Teejet 844 Sprayer Control Manuel d'utilisateur

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Page 1 - Spraying Systems Co

Installation,Programmingand OperatingManualSpraying Systems Co.®

Page 2 - Cable Connections

Installing the Wheel MagnetsCheck for pre-drilled holes in the wheel rim. If pre-drilled holes are not available,layout a pattern as shown in Figure 4

Page 3 - Table of Contents

Confirming Speed Sensor InstallationMagnetic Wheel Sensor:After your wheel or proximity sensor is installed and once the 844 console isinstalled and p

Page 4 - Introduction

MOUNTING THE TEEJET 844 CONSOLELocationDetermine the best location for the control console in the cab or operator’scompartment. Allow sufficient clear

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Power ConnectionLocate the power cable which has a black connector on one end, and two batteryterminal rings on the other. Extend the battery terminal

Page 6 - Mounting Sprayer Components

Connecting Component Cables to ConsoleNow that you have the console installed you can begin connecting it to the othercomponents of the 844 system. Th

Page 7 - THROTTLING MODE

CONNECTING SYSTEM COMPONENTS TO THE CONTROL CONSOLETwo cables are provided to connect the sprayer control components to theControl Console: The “Sen

Page 8 - PRESSURE TRANSDUCER

Wiring LayoutDetermine the best cable routing to the sprayer control components on thesprayer. This could be along the flow line, main frame of the sp

Page 9 - Proximity Sensor (optional)

Making the ConnectionsNow, extend the cable containing the leads to the Flow meter or Pressure Sensor, and Wheel Sensor or Radar Sensor to the furthes

Page 10 - Installing the Wheel Magnets

16Programming GuidelinesIMPORTANT PRELIMINARY INFORMATIONBefore you begin, we recommend that you review the following ProgrammingGuidelines that contr

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To begin the programming process: Read above for programming tips. Be sure the “master” boom toggle switch is “OFF.” Turn console “ON” by depressin

Page 12 - Mounting

Cable ConnectionsBATTERYBATTERYCABLEBATTERYCABLELEAD844 SPRAYER CONTROLFLOW METER(OPTION 1)PRESSURE TRANDUCER(OPTION 2)SPEEDSENSORSENSOR ENDCABLESENSO

Page 13 - Power Connection

If, however, you have installed a pressure transducer instead, use the orkey to select “PrS” for a pressure based system. Then, depress the

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19Pressure Transducer Low Pressure Calibration (P rEF)Default = 4.0This step is used to calibrate the “0” pressure setting of the pressure transduceri

Page 15 - TO THE CONTROL CONSOLE

Number of Spray Tips Per Boom SectionDefault = 6 (tips per section in US, trF, iNp and SI Modes)Default = 12 (tips per section 1, 0 for the others in

Page 16 - OPTIONAL

Warning: If the user is using tips other than the TeeJet®‚ VisiFlo®‚ brand,the corresponding colors may not match. In this case, the user shoulddeterm

Page 17 - Making the Connections

22Regulation Adjustment SpeedDefault = 9.5 (bYP Mode)While in this step, the symbol will be flashing at the top of the console display.This st

Page 18 - Programming Guidelines

23Speed Sensor TypeDefault = 250Note: During Speed Calibration, the 844 will automatically sense whether a Wheel Speed or Radar Speed Sensor is being

Page 19 - US, trF

24RADAR SPEED PULSESAutomatic Calibration:The automatic calibration of a Radar speed sensor is similar to the automaticcalibration of a wheel speed se

Page 20 - Flow meter Pulses

25Liquid Specific Gravity (Density)Default = 1.00While in the Liquid Specific Gravity (Density) Programming Step, the Dsymbol, will be flashing at the

Page 21 - Nozzle Spacing

Minimum Regulating Pressure SettingDefault = 10 PSI (0.7 bar)This programming step allows you to set the minimum pressure that the sprayercontrol will

Page 22 - User Programmable Tip

27APPLICATION SETUP MODEThe Application Setup Mode contains the programming steps that are mostfrequently changed (target application rate, and nozzle

Page 23 - Pressure Regulating Mode

Introduction 2Sprayer Control Installation 4Mounting Sprayer Components 4Pressure Regulator in Bypass Mode 4Pressure Regulator in Throttling Mode 5Flo

Page 24 - Boom Control Valve Type

28Select the representative color to match the spray tips being used to apply thedesired application rate. Use the or keys to toggle the

Page 25 - Speed Sensor Type

29The 844 will immediately calculate what the pressure would need to be tomaintain the target application rate at this speed. If the pressure is too h

Page 26 - Simulated Ground Speed

30SPRAYER CHECKOUTBefore spraying check all connections related to the Sprayer Control assembly.Particular attention should be given to the speed sens

Page 27 - Communications

31THE SPRAYING OPERATIONYou have filled the sprayer tank and have thoroughly mixed the chemical(s). Yourapplication rate has been determined as well a

Page 28 - PRESSURE

BOOST MODEThere may be instances where ”on the go” increased or decreased chemicalapplication may be required in certain areas of your field. In situa

Page 29 - Nozzle Selection

FLOW RATE FEATUREThe 844 Sprayer Control will measure a flow rate moving through the flow meterin GPM (LPM) {Imp GPM}. This feature is activated by pr

Page 30 - Calculation/What If? Step

34FeaturesPRINTINGOptional printers are available for printing a spraying report directly from the 844.This printing feature is only available on 844

Page 31 - D symbol at the top of the

CONDITION POSSIBLE CAUSES SOLUTION1 Application Rate Units (GPA, G/1000 ft2 A Continuous discrepancy of 10% or more Check all components and program

Page 32 - Operating Instructions

36CONDITION POSSIBLE CAUSES SOLUTIONE Flow meter plumbed incorrectly A flow directional arrow is located on the body ofthe flow meter. Plumb the flow

Page 33 - THE SPRAYING OPERATION

37CONDITION POSSIBLE CAUSES SOLUTION6 Actual total volume applied in GPA, A Speed sensor not calibrated correctly. Recalibrate the magnetic or radar s

Page 34 - Features

Congratulations! And thank you for choosing Spraying Systems’ advanced844 sprayer control system. With its proper installation and maintenance, youcan

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Flow Meter CalibrationThe flow meter supplied with your system has been calibrated at the factory andunder normal circumstances there may be no need t

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Example: If the volume displayed is 5% too high, then increase the flowmeter calibration number by 5%. If the volume displayed is 5% too low,then decr

Page 37 - Troubleshooting Guide

40Terms and Conditions of Sale(1) MODIFICATION OF TERMSSeller’s acceptance of any order is expressly subject toBuyer’s assent to each and all of the t

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P.O. Box 7900Wheaton, Illinois 60189-7900 USAPhone (630) 665-5000 • Fax (630) [email protected]/99 MI844Spraying Systems Co.®

Page 40 - Method 1 – Known Volume

3The TeeJet®844 SprayerControl basic package forflow based systemscould consist of thecomponents shown in thisphotograph.They include:(1) Computerized

Page 41 - Flow Meter Calibration

4PRESSURE REGULATOR IN BYPASS MODEAll pressure regulating valves for the 844 will be wired for use in a by-passsystem. While plumbed in a by-pass mode

Page 42 - Flow Meter Maintenance

5PRESSURE REGULATOR IN THROTTLING MODEIn large flow situations, the pressure regulating valve, as shown in Figures 8 and8A, can be located in the supp

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FLOW METERTo ensure accurate readings, the flow meter (if used) must be mounted 10˝ to 12˝(25-35 cm) from other pipe fittings, preferably in a vertica

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Components: Two magnets, Sensor with attached connector cable, andmounting hardware.If you are installing a radar ground speed sensor, follow the inst

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