Configuring the job computer
Vario and Select mode - configuring multiple nozzle holders
Serves to exclude nozzles 1-4 from the Vario mode.
Activates the nozzle properties. Enables the calculation of possible
application rates and working speeds.
Changes the view between the application rate calculation and the
working speed calculation.
Activates the display of the flow rates of selected nozzles.
Activates Vario mode when Select mode is active.
Activates and deactivates nozzle cleaning.
Before you buy nozzles - check the possible application rates
To ensure that infinitely variable nozzle switching in Vario mode is possible, the flow rates of the
mounted nozzles must overlap. This means that that is must be possible to select the fitting nozzle for
any pressure. At the same time, the nozzles must be selected such that they allow for all of the
application rates that should be sprayed with the field sprayer.
When selecting the nozzles, observe the following:
▪ In Vario mode, the job computer must be capable of activating each individual nozzle and each
nozzle combination.
▪ The nozzle selection influences the possible application rates and working speeds. These three
parameters must be coordinated to be able to use the Vario function.
▪ In Vario mode, all application rates in the following range must be possible: from the lowest
application rate when using the smallest nozzle at the lowest pressure, up to the highest
application rate when simultaneously switching all nozzles at the highest pressure.
There is a graph in the application of the job computer to help you with the nozzle selection. The
graph shows the flow rates of selected nozzles. You can therefore check every nozzle combination
before ordering the nozzles.
To find out whether the planned nozzle combination is correct:
1. Activate Vario mode.
2. Set the desired nozzles on the "MULTI NOZZLES" screen.
3. - Activate the nozzle assistant.
4. Enter the intended pressure range and working speed in the nozzle assistant.
5. - Display possible application rates. You will find explanations on the display in the
images under this instruction.
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