John Deere Individual Nozzle Control Pro Operator Manual OMKK84348

Description

• Model List:
  • Individual Nozzle Control Pro

• 1. Introduction
• 1.1. Foreword
• 1.2. Emissions Performance and Tampering
• 1.2.1. Operation and Maintenance
• 1.2.2. Tampering
• 1.3. Recognize Safety Information
• 1.4. Understand Signal Words
• 1.5. Follow Safety Instructions
• 1.6. Spanish Safety Signs and Operators Manual
• 1.7. Prepare for Emergencies
• 1.8. Wear Protective Clothing
• 1.9. Protect Against Noise
• 1.10. Practice Safe Maintenance
• 1.11. Handle Electronic Components and Brackets Safely
• 1.12. Park Machine Safely
• 1.13. Remove Paint Before Welding or Heating
• 1.14. Avoid Heating Near Pressurized Fluid Lines
• 1.15. Avoid HighPressure Fluids
• 1.16. Follow Tire Recommendations
• 1.17. Service Tires Safely
• 1.18. Decommissioning Proper Recycling and Disposal of Fluids and Components
• 1.19. Handle Chemical Products Safely
• 1.20. Service Spray Equipment Safely
• 1.21. Service Spray System Safely
• 1.22. Use Proper Tools
• 1.23. Work In Ventilated Area
• 1.24. Handling Batteries Safely
• 1.25. Service Drive Belts Safely
• 1.26. Do Not Open HighPressure Fuel System
• 1.27. Service Cooling System Safely
• 1.28. Service Accumulator Systems Safely
• 1.29. Clean Exhaust Filter Safely
• 1.30. Exhaust Filter Ash Handling and Disposal
• 1.31. Using Compressed Air For Cleaning
• 1.32. Working Area
• 1.33. Operate Safely
• 1.34. Use Safety Lights and Devices
• 1.35. Keep Riders Off Machine
• 1.36. Instructional Seat
• 1.37. Use Steps and Handholds Correctly
• 1.38. Use Seat Belt Properly
• 1.39. Use Caution On Hillsides
• 1.40. Transport and Operate Safely
• 1.41. Transporting Machine Using Trailer
• 1.42. Prevent Machine Runaway
• 1.43. Handle Fuel SafelyAvoid Fires
• 1.44. Avoid Static Electricity Risk When Refueling
• 1.45. Handle Agricultural Chemicals Safely
• 1.46. Avoid Exposure To Chemicals
• 1.47. Clean Vehicle of Hazardous Chemicals, Including Pesticides
• 1.48. NonPermissible Use
• 1.49. Emergency Exit
• 1.49.1. R4030, R4038, R4044, R4045, and R4060
• 1.49.2. , 410R, 412R, 612R, and 616R
• 2. Safety Signs
• 2.1. Replace Safety Signs
• 2.2. Safety Signs
• 3. Safety Features
• 3.1. Safety Features
• 4. Controls
• 4.1. Key Switch
• 4.2. Operate Lights
• 4.3. Corner Post Display
• 4.4. MultiFunction Lever
• 4.5. Spraying Controls
• 4.6. Spraying Controls
• 4.7. Engine and Ground Drive
• 5. Individual Nozzle Control (INC) Pro System
• 5.1. Individual Nozzle Control (INC) Pro System Overview
• 5.2. Individual Nozzle Control (INC) Pro Mode Comparison
• 5.3. Customize Spray Sections
• 5.4. Conversion Factors (Calibrating for Carriers Other Than Water)
• 6. Boom And Nozzles Application
• 6.1. Access Boom and Nozzles
• 6.2. Boom and Nozzles Main Page
• 6.3. Boom Sections Custom
• 6.4. Nozzle Setup
• 6.5. Set to Current
• 6.6. Return to Height Mode
• 6.7. Working Width
• 6.8. INC Pro Configuration
• 6.9. Nozzle Controller Status
• 6.10. Determining Nozzle Location
• 6.11. INC Pro Status
• 6.12. Advanced Settings
• 6.13. Section Setup
• 6.14. Limit Minimum Flow Percentage
• 6.15. Installed Spray Tips
• 6.16. Manage Description(s)
• 6.17. Select Tip
• 6.18. Edit Tip
• 6.19. Fence Row
• 6.20. Turn Compensation
• 6.21. Target Spray Pressure
• 6.22. Section Control Status
• 6.23. Valve Pulsing Mode
• 7. Operating Individual Nozzle Control Pro
• 7.1. Service and Operate Chemical Sprayers Safely
• 7.2. Avoid Exposure To Chemicals
• 7.3. Machine Informational Decals
• 7.3.1. Component Wash Decal
• 7.4. Individual Nozzle Control (INC) Pro Strainer Requirements
• 7.5. Spray Tip Selection
• 7.6. Standard Flow System CharacteristicsFlow Rate vs. Pressure
• 7.7. High Flow System CharacteristicsFlow Rate vs. Pressure
• 7.8. High Flow System Characteristics with NitrogenFlow Rate vs. Pressure
• 7.9. Operate System with Direct Injection Installed
• 7.10. Filling the Sprayer with Water
• 7.10.1. Quality of Water
• 7.11. Before Field Operation
• 7.12. Field Operation
• 7.13. Operate Indexed Boom Sections (IBS)
• 7.14. Operate Boom Isolation Valve
• 7.15. Operate System with the Remote Control
• 7.15.1. Remote Control Range
• 7.15.2. Remote Control Diagnostics
• 7.15.3. Remote Control Operation
• 7.16. Pressure Relief
• 8. Maintenance
• 8.1. Service and Operate Chemical Sprayers Safely
• 8.2. Avoid Exposure To Chemicals
• 8.3. Service Spray System Safely
• 8.4. Clean Vehicle of Hazardous Chemicals, Including Pesticides
• 8.5. Recommended Cleaners And Coatings
• 8.6. Clean Solution System
• 8.7. Clean Nozzle Body
• 8.8. Rinse Nozzle BodiesDaily
• 8.9. Cartridge Component Identification
• 8.10. Inspect Cartridge Components
• 8.10.1. No Wear
• 8.10.2. Light Wear
• 8.10.3. Moderate Wear
• 8.10.4. Heavy Wear
• 8.10.5. Excessive Wear
• 8.10.6. Light Corrosion and Pitting
• 8.10.7. Moderate Corrosion and Pitting
• 8.10.8. Heavy Corrosion and Pitting
• 8.10.9. Broken Spring
• 8.11. Remove and Install Nozzle BodyAs Required
• 8.12. Repair Nozzle Turret
• 8.13. Repair Nozzle Solenoid
• 8.14. Repair Nozzle Half Clamp
• 8.15. Fuse Locations
• 8.15.1. Main Power Fuse
• 8.15.2. Individual Nozzle Control (INC) Fuse LocationsR4030, R4038, R4044, R4045, and R4060
• 8.15.3. Individual Nozzle Control (INC) Fuse Locations408R, 410R, 412R, 612R, and 616R
• 8.16. Remote Service ADVISOR Connection Location
• 8.17. Remote Control Pairing Procedure
• 9. Troubleshooting
• 9.1. Diagnostic Pages
• 9.2. Locating Faulted Nozzles
• 9.3. Nozzle Body
• 9.4. Remote Nozzle Control
• 10. Storage
• 10.1. Service and Operate Chemical Sprayers Safely
• 10.2. Avoid Exposure To Chemicals
• 10.3. Clean Vehicle of Hazardous Chemicals, Including Pesticides
• 10.4. Recommended Cleaners and Coatings
• 10.5. Clean Solution System
• 10.6. Ship Machine During ColdWeather Months
• 10.7. Prepare Machine for ColdWeather Storage Winterizing
• 10.8. Prepare Machine for Storage
• 10.9. Prepare Foam Marker System for ColdWeather Storage
• 10.10. Prepare Foam Marker System for ColdWeather Storage
• 10.11. Remove Machine from Storage
• 11. Specifications
• 11.1. Machine Specification
• 11.2. Bluetooth Compliance Information
• 11.3. Identification Numbers
• 11.4. Keep Proof of Ownership
• 11.5. Keep Machines Secure
• 12. John Deere Service Literature Available
• 12.1. Technical Information
• 13. John Deere Service Keeps You On The Job
• 13.1. John Deere Is At Your Service