Pottinger Weight measurement Jumbo 4 t Operating instructions

Brand: Pottinger

Model: Weight measurement Jumbo 4 t

Type: Operating instructions

Pottinger Weight measurement Jumbo 4 t

The Pottinger Weight measurement Jumbo 4 t is a weighing device for agricultural machinery. It is used to measure the weight of the load in the machine. The device is easy to install and use, and it provides accurate and reliable weighing results.

The Pottinger Weight measurement Jumbo 4 t has a number of features that make it a valuable tool for farmers and other agricultural professionals. These features include:

High accuracy: The device is accurate to within 2.5% of the maximum permissible working load. This means that you can be confident that the weight measurements you get from the device are accurate.

Pottinger Weight measurement Jumbo 4 t

The Pottinger Weight measurement Jumbo 4 t has a number of features that make it a valuable tool for farmers and other agricultural professionals. These features include:

High accuracy: The device is accurate to within 2.5% of the maximum permissible working load. This means that you can be confident that the weight measurements you get from the device are accurate.

Operator‘s manual

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Weighing equipment

WEIGHING EQUIPMENT

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Liability.

According to the laws governing product liability, the manufacturer and dealer are obliged to hand the

operating manual to the customer at the time of sale, and to instruct them in the recommended operating,

safety, and maintenance regulations. Confirmation is necessary to prove that the machine and operating

manual have been handed over accordingly.

For this purpose,

- document A is to be signed and sent to Pöttinger,

- document B remains with the dealer supplying the machine,

- and the customer receives document C.

In accordance with the laws of product liability, every farmer is an entrepreneur.

According to the laws of product liability, property damage is damage caused by a machine and not to

it. An excess of Euro 500 is provided for such a liabilioty.

In accordance with the laws of product liability, entrepreneurial property damages are excluded from

the liability.

Attention! Should the customer resell the machine at a later date, the operating manual must be given

to the new owner who must then be instructed in the recommended regulations referred to herein.

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CONTENTS GB

Table of contents

WEIGHING EQUIPMENT

AT A GLANCE

Set-up and function ...................................................4

Technical data ............................................................4

SAFETY HINTS

In general ...................................................................5

Personnel qualification ..............................................5

Definition of use .........................................................5

Organizational measures ...........................................5

Adhering to operating safety .....................................5

Carrying out maintenance work ................................6

Particular dangers .....................................................6

Hydraulics .................................................................. 6

CALIBRATE

In general ...................................................................7

Calibrate drawbar ......................................................8

Calibrate weight when empty ....................................9

Calibrate weight when full .......................................11

WEIGHING

Weighing in general .................................................13

ZERO weighing ........................................................14

Weighing in manual or automatic mode ..................15

CUSTOMER ORDER COUNTER

Data security in general ...........................................16

Recording customer data ........................................17

DATA TRANSFER AND PROCESSING

Installation for data transfer .....................................19

Data transfer ............................................................20

Data processing .......................................................21

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Set-up and function

The weighing equipment calculates loaded weight from the pressure in the hydraulic system. In order to correctly process

the pressure value in the hydraulic system, this is compared with the actual loaded weight using a calibration .

The compared values are saved and retrieved for every weighing.

Technical data

Accuracy 2.5% of the max. permissible working load

AT A GLANCE

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SAFETY HINTS

In general

Safety advice helps safeguard against physical and life threatening injuries and prevents damage through inappropriate use of the machine. For

those reasons read this manual carefully before initial operation and before working with or on the machine, and read and observe the safety

advice given in this manual as well as the illustrative safety warnings affixed to the machine.

The machine operator is fully responsible for injuries and damages caused as a result of not having followed this manual.

Personnel qualification

Only persons who have reached the minimum legal age, who are physically and intellectually suited and have had the appropriate training or

instruction may work with this machine.

Persons being trained or are learning or being instructed, or those in the framework of a general education may work on or with the machine

only under the constant supervision of an experienced person.

Checking, adjusting and repair work must only be carried out by authorised specialists.

Responsibility lies fully with the machine operator. Also to be observed are the applicable regional regulations.

Definition of use

The machine is designed specifically to calculate the weight of the forage trailer content. Any other use or use that goes beyond that is regarded

as not being consistent with the definition of use. The operator is fully liable for any damage resulting from such uses.

Observing the manual and heeding the maintenance requirements are also included in the definition of use.

Organizational measures

Retain the manual and keep it close at hand.

Observe general current, statutory and other binding regulations for accident prevention along with the advice in this manual. Such obligations

could include the wearing of personal protective gear or adhering to statutory traffic regulations.

Before starting work make yourself familiar with the function of all operating devices.

It is absolutely necessary to have an adequately equipped workshop in which to carry out checking, adjusting and repair work.

Adhering to operating safety

Only operate the machine when it is in technically perfect condition. Use only as per the defined use and be aware of safety and danger.

Immediately remove or have a specialist workshop remove all defects that impair safety or take the machine to a specialist workshop

Observe the illustrative warning signs affixed to the machine.

The operator must ensure that all illustrative warning signs are present and legible during the entire time the machine is in operation.

Do not undertake any unauthorised additions, modifications or alterations to the machine. This also applies to the installation and setting of

safety devices as well as welding or drilling in stress-bearing parts.

Spare parts, optional extras and additional devices must either be genuine Pöttinger parts or parts expressly released by Pöttinger. Such parts

have had their reliability, safety and suitability established especially for Pöttinger machines. We cannot evaluate other products and therefore

cannot vouch for them.

Maintenance work, as described in this manual, must be fully carried out at the given time intervals or have them completed in a specialist

workshop.

Do not make any software alterations to the programmable control system.

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Carrying out maintenance work

This manual describes only the cleaning, maintaining and repair works that the operator can carry out themselves. All other work must be

carried out in a specialist workshop.

Generally, all cleaning, maintaining and repair works should be carried out only when the drive is at a complete standstill. Always turn the tractor

motor off, remove the button and take it with you.

Particular dangers

When handling oils, lubricants, solvents and cleaning products or other chemical substances, observe the safety regulations relevant to that

product.

Repairs to the electronics, hydraulics, compressed air unit, pretensioned springs or accumulator, etc. require extensive knowledge and regulation

work implements, and must therefore only be carried out in a specialist workshop.

Before welding or grinding works, ensure the machine and surrounding area is free of dust and inflammable materials and that there is sufficient

ventilation (danger of fire and explosion).

Hydraulics

The hydraulic unit is under high pressure.

Under high pressure any escaping hydraulic oil can penetrate the skin and cause serious injuries.

- Seek immediate medical attention for injuries.

- Depressurize the hydraulic unit before starting any sort of work.

- Regularly check all hoses, lines and screw or bolt fittings for tightness and any externally recognizable damage. Have any ascertained defects

removed immediately in a specialist workshop.

- Only carry out the search for leaks with suitable help supports.

- Because of age, the hydraulic hose lines should be replaced at appropriate time intervals even if there are no recognizable defects. The

replacement hoses must meet the technical requirements.

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CALIBRATE

In general

Why and when must calibration happen:

Calibration with the initial operation of the tractor/wagon

combination (tractor + silage wagon) is essential for the

function of the weighing equipment!

Here, the conversion factors dependent upon the tractor/

wagon combination are determined and are used for

every weighing.

If there are differences between the determined weights

displayed and the actual loaded weights, a new calibration

is recommended.

It is recommended that a calibration be carried out before

every season.

What happens when calibrating:

The weighing equipment calculates the loaded weight

from pressure in the hydraulic system. In order to correctly

process the pressure value in the hydraulic system,

it is compared with the actual loaded weight using a

calibration .

The compared values are saved and used for every

weighing.

What prerequisites are necessary for

calibration:

- Scales on which the tractor/wagon combination can

be weighed for the reference weighing.

- Load (silage, green forage, etc.) in order to produce

the silage wagon’s max. transport weight.

Note:

A reference weighing with an approximate

max. transport weight increases weighing

equipment accuracy .

- The silage wagon must stand on level, firm ground for

calibration.

- The tractor/wagon combination must be just in

tension.

- The tractor and silage wagon must not be under brakes.

The tractor must be in neutral.

Note:

In order to avoid integrating any possible

distortion between tractor and silage

wagon drawbar in the calibration, it

is recommended the tractor/wagon

combination be allowed to ease off in the

direction of the calibrating site!

- Pick-up must be raised

- For the lift axle variation, move the servo to the swim

position.

Note:

When all these prerequisites have been met

then an exact calibration can be carried out

and, in the future, exact weighings!

How is calibration carried out:

1) If all conditions have been met, then a drawbar

calibration is started while empty. Drawbar calibration

takes place via the ISO-Bus Control.

2) When empty, the hydraulic pressure of the axles is

calibrated. Weight calibration takes place via the ISO-

Bus Control

3) In order to determine the reference weight, the tractor

and wagon are weighed separately on scales and the

values are entered into the ISO-Bus Control.

4) When full, the hydraulic pressure of the axles is

calibrated. Weight calibration takes place via the ISO-

Bus Control.

5) In order to determine the reference weight, the tractor

and wagon are weighed again separately on scales

and values are entered into the ISO-Bus Control.

6) The values determined are processed and calibration

is finished.

Important:

When weighing

the tractor empty

or full, take note

whether both

weighings are

“with driver” or

“without driver”!

Otherwise the

calibration is

incorrect.

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CALIBRATE

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Calibrate drawbar

Meanings of keys:

T6 STOP

T7 Bring pivoting drawbar to max. highest position

(press and hold key until a beep is heard)

T8 pivoting drawbar to max. lowest position (press

and hold key until a beep is heard)

T9 Save weighing position

T10 Go back a level

Description of symbols in the display:

a Current voltage level at angle sensor

= drawbar position

b Maximum voltage level

Pivoting drawbar at max. highest position

c Minimum voltage level

Pivoting drawbar at max. lowest position

d Voltage level horizontal

Saved pivoting drawbar position for “Silage wagon

horizontal”

T10

Note:

Carry out a calib-

ration only when

all prerequisites

have been met.

(See paragraph

“In general”)

Drawbar calibration procedure:

1) Place pivoting drawbar in max. highest position using

key T7

Press T7 until a beep is heard.

2) Place pivoting drawbar in max. lowest position using

key T8

Press T8 until a beep is heard.

3) Place wagon in horizontal position using T7 and

4) Save this horizontal position using T9

Press T9 – a new mask appears

Note:

This saved pivoting drawbar position is

automatically activated for each weighing

procedure!

5) With a successful drawbar calibration, the adjacent

mask appears in the display.

Confirm drawbar calibration with key T8 or T10 to

go back without saving.

T10

Select “Calibrate drawbar” menu

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Calibrate weight when empty

Meanings of keys:

T6 STOP

T7 Carry out empty weighing (press and hold key for

2 secs.)

T8 Carry out full weighing (press and hold key for 2

secs.)

T9 Process calibrated values and finish procedure.

T10 Go back a level

Description of symbols in the display:

a Current voltage level

Voltage levels according to symbols (drawbar, running

gear left and running gear right)

b Current conversion factors

Conversion factors according to symbols (drawbar,

running gear left and running gear right)

T10

Note:

If the “Calibrate

weight when

empty” procedure

is started, the

masks lead step

by step through

this procedure.

Individual masks

cannot be retrie-

ved independently

in the display!

Weight calibration procedure:

Note:

Carry out a calibration only when all

prerequisites have been met. (See paragraph

“In general”)

1) Start empty weighing using key T7.

Press key T7 for 2 secs.

2) A red field with an hour glass appears in the display

- Drawbar moves to horizontal position

- The hydraulic pressure is determined and the

conversion factors are calculated.

3) If the calculated values for drawbar and axle left or right

appear in the red field in the display, the calculating

procedure is finished.

Confirm these conversion factors with key T8 and

continue to the next step or with key T10 go back

without saving.

T10

Select “Calibrate weight” menu

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T10

Carry out manual tractor and silage wagon

weighing while empty:

The determined values of the weighing equipment sensors

still must be collated with the actual weight values.

Note:

Carry out weighing only when all prerequisites

have been met. (See paragraph “In

general”)

Step 1: Weigh tractor:

Drive tractor/wagon combination onto the scales so that

only the tractor with all 4 wheels stands on the platform.

- Determine the value and enter in the display under

point a.

Note:

The way in which numerical values are

entered into the ISO-Bus control is to be

taken from the relevant ISO-Bus Control

handbook.

Step 2: Weigh silage wagon:

Drive tractor/wagon combination onto the scales so that only

the silage wagon with all wheels stands on the platform.

- Determine the value and enter in the display under

point b.

- Confirm the “Calibrate weight when empty”

procedure with key T8 and finish, or with key T10

go back without saving.

T10

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Calibrate weight when full

Meanings of keys:

T6 STOP

T7 Carry out empty weighing (press and hold key for

2 secs.)

T8 Carry out full weighing (press and hold key for 2

secs.)

T9 Process calibrated values and finish procedure.

T10 Go back a level

Description of symbols in the display:

a Current voltage level

Voltage levels according to symbols (drawbar, running

gear left and running gear right)

b Current conversion factors

Conversion factors according to symbols (drawbar,

running gear left and running gear right)

T10

Note:

Carry out a calib-

ration only when

all prerequisites

have been met.

(See paragraph

“In general”)

Calibration procedure:

Note:

Carry out a calibration only when all

prerequisites have been met. (See paragraph

“In general”)

1) Start full weighing using key T8.

Press key T8 for 2 secs.

2) A red field with an hour glass appears in the display

- Drawbar moves to horizontal position

- The hydraulic pressure is determined and the

conversion factors are calculated.

3) If the calculated values for drawbar and axle left or right

appear in the red field in the display, the calculating

procedure is finished.

Confirm these conversion factors with key T8 and

continue to the next step or with key T10 go back

without saving.

T10

Note:

A reference

weighing with

an approximate

max. transport

weight increases

weighing equip-

ment accuracy!

Note:

If the “Calibrate

weight when full”

procedure is star-

ted, the masks

lead step by step

through this pro-

cedure. Individual

masks cannot be

retrieved inde-

pendently in the

display!

Select “Calibrate weight” menu

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T10

Carry out manual tractor and silage wagon

weighing while full:

The determined values of the weighing equipment sensors

still must be collated with the actual weight values.

Note:

Carry out weighing only when all prerequisites

have been met. (See paragraph “In

general”)

Step 1: Weigh tractor:

Drive tractor/wagon combination onto the scales so that

only the tractor with all 4 wheels stands on the platform.

- Determine the value and enter in the display under

point a.

Note:

The way in which numerical values are

entered into the ISO-Bus control is to be

taken from the relevant ISO-Bus Control

handbook.

Step 2: Weigh silage wagon:

Drive tractor/wagon combination onto the scales so that only

the silage wagon with all wheels stands on the platform.

- Determine the value and enter in the display under

point b.

- Confirm the weight values with key T8 and finish, or

with key T10 go back to weight determination.

T10

Note:

A reference

weighing with

an approximate

max. transport

weight increases

weighing equip-

ment accuracy!

T10

Finish calibrating:

The determined values of the weighing equipment sensors

and the actual weight values have been determined. To

finish calibrating, these are still to be cross checked:

1) Cross check the calibration using key T9

2) A red field appears in the display with the calculated

differential weights a.

Note:

Manually adjusting these differential

weights a influences the results of the

weighing equipment!

3) Confirm the calibration with key T8 and finish or with

key T10 go back without saving.

T10

Note:

If the differential

weights a are

known, these can

also be entered

without carry-

ing out manual

weighing.

In order to achieve

exact results, it

is recommended

that calibration

be carried out

according to the

described proce-

dure!

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WEIGHING

Weighing in general

Weighing in manual mode:

Weighing takes place via the standard menu guide and

can be carried out at any time.

Weighing in automatic mode:

Weighing takes place via the procedure-lead menu guide.

The unloading process can only be started when the load

has been weighed beforehand.

ZERO weighing:

With ZERO weighing the tare weight is newly determined

and saved.

ZERO weighing before and after the first daily load increases

weight determination accuracy .

ZERO weighing is recommended:

- before the first daily load

- after the first daily load

With the new ZERO weighing after the first load,

possible load residue which remains in the wagon after

unloading, is accounted for and not included again with

every weighing.

What prerequisites are necessary for weighing

or ZERO weighing:

- A properly carried out calibration. (See chapter

“Calibrate”)

- A properly carried out ZERO weighing before and after

the first load.

- The silage wagon must stand on level, firm ground for

weighing.

- The tractor/wagon combination must have just been

linked.

- The tractor and silage wagon must not be under brakes

for weighing. The tractor must be in neutral.

Note:

In order to avoid integrating any possible

distortion between tractor and silage

wagon drawbar in the calibration, it

is recommended the tractor/wagon

combination be allowed to ease off in the

direction of the calibrating site!

- Pick-up must be raised

- For the lift axle variation, move the servo to the swim

position.

Customer’s weighing order:

With the ISO-Bus Control, 7 customer’s orders can be

started.

The customer’s order protocols the following

information:

- Start time (is started manually)

- Finish time (is manually stopped

- Duration of customer’s order

- Length of time for loading

- length of time for unloading

- Time taken between loading and unloading sites.

- Duration of standing time.

- Kilometres travelled between loading and unloading

sites.

- No. of loads

- No. of loads /hr.

- Average distance between loading and unloading

sites.

- Total weight.

This data remains stored and therefore retrievable until

the customer’s order is deleted.

Additionally, the data can be transferred from the ISO-Bus

Control to the computer- based evaluation software using

the accompanying storage medium (USB stick)

Note:

If a customer’s

order is started,

weighing in au-

tomatic mode is

recommended.

Note:

ZERO weighing

before and after

the first daily load

increases weight

determination

accuracy .

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ZERO weighing

ZERO weighing when empty

Meanings of keys:

T8 Carry out ZERO weighing (press and hold key for

2 secs.)

T9 Save wagon tare weight value.

T10 Go back a level

T11 Finish ZERO weighing

Note:

If the “ZERO

weighing” proce-

dure is started,

the masks lead

step by step

through this pro-

cedure. Individual

masks cannot be

retrieved inde-

pendently in the

display!

ZERO weighing procedure:

Note:

Carry out a ZERO weighing only when

all prerequisites have been met. (See

paragraph “In general”)

1) Start empty weighing using key T8.

Press key T8 for 2 secs.

2) A red field with an hour glass appears in the display

- Drawbar moves to horizontal position

- The hydraulic pressure is determined and the wagon

tare weight values are calculated.

3) If the calculated values for drawbar and axle left or right

appear in the red field in the display, the calculating

procedure is finished.

Confirm these tare weight values with key T8 and

continue to the next step or with key T10 go back

without saving.

4) Finish ZERO weighing using key T11.

T10

Select “ZERO weighing” menu

Note:

A reference

calibration with

an approximate

max. transport

weight increases

weighing equip-

ment accuracy!

T11

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Weighing in manual or automatic mode

Carry out a weighing

Meaning of keys:

T6 Save weight

T7 Carry out weighing

(Press key for 2 secs.)

T8 Do not save the weight and switch to unload

menu.

Description of symbols in the display

a Automatic weighing

X = not active

= active

b Actual weight as guide

This actual weight indication is always available and

serves only as a guide. For exact weighing, certain

prerequisites must be met!

c Data saving status

= weight is saved

= weight is not saved

d Active weighing

The weighing procedure is carried out

Note:

Carry out a

weighing proce-

dure only when

all prerequisites

have been met.

(See paragraph

“In general”)

Weighing procedure in Automatic mode:

1) Manual mode:

Start mask -> key “ ” -> key “ ”

Automatic mode:

Start mask -> key “ ”

Important!

Start weighing only when no one is in the

drawbar danger area!

2) In the weighing mask, start weighing using key T7.

Press key T7 for 2 secs.

3) A red field with an hour glass appears in the

display

Weighing is being carried out

4) If the weighed load d appears in the red field in the

display, the weighing procedure is finished.

5) Weight is saved using key T6

New weighing starts with T7

Using key T8, switch to unload menu without saving

the weight

Select “Manual mode” or Automatic mode”

Note:

To activate the ma-

nual mode, place

a "X" at a in the

SET mask!

To activate the

automatic mode,

place a " " at a

in the SET mask!

Note:

The automatic

mode is one of

the user sup-

ported procedural

controls.

The unloading

procedure can

only be started

here when the

load has been

weighed!

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CUSTOMER ORDER COUNTER

Data security in general

What data will be recorded:

With the ISO-Bus Control, 7 customer’s orders can be

started.

The customer’s order protocols the following

information:

- Start time (is started manually)

- Finish time (is manually stopped

- Duration of customer’s order

- Length of time for loading

- length of time for unloading

- Time taken between loading and unloading sites.

- Duration of standing time.

- Kilometres travelled between loading and unloading

sites.

- No. of loads

- No. of loads /hr.

- Average distance between loading and unloading

sites.

- Total weight.

This data remains stored and with that is retrievable until

the customer’s order is deleted.

Additionally, the data can be transferred from the ISO-Bus

Control to the computer- based evaluation software using

the accompanying storage medium (USB stick)

Note:

If a customer’s

order is started,

weighing in au-

tomatic mode is

recommended.

Note:

If a customer’s

order is deleted,

the data cannot

be reproduced!

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Recording customer data

Record specific customer data with the Customer order counter

Meanings of keys:

T1 – T3 Customer counter 5 / 6 / 7

T4 Year counter

T5 Go back a level

T7 – T10 Customer counter 1 / 2 / 3 / 4

Note:

All customer data

documented can

be transferred

from the ISO-Bus

Control to the

computer- based

evaluation soft-

ware using the

accompanying

USB stick!

Start Customer order counter:

1) Beginning from the start mask, select key “ ”

2) The “Customer order counter” mask appears

3) Select a counter using keys T1...T3 or T7...T10

Note:

If the counter is already full of data, use key

T8 to delete it before starting.

Once a customer’s order counter is deleted,

the data cannot be reproduced!

4) Designate the customer’s order a (e.g. with the

customer’s name)

5) Start the order using key T6

- The start time is updated

- All counters start to run and only finish when the

order is stopped using key T6 again.

Print data out using key T7 (optional)

Delete counter using key T8

Transfer data to storage medium. (For details see chapter

“Data transfer and processing”)

Switch to the continuing mask using T10.

Select “Customer order counter” menu

Note:

Up to max. 7

various customer

orders can be

stored!

T10

Describing the symbols in the display:

a Total time

Loading time + travelling time + unloading time

b Loading time

c Unloading time

d Travelling time

e No. of loads

T10

Describing the symbols in the display:

a Designating the customer’s order

b Start and stop time, and date

c Total time

d Loading time

e Unloading time

f Travelling time

g Standing time

Note:

Some ISO-Bus

Controls do not

have an inte-

grated real-time

clock. If this is

the case then the

start and stop

times are to be

entered by hand!

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Description of symbols in the display:

a Distance between loading and unloading sites.

b No. of loads

c No. of loads /hr.

d Average distance between loading and unloading

sites.

e Total weight

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DATA TRANSFER AND PROCESSING

Installation for data transfer

Which components are needed:

- USB stick (1)

Not all UBS sticks are compatible with the service box!

Only use the accompanying USB!

- ISO-Bus Fileserver (2)

- Connection cable (2 types)

Variant 1:

Cable (3): Connection cable between silage wagon

plug/tractor power point.

Variant 2:

Cable (4): Connection cable between tractor cable plug/

ISO-Bus Control power point

- Software for data processing

Note:

Not all UBS sticks

are compatible

with the service

box! Only use the

accompanying

USB!

421

Service box details:

USB LED

Status Description

OFF No USB stick recognised

„red“ USB stick recognised

„red blinking“ USB in use and should NOT be

removed! Otherwise loss of data cannot

be ruled out.

Status LED

Status Description

„green“ Normal operation...everything OK

„green blinking

slowly“ (ca. 1Hz)

Download activated...the service

tool is searching for machines and

is preparing the download

„green blinking

quickly“ (ca. 7Hz)

Downloading machine data in

progress

„red“ Boot-up sequence (after turning

on)

Note:

If service box is not

in use, it is to be

unplugged. The

power supply will

not be interrupted

by shutting off of

the engine and

this can lead to

battery drainage!

1100-GB_DATENÜBERTRAGUNG_548

DATA TRANSFER AND PROCESSING

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Data transfer

Begin data transfer:

Meanings of keys:

T6 Start/stop counter

T7 Print data (optional)

T8 Delete data

T9 Transfer data to USB stick

T10 Change to second mask

Begin data transfer:

1) From the start mask select the key and the

key (depending on which customer counter

should be transferred).

2) Press key T9 to start data transfer

3) The error-free and completed data transfer is indicated

by adjacent mask:

4) A defective transfer is indicated by the lower adjacent

mask:

In this case, the data transfer should be restarted.

Potential reasons for the malfunction:

- Fileserver is incorrectly connected

- There is no USB stick connected to the Fileserver

- The USB stick is not recognised

Select “Data transfer” menu

Note:

Before attempting

any data transfer,

ensure all re-

quired componen-

ts are installed!

T10

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Pottinger Weight measurement Jumbo 4 t Operating instructions

Brand: Pottinger

Model: Weight measurement Jumbo 4 t

Type: Operating instructions

Pottinger Weight measurement Jumbo 4 t

The Pottinger Weight measurement Jumbo 4 t has a number of features that make it a valuable tool for farmers and other agricultural professionals. These features include:

High accuracy: The device is accurate to within 2.5% of the maximum permissible working load. This means that you can be confident that the weight measurements you get from the device are accurate.

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Pottinger Weight measurement Jumbo 4 t Operating instructions

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