Great Plains YP2425A-2470 24 Row 70 cm Quick Start - Manual (Page 4)

Quick Setup Guide for IntelliAg Model YP24 70 cm Air Pro
11001-1522-200908
©2009 DICKEY-john Corporation
Specifi cations subject to change without notice.
STEP 10: Clutch Folding Module (CFM) Setup
The CFM is installed in the cab to control row clutches, marker, fold, fertilizer on/off, lift
and hitch.
At the Main Work screen, press the Clutch CFG button to access the Clutch
Confi guration screen and verify that the correct # of clutches are confi gured for the
system.
The Clutch CFG button
only appears as a top level button when a planter
output module and clutch folding module are installed.
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O U T P U T
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# O F
R O W S R O W
# ’ s
1 0 - 1 5
1 6 - 2 4
LEFT
CENTER
RIGHT
9
6
9
# of Clutches 3
STEP 11: Clutch Folding Module Operation
The planter section controls turn the left, center, and right clutch controls on and off.
The master switch must be in the ON position to activate any planter section. When
a clutch control is ON, a green light will illuminate.
Marker/Fold Switch should be in the UP (Marker) position during planting. In the
DOWN (Fold) position, the switch controls the fold of the main frame.
The fertilizer pump switch is turned ON when in the UP position. Press the switch in
the DOWN position to turn OFF.
Lift/Hitch switch should be in the UP (Lift) position during normal operation. In the
hitch position, the switch should be in the DOWN (Hitch) position to unlock and
extend the telescoping tongue in preparation of folding the implement for transport.
Lift/Hitch switch MUST be in the hitch position and hydraulic circuit in FLOAT
when transporting planter equipped with hydraulic-operated tongue hitch. NOTE:
Lift/Hitch switch has no function if planter has standard 3-point hitch operated
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MASTER Left Center Right Marker Fert. Pump Lift MASTER MASTER
CLUTCH Fold Hitch
Master
CFM Switch
Marker
or
Fold
Fertilizer
Pump
On/Off
Lift
or
Hitch
Hopper Assignment
At the Main Work screen, press the Next Page button .
Press the Module Confi guration button to display the Module Confi guration
screen.
At the Module Confi guration screen, press the Hopper Assign button
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Press Hopper Set button .
Enter desired hopper values using Table F as reference.
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Hopper Setup
# of Hoppers 2 (base unit)
2 more (optional)
# of hopper sensors connected to each module (4 sensors
maximum). # of hopper data items for each listed module and the
Hopp #’s value will automatically populate if Auto Confi g is used
to confi gure installed sensors.
Logic Level Active Lo Sets the active state to low signifying that an alarm is generated
if the sensor’s output is in a low state. Use this setting if the con-
nected sensor outputs a low condition when empty similar to the
DICKEY-john hopper sensor.
Alarm Delay 5 sec Controls the delay time between the detection of a high/low hop-
per alarm condition and the generation of the resulting alarm. The
value is entered in seconds.
Channel Assigns hopper sensor to a specifi c channel.
STEP 12: 5 Revolution Test
Press the Control Setup button .
Press the Channel Setup button .
Press the Next Page button .
Ensure implement is raised before starting 5 Rev Test.
With brakes locked and transmission in PARK position, start tractor engine.
Engage hydraulics and run engine at normal speed until hydraulic fl uid is at operating
temperature.
Press the 5 Rev button
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Test Ground Speed and Row data must be entered to perform test.
Press and hold remote test button to initiate 5 Rev Test.
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STEP 13: Summary Screen
The Summary screen provides an overview of setup constants for active control channels.
At the Main Work screen, press the Next Page button .
Press the Summary button
To view specifi c control channel confi gurations, press the respective control channel
box 1-4.
Press inside a yellow highlighted box to open a specifi c screen for editing.
Press the Work Screen button
to return to the Main Work screen.
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Summary
Screen
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TABLE F:
Accessory
Setup
Default Value
or Value to
Enter
Instructions/Defi nitions
RPM Setup
High Alarm
(fan speed)
4000 RPM Value at which a high RPM warning error is generated in RPM.
Low Alarm
(fan speed)
2300 RPM Value at which a low RPM warning error is generated in RPM.
High Alarm Delay 10 SEC Delay between the detection of a high RPM alarm condition and
the resulting alarm display entered in seconds.
Low Alarm Delay 10 SEC Delay between the detection of a low RPM alarm condition and
the resulting alarm display entered in seconds.
RPM Constant 3 pul/rev Number of pulses per shaft revolution.
RPM Filter 0 Value is used to fi lter the signal out of the RPM sensor. Standard
value is set at 0% and typically no fi ltering is required.
Disable Control
on Low Alarm
Disabled Shuts down ALL active control channels if the RPM value of the
sensor falls below the low alarm level setting. ENABLED shuts
down the control channels when the RPM value falls below the
low warning setting. DISABLED disables the function.
STEP 9: Accessory Sensor Setup
RPM Assignment
At the Module Confi guration screen, press the Acc Assign button .
Press the RPM Setup button .
Enter # of RPMs, if required. NOTE: There must be at least 1 RPM sensor confi g-
ured before the RPM Setup button appears on the screen.
Enter desired RPM values using Table F as reference.
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