Manual Control Electronico - Spraylight

Installation and Operating Instructions
Spraylight
Version: V5.20150204
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Company details
Document Installation and Operating Instructions
Product: Spraylight
Document number: 30283305-02-EN
From software version: 2.00.13
Original language: German
Copyright © Müller-Elektronik GmbH & Co.KG

Franz-Kleine-Straße 18
33154 Salzkotten
Germany
Phone: ++49 (0) 5258 / 9834 - 0
Fax: ++49 (0) 5258 / 9834 - 90
Email: info@mueller-elektronik.de
Homepage: http://www.mueller-elektronik.de
Contents
Contents
1 For your safety 6
1.1 Basic safety instructions 6
1.2 Layout and meaning of warnings 6
1.3 Intended use 7
1.4 User requirements 7
1.5 EC declaration of conformity 7
2 About these Operating Instructions 8

2.1 Target group of these Operating Instructions 8
2.2 Layout of operating instructions 8
3 Mounting and installation 9

3.1 System overview 9
3.2 Mounting the terminal 10
3.3 Connecting the cable 11
3.4 Connecting the battery connection cable 11
3.5 Installing the wheel sensor 11
3.5.1 Mounting the wheel sensor on the rim 12
3.5.2 Mounting the wheel sensor on the drive shaft 14
3.6 Determining speed by means of the tractor's signal socket 15
3.7 Connecting section valves 16
3.8 Instructions on retrofitting 16
4 Product description 17
4.1 Performance description 17
4.2 Overview of keys 17
4.3 Screen structure 18
4.3.1 Work screen with a sprayer 18
4.3.2 Work screen for an orchard sprayer 18
4.3.3 Areas on the work screen 19
Spray data area 19
Tank display area 19
Boom display area 20
Function icons section 21
4.3.4 Structure of further screens 22
5 Basic control principles 23

5.1 Navigating in screens 23
5.1.1 Browsing between screens 23
5.1.2 Exit screen 23
5.1.3 Moving the cursor 23
5.2 Selecting and activating parameters 23
5.2.1 Inputting data 23
5.2.2 Activating and deactivating functions 25
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6 Preparing Spraylight for use 26

6.1 When should you configure what? 26
6.2 Configuring the basic settings of the on-board computer 27
6.2.1 Setting date / time 27
6.2.2 Setting contrast and brightness 27
6.2.3 Selecting language 28
6.3 Entering sprayer parameters 28
6.3.1 Entering sprayer working width 28
6.3.2 Entering the number of nozzles per section 30
6.3.3 Configuring the nozzle type 31
Selecting the type of nozzle 31
Calculating the output and amount applied by the nozzles on your machine 33
Calibrating non-ISO compliant nozzles 34
Recalibrating a nozzle when worn 34
6.3.4 Inputting tank size 36
6.3.5 Setting a tank alarm 36
6.4 Tank filling 37
6.4.1 Filling up the tank without TANK Control 37
6.4.2 Filling up the tank with TANK Control 38
6.5 Calibrating the flow meter 38
6.5.1 Calibrating the flow meter with the tank method 39
6.5.2 Calibrating the flow meter with the nozzle method 40
6.5.3 Manually entering the number of pulses per liter for the flow meter 41
6.6 Calibrating the wheel sensor 41
6.6.1 Determining pulses per 100 meters 42
6.6.2 Manually entering the number of pulses for the wheel sensor 43
6.7 Set limit values for the spray pressure 43
6.8 Configuring Automatic mode 44
6.8.1 Setting minimum working speed 44
6.8.2 Setting minimum automatic working speed 44
6.8.3 Setting the regulation value 45
6.9 Triggering hydraulic valves 45
6.10 Configuring the communication with an ISOBUS terminal 46
7 Applying the device in the field 47

7.1 Entering the set value 47
7.2 Controlling application 47
7.2.1 Using Automatic mode 47
7.2.2 Using Manual mode 48
7.2.3 Starting application 48
7.2.4 Stopping application 49
7.3 Switching off sections 49
7.4 Selecting sections 49
7.5 Selecting sections when all sections are switched off 49
7.6 Working in localized mode 50
7.6.1 Work screen in localized mode 50
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7.6.2 Selecting and switching off sections in localized mode 50

7.6.3 Activating localized mode 50
7.6.4 Deactivating localized mode 51
7.7 Documenting work results 51
7.7.1 The Totals screen 51
7.7.2 The Daily counter screen 52
7.7.3 Documenting work results with a daily counter 52
7.8 Working with hydraulic valves 53
7.8.1 Controlling hydraulic valves configured as keys 54
7.8.2 Controlling hydraulic valves configured as switches 54
8 Maintenance and servicing 55

8.1 Checking the software version 55
8.2 V24 interface 55
8.3 Activating simulated speed function 55
8.4 Displaying sensor status 56
8.5 Maintaining and cleaning device 57
8.6 Disposing of the unit 57
8.7 Technical specifications 57
8.8 Plug assignment - 8-pole flange socket 58
8.9 Plug assignment - 39-pole clip connector 58
9 Troubleshooting 60
9.1 Table of potential faults 60
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For your safety
1 Basic safety instructions
1 For your safety
1.1 Basic safety instructions

Please read the following safety instructions carefully before using the product for the first time.
▪ Never remove any safety mechanisms or stickers from the product.
▪ Read the operating instructions to the agricultural device which you want to control by using the
product.
▪ Before servicing or repairing the tractor, always disconnect the tractor from the Spraylight
terminal.
▪ Before charging the tractor battery, always disconnect the connection between the tractor and
the terminal Spraylight.
▪ Before performing any welding operations on the tractor or a trailed machine, always disconnect
the power supply to the Spraylight terminal.
▪ The product does not include any user serviceable parts. Do not open the casing.
▪ Do not make any unauthorized modifications to the product. Unauthorized modifications or use
may impair safety and reduce the service life or operability of the unit. Modifications are
considered unauthorized if they are not described in the product documentation.
1.2 Layout and meaning of warnings

All safety instructions found in these Operating Instructions are composed in accordance with the
following pattern:
WARNING
This signal word identifies medium-risk hazards, which could potentially cause death or serious
physical injury, if not avoided.
CAUTION
This signal word identifies low-risk hazards, which could potentially cause minor or moderate
physical injury or damage to property, if not avoided.
NOTICE
This signal word identifies actions which could lead to operational malfunctions if performed
incorrectly.
These actions require that you operate in a precise and cautious manner in order to produce
optimum work results.
There are some actions that need to be performed in several steps. If there is a risk involved in
carrying out any of these steps, a safety warning will appear in the instructions themselves.
Safety instructions always directly precede the step involving risk and can be identified by their bold
font type and a signal word.
Example 1. NOTICE! This is a notice. It warns that there is a risk involved in the next step.
2. Step involving risk.
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For your safety
Intended use 1
1.3 Intended use

Spraylight is intended exclusively for use in agriculture as well as in wine-growing, fruit-cultivating,
and hop-growing operations. The manufacturer cannot be held responsible for any installation or use
of the system that deviates from or exceeds the scope of intended use.
The manufacturer cannot be held liable for any personal injury or property damage resulting from
such improper use. All risk involved during improper use lies with the user.
Intended use also includes the adherence to the conditions for operation and repairs prescribed by
the manufacturer.
All applicable accident prevention regulations and all other generally recognised safety, industrial,
and medical standards as well as all road traffic laws must be observed. Any unauthorized
modifications made to the equipment will void the manufacturer's warranty.
1.4 User requirements

▪ Learn how to operate the terminal correctly. The terminal must not be operated by anyone who
has not read the Operating Instructions.
▪ Please read and carefully observe all safety instructions and warnings contained in these
Operating Instructions and in the manuals of any connected vehicles and farm equipment.
1.5 EC declaration of conformity

This product has been manufactured in conformity with the following national and harmonised
standards as specified in the current EMC Directive 2004/108/EC:
▪ EN ISO 14982
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About these Operating Instructions
2 Target group of these Operating Instructions
2 About these Operating Instructions
2.1 Target group of these Operating Instructions

This operating manual is aimed at users of Spraylight.
2.2 Layout of operating instructions

The operating instructions explain step by step how you can perform certain operations with the
product.
We use the following symbols throughout these Operating Instructions to identify different operating
instructions:
Type of depiction Meaning
1. Actions that must be performed in succession.

2.
⇨ Result of the action.

This will happen when you perform an action.
⇨ Result of an operating instruction.

This will happen when you have completed all
steps.
Requirements.
In the event that any requirements have been
specified, these must be met before an action
can be performed.
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Mounting and installation
System overview 3
3 Mounting and installation
3.1 System overview
Spraylight - System overview
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3 Mounting the terminal
Terminal / on-board computer Wheel sensor (Sensor X)

Included in scope of delivery Available for order
Item no.: 312084
Voltage connection cable Adapter cable for signal socket ISO11786
Item no.: 312120
Bracket for computer Distributor with connector cable
6.5m cable – Item no.: 30221071
10m cable - Item no.: 30221076
Mounting bracket Cable glands for connecting sections, bypass,
Available for order regulation, sensors
Item no.: 312075
3.2 Mounting the terminal
Mounting the terminal

Terminal / On-board computer Bracket
for mounting the terminal
Voltage connection cable
Power connection cable with 3-pin connector
plug.
Procedure 1. Screw the bracket to the computer .

2. Fasten the bracket with the terminal in the cab of the tractor.
NOTICE! The distance to the radio device or to the radio antenna must be at least one
metre.
A mounting bracket can be used to fasten the bracket in the cab.
3. Connect the terminal with the distributor.
4. Connect the power connection cable to the battery connection cable.
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Connecting the cable 3
3.3 Connecting the cable
Connections
8-pole flange socket Voltage connector cable
For connecting the wheel sensor. For connecting to the battery connector cable.
Only for use when the wheel sensor cannot be
connected to the distributor.
39-pole clip connector
For connecting the distributor.
Procedure 1. Connect the wheel sensor to the 8-pole flange socket .

Only for use when the wheel sensor cannot be connected to the distributor.
2. Connect the distributor to the 39-pole clip connector .
3. Connect the voltage connector cable with the battery connector cable.
3.4 Connecting the battery connection cable

When connecting the battery connection cable, read the instructions supplied with this cable.
3.5 Installing the wheel sensor

A wheel sensor (also called Sensor X) is a sensor that determines the speed of the vehicle and
transmits it to the Spraylight.
The wheel sensor consists of a sensor and multiple magnets.
The magnets are mounted at regular intervals onto the rim or drive shaft of the tractor. The wheel
sensor is mounted onto the king-pin bearing. When the rim or drive shaft rotate, the magnets rotate
with them.
The sensor sends a pulse to a job computer or an on-board computer every time that a magnet
passes in front of it.
The software calculates the current speed on the basis of the number of pulses within a defined
period.
You can mount the wheel sensor in the following positions:
▪ On the rim of the towed machine
▪ On the front wheel of the tractor
▪ On the drive shaft of a tractor with all-wheel drive
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3 Installing the wheel sensor
3.5.1 Mounting the wheel sensor on the rim

The wheel sensor should be mounted on the rim in the following instances:
▪ For a trailer-sprayer – on the rim of the trailer-sprayer.
▪ For a mounted sprayer and tractor with no all-wheel drive – on the front wheel of the tractor.
Mounting the wheel sensor on the rim

Cable to 3-pole plug Switching distance
Must be 5 to 10 mm.
White color: Ground Distance from the angle bracket to the end
of the sensor
Must be at least 25 mm.
Brown color: +12 Volt 3-pole plug – Pin assignment
(optional)
Green color: Wheel White color: Ground
Mounting angle Brown color: +12 Volt
Wheel sensor with a blue cap Green color: Wheel
Magnet with a red cap
Mount in an anti-magnetic manner.
The following illustration shows the position of the wheel sensor and the magnet on the rim:
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Installing the wheel sensor 3
Position of the wheel sensor and magnet on the rim

Switching distance Magnet
5-10 mm
Wheel sensor
Procedure 1. Calculate the number of magnets required.

The number of magnets is dependent on the size of the wheel.
The distance traveled from pulse to pulse must not exceed 60 cm.
Calculation:
Wheel circumference ÷ 60 cm = number of magnets
e. g.:
256 cm ÷ 60 cm = 4.27 = min. 5 magnets
2. Mount the magnets on the wheel shell with the V4A screws provided.
The magnets must be distributed equally around the circumference of the rim.
3. Mount the wheel sensor onto the king-pin bearing using the bracket provided. The end of the
sensor must point to the magnets.
The distance between the sensor and the magnets must be between 5 -10 mm.
The following illustration shows the position of the sensor and the magnets:
4. Connect the wheel sensor electronically:
You can do this in the following ways:
- If you mounted the wheel sensor on the trailer-sprayer, connect the wheel sensor to the
distributor. Use the 39-pole plug.
- If you mounted the wheel sensor on the tractor wheel, connect the wheel sensor directly to the
Spraylight. Plug the sensor's 3-pole plug into the 8-pole flange socket of the Spraylight.
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3 Installing the wheel sensor
3.5.2 Mounting the wheel sensor on the drive shaft
WARNING
Rotating machine parts
Risk of drawing-in and crushing injuries
◦ Switch off the motor before mounting the wheel sensor!
◦ Ensure that no one starts the motor while you are mounting the wheel sensor!
The wheel sensor should be mounted on the drive shaft in the following instances:
▪ On a mounted sprayer and tractor with all-wheel drive.
Mounting the wheel sensor on the drive shaft

Hose clamp with magnets Green color: Wheel
There can be one or two magnets, depending
on the design.
Drive shaft Switching distance
5 to 10 mm
Magnet with a red cap 3-pole pin – pin assignment
Mount in an anti-magnetic manner. (plug is optional)
Wheel sensor with a blue cap White color: Ground
Cable to 3-pole plug Brown color: +12 Volt
White color: Ground Green color: Wheel
Brown color: +12 Volt
Procedure 1. Mount the hose clamp with magnet on the drive shaft.
2. Mount the sensor such that it is vibration-free.
3. The sensor must point towards the magnets at a distance of 5 - 10 mm.
The following illustration shows the position of the sensor and the hose clamp:
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Determining speed by means of the tractor's signal socket 3
Position of the wheel sensor on the drive shaft

The distance between the sensor and the magnets must be between 5 and10 mm.
3.6 Determining speed by means of the tractor's signal socket

If your tractor is fitted with a signal socket and you have no wheel sensor, you can transmit the speed
of the tractor by means of the signal socket to the Spraylight.
if you determine the speed by means of the tractor's signal socket, you will still need to determine the
pulses per 100 m.
You may require an adapter cable to connect the Spraylight to the signal socket. This adapter cable
can be ordered from Müller-Elektronik using Item no. 312120. The adapter cable can be connected to
tractors from the following manufacturers:
▪ Fendt
▪ John Deere
▪ Deutz
▪ CLAAS
The following illustration is a diagrammatic representation of the cable:
Cable for connection to the signal socket [312120]

Cable to the computer, 3-pole Cable to the signal socket, 7-pole
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3 Connecting section valves
3.7 Connecting section valves
CAUTION
Damage to the implement caused by solenoid valves
If you use solenoid valves as section valves, the device will be damaged by over-current.
◦ Connect the system only to motorized valves.
◦ Pay attention to the maximum power consumption mentioned in the "Technical data [➙ 57]"
section.
3.8 Instructions on retrofitting
Instructions on how to retrofit electrical and electronic farm equipment and/or

components
Agricultural equipment used today features electronic components and parts whose function can be
affected by other farm equipment which emits electromagnetic waves. Such effects could lead to
personnel being put in danger, if the following safety instructions are not adhered to.
Selecting components When selecting components, make sure first of all that the retrofitted electrical and electronic
components comply with the current version of the EMC Directive 2004/108/EC and carry the CE
marking.
User responsibility When retrofitting a machine with electrical and electronic farm equipment and/or components
connected to the vehicle's electrical system, it is your own responsibility to check whether the
installation causes interference with the vehicle's electronic system or other components. This
applies, in particular, to the electronic control of:
▪ electronic hitch control (EHR),
▪ front linkage,
▪ power take off (PTO),
▪ engine,
▪ gear.
Additional requirements The following requirements must be met in order to retrofit mobile communication systems (e.g. radio,
phone):
▪ All farm equipment must be approved and installed in accordance with the regulations applicable
in the respective country.
▪ The equipment must be installed as a fixed installation.
▪ The operation of portable or mobile farm equipment in the interior of the vehicle is only permitted
via a connection to a permanently installed exterior antenna.
▪ The transmitting part must be spatially separated from the vehicle's electronic system.
▪ When attaching the antenna, pay attention to proper installation, including a sound ground
connection between the antenna and the vehicle's ground wire.
For information on wiring and installation as well as the maximum allowable current consumption,
please also refer to the installation guide provided by the machine manufacturer.
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Product description
Performance description 4
4 Product description
4.1 Performance description

Spraylight features the following functions:
▪ Up to seven section switches with main section switch
▪ Manual and automatic control of the application rate
▪ Up to four hydraulic functions
▪ Display of current speed
▪ Display of current application rate
▪ Display of remaining workable area
▪ Display of the current tank content
▪ Documentation of work results
4.2 Overview of keys
Front view of Spraylight
Controls Buttons – Buttons always having the same function. Named 'buttons' from now.
Switching on and off
Return to the work screen

Access menu function icons
In Automatic mode: Reduce the set value by 10%
In Manual mode: Reduce pressure
In Automatic mode: Increase the set value by 10%
In Manual mode: Increase pressure
Switch between manual and automatic mode
Switch section main switch on and off
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Product description
4 Screen structure
Switch between groups of function icons on the work screen

Bring up work screen
In the menus – move the cursor up one line
Increase the value by one during data input
In the menus – move the cursor down one line
Reduce the value by one during data input
Exit screen
Cancel data input
Close a pop-up window
Confirm data input
Function buttons – Buttons, the function and meaning of which depends upon the symbols (function
symbols) displayed on the screen. Function buttons may have different functions in different screens.
Named 'function buttons' from now.
Activate the functions represented by the function icons
4.3 Screen structure
4.3.1 Work screen with a sprayer

The work screen is always displayed during work and contains the most important information. The
work screen informs you about the status of the connected machine during work.
The work screen is divided into four areas.
Work screen areas - sprayer

Spray data area Boom display area
Tank display area Function icons section
4.3.2 Work screen for an orchard sprayer

The only difference between the orchard sprayer work screen and the sprayer work screen are the
boom display and tank display areas.
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Product description
Screen structure 4
Work screen for an orchard sprayer

Tank display area Boom display area
4.3.3 Areas on the work screen
Spray data area

The following information is shown in the Spray data area:
Spray data area

Speed Automatic mode
Current sprayer speed in km/h. Automatic mode is switched on.
Current value Sprayer off icon
Current application rate in l/ha. If this icon appears on the display, then a set
value of 0 l/ha has been input, or the minimum
working speed has been undercut.
Set value Automatic mode off icon
Preset application rate in l/ha. When this icon appears on the display, the
current speed is lower than the Auto.speed
and higher than the Min.Speed.
Percentage adjustment of the set value Spray pressure
The set value can be adjusted in Automatic Current pressure of the sprayed liquid in bar
mode in 10% increments. The percentage (only when the pressure sensor is configured).
figure is displayed approx. 2 seconds following
the adjustment.
Manual mode
Manual mode is switched on. The spray
pressure must be adjusted manually.
Tank display area

The Tank display area provides information which will help you assess the status of the tank.
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Product description
4 Screen structure
The type of information shown changes every three seconds.

The following illustration shows the meaning of the information displayed.
Tank display area

Current tank content Current tank content
Depending on the spray equipment, this will Depending on the spray equipment, this will
show either the calculated or measured tank show either the calculated or measured tank
content. content.
Workable distance Flow rate per minute
This distance can still be processed under the Flow rate through the main flow meter.
current conditions.
Workable area Area output / hour
The area shown here can still be processed
with the current tank content and the current
application rate.
Hydraulic valve icons may also appear in the Tank display area.
Read more about this in Chapter Working with hydraulic valves [➙ 53].
Boom display area

In the boom display you find the following information:
▪ Number of sections
▪ Which sections have been selected or switched off
▪ Which sections are applying
Possible states The sections can be in three states.

You can read a section's state in the work screen in the boom terminal area.
The following section status settings are possible:
Display Section status
Section is switched off.
Section is selected.
Section is ready for application.
Section is selected and the main section switch is switched on.

Section is applying.
Example
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Product description
Screen structure 4
Boom display area – example 1

Section 1 Sections 2 to 7
is switched off. are selected and applying.
Boom display area – example 2

Section 1 Sections 2 to 7
is switched off. are selected but are not yet applying.
Function icons section

The lower area of the work screen shows the function symbols. The lower area of the work screen
shows the function symbols. With Spraylight, four function symbols can be shown simultaneously
here.
There are three groups of function icons on the work screen:
▪ Function icons for operating the sections
▪ Function icons for menus
▪ Function icons for hydraulics (optional)
The number of hydraulic function icons displayed depends on the number of hydraulic valves
that you have configured.
Controls
Switching between groups of function icons
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Product description
4 Screen structure
4.3.4 Structure of further screens

In addition to the work screen, further screens are displayed with Spraylight.
These screens always consist of the following three areas:
Screen structure
Header area Function symbol area
contains the designation of the displayed Icons that can be pressed on this screen.
screen
Screen content
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Basic control principles
Navigating in screens 5
5 Basic control principles
5.1 Navigating in screens
5.1.1 Browsing between screens

There are screens that have too many entries to display them all on one screen. In these screens you
may need to browse further.
Controls The following function icons tell you that you can browse further in a screen. You can press the
associated function button to browse further.
Browse to the next screen
5.1.2 Exit screen

Exiting the data input screen will cancel the data input.
You can exit a screen in the following ways:
Controls
Exit screen
To switch to the work screen (does not work on data input screens)
5.1.3 Moving the cursor

On many screens, you can select individual lines to change their value.
Controls
Move the cursor up one line
Move the cursor down one line
Confirm your choice
5.2 Selecting and activating parameters

Marking a parameter with your cursor and pressing gives you the following options
depending on the parameters:
▪ Input data
▪ Activate or deactivate function.
5.2.1 Inputting data

Data is always input in the same way, and you can do this on the Data input screen.
The data input screen always appears when you use the key to activate a parameter for
which you can input data.
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5 Selecting and activating parameters
Data input screen
Data input screen

Header area Input field
Contains the name of the parameter whose Contains number fields for entering the value.
value is being input.
Cursor Function icons
Marks the number which can be modified.
Controls
Move cursor to the left
Move cursor to the right
Set all numbers to 0
Increase marked number by one
Decrease marked number by one
Confirm data input and finish
Cancel data input
Procedure 1. Make sure that you have called up the data input screen!
2. The data input screen appears:
3. - Move the cursor to the desired point.
4. - Set the desired number.
5. - Move the cursor to the desired point.
6. - Set the desired number.
7. - Confirm and finish input.

⇨ The new value is accepted by the Spraylight.
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Selecting and activating parameters 5
5.2.2 Activating and deactivating functions

You can activate and deactivate certain functions on the Spraylight.
You can recognize these functions with the following icons:
- Function is activated
- Function is deactivated
Procedure 1. Switch to the Parameter No. screen:

For example:
⇨ The following screen appears:
2. - Highlight the line with the name of the function.
3. - Activate or deactivate function.

⇨ The icon beside the parameter changes.
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Preparing Spraylight for use
6 When should you configure what?
6 Preparing Spraylight for use

After you have connected all components of the system, you must configure Spraylight and the
connected components.
To configure the system, you must carry out the following:
▪ Enter the machine parameters
▪ Calibrate the sensors
▪ Set limit values for spray pressure (Min. pressure and Max. pressure)
▪ Configure Automatic mode
Read the chapter below to find out more about this.
6.1 When should you configure what?

The following table shows an overview of the configurable functions and when these functions must
be configured:
When should you Function Initial start-up Start of season In other instances
configure what?
Language ●
Date / time ● Changing the clocks.

After more than two
weeks without power.
Working width ● Changing the working

width
Nozzles per section ● Changing the number

of nozzles in a section
Tank size ● Changing the tank size
Tank alarm ●
Calibrating the flow ● ● Displayed spray

meter pressure is incorrect
Calibrating the wheel ● ● Displayed speed differs

sensor from actual speed.
Min.press. ●
Max.press. ●
Min. Speed ●
Auto.speed ●
Reg.Value ● The controls are too

slow or too sensitive.
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Configuring the basic settings of the on-board computer 6
6.2 Configuring the basic settings of the on-board computer

To configure the basic settings, you must carry out the following:
▪ Select the language
▪ Set contrast and brightness
▪ Set date / time
The following sections contain detailed instructions.
6.2.1 Setting date / time

▪ Prior to initial startup.
When to enter?
▪ When Spraylight has had no power supply for more than two weeks.
Procedure 1. Switch to the Date/time screen:
⇨ The following screen will appear:
2. Modify the required parameters.

⇨ The new date and time appear on the screen Parameter 4
6.2.2 Setting contrast and brightness

Procedure 1. Change to Display screen:
2. Configure the screen via the following function buttons:

- Increase contrast
- Reduce contrast
- Increase brightness
- Reduce brightness
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6 Entering sprayer parameters
3. - Exit screen.
⇨ The modifications are adopted.
⇨ You have adjusted contrast and brightness of the screen.
6.2.3 Selecting language

Procedure 1. Switch to the Parameters 4 screen:
2. - Select a language.
A new language abbreviation is shown in the Language line every time that you press the
key.
⇨
Continue to press the key until the abbreviation for the desired language appears.
3. - Confirm.
⇨ The terminal restarts.
⇨ The language of the terminal then changes.
6.3 Entering sprayer parameters

if you have connected the Spraylight to the sprayer, you must input the sprayer parameters.
6.3.1 Entering sprayer working width

When to enter?
▪ When there is a change to the sprayer's working width.
Saving working widths

You can save multiple working widths in Spraylight and then select the required one.
Procedure To save multiple working widths:
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Entering sprayer parameters 6
1. Switch to the Parameters 1 screen:
2. - Highlight the Work.width line.
3. - Press
⇨ The Work.width ? screen appears:
4. Mark one of the four positions.
5. - Confirm.
⇨ The data input screen appears.
6. Input a working width.
7. - Exit the screen.

⇨ The Work.width ? screen appears.

⇨ The Parameters 1 screen appears.
⇨ You have saved a working width.
Selecting a working width

Procedure To select a saved working width:
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2. - Highlight the Work.width line.
3. - Press to select another working width.

⇨ Every press of the key displays a different working width beside the parameter
Work.width.
⇨ You have selected a working width.
6.3.2 Entering the number of nozzles per section

You must enter the number of nozzles installed on each section.
When to enter?
▪ When the number of nozzles in a section changes.
Procedure 1. Switch to the Total nozzles screen:
The total number of nozzles is given in the header.

The numbers of the working widths are listed from left to right. Section 1 is the first section
on the left-hand side of the boom.
2. - Select the desired section.
3. - Confirm.
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4. Input the number of nozzles in the section in the Section screen.
5. - Confirm.
⇨ The new number of nozzles will be shown on the Total nozzles screen.
6.3.3 Configuring the nozzle type

When using the Spraylight, you have the option to configure the type of nozzles which are mounted in
a section.
You can thus:
▪ Select the nozzle type.
▪ Calculate the output of the nozzles on your machine.
▪ Calculate the amount applied by the nozzles over a defined area.
Selecting the type of nozzle
The nozzle choice list contains 14 standard nozzle types as defined by ISO 10625 and 4 user-
specific, freely configurable nozzles types A, B, C and D.
The following table shows an overview of the nozzles, their color and output:
Nozzle color in accordance ISO identifier Output in l/min. at 3 bar

with ISO 10625
light violet 0050 0.2
light pink 0075 0.3
orange 01 0.4
green 015 0.6
yellow 02 0.8
violet 025 1.0
blue 03 1.2
purple 035 1.4
red 04 1.6
brown 05 2.0
grey 06 2.4
white 08 3.2
light blue 10 4.0
light green 15 6.0
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Nozzle color in accordance ISO identifier Output in l/min. at 3 bar

with ISO 10625
Nozzle A - Specific
Nozzle B - Specific
Nozzle C - Specific
Nozzle D - Specific
Procedure 1. Switch to the Nozzle choice screen:
2. - Highlight the Noz. (nozzle color) line.
3. - Confirm.
4. The following screen appears:
On the screen you can see:

- The standardized color of the nozzle,
- The standardized output of the nozzle,
- The standardized ISO number of the nozzle.
5. Select the desired nozzle type.
6. Confirm your choice.

⇨ The selected nozzle with the calculated application rate appears in the Nozzle choice
screen.
⇨ You have selected a nozzle type.
You can now evaluate the output and amount applied by the selected nozzle under different
conditions.
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Calculating the output and amount applied by the nozzles on your machine
On the Nozzle choice screen, you can calculate how much you can apply with the selected nozzle.
This calculation should help you find the nozzle that is appropriate for your task.
The screen includes three parameters which you can configure yourself. Your inputs for these
parameters have no impact on the application. These values are used to calculate the application
amount and nozzle output.
Parameters in the Nozzle choice screen:
▪ Working speed
▪ Minimum pressure value
▪ Maximum pressure value
The pressure range defined by the pressure values should always be within the specification
defined by the nozzle manufacturer.
In addition to these three parameters, the following parameters are taken into consideration when
calculating nozzle output:
▪ Type of nozzle
▪ Working width of sprayer
The calculation results can be seen on the Nozzle choice screen:
Nozzle choice
Nozzle performance in liters per minute Nozzle application amount in liters per minute
2. - Mark the desired parameter.
3. - Confirm.
4. Input the desired value for a parameter in the data input screen.
5. - Confirm.
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⇨ The calculated output of the nozzle is shown on the Nozzle choice screen.
Calibrating non-ISO compliant nozzles

if you install a non-ISO compliant nozzle, or if you notice that your nozzles perform differently than
that stipulated under ISO norms, you can re-calibrate the nozzles.
2. Select the nozzle type. See Chapter Selecting the type of nozzle [➙ 31].
Select one of the nozzles from types A, B, C or D.
3. - Press.
4. Configure the nozzle. See the Table in these Operating Instructions.
Parameter Meaning
Ref.Point1 Maximum output of the connected nozzle
at Pressure when maximum output was measured
Ref.Point2 Minimum output of the nozzle
at Pressure when minimum output was measured
Recalibrating a nozzle when worn

Even when you are using ISO-compliant nozzles, the output of the nozzle may change due to wear.
In this instance, you can calibrate an ISO nozzle and set a new output value.
Select the nozzle that you want to calibrate.
3. - Press.
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4. Highlight the Ref.Point1 line.

5. Input the current output of the nozzle at 3 bar.
You determine the output of the nozzle by measuring the applied amount from one nozzle in a
single minute using a measurement cup at a pressure of 3 bar.
The icon tells you that the selected nozzle was re-configured and is no longer ISO-
compliant.
⇨ You have calibrated a nozzle.
Restoring factory settings

You can reset a newly calibrated ISO nozzle to its ISO settings.
Select a nozzle which you have calibrated to a new value and which you want to reset to its ISO
settings.
⇨ The selected nozzle will appear on the "Nozzle choice" screen:
3. - Reset nozzle to ISO settings.

If this function icon does not appear, the nozzle is already calibrated to be ISO-compliant.
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⇨ You have reset the re-configured nozzle to its ISO settings.
6.3.4 Inputting tank size

When to enter?
2. Input the size of your tank in the Tank size line.

⇨ You have input the tank size.
6.3.5 Setting a tank alarm

If the amount of spray fluid in the tank is lower than the value given here, the tank alarm is triggered:
▪ A pop-up window appears.
▪ A beep sounds.
To deactivate this function:
▪ Enter value 0 in the Tank alarm line.
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2. Input the amount to trigger the tank alarm when this amount is undercut in the Tank alarm line.
⇨ You have activated the tank alarm.
6.4 Tank filling

You must always input the amount poured in when filling the tank on the sprayer. This process is
called: Tank filling.
There are two ways to fill the tank:
▪ Filling up the tank without TANK Control
▪ Filling up the tank with TANK-Control
6.4.1 Filling up the tank without TANK Control

If you fill the tank without Tank Control, you must input the filled amount manually into Spraylight.
Preconditions  You have input the tank size correctly.

1. Switch to the Tank filling screen:
The Content parameter gives the current content of the tank.
2. If the actual tank is empty, but Spraylight indicates that this is not yet empty, then set
Content to 0
⇨ The Content parameter is set to 0 liters:
3. Fill the tank.
When filling the tank, you have the following options:
a) - At the terminal, input that the tank is now full.
b) - Activate the highlighted Filling line.
In the data input screen, input the amount which will be in the tank after filling.
4. The value of the Content parameter changes.
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⇨ You have filled the tank.
6.4.2 Filling up the tank with TANK Control

TANK-Control is a measurement system that constantly measures and displays the tank content.
If TANK-Control is connected to the sprayer and is configured for use with TANK-Control, you need
not enter anything when filling the tank.
Procedure To activate TANK-Control:

 TANK-Control is connected.
1. Change to Parameters 2 screen:
2. - Mark the Tank-Control line.
3. - Activate the Tank-Control parameter.

⇨ The icon will appear next to the Tank Control parameter.
⇨ TANK-Control is activated.
6.5 Calibrating the flow meter

When should you Because the number of pulses per liter can change during the lifespan of a flow meter, calibration
calibrate? must be carried out in the following cases:
▪ At the start of each season.
▪ When you detect deviations between the amount actually sprayed and the amount displayed.
▪ When you have replaced or repaired the flow meter.
Methods There are two ways you can calibrate the flow meter:
▪ The tank method – it is time-consuming, but precise.
▪ The nozzle method – it is not as precise as the tank method, but is less time-consuming.
NOTICE
Imprecise calibration
If the calibration is imprecise, the calculations will be very inexact and the application imprecise.
◦ Calibrate the flow meter very precisely.
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6.5.1 Calibrating the flow meter with the tank method

Mode of operation In the tank method a large quantity of water will be sprayed from the tank over a specific time.
The flow meter measures the pulses during this time.
After the application, you must enter the quantity of water that has been sprayed.
The computer works out the number of pulses per liter.
Preconditions  All sections are selected.
 Manual mode is activated (the icon appears on the work screen).

 You have filled the tank with clean water. For this you need several hundred liters of water.
 You have the option of weighing the entire trailer or measuring the volume of water applied with
another method.
 Pump is switched on.
1. Make sure that all preconditions are fulfilled!
2. Switch to the Flow pulses screen:
3. - Start calibration.
⇨ The following function icons appear:
- Stop calibration.
- Abort calibration.
4. - Start application.
⇨ During application, the number of pulses is counted on the Flow pulses screen.
5. Wait until a few hundred liters have been applied.
6. - Stop applying.
⇨ The application will be stopped.
⇨ No pulses are counted on the display.
7. - Stop calibration.
⇨ The highlighted Volume line appears in the Flow pulses screen.
8. Determine the quantity applied.
9. Check that the Volume line is highlighted.
10. - Select the Volume line.
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11. Input the amount applied in liters.
12. - Confirm.

⇨ You have calibrated the flow meter with the tank method.
6.5.2 Calibrating the flow meter with the nozzle method

When calibrating the flow meter using the nozzle method, you determine the average quantity of the
liquid applied through a nozzle in a specific time.
Mode of operation When calibrating using this method, you must apply clean water over the entire working width and
measure the applied quantity on different nozzles using a measuring cup.
The flow meter measures the pulses during this time.
When you have finished the application, you must enter how much water was applied on average by
one nozzle in one minute.
The computer works out the number of pulses per litre.
Preconditions  You have prepared a measuring cup you can use to measure the quantity sprayed.
 You have prepared a stopwatch to be able to count one minute precisely.
 All of the sections are open, and the sprayer can apply over the entire working width.
 Manual mode is activated (the icon appears on the work screen).

 The tank is filled with clear water.
 The set working width is correct.
 The number of nozzles per section and the number of sections are entered correctly.
1. Ensure that all prerequisites have been fulfilled.
2. Switch to the Flow pulses screen:
⇨ The following function icons appear:
- Stop calibration.
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⇨ During application, the number of litres applied per minute is counted on the Flow pulses
screen.
5. Go to one nozzle and for 60 seconds carefully collect the water sprayed by using the measuring
beaker prepared. Write down the quantity.
We recommend that you count the average from multiple nozzles.
6. - Stop applying.
⇨ The application will be stopped.
⇨ No further litres are counted on the display.
⇨ The volume line appears on the Flow pulses screen.
8. - Select the Volume line.

⇨ The Volume screen appears.
9. Enter the average measured volume in litres.
10. - Confirm.
11. - Exit screen.

⇨ You have calibrated the flow meter with the nozzle method.
6.5.3 Manually entering the number of pulses per liter for the flow meter
If you know the precise number of pulses per liter for the flow meter, you can enter this value
manually.
2. Enter the number of pulses per liter in the Imp. Flow line.
⇨ The number of pulses per liter input appears in the Imp. Flow line.
6.6 Calibrating the wheel sensor

▪ When the speed shown on the work screen is incorrect.
▪ When the traveled route shown on the work screen is incorrect.
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NOTICE
Imprecise calibration
The speed cannot be precisely determined with an incorrectly calibrated wheel sensor.
As a result all the calculations of the area sprayed, the route traveled and the volume applied will be
highly imprecise.
◦ Calibrate the wheel sensor very precisely.
6.6.1 Determining pulses per 100 meters

When calibrating the wheel sensor with the 100m method, you determine the number of pulses
received by the sensor over a distance of 100 meters.
To make sure that the wheel sensor functions correctly, at least 185 pulses must be received every
100 meters.
When the number of pulses is known, Spraylight can calculate the actual speed.
Preconditions  Wheel sensor is mounted.

 All wheel sensor magnets are fully functional.
 A distance of 100m has been measured and marked. The distance must correspond to the field
conditions. It should therefore lead over a meadow or a field.
 The tractor with connected machine is ready for a 100m drive and is at the start of the marked
distance.
2. Switch to the WHEEL PULSES screen:
4. The following function icons appear:
- Stop calibration.
5. Drive the previously measured 100m distance and stop at the end.
⇨ During the drive, the currently determined pulses are displayed.

⇨ You have calibrated the wheel sensor.
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6.6.2 Manually entering the number of pulses for the wheel sensor
If you know the number of pulses for the wheel sensor you can enter this number manually as well.
Procedure 1. Change to Parameters 3 screen
2. Enter the number of pulses in the Wheel.pls line.

⇨ You have manually entered the number of pulses.
6.7 Set limit values for the spray pressure

This setting defines a spray pressure range within which the spray pressure is optimal.
If the spray pressure is above or below the maximum limit values, an alarm will be triggered.
You can decide what limit values you want for yourself.
If no pressure sensor is installed on your sprayer, you must deactivate this function as follows:
▪ Enter value 0 in the min. pressure line.
▪ Enter value 0 in the max. pressure line.
Preconditions  A pressure sensor is fitted to the sprayer.

3. Input the minimum pressure in the Min.press. line.

4. Input the maximum pressure in the Max.press. line.
⇨ The new limit values appear in the Parameters 1 screen.
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6.8 Configuring Automatic mode

Automatic mode controls the spray pressure automatically. For this, a set value must be reached.
To use automatic mode, you must configure the following parameters:
▪ Set value
▪ Reg.Value
▪ Working width
▪ Calibrate wheel sensor / pulses per 100m
6.8.1 Setting minimum working speed

If the machine speed drops below the minimum working speed, the following happens:
▪ Application stops automatically.
2. Enter the minimum working speed in the Min. Speed line.

Entering 0 deactivates this function and Automatic mode.
⇨ The new value appears in the Parameters 3 screen.
6.8.2 Setting minimum automatic working speed

If the sprayer speed drops below the minimum automatic speed, the following happens:
▪ Spray pressure regulation is switched off.
Procedure 1. Switch to the Parameters 3 screen
2. Input the minimum pressure in the Auto.speed line.
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⇨ The new value appears in the Parameters 3 screen.
6.8.3 Setting the regulation value

In Automatic mode, the spray pressure of the nozzles is adapted to the current speed of the sprayer.
The adjustment should ensure that the volume of spray liquid that is applied is exactly what you
defined in the set value. The regulation value plays a decisive role in this.
Mode of operation The regulation value adjusts the regulation speed:

▪ The higher the regulation value, the faster the spray pressure is adjusted.
▪ The lower the regulation value, the more slowly the spray pressure is adjusted.
When setting the regulation value, take note of the following:
▪ If, during movement at constant speed, the current application volume jumps around the set
value, you must reduce the regulation value.
▪ If, when the speed changes, the application volume does not adjust to the set value quickly
enough, you must increase the regulation value.
2. Input the desired regulation value in the Reg.Value line.

⇨ The new regulation value appears in the Parameters 1 screen.
6.9 Triggering hydraulic valves

According to configuration, several hydraulic valves can be connected to your terminal. In order for
these to be controlled you must assign a function button to each of the hydraulic valves.
When assigning a function button to a hydraulic valve, a function symbol for this hydraulic valve
appears on the work screen.
Preconditions  A service technician has already activated the hydraulic valve triggering in the service area of the
Spraylight.
2. Switch to the Diagnosis 2 screen:
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Each output corresponds to a hydraulic valve.

3. Press the function keys to activate the desired hydraulic valves.
Besides the names of the outputs, the following icons appear:
- Hydraulic valve is activated.
- Hydraulic valve is deactivated.
4. - Exit the Diagnosis 2 screen.

⇨ You have activated the desired hydraulic valves.
6.10 Configuring the communication with an ISOBUS terminal

Spraylight is capable of exchanging data with an ISOBUS terminal.
Advantages:
▪ You can achieve site-specific metering by importing the target rates from a prescription map.
– For Spraylight software version 02.00.10 via LH5000
– As of Spraylight software version 02.00.13 via LH5000 or ASD
▪ You can control the sections automatically, e.g to prevent overlaps.
Procedure  The ISOBUS terminal can provide the corresponding information through the V24 interface.
1. Configure the V24 interface [➙ 55].
2. Connect Spraylight to an ISOBUS terminal. You can read how to do this in the operating
instructions for the terminal.
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Entering the set value 7
7 Applying the device in the field

In this chapter, you will find out how you can work with the sprayer during application with the help of
the Spraylight.
7.1 Entering the set value

The set value is the amount of spray liquid you want to apply per hectare.
You must enter this set value in order to enable Spraylight to control application automatically.
2. Enter the application amount in the Set value line.

⇨ The set value entered appears in brackets on the work screen.
7.2 Controlling application

Spraylight lets you work in two modes:
▪ in automatic mode
▪ in manual mode
Controls
Switching between manual and automatic mode
7.2.1 Using Automatic mode

In Automatic mode, Spraylight controls the spray pressure and the sections' main switch so the set
value is reached.
You are in automatic mode when one of the following icons appears in the work screen:
Icon on the Meaning

work screen
Sprayer can apply.

The spray pressure will be regulated so that the set value is achieved.
The speed of the sprayer is below Auto.speed.

Sprayer can apply. Spray pressure is not regulated.
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Icon on the Meaning

work screen
The speed of the sprayer is below Min. Speed.

Sprayer switches off automatically.
Mode of operation The spray pressure will be adjusted automatically in the following cases:
▪ Speed of the sprayer has changed.
▪ The number of selected sections has changed.
▪ You have changed the set value manually.
The speed and precision with which the set value will be adjusted depends on the value of the
Reg.Value parameter.
You can change the set value manually while driving in Automatic mode.
▪ Set value has been entered
Preconditions
▪ Flow meter is calibrated
▪ Wheel sensor is calibrated
▪ Working width is set
▪ The speed of the sprayer is higher than the set Auto.speed.
▪ The Reg.Value parameter has been set.
Controls
Increase the set value by 10%
Reduce the set value by 10%
Set the set value to 100%
7.2.2 Using Manual mode
You are in Manual mode if the icon appears on the work screen.
In manual mode, you must control the spray pressure yourself.
You can read the current spray pressure on the work screen.
Controls
Manually increase the spray pressure
Manually decrease the spray pressure
7.2.3 Starting application

Preconditions  The tractor with the sprayer is on the field.
 Spraylight is configured.
 The spray boom is folded out.
2. - Switch on Spraylight.
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⇨ The work screen appears:
⇨ The sprayer is ready for application. Because the sprayer is not moving, the icon
appears on the work screen.
4. Drive off and exceed the minimum Autospeed.
⇨ As soon as you exceed the minimum Autospeed, the sprayer will begin application. During
application, the icon appears on the work screen.
⇨ You have started application.
7.2.4 Stopping application

You can stop application in the following ways:
▪ - stop application.
▪ - switch off all sections.
▪ Move slower than the set minimum speed.
7.3 Switching off sections

Sections can only be switched off inwards from the outermost section.
Controls
Switch off sections from left to right
Switch off sections from right to left
Pressing a function key several times switches off a section each time.
7.4 Selecting sections

Controls
Switch on sections from left to right
Switch on sections from right to left
7.5 Selecting sections when all sections are switched off

Procedure 1. - Select a section on the far right.
⇨ The icon for a selected section appears on the right side of the boom display:
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2. - Switch on further sections from right to left.

⇨ A further section is selected:
3. Proceed until the desired number of sections is selected.
7.6 Working in localized mode

"Localized mode" is designed for the targeted treatment of small weed infestations.
In contrast to normal mode, in localized mode you can switch individual sections on and off, even
when they are not adjacent to one another.
7.6.1 Work screen in localized mode

The work screen in localized mode differs slightly from the normal work screen.
▪ In the boom display a cursor bar appears below the boom:
▪ Three function icons appear in the function icons area for operating the sections.
7.6.2 Selecting and switching off sections in localized mode

Regardless of whether the sprayer is applying, you can move the cursor bar below any section and
change the section's state.
Controls
Move cursor bar to the left
Move cursor bar to the right
Select or switch off a marked section
When certain sections are selected, application then starts on these sections
When no sections are selected, application then starts on all sections
7.6.3 Activating localized mode

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2. - Highlight the Loc. Mode line.
3. - Activate Localized mode.
4. The icon appears alongside the Loc. Mode parameter.

⇨ Localized mode is activated.
7.6.4 Deactivating localized mode

2. - Highlight the Loc. Mode line.
3. - Deactivate Localized mode.

⇨ The icon appears alongside the Loc. Mode parameter.
Localized mode is deactivated.
⇨ Normal mode is activated again.
7.7 Documenting work results

You can document and evaluate the work results on two screens:
▪ Screen Totals
▪ Screen Daily counter
Both screens contain the following information:
▪ Volume – applied volume.
▪ Area – area processed.
▪ Distance – distance driven during the application.
▪ Time – Total application time.
7.7.1 The Totals screen

The total counter automatically documents all work results since the initial commissioning of the
Spraylight.
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The Totals screen
Path
7.7.2 The Daily counter screen

DAILY COUNTER – document the work results within the period since the daily counter was
activated until another daily counter is activated.
Spraylight has 20 daily counters.
Daily counter
Displayed daily counter Activated daily counter
Number of daily counters whose results are Number of daily counters which are
displayed. documenting the current work.
Path
Controls
Show previous daily counter
Show next daily counter
Activate daily counter shown
Delete the contents of the daily counter shown
7.7.3 Documenting work results with a daily counter

Mode of operation All work you carry out is documented by the active daily counter.
You can change the number of the active daily counter manually. If you do not change the number of
the active daily counter, Spraylight sets the counter to continue counting on the next day.
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Procedure 1. Switch to the Daily counter screen:
2. - Select the daily counter you want to activate.

3. If this daily counter already contains work results, you can:
- Delete the contents of the daily counter shown.
4. - Activate the daily counter shown.

⇨ The number of the activated daily counter changes in the header.
5. Start work.
After work: 1. Note the documented work results.

2. Activate a daily counter again before the next deployment.
7.8 Working with hydraulic valves

Hydraulic valves allow additional machines and functions to be connected to the sprayer.
If you connect hydraulic valves to the Spraylight and configure them, you can control the connected
devices with the help of the Spraylight.
WARNING
Risk of injury
Actuating a hydraulic valve can cause connected machines and machinery components to move.
This may cause danger for you and for persons in direct proximity to the machine.
◦ Familiarize yourself with the machine functions which are triggered by the valves.
◦ Read the warning notices in the operating instructions for the machines connected to the
hydraulic valve before actuating a hydraulic valve!
◦ Follow the instructions in the operating instructions for the machines connected to the hydraulic
valves!
Controls
Select the Hydraulic valves function key group on the work screen.
The function keys for working with the hydraulic valves can be configured as follows:
▪ as switches
▪ as keys
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These are configured in a password-protected area and this can only be done by a service
technician.
7.8.1 Controlling hydraulic valves configured as keys

Hydraulic valves which have been configured as keys are only activated when the function key is
actuated.
Activating the hydraulic 1. Press and hold the function key for the desired valve.
valve ⇨ The hydraulic valve icon appears on the work screen.
⇨ The hydraulic valve is activated for as long as the function key remains pressed.
Deactivating the hydraulic 1. Release the function key

valve ⇨ The hydraulic valve icon is hidden on the work screen.
⇨ The hydraulic valve is deactivated.
7.8.2 Controlling hydraulic valves configured as switches

Hydraulic valves which are configured as switches remain active until they are switched off.
Activating the hydraulic 1. Press the function key of the desired valve.
valve ⇨ The hydraulic valve icon appears on the work screen.
⇨ The hydraulic valve is activated.
Deactivating the hydraulic 1. Press the function key

valve ⇨ The hydraulic valve icon is hidden on the work screen.
⇨ The hydraulic valve is deactivated.
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Checking the software version 8
8 Maintenance and servicing
8.1 Checking the software version

Procedure 1. Change to Diagnostic Info screen
⇨ The following information may appear on the screen:

▪ SW: Software version
▪ OP: "Object Pools" version (icons and graphics)
▪ LP: "Language Pools" version (texts in all languages)
8.2 V24 interface

The V24 interface serve to establish the communication between Spraylight and a connected device.
One of the following parameters can be activated on the V24 screen:
▪ SW update: Setting for software updates with the DataBox 2
▪ Hardcopy: here, Müller-Elektronik can load data from Spraylight.
▪ LH5000: The set value is accepted by the LH5000 and the currently applied amount is restored.
▪ ASD: If this parameter is activated, Spraylight can communicate with an ME terminal through the
serial interface. You can find more information on this in the description of the serial interface in
the terminal operating instructions. In this way, the following functions are possible:
– Section control via SECTION-Control
– Target rate import from a prescription map
▪ ASD SC: If this parameter is activated, Spraylight can communicate with an ME terminal through
the serial interface. In this way, the following functions are possible:
– Section control via SECTION-Control
Procedure 1. Switch to V24 screen:
2. Activate the desired parameters.
8.3 Activating simulated speed function

The simulated speed function is only used by the Spraylight during tests. It simulates the movement
of the machine when the machine is at a standstill.
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By activating simulated speed, it is possible for customer service employees to check the correct
function of a sensor.
By default the value is set to 0 km/h and the function is switched off.
After restarting the computer, the simulation is always deactivated.
The most recently set value is saved and used during the next activation.
2. Check whether the Sim.speed. line is present:

YES – simulated speed is activated.
NO – simulated speed is deactivated.
3. - Activate screen to input simulated speed data.

4. Input the simulated speed.
You can input any value, up to 99.9 km/h.
5. - Confirm.
⇨ The new Sim.speed parameter appears in the Parameters 3 screen.
8.4 Displaying sensor status

The screens in this area contain information that is mainly of interest for customer service.
ou can read out the condition of sensors in the Diagnosis 1 screen.
Procedure 1. Switch to the DIAGNOSTIC 1 screen:
In each of the lines of the screen you will find:

- The name of the sensor
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- Current value of the sensor/counter

- Unit in which the sensor value is displayed
⇨ Depending on the system's configuration, different sensors may be displayed here:
Flowmeter – Flow meter
Wheel – Wheel sensor
Pressure – Pressure sensor
Tank – Tank-Control
2. You can decide for yourself what unit to use to display the sensor value by pressing the function
keys.
3. You can also reset the sensor value to 0.
Controls
Display the sensor value in pulses per minute
Display the sensor value as the total no. of pulses
Reset the sensor value to 0
8.5 Maintaining and cleaning device

▪ Only clean Spraylight with a soft damp cloth wet with clear water or glass cleaner.
8.6 Disposing of the unit

When it has reached the end of its service life, please dispose of this product as
electronic scrap in accordance with applicable EU legislation.
8.7 Technical specifications

Parameter Value
Operating voltage 10 - 30 V
Operating temperature -20 – +70 °C
Storage temperature -30 – +80 °C
Weight 1 kg
Dimensions (W x H x D) 170 x 165 x 90 mm
Protection class IP 54 in accordance with DIN 40050/15
EMC In accordance with ISO 14982 / PREN 55025 Interference

suppression level 4
ESD protection In accordance with ISO 10605 Level 3
Power input 5 Watt
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8 Plug assignment - 8-pole flange socket
Parameter Value
Display 160 x 160 pixel LCD display, transflective with white LED backlighting;
software-controlled contrast, brightness and temperature
compensation
Processor 60 MHz ARM7 LPC2214 with internal 256k flash disk and 16k RAM
RAM 1 MB
Boot USB 2MB
Serial FRAM 8kB
Real Time Clock Buffered by capacitor, keeps the time for more than 2 weeks without
an external power supply.
Keyboard 14 keys plus On/off key, all backlit
Outputs 4 high-side switches with current measurement, 3.5A.

8 full bridges with current measurement max. 1.5 A per bridge and 1x
5A
Due to input protection, overall power consumption should not exceed
10A.
8.8 Plug assignment - 8-pole flange socket

These abbreviations are used in the following table:
▪ VE – Electronics voltage
▪ VL – Power voltage
8-pole flange socket Signal 8-pole flange socket Signal

Pin no. Pin no.
1 Wheel sensor 5 Working position
2 +12 VE 6 Radar
3 0 VE 7 RS232 RxD
4 PTO 8 RS232 TxD
8.9 Plug assignment - 39-pole clip connector

These abbreviations are used in the following table:
▪ VE – Electronics voltage
▪ VL – Power voltage
▪ A – Series A
▪ B – Series B
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▪ C – Series C
39-pole connector Signal 39-pole connector Signal 39-pole connector Signal

Pin no.: Pin no.: Pin no.:
A1 Regulation B1 Section-5 B C1 Hydraulic A or

PWM fan –Caffini
A2 Regulation B2 Section-6 A C2 Hydraulic B
A3 Bypass B3 Section-6 B C3 Hydraulic C
A4 Bypass B4 Section-7 A C4 Hydraulic D
A5 Section-1 A B5 Section-7 B C5 Circulation valve
A6 Section-1 B B6 12 VL C6 free
A7 Section-2 A B7 12 VL C7 12 VE
A8 Section-2 B B8 12 VL C8 Flow meter
A9 Section-3 A B9 12 VL C9 0 VE
A10 Section-3 B B10 0 VL C10 Wheel sensor
A11 Section-4 A B11 0 VL C11 Pressure sensor

(analog)
A12 Section-4 B B12 0 VL C12 Tank Control
A13 Section-5 A B13 0 VL C13 Pressure sensor

(digital) or PWM fan
sensor – Caffini
Ports C4 and C5 are bridged.
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Troubleshooting
9 Table of potential faults
9 Troubleshooting
9.1 Table of potential faults

Fault description Possible cause Help
The device does not switch on Incorrect power supply polarity Check the battery connector
cable.
Interruption in the power supply. Check the battery and fuse

terminals.
Total failure Send in the device
No speed is displayed Missing pulse/100m input Input number of pulses/100m
The wheel sensor does not Set the distance between the
send any pulses to the wheel sensor and the magnet at
computer. 5-10 mm.
The red site of the magnet must

face the sensor.
Sensor is faulty, replace
No surface is shown Working width entry is missing Input working width
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What are the main components of the Spraylight system?

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How is the wheel sensor installed?

How is the wheel sensor installed?

Installation and Operating Instructions

30283305-02-EN Read and follow these operating instructions.

Copyright © Müller-Elektronik GmbH & Co.KG

2 About these Operating Instructions 8

3 Mounting and installation 9

5 Basic control principles 23

6 Preparing Spraylight for use 26

7 Applying the device in the field 47

7.6.2 Selecting and switching off sections in localized mode 50

8 Maintenance and servicing 55

1 For your safety

1.1 Basic safety instructions

1.2 Layout and meaning of warnings

1.3 Intended use

1.4 User requirements

1.5 EC declaration of conformity

2 About these Operating Instructions

2.1 Target group of these Operating Instructions

2.2 Layout of operating instructions

Type of depiction Meaning

1. Actions that must be performed in succession.

⇨ Result of the action.

⇨ Result of an operating instruction.

3 Mounting and installation

3.1 System overview

Spraylight - System overview

Terminal / on-board computer Wheel sensor (Sensor X)

3.2 Mounting the terminal

Mounting the terminal

Procedure 1. Screw the bracket to the computer .

4. Connect the power connection cable to the battery connection cable.

Connecting the cable 3

3.3 Connecting the cable

Procedure 1. Connect the wheel sensor to the 8-pole flange socket .

2. Connect the distributor to the 39-pole clip connector .

3.4 Connecting the battery connection cable

3.5 Installing the wheel sensor

3.5.1 Mounting the wheel sensor on the rim

Mounting the wheel sensor on the rim

Installing the wheel sensor 3

Position of the wheel sensor and magnet on the rim

Procedure 1. Calculate the number of magnets required.

3.5.2 Mounting the wheel sensor on the drive shaft

Mounting the wheel sensor on the drive shaft

Determining speed by means of the tractor's signal socket 3

Position of the wheel sensor on the drive shaft

3.6 Determining speed by means of the tractor's signal socket

Cable for connection to the signal socket [312120]

3.7 Connecting section valves

3.8 Instructions on retrofitting

Instructions on how to retrofit electrical and electronic farm equipment and/or

4.1 Performance description

4.2 Overview of keys

Front view of Spraylight

Switching on and off

Return to the work screen