约翰迪尔S660驾驶室布局.ppt

In this class we discuss the use of the ams ready components that are standard equipment and their calibration. Walkaround the combine to show the locations of all speed sensors and components that track or document throughput. This will be followed by a thorough setup and calibration activity on all user setup calibrations. Disassemble the Moisture sensor as a class demo on this slide. * Combine FAIDT/February 2011 Some things to point out in this picture: Nudge button to support machine sync feature being introduced (on hydro handle “palm heel” area) Dtac solution # 88705 outlines how to setup individual gear controls beyond the normal Range 1 2 function in the video. * Combine FAIDT/February 2011 This slide outlines what you have to do to engage the HarvestSmart? feature. Combine FAIDT/February 2011 * Combine FAIDT/February 2011 Page * Lets summarize the purpose of buttons 1 2 NOTE: Greater maximum [ground speed] setpoints mean more aggressive machines [and hydro handle] movements. When hooking up to header equipment: Attaching header to machine. Mode 1 set to 1 mph. Mode 2 set to 7 mph. * The cleaning system on S series ?combines provides the capacity to match the high throughput of the threshing and separation.A single, 12-blade scroll-type design cleaning fan blows a high volume of air across the full width of the cleaning shoe.?20 percent of the air flows to the front chaffer, while the remainder flows to the primary chaffer and sieve. This will ensure that maximum efficiency is obtained. ?Fan speed can be quickly and easily controlled electronically from the cab, on-the-go.? Cleaning fan speed as well as rear chaffer and bottom sieve adjustments can be made with the automatic combine adjust for factory or personal saved crop settings. Adjustments can also be made manually from the operators armrest console, or?at ground level using the controls located on the left-hand side of the combine.  Combine FAIDT/February 2011 * W