TeeJet TASC-6500 - Manual (Page 6)

1-2
98-05019
Rev- 1
CE & S
TANDARD
V
ERSION
TASC 6200/6500
1.0 SWITCHES AND CONTROLS
The figure below shows the switches and displays on the TASC 6500 Control Console. The TASC 6200 Console is
the same with the exception of the Chemical Applicator Product Switches.
TASC-6500
CHEMICAL APPLICATORS
ON
OFF
Alt.-
Rate
%Rate
DISPLAY SELECTOR
Speed
Area Width
Distance
Vol. Applied
Test
Speed
Fan RPM
Vol. Applied
Appl. Rate Appl. Rate
OFF SET- UP DEC.
ON OPERATE INC.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
BOOMS
Scan
MID-TECH
MIDWEST TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
RATE CONTROL CHANNELS
L & CHEMICALS CARRIER
.
-Ac
Flow
RATE
Gal./
®
1 2 3 L C
Display Power Switch Mode Selector
Switch
Increase/Decrease
switch
Boom Indicators
Display
Selector
Switch
Product Switches
1.1 POWER SWITCH
The power switch controls power to the console. The console has an "Auto Power Down" feature which powers the
console off after an operator selectable time (default is 30 min) has elapsed. The console has a nonvolatile memory
so it "remembers" the constants and data previously entered, even if the power is removed.
NOTE: The “Auto Power Down Feature is only available on the CE version of the console (CE designation label on
back of console).
1.2 MODE SELECTOR " OPERATE/SET-UP " SWITCH
The mode selector switch selects between the operate mode and the set-up mode. This switch must be in the operate
position for the system to control the chemical application process. The set-up position is used for entering informa-
tion into the console. Anytime an incorrect switch setting is selected, an "Err" message will appear on the display.
1.3 THE INC/DEC SWITCH
The INC/DEC switch is used to change values appearing on the display. This switch is also used to zero accumu-
lated data and to select special programming modes for the console.
1.4 THE DISPLAY SELECTOR SWITCH
The display selector switch is used to select information displayed and console functions to be adjusted. Each
position will display different information depending on the mode selector switch setting. The following pages will
explain the information displayed and functions available for each display selector switch setting. Anytime an
incorrect switch setting is selected, an "Err" message will appear.