduction ------------------ 1-1 Chapter 2 Start-up ------------------------ 2-1 ------------------------------ 2-1 TART EQUENCE Chapter 3 Operate ------------------------ 3-1 ----------------- 3-1 NTERING PERATE --------------------------- 3-1 RODUCT ONITORING ------------------------------- 3-2 RODUCT ONTROL ----------- 3-2 HOOSING SELECTED ATES ------------------- 3-2 ANUAL...
  • Page 4 Appendix C - Glossary/Tables ---------- C-1 ----------------------------------------- C-2 LOSSARY ----------------- C-8 NGLISH ETRIC ONVERSION ------------------------------- C-9 SEFUL ORMULAS ------------------------C-10 ISCELLANEOUS OTES ------------------------C-10 ALIBRATION UMBERS NH3 D ---------------------------C-10 ENSITY ABLE Index ------------------------------------------ I-1 Mid-Tech, Auto-Range, & TASC are all registered trademarks of Midwest Technologies, Inc. 98-05034...

  • Page 5: Chapter 1 Introduction

    Legacy 2000 Chapter 1 Introduction elcome to the Legacy 2000, the new genera- tion of chemical control systems. The Legacy 2000 controls up to two different products, automatically, manually, or under external control. New technology allows the Legacy 2000 console to communicate with remotely mounted control modules through a single cable.

  • Page 6: System Components

    Legacy 2000 Following is a listing of the chapters in this manual, along with a brief description of the information found in each chapter. Chapter 1 - “Introduction” - A brief overview of the User Guide. Chapter 2 - “Start-up” - Describes the system start-up sequence followed when powered on.

  • Page 7: Chapter 2 Start-Up

    Legacy 2000 Chapter 2 Start-up TART EQUENCE he Legacy system monitors the accessory position of the ignition switch. When the ignition switch is turned on the Legacy system begins its start-up sequence. The console will alternate between the two screens shown in Fig. 2-1 while it is performing its system check.
  • Page 8 Legacy 2000 This page left blank intentionally 98-05034...

  • Page 9: Chapter 3 Operate

    Legacy 2000 Chapter 3 Operate Operate Setup Manual Left his chapter discusses the various “Operate” screens that allow the operator to monitor and Right control the application process. Enter Product 1 NTERING PERATE Product 2 Speed ress to enter the “Operate” mode. The screen shown in Fig.

  • Page 10: Roduct Ontrol

    Legacy 2000 Amount of product Product being 12.5 Logging On that has been applied Displayed Units of P1 Vol Gal System Error measure Current 12.2MPH 22AC Not Used Speed Area Treated Fig. 3-3 - Total Applied Manual Mode Applied). Control Active While in the “Product OFF”...

  • Page 11: Resetting Accumulators

    Legacy 2000 Indicates product 1 under manual control. Operate Setup 12.5 Manual P1 G/Ac Left Right 12.2MPH 22AC Enter Fig. 3-5 Manual Mode Product 1 at the current rate if the product is turned on) and can only be changed using the buttons, overrid- Product 2 ing any programmed rate or external variable rate...

  • Page 12: Peed And Istance Onitoring

    Legacy 2000 PEED AND ISTANCE ONITORING Logging On System Error hile in the “Operate Mode” pressing accesses the “Speed/Distance” function. The Not Used screens used in this function are shown in Fig. Manual Mode 3-7. The first screen that appears is screen “A” which 15.1 20.3 Control Active...

  • Page 13: Area Monitoring

    Legacy 2000 To switch to Manual Speed press from Screen “A” Operate in Fig. 3-7 taking you to screen “C” which is similar Setup except for the symbol indicating that you are Manual operating under Manual Speed control. While in screen “C”...

  • Page 14: Area Reset Function

    Legacy 2000 ESET UNCTION Logging On System Error ach area accumulator can be reset individually or all can be reset at the same time. When Not Used resetting a Product Area accumulator the product must be turned OFF. Select the screen Manual Mode displaying the accumulator (Product or Swath) that you Control Active...

  • Page 15: Data Logging

    Legacy 2000 OGGING Operate Setup he Legacy 2000 can log operational data to Manual either an external recording device, connected Left to the COM 1 or COM 2 ports, or to the SRAM Card (See caution at side) in the Legacy Right console.
  • Page 16 Legacy 2000 Logging On System Error Not Used Manual Mode Control Active Use Enter Key Use Inc/Dec Use Left/Right This page left blank intentionally 98-05034...

  • Page 17: Chapter 4 Setup

    Legacy 2000 Chapter 4 Setup Operate Setup efore the Legacy system is used for chemical Manual application, important information must be Left entered using the buttons on the face of the console. The icons for these control buttons, and their Right functions, are shown to the right.

  • Page 18: Liquid Mode Setup

    Legacy 2000 • Liquid Mode (Page 4-2) Logging On • Granular/NH Mode (Page 4-6) System Error • Seeder Mode (Page 4-8) • Spinner Mode (Page 4-10) Not Used • Injection Mode (Page 4-11) Manual Mode IQUID ETUP Control Active Preset Application Rates Use Enter Key s many as five different rates (A - E) can be Use Inc/Dec...

  • Page 19: Flowmeter Cal. # Set

    Legacy 2000 Flowmeter Cal. # Set Operate Setup rom the screen shown in Fig. 4-4 the initial Manual flowmeter calibration number can be set using Left the same method as that for the Preset Rates Right 153.1 153.1 Alternates P1 CAL # P1 CAL # Enter PRESS...
  • Page 20 Legacy 2000 • The product pump must be turned OFF. Logging On • At least one boom section of the associated swath must be turned on to ensure that there is no pressure in the System Error boom. (It may be necessary to loosen a diaphragm check Not Used valve to relieve all pressure.) •...
  • Page 21 Legacy 2000 • Use the buttons to select the digit of the display Operate to be changed. Setup • Use the buttons to adjust the selected digit. Manual • Use the button to adjust the position of the decimal point as described on page 4-2. Left •...

  • Page 22: Ranular /Nh3 Setup

    Legacy 2000 RANULAR ETUP Logging On System Error ith one of the “Granular” or “Anhydrous Modes” selected under “Machine Setup” (Pg. Not Used 4-14) press from the “Main Setup” Manual Mode screen (Fig. 4-2) to enter the “Granular or Anhydrous Setup”...

  • Page 23: Granular Cal. # Set

    Legacy 2000 button can be used to move the decimal point. Operate Each time is pressed the decimal point moves one Setup position to the left until it disappears from the screen. Manual The next press of the button brings the decimal point Left back at the right side of the screen.

  • Page 24: Seeder Setup

    Legacy 2000 D x W x H = Ft Logging On 1728 System Error Calculate the initial spreader constant as follows: Not Used = Initial Calibration Number (Spreader Constant) Manual Mode Where: Ft is the volume discharged, in Cubic Feet, Control Active during each revolution of the spreader rate sensor.

  • Page 25: Seeder Cal # Set

    Legacy 2000 (The Cal. # can be adjusted to allow the rates to Operate represent 100’s or 1000’s of seeds/acre). The Setup symbol indicates that you can use the buttons Manual to select which digit of the Rate Value is changed (The Left flashing digit).

  • Page 26: Pinner Ode Etup

    Legacy 2000 New Cal. # = I NDICATED MOUNT Logging On EASURED MOUNT System Error When the Cal # is set and is pressed the display Not Used returns to the “Main Setup” screen (Fig. 4-2). Manual Mode When using dual sensors, both use the same Cal. #. Control Active PINNER ETUP...

  • Page 27: Spinner Cal # Set

    Legacy 2000 button can be used to move the decimal point. Operate Each time is pressed the decimal point moves one Setup position to the left until it disappears from the screen. Manual The next press of the button brings the decimal point Left back at the right side of the screen.

  • Page 28: Prime Function

    Legacy 2000 Logging On Alternates PRODUCT 1 PRODUCT 1 System Error SELECT PRODUCT # PRESS TO CONT. Fig. 4-16 Injection Pump Select Not Used Use the to select which pump you want to Manual Mode setup and press . Control Active The “Prime/Cal Select”...

  • Page 29: Calibrate Function

    Legacy 2000 as shown in Fig. 4-20. This turns on the injection pump Operate and the number of ounces pumped accumulates on the Setup screen. When the amount pumped reaches the preset Manual prime value the pump stops. Left Calibrate Function Right Enter he “Calibrate Function is entered by pressing...

  • Page 30: Machine Setup

    Legacy 2000 the lower left corner of the PCM, as shown in Fig. 4- Logging On 20, to clear the Volume Accumulator and perform the System Error catch test as before. When you are satisfied with the results press to exit the procedure. Not Used Manual Mode ACHINE...

  • Page 31: Application Units Of Measure

    Legacy 2000 PPLICATION NITS OF EASURE Operate Setup se the buttons to select the desired Manual units of measure for your application (Table 4- Left 2), indicates the Units of Measure available for Right Enter Liquid Product 1 Gallons/Acre (G/Ac) Liters/Hectare (Lt/Ha) Product 2 Gallons/Minute (G/MIN)

  • Page 32: Valve /Drive Types

    Legacy 2000 Logging On SERVO SERVO Alternates VALVE TYPE VALVE TYPE System Error PRESS TO CONT. SELECT VALVE Fig. 4-27 Valve/Drive Select Screen Not Used ALVE RIVE YPES Manual Mode he valve or drive types available depend on the Control Active Product Mode selected earlier and only the valid types appear in this setup routine.
  • Page 33 Legacy 2000 Operate CLOSE CLOSE CLOSE Setup PRODUCT 1 PRODUCT 1 PRODUCT 1 PRESS TO CONT. VALVE RESPONSE STATUS SW OFF Manual Left Cycles till is pressed Fig. 4-29 Status switch OFF Valve Response Right Valve to hold in its current position. When the Enter Implement Status Switch is closed the Flow Control Product 1...
  • Page 34 Legacy 2000 Master Switch “OFF”) automatically causes the Flow Logging On Control Valve to CLOSE. This response is used when System Error the Flow Control Valve is used to stop the product flow. Not Used If setting up a PWM valve (chosen in the previous Manual Mode section) an additional selection (RESUM) is included at this point.

  • Page 35: Swath

    Legacy 2000 Operate Setup PRODUCT 1 PRODUCT 1 PRODUCT 1 SELECT SWATH PRESS TO CONT. ASSIGN SWATH Manual Cycles till is pressed Left Fig. 4-33 Swath Assignment Right If you have set up more than one swath the screen will Enter look similar to Fig.

  • Page 36: Pwm Valve Setup

    Legacy 2000 The display now returns to the “Main Setup” screen Logging On (Fig. 4-2). System Error PWM Valve Setup Not Used he first “Pulse Width Modulated (PWM) Valve” Manual Mode setup screen is the “PWM Frequency” screen (Fig. 4-37). Control Active Use Enter Key Alternates...

  • Page 37: Injection Drive Setup

    Legacy 2000 Operate Alternates Setup Product 1 Product 1 RAMP TIME PRESS TO CONT. Manual Fig. 4-41 PWM Ramp Time Setup Left Pressing takes you to the “Valve Speed Select” Right screen (Fig. 4-28 under “Servo valve setup”). The Valve Speed function is not used by the PWM valve so Enter press to take you to the “Status Switch OFF”...

  • Page 38: System Setup

    Legacy 2000 Logging On YSTEM ETUP System Error his section deals with the entering of basic system information such as System Units & Not Used Date & Time, setting COM Ports, performing Manual Mode system tests, etc. Most of these functions should have to be performed only once unless there is a problem.

  • Page 39: Key Beep

    Legacy 2000 When the “Units of Measure” is about to be changed Operate the “ALERT Screens” shown in Fig. 4-46 are dis- Setup Indicates the units that you Manual are changing to (US or EU.) Left ALERT ALERT Right Alternates Enter US UNITS US UNITS...

  • Page 40: Log Data

    Legacy 2000 Logging On n addition to controlling chemical application the System Error Legacy console can also record (log) a variety of Not Used operations data such as speed, target and actual application rates, areas treated, error messages, etc.. Manual Mode To enable this feature select the “Log Data”...

  • Page 41: Com Ports

    Legacy 2000 to scroll through the event selections. Operate When an event is displayed that you want to change, Setup press to select the event or to deselect the event. Manual The screen (Fig. 4-52) shows “Rate Change” selected Left Right RATE CH Enter...

  • Page 42: Ardware Est

    Legacy 2000 and press Logging On System Error ARDWARE Not Used he “Hardware Test” function verifies the proper operation of the console screen display seg- Manual Mode ments and input buttons. Control Active To start the test select the “Hardware Test” screen (Fig.

  • Page 43: Time And Date

    Legacy 2000 to the “Main Setup” screen (Fig. 4-2) without perform- Operate ing the reset. Setup Manual Pressing initiates the reset procedure. The system goes through the normal “Start-up” routine as described Left on page 2-1. Right Enter WARNING: During this “System Reset” routine all Product 1 system variables are reset to factory default values Product 2...

  • Page 44: Speed Setup

    Legacy 2000 “Main Setup” screen (Fig. 4-2) Logging On System Error PEED ETUP Not Used PEED ALIBRATION Manual Mode he next step is to calibrate the speed sensor. Control Active From the “Main Setup” screen (Fig. 4-2) press to enter the “Speed Setup” routine. The Use Enter Key display cycles through the series of screens shown in Fig.

  • Page 45: Gso Setup

    Legacy 2000 4-64 appears with the distance actually driven shown Operate Setup FEET PRESS TO UPDATE Manual Fig. 4-64: Speed Cal. End Left on the first line. Pressing automatically updates the Right “Speed Cal. #” value. Pressing exits the Speed Enter Calibration function without changing the “Speed Cal.

  • Page 46: Swath Setup

    Legacy 2000 set the width (in inches/centimeters) of the boom Logging On section being displayed. Press to register the value. System Error The same screen reappears for each active boom section. When the last width is entered the display goes Not Used back to the “Main Setup”...

  • Page 47: Gps Speed Setup

    Legacy 2000 Operate Alternates Setup BOOM #1 BOOM #1 Manual PRESS TO SAVE CHOOSE SWATH Left Fig. 4-69: Boom/Swath Assignment Right be assigned to and press . The “Boom Assignment” screen re-appears for each active boom section. Repeat this Enter procedure until all boom sections have been assigned to Product 1 swaths.
  • Page 48 Legacy 2000 Logging On System Error Not Used Manual Mode Control Active Use Enter Key Use Inc/Dec Use Left/Right This page left blank intentionally 98-05034 4-32 Rev-0...

  • Page 49: Chapter 5 Trouble Shooting

    Legacy 2000 Chapter 5 Trouble Shooting he MID-TECH Legacy 2000 system is constantly monitoring itself, alerting the operator with visual and audible alarms when any abnormality is detected. The following chart presents the error messages that may appear on the display, and possible causes and remedies. If you cannot resolve the problem with these suggestions call MID-TECH Customer Service (1-800- MID-TECH) for assistance.
  • Page 50 Legacy 2000 ERROR Check for correct operation of hydraulic valves feeding the pump PRODUCT x motor. NO FLOW SIGNAL (Cont.) Check for air lock in the product pump, causing no output. Purge pump using the PRIME function. Obstruction in main supply Check for blockage in product line (liquid).
  • Page 51 Legacy 2000 ERROR Valve not responding to Check cable to, and connection with “Close” signal the designated PCM module. PRODUCT x OVER APPLICATION Make sure valve is not sticking. ERROR Valve not responding to Check cable to, and connection with “Open”...
  • Page 52 Legacy 2000 Battery Ground Fault ERROR Check battery connection of the PCM for the product being PRODUCT x displayed. BATTERY GROUND ERROR Log file Filling Up Clear data from PCMCIA card . (Only possible when logging LOG DATA to a PCMCIA card) FILE ALMOST FULL Log File Full ERROR...

  • Page 53: Chapter 6 Emergency Operations

    Chapter 5 in this manual. Assuming there is no success in attempts to get the failed component to respond, MIDWEST TECH- NOLOGIES suggests the following procedures, as a temporary measure, until the component can be fixed or replaced.

  • Page 54: Flow Control Valve Failure

    Legacy 2000 ONTROL ALVE AILURE (Liquid Applicator) he Legacy system can be operated at a reduced level of accuracy in the event of a flow control valve failure. To operate the sprayer, it is necessary to manually adjust the flow control valve to provide sufficient pressure to the booms to provide a good spray pattern.

  • Page 55: Flowmeter /Pressure Sensor Failure

    Legacy 2000 changes in boom widths. If booms sections are turned on or off, the pressure must be read- justed manually. MIDWEST TECHNOLOGIES RECOM- MENDS THIS PROCEDURE ONLY AS A TEMPORARY, EMERGENCY PROCE- DURE. THE PROBLEM WITH THE FLOW CONTROL VALVE SHOULD BE RE-...

  • Page 56: Application Rate Sensor Failure

    Legacy 2000 MIDWEST TECHNOLOGIES RECOMMENDS THIS PROCEDURE ONLY AS AN EMER- GENCY, TEMPORARY PROCEDURE. THE PROBLEM WITH THE FLOW METER OR PRESSURE SENSOR SHOULD BE RE- SOLVED AS SOON AS PRACTICAL SO THAT FULL CONTROL OF THE SPRAYER CAN AGAIN BE ENJOYED.

  • Page 57: Appendix A System Diagram

    Legacy 2000 Appendix A System Diagram Appendix A System Diagram 98-05034...

  • Page 58: Ample Ystem Iagram

    Speed VER 00.01C Left Area Right MID-TECH CONTROL Increase Enter Decrease MID-TECH Product ON/OFF Midwest Technologies, Inc. Serial Port witch ense odule Boom Sense 1 - 10 (or 1 - 20) Imp. Stat. ower peed odule Terminator RS-232 Port Can Gateway...

  • Page 59: Appendix B - System Overview

    Legacy 2000 Appendix B - System Overview Appendix B System Overview 98-05034...

  • Page 60: System Components

    Decrease MID-TECH Product control and to other CAN Bus ON/OFF Midwest Technologies, Inc. systems allowing the exchange of Fig. B-1 - Legacy 2000 Console certain information. Unlike most application systems the Legacy console does not do all of the “thinking” for the system. Each remote module has a microprocessor to help it perform its specific duties.

  • Page 61: Switch Sense Module

    Legacy 2000 The “Switch Sense Module” (SSM) (Fig. B-3) moni- tors up to 20 Boom sense lines and provides for input witch from a Ground speed Override (GSO) or ense Implement Status switch. odule Fig. B-3 Switch sense Module The “Product Control Module (PCM) (Fig. B-4) is the direct interace with the valves, pumps, sensors, etc.

  • Page 62: Cables And Harnesses

    Legacy 2000 ABLES AND HARNESSES variety of cables and harnesses are available for the Legacy system to connect the various modules to the main CAN cable and to make the system compatible with a wide range of existing equipment. Several of these cables are shown in the system diagram in Appendix A.

  • Page 63: Switch Sense Module

    Legacy 2000 WITCH ENSE ODULE SSM cable options Colors Match Status/GSO 1.0' 45-06200 3.0' 10 Booms 2.5' Status/GSO 1.0' 45-06201 3.0' 20 Booms 2.5' 45-06202 3.0' 10 Booms 2.5' Status/GSO RODUCT ONTROL ODULE PCM Cable Options Colors Match Valve 1.5' 45-06300 3.0' Sensor X 1.5'...

  • Page 64: Can Extension Cables

    Legacy 2000 CAN E XTENSION ABLES he CAN Extension Cables serve as the main “Backbone” cable for the Legacy system, tying the individual modules together. The cables come in three, six and twelve foot lengths. PN 45-06012 PN 45-06006 PN 45-06003 98-05034...

  • Page 65: Appendix C - Glossary/Tables

    Legacy 2000 Appendix C - Glossary/Tables Appendix C Glossary/Tables 98-05034...

  • Page 66: Glossary

    Legacy 2000 LOSSARY The definitions in this glossary are worded to fit the needs of this manual only and may not apply to all operations in general. AutoRange® Valve - A three port valve which controls both the main liquid flow and bypass flow. Boom - An application width that is assigned a value and is used to calculate area.
  • Page 67 Legacy 2000 Console - An operator interface which allows the operator to set and monitor all application condi- tions, such as speed, swath width, and current product flow rate, etc., and sends the necessary information on the bus cable so the system can maintain the application rate at that designated by the operator.
  • Page 68 Legacy 2000 Liquid flowing past the impeller causes it to turn. A magnet sensor, placed near the flowmeter wall, senses the impeller blades as they pass and gener- ates pulses to be sent to the control console. Implement Status Switch - Provides another way to stop the application.
  • Page 69 Legacy 2000 Product – Refers to the material that is to be metered and controlled by the system. This material can be grouped into the following categories: Liquid – Includes, but is not limited to, liquid fertilizer, liquid fertilizer with chemical, water, water with chemical, liquid lime, deicing solu- tions, salt solutions, liquid manure, etc.
  • Page 70 Legacy 2000 PWM Dither % - Used to fine tune a “sticky” PWM valve. Do not change without recommendation of MID-TECH customer service. Set to 0 for electric motor drive. PWM Frequency - Provided by PWM Valve or machine supplier. Ramp Time - How fast a PWM valve, or electric motor drive, reacts when the application is off target.
  • Page 71 Legacy 2000 Valve Speed Value - How fast a servo valve reacts when the application is off target. The bigger the number the faster the valve will move. Does not function when in PWM drive, see ramp time. 98-05034...

  • Page 72: Useful Formulas

    Legacy 2000 SEFUL ORMULAS (Rate x Speed x Noz. Spacing) Noz. Press. = (GPM x 939.2) Where: Rate = GPA Speed = MPH Noz. Spacing = Inches = Noz. Flow @ 40 PSI x 939.2 x (P [GPM Min = (Noz.

  • Page 73: English /Metric Conversion

    Legacy 2000 NGLISH ETRIC ONVERSION U.S. to Metric 1 Acre = 0.405 Hectares 1 mile = 1.61 Kilometers 1 Foot = 0.305 Meters 1 Inch = 2.54 Centimeters 1 US Gallon = 3.785 Liters 1 Fluid Ounce = 29.57 Milliliters 1 pound = 0.454 Kilogram 1 Cubic Foot (ft ) = 0.028 Cubic Meters (M...

  • Page 74: Miscellaneous Notes

    Legacy 2000 ALIBRATION UMBERS Booms: 1. _____ 3. _____ 5. _____ 7. _____ 9. _____ 2. _____ 4. _____ 6. _____ 8. _____ C. _____ : _______ ISTANCE : _______ ETER ISCELLANEOUS OTES 98-05034 C-10...

  • Page 75: Nh3 Density Table

    Legacy 2000 ENSITY ABLE ANHYDROUS OPERATION (NH 3 Procedures) Special Considerations SENSOR CALIBRATION: The sensor calibration will be the number of sensor pulses per gallon of Nitrogen discharged. This will vary slightly with temperature. Use the followiing chart to choose the correct density for calculating the calibration number. Use the pounds per gallon number as your density in the Legacy console.
  • Page 76 Legacy 2000 This page left blank intentionally 98-05034 C-12...

  • Page 77: Index

    Legacy 2000 Index Index 98-05034...
  • Page 78 Legacy 2000 Flow Control Valve Failure 6-2 NDEX Flowmeter/Pressure sensor Failure 6- Ground Speed Sensor Failure 6-1 English/Metric Conversion C-8 Entering The Operate Mode 3-1 active boom sections 4-29 Error Messages Adding or changing a module B-3 LOG DATA FILE IS FULL !!! 5- ALERT Screens 4-23 Amount Collected 4-13 LOG DATAFILE ALMOST FULL 5-...
  • Page 79 Legacy 2000 MT PROTO 4-25 Glossary C-2 GPS OFF 4-31 New Cal. # 4-2, 4-4, 4-8, 4-10 GPS ON 4-31 NMEA 183 4-25 GPS Speed Setup 4-31 Nozzle Constant 4-4 Granular/NH3 Set-up 4-6 Number Of Swaths 4-30 Ground Speed Override 4-29 Ground speed Override B-3 GSO 4-29, B-3 On-line/Off-line status 4-23...
  • Page 80 Legacy 2000 Active Swaths 4-30 Set Cal. # 4-7 Area clear all 3-6 Set Time and Date 4-26 Area Display 3-5 Setting preset Rates 4-2, 4-6 Area Reset Screen 3-6 Setting the conversion Factor 4-4 Boom Widths 4-28 Setting the Nozzle Constant 4-4 Boom/Swath Assignment 4-30 Show Modules Screen 4-22 Booms OFF Valve Response 4-17...
  • Page 81 Legacy 2000 start-up sequence B-2 Status Switch 4-16, 4-21 Swath 4-30 Swath Setup 4-30 Switch Sense Module B-3 Symbols Icons 1-1 Mitch 1-1 System Check 2-1 System Components B-2 System Diagram A-2 System Overview B-1 System Restart 4-27 System Setup 4-22 System tests 4-22 System Units 4-22 Tables...
  • Page 82 Legacy 2000 This page left blank intentionally 98-05034...
  • Page 83 UICK TART EFERENCE The following items should be checked before starting each days operation. (For detailed information, or if this is the initial setup for the machine, see Chapter 3.) 1. Preset Application Rates - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Page 3-2 2.
  • Page 84 MIDWEST TECHNOLOGIES, LLC Specialists in Control System Electronics Since 1983 RX 300p RX 300p High Accuracy Differential GPS Receiver ENTER Midwest Technologies, Inc. Contact your Mid-Tech dealer to see our complete line of accessories for your application Corporate Office Sales and Service...

Table of Contents