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Krone Fortima V 1800 Original Operating Instructions (372 pages)

Brand: Krone | Category: Lawn and Garden Equipment | Size: 10.9 MB

Table of Contents
3
To this Document
10
Validity
10
Re-Ordering
10
Further Applicable Documents
10
Target Group of this Document
10
How to Use this Document
10
Directories and References
10
Direction Information
11
Term "Machine
11
Figures
11
Scope of Document
11
Means of Representation
11
Conversion Table
14
Safety
15
Purpose of Use
15
Intended Use
15
Service Life of the Machine
15
Basic Safety Instructions
16
Importance of the Operating Instructions
16
Personnel Qualification of the Operating Personnel
16
Personnel Qualification of the Technicians
16
Children in Danger
17
Coupling the Machine Safely
17
Structural Changes to the Machine
17
Additional Equipment and Spare Parts
17
Workstations on the Machine
17
Operational Safety: Technically Perfect Condition
18
Danger Zones
20
Keeping Safety Devices Functional
22
Personal Protective Equipment
22
Safety Signs on the Machine
23
Traffic Safety
23
Parking the Machine Safely
24
Consumables
24
Dangers Associated with the Operational Environment
24
Sources of Danger on the Machine
26
Dangers Associated with Certain Activities: Climbing up and down
27
Dangers Associated with Certain Activities: Work on the Machine
27
Dangers Associated with Certain Activities: Working on Wheels and Tyres
28
Behaviour in Hazardous Situations and When Accidents Occur
28
Safety Routines
29
Stopping and Securing the Machine
29
Supporting Lifted Machine and Machine Parts Securely
29
Safely Checking the Oil Level and Changing the Oil and Filter Element
30
Running the Actuator Test
30
Safety Stickers on the Machine
31
Position and Meaning of the Safety Stickers on the Machine
31
Re-Ordering Safety Labels and Information Labels
48
Attaching Safety Labels and Information Labels
48
Contact
48
Safety Equipment
49
Parking Brake
49
Attaching the Safety Cable
50
Parking Support
51
Wheel Chocks
52
Stop Points
53
Shut-Off Valve for Tailgate
54
Step for Working on the Linkage
55
Data Memory
56
Machine Description
58
Machine Overview
58
Identification Plate
59
Information Required for Questions and Orders
59
Technical Data
60
Hydraulic Connections
65
Consumables
65
Ambient Temperature
66
Commissioning
67
Before Initial Start-Up
67
Assembling the Bale Ejector
73
Adjusting the Drawbar Height
78
PTO Shaft
81
Mounting the Protective Cap for the Universal Shaft of the Tractor
81
Mounting the Universal Shaft at the Machine
82
Length Adjustment
84
Mounting the Hose and Cable Support
85
Preparing the Wrapping Material Brake
85
Attaching the Triangle Spotlights
86
Checking/Setting the Tyre Pressure
86
Start-Up
87
Connect the Machine to the Tractor
88
Hydraulics
89
Special Safety Instructions
89
Connecting the Hydraulic Lines
90
Hydraulic Brake (Export)
92
Hydraulic Brake (Auxiliary Brake)
92
Install the PTO Shaft
93
Compressed Air Connections for the Compressed Air Brake
95
Electrical Connections
96
Connecting KRONE BETA II Terminal
97
Connecting KRONE ISOBUS-Terminal
99
Connecting External ISOBUS-Terminal
102
Connecting the Joystick
103
Using the Safety Chain
106
KRONE Medium Operation Panel
108
Overview
108
Switching Operation Panel ON/OFF
109
Net Tying / Twine Tying
109
Selecting Net Tying or Twine Tying
109
Setting the Number of Net Layers
110
Setting the Number of Twine Wraps
111
Operating Bale Counter
112
Switching between Zero Setting of Blades Operation and Pick-Up Operation
113
Displaying Baling Pressure
114
Starting Tying
115
Testing Sensors for Bale Firmness
117
KRONE BETA II Terminal
118
ISOBUS Shortcut Button Not Available
118
Switching Terminal on or off
119
Display Design
120
Status Line
121
Keys
122
Main Window
122
Switching between the Terminals
124
KRONE ISOBUS Terminal
125
General Information on ISOBUS
125
ISOBUS Shortcut Button
126
Touch Sensitive Display
127
Switching Terminal on or off
128
Display Design
130
Status Line
131
Keys
132
Main Window
132
Switching between the Terminals
134
Foreign Terminal ISOBUS
135
General Information on ISOBUS
135
ISOBUS Shortcut Button Not Available
136
Deviating Functions from KRONE ISOBUS Terminal
136
Terminal - Machine Functions
137
General Information on Functioning of Machine and Terminal
137
Calling Working Screen
138
Working Screen "Status Bale Chamber
138
Operating Machine Functions
139
Setting Bale Diameter
140
Setting Baling Pressure
141
Operating Machine Via Joystick
142
Auxiliary Functions (AUX)
142
Auxiliary Assignment of a Joystick
143
Terminal - Menus
145
Menu Structure
145
Calling up the Menu Level
147
Calling Working Screen
147
Selecting Menu
148
Changing the Value
150
Calling and Saving Machine Settings
151
Icons for Settings in the Menus
151
Menus in the Terminal
152
Menu 1 "Number of Net Layers" (Net Tying)
152
Menu 2 "Number of Twine Layers" (Twine Tying)
153
Menu 3 "Pre-Signalling
154
Menu 4 "Tying Start Delay" (Net Tying)
155
Menu 4 "Tying Start Delay" (Twine Tying)
156
Menu 7 "Sensitivity of Direction Display
157
Menu 8 "Selection Type of Tying" (for Version with Net Tying and Twine Tying)
158
Menu 9 "Correction Filling" (Fortima V 1500 (MC))Menus: Correction Filling
159
Menu 10 "Manual Operation" (Net Tying)
160
Menu 10"Manual Operation (Twine Tying)
161
Menu 13 "Counters
163
Menu 13-1 "Customer Counter
164
Menu 13-2 "Total Counter
165
Menu 14 "ISOBUS Settings
166
Menu 14-1 "Diagnostics Auxiliary (AUX)
167
Menu 14-3 "Setting Background Colour
168
Menu 14-5 "Configurate TIM Software (for Version with "TIM")
169
Menu 14-9 "Switching between the Terminals
170
Menu 15 "Settings
171
Menu 15-1 "Sensor Test
172

Krone Fortima V 1800 Original Operating Instructions (364 pages)

Round baler

Brand: Krone | Category: Farm Equipment | Size: 10.64 MB

Table of Contents
3
To this Document
10
Validity
10
Re-Ordering
10
Further Applicable Documents
10
Target Group of this Document
10
How to Use this Document
10
Directories and References
10
Direction Information
11
Term "Machine
11
Figures
11
Scope of Document
11
Means of Representation
11
Safety
14
Purpose of Use
14
Intended Use
14
Service Life of the Machine
14
Basic Safety Instructions
15
Importance of the Operating Instructions
15
Personnel Qualification
15
Children in Danger
16
Connect the Machine to the Tractor
16
Structural Changes to the Machine
16
Additional Equipment and Spare Parts
16
Workstations and Passengers
16
Operational Safety: Technically Perfect Condition
17
Danger Zones
18
Keeping Safety Devices Functional
20
Personal Protective Equipment
20
Safety Signs on the Machine
21
Traffic Safety
21
Parking the Machine Safely
22
Consumables
22
Dangers Associated with the Operational Environment
22
Sources of Danger on the Machine
23
Dangers Associated with Certain Activities: Climbing up and down
24
Dangers Associated with Certain Activities: Work on the Machine
24
Dangers Associated with Certain Activities: Working on Wheels and Tyres
25
Behaviour in Hazardous Situations and When Accidents Occur
25
Safety Routines
26
Stopping and Securing the Machine
26
Supporting Lifted Machine and Machine Parts Securely
26
Coupling the Machine Safely
27
Uncoupling the Machine Safely
27
Preparing the Machine for Repair, Maintenance and Adjustment Work
28
Starting the Machine Safely
28
Safety Stickers on the Machine
29
Position and Meaning of the Safety Stickers on the Machine
29
Re-Ordering Safety Labels and Information Labels
46
Attaching Safety Labels and Information Labels
46
Contact
46
Safety Equipment
47
Parking Brake
47
Attaching the Safety Cable
48
Parking Support
49
Wheel Chocks
50
Stop Points
51
Shut-Off Valve for Tailgate
52
Step for Working on the Linkage
53
Identification Plate
54
Information Required for Questions and Orders
54
Technical Data
55
Consumables
60
Ambient Temperature
60
Commissioning
61
Before Initial Start-Up
61
Assembling the Bale Ejector
67
Adjusting the Drawbar Height
72
PTO Shaft
75
Attaching the Guard Cup for Universal Shaft
75
Mounting the PTO Shaft on the Machine Side
76
Length Adjustment
79
Hose Holder Assembly
80
Net Brake
81
Attaching the Triangle Spotlights
81
Start-Up
82
Connect the Machine to the Tractor
83
Hydraulics
84
Special Safety Instructions
84
Connecting the Hydraulic Lines
85
Hydraulic Brake (Export)
87
Hydraulic Brake (Auxiliary Brake)
87
Install the PTO Shaft
88
Compressed Air Connections for the Compressed Air Brake
90
Electrical Connections
91
Connecting KRONE BETA II Terminal
92
Connecting KRONE ISOBUS-Terminal
94
Connecting External ISOBUS-Terminal
98
Connecting the Joystick
99
Using the Safety Chain
102
KRONE Medium Operation Panel
104
Overview
104
Switching Operation Panel ON/OFF
105
Net Tying / Twine Tying
105
Selecting Net Tying or Twine Tying
105
Setting the Number of Net Layers
106
Setting the Number of Twine Wraps
107
Operating Bale Counter
108
Switching between Zero Setting of Blades Operation and Pick-Up Operation
109
Displaying Baling Pressure
110
Starting Tying
111
Testing Sensors for Bale Firmness
113
KRONE Terminal BETA II
114
ISOBUS Shortcut Button Not Available
114
Switching Terminal on or off
115
Display Design
116
Status Line
117
Keys
118
Main Window
118
Switching between the Terminals
120
KRONE ISOBUS Terminal
121
General Information on ISOBUS
121
ISOBUS Shortcut Button
122
Touch Sensitive Display
123
Switching Terminal on or off
124
Display Design
125
Status Line
126
Keys
127
Main Window
127
Switching between the Terminals
129
Foreign Terminal ISOBUS
130
General Information on ISOBUS
130
ISOBUS Shortcut Button Not Available
131
Deviating Functions from KRONE ISOBUS Terminal
131
Terminal - Machine Functions
132
General Information on Functioning of Machine and Terminal
132
Calling Working Screen
133
Operating Machine Functions
134
Setting Bale Diameter
135
Setting Baling Pressure
136
Operating Machine Via Joystick
137
Auxiliary Functions (AUX)
137
Auxiliary Assignment of a Joystick
138
Terminal - Menus
140
Menu Structure
140
Calling up the Menu Level
142
Calling Working Screen
142
Selecting Menu
143
Changing the Value
145
Calling and Saving Machine Settings
146
Icons for Settings in the Menus
146
Menus in the Terminal
147
Menu 1 "Number of Net Layers" (Net Tying)
147
Menu 2 "Number of Twine Layers" (Twine Tying)
148
Menu 3 "Pre-Signalling
149
Menu 4 "Tying Start Delay" (Net Tying)
150
Menu 4 "Tying Start Delay" (Twine Tying)
151
Menu 7 "Sensitivity Direction Display
152
Menu 8 "Selection Type of Tying" (for Version with Net Tying and Twine Tying)
153
Menu 9 "Correction Filling" (Fortima V 1500 (MC))Menus: Correction Filling
154
Menu 10 "Manual Operation" (Net Tying)
155
Menu 10"Manual Operation (Twine Tying)
156
Menu 13 "Counters
158
Menu 13-1 "Customer Counter
159
Menu 13-2 "Total Counter
160
Menu 14 "ISOBUS Settings
161
Menu 14-1 "Diagnostics Auxiliary (AUX)
162
Menu 14-3 "Setting Background Colour
163
Menu 14-5 "Configurate TIM Software (for Version with "TIM")
164
Menu 14-9 "Switching between the Terminals
165

Krone Fortima V 1800 Original Operating Instructions (354 pages)

Round baler

Brand: Krone | Category: Farm Equipment | Size: 10 MB

Foreword
3
Table of Contents
4
To this Document
11
Validity
11
Target Group of this Document
11
How to Use this Document
11
Directional Information
11
Direction Information
11
Identifying Symbols in the Operating Instructions
12
Identification of the Hazard Warnings
12
Safety
13
Purpose of Use
13
Intended Use
13
Service Life of the Machine
13
Basic Safety Instructions
14
Importance of the Operating Instructions
14
Personnel Qualification
14
Children in Danger
15
Connect the Machine to the Tractor
15
Structural Changes to the Machine
15
Additional Equipment and Spare Parts
15
Workstations and Passengers
15
Operational Safety: Technically Perfect Condition
16
Danger Zones
17
Keeping Safety Devices Functional
19
Personal Protective Equipment
19
Safety Signs on the Machine
20
Traffic Safety
20
Parking the Machine Safely
21
Consumables
21
Dangers Associated with the Operational Environment
21
Sources of Danger on the Machine
22
Dangers Associated with Certain Activities: Climbing up and down
23
Dangers Associated with Certain Activities: Work on the Machine
23
Dangers Associated with Certain Activities: Working on Wheels and Tyres
24
Behaviour in Hazardous Situations and When Accidents Occur
24
Safety Routines
25
Stopping and Securing the Machine
25
Supporting Lifted Machine and Machine Parts Securely
25
Coupling the Machine Safely
26
Uncoupling the Machine Safely
26
Preparing the Machine for Repair, Maintenance and Adjustment Work
27
Starting the Machine Safely
27
Introduction
29
Position of the Adhesive Safety Stickers on the Machine
29
Re-Ordering the Adhesive Safety and Information Labels
44
Affixing the Adhesive Safety and Information Labels
44
Contact
44
Contact for KRONE NORTHAMERICA
44
Safety Equipment
45
Parking Brake
45
Attaching the Safety Cable
46
Parking Support
47
Wheel Chocks
48
Secure the Machine against the Possibility of Rolling Back
48
Stop Points
49
Lifting Eyes
49
Lifting
49
Shut-Off Valve for Tailgate
50
Step for Working on the Linkage
51
Identification Plate
52
Information Required for Questions and Orders
52
Technical Data
53
Commissioning
57
Before Initial Start-Up
57
Assembling the Bale Ejector
63
Adjusting the Drawbar Height
68
PTO Shaft
71
Attaching the Guard Cup for Universal Shaft
71
Mounting the PTO Shaft on the Machine Side
72
Length Adjustment
75
Hose Holder Assembly
76
Net Brake
77
Attaching the Triangle Spotlights
77
Start-Up
78
Mounting Onto the Tractor
79
Hydraulics
80
Special Safety Instructions
80
Connecting the Hydraulic Lines
81
Hydraulic Brake (Export)
83
Hydraulic Brake (Auxiliary Brake)
83
Install the PTO Shaft
84
Compressed Air Connections for the Compressed Air Brake
86
Electrical Connections
87
Connecting the Terminal (on Tractors Without ISOBUS System)
88
Connecting the Terminal (on Tractors with Integrated ISOBUS System)
89
Using the Safety Chain
90
KRONE Operation Terminal Beta
92
Attachment of Control Unit
93
Connecting Control Unit
93
Description of the Keys
94
Operational Readiness
95
Basic Screen
96
Functions of Keys 1 - 3
96
Selecting Manual or Automatic Mode
97
Selecting Pick-Up or Blade Base
97
Displays in the Main Window
98
Messages
100
Setting Bale Firmness
101
Setting Bale Diameter
102
Menu Level
103
Short Overview
103
Bringing up a Menu Level
104
Main Menu 1 "Settings
105
Menu 1-1 „Contrast
106
Menu 1-3 "Number of Net Winds
107
Menu 1-4 „Sensitivity of Direction Display
108
Menu 1-5 "Pre-Signalling
110
Menu 1-6 „Correction Filling
112
Menu 1-7 "Select Type of Tying
114
Menu 1-8 "Number of Twine Wraps (Only for Twine Tying with Magnetic Transmission)
116
Menu 1-8-1 „Inserting Twine Wraps
117
Menu 1-8-3 „Cutting off Twine Wraps
118
Menu 1-9 „Tying Start Delay
119
Main Menu 2 "Counters
120
Menu 2-1 "Customer Counters
121
Menu 2-2 "Total Bale Counter
123
Main Menu 3 „Manual Operation
125
Main Menu 4 "Service
127
Menu 4-2 "Manual Sensor Test
128
Menu 4-4 "Manual Actuator Test
133
Main Menu 5 "Info
136
Main Menu 6 „Technician
137
Alarm Messages
138
Note and Messages
139
Physical Messages
140
General Messages
141
KRONE ISOBUS Terminal
142
Installing the Terminal into Cabin
143
ISOBUS Short Cut Button
144
Display / Touchscreen
145
Switching the Terminal on / off When the Machine Is Not Connected
146
Switching the Terminal on / off When the Machine Is Connected
147
Basic Screen
148
Setting the Setpoint Bale Firmness
151
Setting the Target Bale Diameter
152
Messages
153
Menu Level
154
Short Overview
154
Calling up the Menu Level
155
Main Menu 1 „Settings
156
Menu 1-3 "Number of Net Winds
157
Menu 1-4 "Sensitivity of Direction Display
158
Menu 1-5 „Pre-Signalling
159
Menu 1-6 „Filling Correction
161
Menu 1-7 "Select Type of Tying
163
Menu 1-8 „Number of Twine Wraps
164
Menu 1-9 „Tying Start Delay
165
Main Menu 2 "Counters
166
Menu 2-1 „Customer Counter
167
Menu 2-2 „Total Bale Counter
169
Main Menu 3 "Manual Operation
170
Menu 3-2 "Position of Net Motor
171
Main Menu 4 "Service
172

Krone Fortima V 1800 Original Operating Instructions (350 pages)

Brand: Krone | Category: Lawn and Garden Equipment | Size: 12.25 MB

Section 1

3
- Table of Contents
  3
- Further Applicable Documents
  9
- Target Group of this Document
  9
- To this Document
  9
- Re-Ordering
  9
- Validity
  9
- How to Use this Document
  10
- Directories and References
  10
- Direction Information
  11
- Figures
  11
- Scope of Document
  11
- Means of Representation
  11
- Term "Machine
  11
- Conversion Table
  14
- Safety
  15
- Purpose of Use
  15
- Intended Use
  15
- Service Life of the Machine
  15
- Personnel Qualification of the Technicians
  16
- Basic Safety Instructions
  16
- Personnel Qualification of the Operating Personnel
  16
- Importance of the Operating Instructions
  16
- Children in Danger
  17
- Coupling the Machine Safely
  17
- Structural Changes to the Machine
  17
- Additional Equipment and Spare Parts
  17
- Workstations on the Machine
  17
- Operational Safety: Technically Perfect Condition
  18
- Danger Zones
  20
- Keeping Safety Devices Functional
  22
- Personal Protective Equipment
  22
- Safety Signs on the Machine
  23
- Traffic Safety
  23
- Parking the Machine Safely
  25
- Consumables
  25
- Dangers Associated with the Operational Environment
  25
- Sources of Danger on the Machine
  27
- Dangers Associated with Certain Activities: Climbing up and down
  28
- Dangers Associated with Certain Activities: Work on the Machine
  28
- Dangers Associated with Certain Activities: Working on Wheels and Tyres
  29
- Behaviour in Hazardous Situations and When Accidents Occur
  29
- Safety Routines
  30
- Stopping and Securing the Machine
  30
- Supporting Lifted Machine and Machine Parts Securely
  30
- Safely Checking the Oil Level and Changing the Oil and Filter Element
  31
- Running the Actuator Test
  31
- Position and Meaning of the Safety Stickers on the Machine
  33
- Safety Stickers on the Machine
  33
- Re-Ordering Safety Labels and Information Labels
  50
- Attaching Safety Labels and Information Labels
  50
- Contact
  50
- Safety Equipment
  51
- Parking Brake
  51
- Attaching the Safety Cable
  52
- Support Jack
  53
- Wheel Chocks
  54
- Stop Points
  55
- Shut-Off Valve for Tailgate
  56
- Step for Working on the Linkage
  57
- Data Memory
  58
- Machine Description
  60
- Machine Overview
  60
- Identification Plate
  61
- Technical Data
  62
- Hydraulic Connections
  67
- Consumables
  67
- Ambient Temperature
  68
- Commissioning
  69
- Before Initial Start-Up
  69
- Assembling the Bale Ejector
  72
- Changing the Drawbar Height and Adjusting the Hitch
  77
- PTO Shaft
  79
- Mounting the Protective Cap for the Universal Shaft of the Tractor
  79
- Mounting the Universal Shaft at the Machine
  80
- Length Adjustment
  82
- Mounting the Hose and Cable Support
  83
- Preparing the Wrapping Material Brake
  83
- Attaching the Triangle Spotlights
  84
- Checking/Setting the Tyre Pressure
  84
- Start-Up
  85
- Connect the Machine to the Tractor
  86
- Hydraulics
  87
- Special Safety Instructions
  87
- Connecting the Hydraulic Lines
  88
- Hydraulic Brake (Export)
  89
- Hydraulic Brake (Auxiliary Brake)
  89
- Install the PTO Shaft
  90
- Compressed Air Connections for the Compressed Air Brake
  92
- Connecting Road Travel Lighting
  93
- Using the Safety Chain
  94
- KRONE Medium Operation Panel
  96
- Overview
  96
- Switching Operation Panel ON/OFF
  97
- Net Tying / Twine Tying
  97
- Selecting Net Tying or Twine Tying
  97
- Setting the Number of Net Layers
  98
- Setting the Number of Twine Wraps
  99
- Operating Bale Counter
  100
- Switching between Zero Setting of Blades Operation and Pick-Up Operation
  101
- Displaying Baling Pressure
  102
- Starting Tying
  103
- Testing Sensors for Bale Firmness
  105
- Position of the Sensors
  106
- Setting the Sensors
  106
- Sensor B4 Net Tying Stop (with "Operation Panel Medium" Version)
  106
- Sensor B5/B6 Filling Display (for "Operation Panel Medium" Version)
  107
- Driving and Transport
  108
- Preparing the Machine for Road Travel
  109
- Securing the Lifted Pick-Up
  109
- Checking Road Travel Lighting
  110
- Switching off the Machine
  111
- Secure Machine with Wheel Chocks
  111
- Moving Parking Support into Support Position
  111
- Preparing the Machine for Transportation
  112
- Disconnecting the PTO Shaft from the Tractor
  112
- Disconnecting the Supply Lines
  112
- Raising the Machine
  113
- Securing the Side Hoods
  114
- Securing the Twine Box Flap
  115
- Operation
  116
- Settings before Starting Work
  117
- Travelling Speed
  118
- Filling the Bale Chamber
  119
- Installing Additional Discharge Plates in the Tailgate
  120
- Wrapping and Depositing Bales
  121
- After Baling
  121
- Splash Guard
  122
- Pick-Up
  123
- Moving Pick-Up into Transport/Working Position
  123
- Setting the Pick-Up Working Height
  123
- Replacing the Shear Bolt
  125
- Setting the Crop Press Roller Unit
  126
- Roller Crop Guide
  126
- Setting the Baffle Sheet on the Crop Press Roller Unit
  127
- Removing/Mounting the Baffle Sheet on the Crop Press Roller Unit
  128
- Setting Baling Pressure
  129
- Cutting System
  131
- General Aspects
  131
- Cutting Length
  132
- Zero Setting of Blades
  135
- Blade Quick-Fit Device
  137
- Adjust Blade Control Shaft
  139
- Removing Crop Blockages
  141
- Crop Blockage at the Right and Left Corner of the Pick-Up
  141
- Crops Blockage in the Pick-Up
  141
- Crop Blockage under Feed Rotor
  142
- Crop Blockage under the Cutting Rotor
  142
- Crop Blockage in the Baling Element
  143
- Reversing Device
  144
- Using the Reversing Device
  144
- Replacing the Shear Bolt
  146
- Assembly and Disassembly of the Bale Ejector
  147
- Floor Conveyor Chain
  149
- Double Twine Tying (Medium Operation Panel)
  150
- Overview
  150
- Function of Tying
  151
- Setting the Tying Twine in Place
  152
- Quadruple Twine Tying (Operation Terminal Beta, ISOBUS Terminal)
  156
- Overview
  156
- Function of Tying
  157
- Setting the Tying Twine in Place
  158
- Net Wrapping
  164
- Functionality of the Net Wrapping
  164
- Inserting Net Roll
  165
- Insert Net
  166
- Disturbance at the Net Wrapping
  168
- Settings
  169
- Tying Unit
  170
- Setting the Twine Brake
  170
- Adjusting the Twine Brake
  171
- Loosening the Twine Brake
  172
- Adjusting the Idler Roller
  173
- Adjusting the Sensor
  173
- Setting the Wrapping Material Brake
  174
- Adjusting the Additional Net Brake
  175
- Loosening the Net Brake
  176
- Net Spreader
  176
- Adjusting the Magnetic Coupling (in Case of Twine Wrapping)
  177
- Central Chain Lubrication System
  178
- Display Central Chain Lubrication System
  181
- Adjusting the Automatic Floor Conveyor Stop
  183
- Adjusting the Switching Time
  184
- Maintenance
  185
- Spare Parts
  185
- Maintenance Table
  186
- Tightening Torques
  187
- Metric Thread Screws with Control Thread
  187
- Metric Thread Screws with Countersunk Head and Hexagonal Socket
  188
- Metric Thread Screws with Fine Thread
  188
- Tightening Torques for Locking Screws and Bleed Valves on the Gearboxes
  189
- Setting Tailgate Lock
  190
- Setting Lock Hook Stop
  191
- Setting the Mechanical Baling Pressure Indicator (for Version "Operation Panel Medium")
  192
- Setting Cutting Blade of Net Tying Device
  194
- Adjusting the Cutting Blades of the Net Wrap System
  194
- Setting Scraper to Spiral Roller
  195
- Setting Spring Rail (with "Operation Panel Medium" Version)
  196
- Bleed the Friction Clutch on the Universal Shaft
  197
- Grinding Blades
  198
- Position of the Sensors
  199
- Setting the Sensors
  199
- Drawbar
  200
- Hitches on the Drawbar
  200
- Main Gearbox
  201
- Oil Level Check and Oil Change on Main Gearbox
  201
- Time Intervals for Oil Level Check and Oil Change on the Gearboxes
  202
- Tensioning the Drive Chains
  203
- Drive Chains
  203
- Cleaning the Tensioning Arm Floor Conveyor Rear
  210
- Shortening the Floor Conveyor Chain
  211
- Tyres
  213
- Checking and Maintaining Tyres
  214
- Brakes
  216
- Checking the Brake Setting
  216
- Adjusting the Cam Brake
  217
- Changing Blades
  220
- Grinding Blades
  225
- Maintenance - Brake System (Special Equipment)
  226
- Coupling Heads (Non-Interchangeable)
  227
- Air Filter for Pipelines
  228
- Compressed-Air Reservoir
  229
- Maintenance - Lubrication
  230
- Special Safety Instructions
  230
- Lubricants
  231
- Lubricating the Cardan Shaft
  231
- Lubrication Chart
  232
- Maintenance - Hydraulic System
  240
- Shut-Off Valve for Tailgate
  241
- Control Block
  241
- Emergency Manual Operation Solenoid Valves (MC Cutting Unit)
  242
- Replacing the Hydraulic Oil Filter
  243
- Circuit Diagrams of the Hydraulic System
  243
- Placing in Storage
  244
- At the End of the Harvest Season
  244
- Before the Start of the New Season
  246
- Malfunctions - Causes and Remedies
  248
- General Malfunctions
  249
- Malfunctions on the Central Chain Lubrication System
  252
- Error Messages of KRONE Operation Terminal
  253
- Disposal of the Machine
  254

Krone Fortima V 1800 Original Operating Instructions (330 pages)

Brand: Krone | Category: Lawn and Garden Equipment | Size: 11.11 MB

Foreword
3
Table of Contents
4
Introduction
10
Purpose of Use
10
Contact
10
Identification Plate
11
Information Required for Questions and Orders
11
Intended Use
12
Technical Data
13
Safety
17
Identifying Symbols in the Operating Instructions
17
Identification of the Hazard Warnings
17
Personnel Qualification and Training
18
Dangers in Case of Non-Compliance with the Safety Instructions
18
Safety-Conscious Work Practices
18
Safety Instructions and Accident Prevention Regulations
19
Hitched Implements
20
PTO Operation
21
Hydraulic System
22
Tyres
22
Maintenance
23
Working in the Vicinity of Power Transmission Lines
23
Unauthorised Conversion/Modification and Spare Parts Production
24
Inadmissible Modes of Operation
24
Safety Instructions on the Machine
24
Introduction
25
Position of the Adhesive Safety Stickers on the Machine
26
Re-Ordering the Adhesive Safety and Information Labels
32
Affixing the Adhesive Safety and Information Labels
32
Commissioning
34
Before Initial Start-Up
35
Assembling the Bale Ejector
41
Adjusting the Drawbar Height
46
PTO Shaft
49
Attaching the Guard Cup for Universal Shaft
49
Mounting the PTO Shaft on the Machine Side
50
Length Adjustment
53
Hose Holder Assembly
54
Net Brake
55
Attaching the Triangle Spotlights
55
KRONE Operation Terminal Beta
56
Attachment of Control Unit
57
Connecting Control Unit
57
Description of the Keys
58
Operational Readiness
59
Basic Screen
60
Functions of Keys 1 - 3
60
Selecting Manual or Automatic Mode
61
Selecting Pick-Up or Blade Base
61
Displays in the Main Window
62
Messages
64
Setting Bale Firmness
65
Setting Bale Diameter
66
Menu Level
67
Short Overview
67
Bringing up a Menu Level
68
Main Menu 1 "Settings
69
Menu 1-1 "Contrast
70
Menu 1-3 "Number of Net Winds
71
Menu 1-4 „Sensitivity of Direction Display
72
Menu 1-5 „Pre-Signalling
74
Menu 1-6 „Correction Filling
76
Menu 1-7 "Select Type of Tying
78
Menu 1-8 "Number of Twine Wraps (Only for Twine Tying with Magnetic Transmission)
80
Menu 1-8-1 „Inserting Twine Wraps
81
Menu 1-8-3 „Cutting off Twine Wraps
82
Menu 1-9 „Tying Start Delay
83
Main Menu 2 "Counters
84
Menu 2-1 "Customer Counters
85
Menu 2-2 "Total Bale Counter
87
Main Menu 3 „Manual Operation
89
Main Menu 4 "Service
91
Menu 4-2 "Manual Sensor Test
92
Menu 4-4 "Manual Actuator Test
97
Main Menu 5 "Info
100
Main Menu 6 „Technician
101
Alarm Messages
102
Note and Messages
103
Physical Messages
104
General Messages
105
KRONE ISOBUS Terminal
106
Installing the Terminal into Cabin
107
ISOBUS Short Cut Button
108
Display / Touchscreen
109
Connecting the Terminal (on Tractors with Integrated ISOBUS System)
110
Connecting the Terminal (on Tractors Without ISOBUS System)
111
Switching the Terminal on / off When the Machine Is Not Connected
112
Switching the Terminal on / off When the Machine Is Connected
113
Basic Screen
114
Setting the Setpoint Bale Firmness
117
Setting the Target Bale Diameter
118
Messages
119
Menu Level
120
Short Overview
120
Calling up the Menu Level
121
Main Menu 1 „Settings
122
Menu 1-3 "Number of Net Winds
123
Menu 1-4 "Sensitivity of Direction Display
124
Menu 1-5 „Pre-Signalling
125
Menu 1-6 „Filling Correction
127
Menu 1-7 "Select Type of Tying
129
Menu 1-8 „Number of Twine Wraps
130
Menu 1-9 „Tying Start Delay
131
Main Menu 2 "Counters
132
Menu 2-1 „Customer Counter
133
Menu 2-2 „Total Bale Counter
135
Main Menu 3 "Manual Operation
136
Menu 3-2 "Position of Net Motor
137
Main Menu 4 "Service
138
Menu 4-2 "Manual Sensor Test
139
Menu 4-4 Manual Actuator Test
145
Main Menu 5 „Information
149
Main Menu 6 Technician
150
Main Menu 7 ISOBUS
151
Menu 7-1 Virtual Terminal (VT)
152
Menu 7-1-1 Switching Day-Night Lighting Display
153
Menu 7-1-4 Switch to Different Terminal
154
Menu 7-4 ISOBUS Diagnostics
155
Menu 7-4-2 Diagnostics Auxiliary Functions (AUX)
156
Alarm Messages
157
Acoustic Warnings
158
Note and Messages
159
Physical Messages
160
General Messages
161
ISOBUS Operation
162
Mounting ISOBUS Terminal
163
Connection Terminal to Tractor
163
Connection Tractor to Machine
163
Differing Functions to KRONE ISOBUS Terminal CCI
164
ISOBUS „Auxiliary"-Function (AUX)
165
Example of Joystick Assignment for Fendt (Default Setting)
166
Start-Up
167
Mounting Onto the Tractor
168
Hydraulics
169
Special Safety Instructions
169
Connecting the Hydraulic Lines
170
Hydraulic Brake (Export)
171
Hydraulic Brake (Auxiliary Brake)
171
Install the PTO Shaft
172
Compressed Air Connections for the Compressed Air Brake
174

Krone Fortima V 1800 Original Operating Instructions (288 pages)

Brand: Krone | Category: Lawn and Garden Equipment | Size: 9.3 MB

1 Foreword

3
2 Table of Contents

4
3 Introduction

11
- Purpose of Use
  11
  - Contact
    11
- Identification Plate
  12
- Information Required for Questions and Orders
  12
- Intended Use
  13
- Technical Data
  14
4 Safety

16
5 Commissioning

31
- Before Initial Start-Up
  32
- Assembling the Bale Ejector
  36
- Adjusting the Drawbar Height
  44
- PTO Shaft
  46
- Hose Holder Assembly
  51
  - Net Brake
    52
- Attaching the Triangle Spotlights
  52
6 Start-Up

53
- Mounting Onto the Tractor
  54
- Hydraulics
  55
  - Special Safety Instructions
    55
  - Connecting the Hydraulic Lines
    55
- Hydraulic Brake (Export)
  57
- Hydraulic Brake (Auxiliary Brake)
  57
  - Install the PTO Shaft
    58
- Compressed Air Connections for the Compressed Air Brake
  60
- Electrical Connections
  61
- Using the Safety Chain
  62
7 Driving and Transport

63
- Preparations for Road Travel
  63
  - Raise the Pick-Up
    64
  - Checking the Parking Support
    65
  - Checking the Lighting System
    65
- Parking
  66
8 KRONE ISOBUS-Terminal CCI 100

69
- Installing the Terminal into Cabin
  70
- ISOBUS Short Cut Button
  71
- Basic Screen
  77
  - Setting the Target Bale Diameter
    80
- Messages
  81
- Menu Level
  82
  - Brief Overview
    82
  - Calling up the Menu Level
    83
- Main Menu 1 "Settings
  84
- Menu 1-2 "Bale Diameter
  85
- Main Menu 2 "Counters
  93
  - Menu 2-1 „Customer Counter
    94
  - Menu 2-2 „Total Bale Counter
    96
- Main Menu 3 "Manual Operation
  97
  - Menu 3-2 "Position of Net Motor
    98
- Main Menu 4 "Service
  99
  - Menu 4-2 „Manual Sensor Test
    100
  - Actuator Test
    104
  - Menu 4-4 „Manual Actuator Test
    104
  - Menu 4-7 Diagnostics "Auxiliary" Function (AUX)
    106
- Main Menu 5 "Info
  109
- Main Menu 6 „Fitter
  110
- Main Menu 9 "Virtual Terminal (VT)
  111
- Menu 9-1 "Switching to Another Terminal
  112
- Alarm Messages
  114
  - Acoustic Warnings
    114
  - Note and Messages
    115
  - Physical Messages
    116
  - General Messages
    117
9 KRONE Operation Terminal Beta

119
- Attachment of Control Unit
  120
  - Electrical Power Supply
    121
- Overview
  122
- Description of the Keys
  124
- Operational Readiness
  125
- Messages
  126
- Manual and Automatic Mode Pre-Selection
  127
- Automatic Mode
  128
  - Automatic Mode Basic Screen
    128
- Menu Level
  130
  - Short Overview
    130
  - Bringing up a Menu Level
    131
- Main Menu 1 "Settings
  133
- Main Menu 2 "Counters
  145
  - Menu 2-1 "Customer Counters
    146
  - Menu 2-2 "Total Bale Counter
    148
- Main Menu 3 „Manual Operation
  150
- Main Menu 4 "Service
  152
  - Menu 4-2 "Manual Sensor Test
    153
  - Actuator Test
    156
  - Menu 4-4 "Manual Actuator Test
    156
- Main Menu 5 "Info
  159
- Alarm Messages
  160
  - Note and Messages
    161
  - Physical Messages
    162
  - General Messages
    163

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