Form No. 3433-776 Rev E X25 GeoLink® Precision Spray System Kit Multi Pro®1750 or 5800 Turf Sprayer Software Version 4.04 and Up Note: Contact your authorized Toro distributor, Toro NSN at 1-844-GEOLINK (1-844-436-5465), or GeoLinkNSN@toro.com for customer service. Register at www.Toro.com.
Contents Safety ....................................................................... 3 Setup ........................................................................ 4 Product Overview ..................................................... 4 Controls ............................................................. 5 Using the Floating Menu-Bar........................... 5 Specifications .................................................... 7 Operation ..........................................................
Safety Read and understand the contents of this Operator’s Manual before operating the console computer. • Keep these instructions with the Operator’s Manual for the turf sprayer. • It is very important that all who operate this equipment have ready access to these instructions at all times. • Read these instructions and the instructions in the Operator’s Manual for the turf sprayer carefully. Be familiar with the controls and the proper use of the equipment.
Setup Media and Additional Parts Description Qty. USB storage device (includes a digital copy of the Operator’s Manual) 1 Use The setup and use of the X25 GeoLink precision spray system.
Controls Become familiar with the controls before you start the engine and operate the sprayer. Floating-Menu Bar g203292 Figure 9 1. POWER DOWN icon 2. HELP icon 6. HOME SCREEN icon 7. SCREEN BRIGHTNESS icon (reduce brightness) 3. USB EJECT icon (displays when a USB storage device is inserted into the X25 control console) 8. SCREEN BRIGHTNESS icon (increase brightness) 4. SCREENSHOT icon 9. BRIGHTNESS MODE icon (auto, day mode, and night mode) 5.
USB EJECT icon is available on the floating-menu bar only when you have a USB storage device inserted into the USB port. Note: The USB port (not shown) is located at the back of the control console. Screenshot Icon Press the SCREENSHOT icon to record the current screen image onto the USB storage device. Manage Global-Home Screens Icon Press the MANAGE GLOBAL-HOME SCREENS icon to save the layout of the operation screen.
Operation The computer in the automatic section controller (ASC) controls the spray application rate for varying vehicle speeds. You set the target volume per unit area to spray, and the ASC automatically maintains the flow within the proper range of the vehicle speed and continually displays the actual volume of material per area sprayed. The X25 control console also monitors the area sprayed, the speed of the vehicle, and the total volume of material sprayed.
Using the Touch Screen You access, add, or modify sprayer information on the X25 control console by touching the screen and working with the individual icons. • Press any icon on the screen to display what is shown on the screen. • Additional options display when you press some icons. • Select options as required. • Confirm the new display (Figure 13).
Use the scroll bar to navigate to the bottom of the screen. The YES icon will change to green (Figure 15). 4. At any time, press the confirm icon (Figure 18) to return to the main screen and complete the necessary corrective action. Press the YES icon to move to the home screen (Figure 15). Using the Master Switch Multi Pro 1750 Turf Sprayer Using the Master Switch on the X25 Control Console The MASTER SWITCH icon on the home screen indicates the sprayer system is on or off (Figure 17).
Information, Urgent, Caution, and Warning Messages Messages table Information messages tell you the status of a process. Urgent messages tell you that you need to act. 1. SETTINGS LINK icon 2. CLOSE icon 3. ALARM AUDIO SHUTOFF icon Caution messages tell you that you should to perform a corrective action before operating the machine. 1.
Messages table (cont'd.) 1. Corrective action information 2. Details icon (swipe down) 3. Message details 1. Linked to the settings-menu screen 11 Warning messages tell you that you must to perform a corrective action before operating the machine.
Selecting the Correct Units of Measure 5. As needed, select the correct units and application rate, and press the confirm icon (Figure 21). The following options are available: Metric, Imperial (US), and Imperial (UK). The United States (US) and the United Kingdom (UK) imperial options are provided because gallons and fluid ounces have different measurements in the US and the UK. 1. Press the SETUP icon on the main screen (Figure 19). g204046 Figure 21 1. Current unit of measure 2.
g203571 Figure 23 1. Eject USB icon g212841 Figure 22 1. Cap 5. Press the eject USB icon (Figure 23). 6. At the eject USB dialog box, press the confirm icon and remove the USB storage device from the control console (Figure 23). 3. USB storage device 2. USB socket 2. Insert a USB storage device into the USB socket (Figure 22). 3. Save information to the storage device. 4. At the bottom of the control console screen, swipe up to access the floating-menu bar (Figure 23). 2.
Information Types Weather Crop Product Wind speed Crop Name Product Name Wind direction Crop Variety Rate (application) Temperature Growth stage Units Humidity Soil type Sky conditions Soil conditions Application method Recording Job Notes Use the notes area to record any information for each job. 1. Open the job-information icon (Figure 26). g203550 Figure 24 1. Job-menu icon 3. List of information to change 2. Record-job information icon 3.
Creating a Job Report 1. Press the Job Menu icon (Figure 27). g297797 Figure 28 Job Report Example g297762 Figure 27 1. Auto adjust ranges icon 5. Confirm icon 2. Job menu icon 3. Data exchange menu icon 6. Task data icon 7. Shape report icon Exporting a Shape File 4. Export job report to USB icon 2. Press the Data Exchange Menu icon (Figure 27). 3. Press the Export Job Report to USB icon (Figure 27). 4. Press the icons for the options that you want in the job reports options dialog box: 1.
3. Press the Export Job Report to USB icon (Figure 29). 4. Deselect the following in the job-report options menu: • Auto adjust ranges • Task data 5. Press the CREATE SHAPE FILES icon (Figure 29). Note: The shape file data is exported to D:/Client/Farm/Field/CoverageShapefiles and D:/Client/Farm/Field/BoundaryShapefiles. 6. In the job reports options dialog box, the confirm icon (Figure 29). 7. In the export job reports dialog box, the confirm icon (Figure 29).
g203551 Figure 32 1. JOB MENU icon 3. EXPORT JOB REPORT USB icon TO g203571 Figure 33 2. DATA EXCHANGE icon 1. EJECT USB icon 4. Press the DATA EXCHANGE icon (Figure 32). 5. Press the EXPORT JOB REPORT (Figure 32). 6. Deselect the following in the job-report options menu: TO USB icon 9. 10. • Auto adjust ranges • Task data 7. If required, select the create shape files option in the job-report options.
Control Console Icons Use the home screen when spraying areas with defined boundaries, allowing you to select from the list of jobs and display the spraying area. g296243 Figure 34 1. View Controls 7. ZOOM FUNCTION icon 2. SWITCH BOX AND BOOM 8. Guidance toolbar DISPLAY icon 3. BOUNDARY SELECTION icon 9. QUICK START icon 10. FIELD MENU icon 4. CENTER MAP VIEW icon 5. MAP LAYERS icon 11. JOB MENU icon 6. DISPLAY VIEW icon 13. MASTER SWITCH icon 14. Virtual dashboard 19. AUTO SECTION CONTROL icon 20.
Managing Field Information Selecting a Field Choosing a Field from the Field list 1. Press the Field Menu icon, and press the Select Field icon (Figure 35). Note: A green checkmark indicates the active field. g298504 Figure 36 g298503 Figure 35 1. Field icon (new selection) 4. Active field 2. Select Field icon 3. Field Menu icon 5. Confirm icon 1. Select Field list (control console stored) 4. Field icon (USB stored) 2. Select Field (USB) list 5. Confirm icon 3.
g298561 Figure 38 1. Field name icon 2. New field icon 2. Press the Field Name icon (Figure 38). 3. Enter the field name with the on-screen keyboard, and press the confirm icon (Figure 38). 4. In the new field dialog box, press the confirm icon (Figure 38). g298505 Figure 37 1. Nearest GPS field boundary icon 3. Active field 2. Confirm icon 2. Note: The new field changes to the active field. Press the confirm icon (Figure 37).
Pausing the Record Boundary You can pause recording the field boundary if you need to move the machine into an area with limited space. 1. Stop the machine. 2. Press the PAUSE FIELD BOUNDARY RECORDING icon (Figure 42). g298538 Figure 39 2. Align the outside, center part of the left front tire at the starting point of the new field boundary (Figure 40). g298540 Figure 42 1. PAUSE FIELD BOUNDARY RECORDING icon g294392 Figure 40 3. 3. Align the machine into position (Figure 43).
Completing a Boundary 1. Creating a Boundary with All Straight Sides When you are close to the beginning point of the field boundary, stop the machine (Figure 44). 1. Align the outside, center part of the left front tire at the first point of the straight sided field boundary, and stop the machine (Figure 46). g298550 Figure 44 2. Press the COMPLETE FIELD BOUNDARY RECORDING icon (Figure 45). g300291 Note: The control console connects the Figure 46 beginning and end points with a straight line.
g305276 g300293 Figure 50 Figure 48 1. RECORD FIELD BOUNDARY icon 1. COMPLETE FIELD BOUNDARY RECORDING icon 4. 7. Press the RECORD FIELD BOUNDARY icon, and press the PAUSE FIELD BOUNDARY RECORDING icon (Figure 48). Press the COMPLETE FIELD BOUNDARY RECORDING icon (Figure 50). Note: The control console connects the beginning and end points with a straight line. Note: The control console connects the 2 points with a straight line. 5.
4. Press the number icon for the Minimum Coverage Area setting (Figure 53). Use the on-screen keypad to enter a value, and press the confirm icon. Note: Use the minimum coverage area setting to exclude coverage smaller that the area specified (not included in the field boundary). g300533 Figure 51 1. Field icon 3. 2. Create Boundary from Coverage icon Press the number icon for the Smoothing setting (Figure 52). Use the on-screen keypad to enter a value, and press the confirm icon.
Editing Field Boundary Attributes Field boundary attributes are used to uniquely identify the boundaries within a field, and indicate to the system areas where product is applied or not applied. • Work Region—work regions indicate to the system areas where product is always applied if you use the section control. Use work regions for areas such as fine and course turf grass. • Excluded Region—exclude regions indicate to the system areas where product is never applied if you use the section control.
g304445 Figure 58 1. Confirm icon (on-screen keyboard) Setting a Work Region Field Boundary 1. In the edit boundary dialog box, press the REGION TYPE icon (Figure 59). g302612 Figure 56 1. Boundary (field) 3. Boundary-selection icon 2. Your finger (pressed to the 4. Notification screen) 2. Remove your finger from the screen, and the edit boundary dialog box opens (Figure 57). g302815 Figure 59 1. REGION TYPE icon 2. g302611 Figure 57 1. NAME icon 3.
2. In the regions type dialog box, press the EXCLUDED REGION icon, and press the confirm icon (Figure 62). g304490 Figure 60 1. Work Region icon 3. Confirm icon (edit boundary dialog box) g304489 2. Confirm icon (regions type dialog box) Figure 62 1. Excluded Region icon 3. In the edit boundary dialog box, press the confirm icon (Figure 60). 2. Confirm icon (regions type dialog box) Setting an Excluded Region Field Boundary 3.
g302813 Figure 64 1. CATEGORIZED REGION icon 2. Confirm icon g302816 3. Figure 66 In the edit boundary dialog box, press the CATEGORY icon to display a list of category types (Figure 65). 1. Category list 5. 2. Confirm icon The selected category type displays, and press the confirm icon (Figure 67). g302814 Figure 65 1. Category icon g302812 Figure 67 4. In the category types list, press the icon for a preset category types, or select the NEW . . . icon (Figure 66). 1.
Merging Field Boundaries The example in the procedures that follow use a strategy to map an 18 hole golf course that includes: • A spray technician uses machine #1 to map field boundaries for holes 1 through 9 (Figure 68). • Another spray technician uses machine #2 to map field boundaries for holes 10 through 18 (Figure 69). • The spray technician merges the field boundaries (the back 9) created on machine #2 with field boundaries (the front 9) created on machine #1. g303966 Figure 69 1.
g303968 g303969 Figure 71 Figure 70 1. CATEGORY TYPE icon 2. FIELD icon (boundary shape files) 3. SAVE SELECTION icon TO 1. RESTORE FULL SCREEN icon 4. INVENTORY MANAGER icon 5. Confirm icon 6. USB 3. In the category list, and press the FIELD icon. 4. Press the FIELD icon for the boundaries that you are merging onto machine #1, press the SAVE SELECTION TO USB icon, and press the confirm icon (Figure 70).
g303962 g303984 Figure 73 Figure 72 1. FIELD icon 2. SELECT FIELD icon 3. 1. CREATE BOUNDARY SHAPE FILE icon 3. FIELD MENU icon 4. Confirm icon 5. Press the FIELD icon into which you will merge the boundaries from machine #2, and press the confirm icon (Figure 72). FROM 2. FIELD MENU icon In the select shapefile for boundary dialog box, press the SWITCH TO USB DRIVE icon (Figure 74).
g303967 Figure 75 1. Directory icons 8. Press the directory icons (Figure 76) to navigate to the field information that you exported in step 4 of Exporting the Field Boundaries (page 29). g303970 Figure 76 Note: In this example the technician imports the field information (including the boundaries) for holes 10 through 18 (back9). 1. Field name icon (exported from the other machine—Back 9) 3. BOUNDARIES.SHP icon (file) 2. BOUNDARIES icon (directory) 4. Confirm icon 9.
Note: In this example, into machine #2. Flag Points You add flag points to the control console map while you are creating field boundaries or spraying to identify terrain features or hazards for the site. g303964 Figure 77 g304435 Figure 78 1. Field boundaries (holes 1 through 18—machine #1) Naming and Categorizing the Imported Field Boundaries The naming and categorizing are not copied with the imported field boundaries.
g304436 g304437 Figure 79 Figure 80 1. SET FLAG POINT icon 3. Flag point icon (HOLE—preset 6) 1. SET FLAG POINT icon 2. FIELD MENU icon 4. Flag point symbol (hole—control console operation screen) 2. FIELD MENU icon 3. 3. In the add flag point menu, select a flag point icon (Figure 79). 4. Note: The flag point drop location is beneath the machine, at the centerline, and between the rear tires. 2. In the add flag point menu, press FIELD MENU icon and the SET FLAG POINT icon (Figure 80).
g304439 Figure 81 1. Flag point icon 3. Confirm icon 2. FLAG POINT NAME icon 5. 6. Use the on-screen keyboard to type the name of the custom flag point, and press the confirm icon (Figure 81). g304440 Figure 82 1. Confirm icon (add flag point dialog box) In the add flag point dialog box, press the confirm icon (Figure 82). The flag point displays in the control console behind the vehicle. 2. Flag point symbol (custom—control console operation screen) Editing Flag Points 1.
2. Deleting All Flag Points Remove your finger from the screen. 1. The flag edit menu displays (Figure 83). In the edit flag menu, press the CLEAR ALL icon (Figure 86). Changing a Flag Point Type 1. In the edit flag menu, press the CHANGE icon (Figure 84). g304390 Figure 86 1. CLEAR ALL icon (edit flag menu) 2. YES icon (clear all flag points dialog box) g304388 Figure 84 1. CHANGE icon (edit flag menu) 2. 2. 2.
Managing Job Information Transferring an Active Sprayer Job Between Machines Exporting an Active Job 1. Stop the machine and engage the parking brake. 2. Insert a USB storage device into the back of the control console. 3. Press the Inventory Manager icon (Figure 87). g297567 Figure 89 1. Jobs icon 7. 2. Confirm icon In the inventory manager screen, press the icon(s) of the job(s) information that you want to transfer to the other machine (Figure 90). g297570 Figure 87 1.
Note: Press the Inventory Manager icon to hide it. g297568 Figure 92 1. Confirm icon 11. Swipe upward to display the floating-menu bar, press the USB eject icon, press the confirm icon, and remove the USB storage device. g297604 Figure 94 1. List title—select jobs Transferring the Active Job to Another Machine 1. Stop the machine and engage the parking brake. 2. Insert a USB storage device into the back of the control console. 3. Press the Job Menu icon (Figure 93). 6. 2.
g297570 Figure 97 1. Inventory manager icon g297602 Figure 96 3. Title—inventory manager (USB) 2. Switch view icon 1. Transferred job (active) 4. Copying Categories of Information Between Machines Note: The title must only state Inventory Manager. Use the exporting information categories procedure and the importing information categories procedure to share the same sprayer information across multiple machines. 5.
9. In the exporting files dialog box, press the confirm icon (Figure 101). Note: Press the Inventory Manager icon to hide it. g297615 Figure 99 g297626 1. Jobs icon (example) 2. Confirm icon Figure 101 1. Confirm icon 7. In the inventory manager screen, select the information that you want to transfer to the other machine as follows: • Press the Select All icon to select all information from the category (Figure 100). • Press the individual icon(s) of information from the category (Figure 100).
g297642 Figure 103 1. Title—inventory manager (USB) 5. 2. Category icon (vehicle shown) If the word of the information type (products, custom nozzles, fields, or field boundaries) that you are importing is not displayed on the Category icon, press the Category icon (Figure 104). Note: A list of categories displays. You can only import 1 category of information at a time. g297656 Figure 105 1. Multiple category information selected 2. Select all icon g297643 Figure 104 1.
g305218 Figure 107 1. BOOM CONTROL icon 3. AUTO SECTION CONTROL CONFIGURATION icon 2. Control mode (ASC overlap threshold) setting g297655 Figure 106 2. 3. 1. Confirm icon 10. Swipe upward to display the floating-menu bar, press the USB eject icon, press the confirm icon, and remove the USB storage device. Note: Lowering the control mode value decreases the amount nozzle-spray overlap for adjacent sprayer passes; raising the control mode value increases the amount nozzle-spray overlap.
Setting the Disengaged Prediction Compensation Note: This setting controls the percentage of the spray pattern that crosses field boundary before the nozzle shuts off. The default setting is 0%. 1. Press the AUTO SECTION CONTROL icon (Figure 109). g305221 Figure 110 1. On-screen slider 2. VALUE icon 4. g305219 Figure 109 1. BOOM CONTROL icon 3. AUTO SECTION CONTROL CONFIGURATION icon 2. Disengaged prediction compensation setting 2. Press the BOOM CONTROL icon (Figure 109). 3.
Choosing a Spraying Method Spray Methods Boundary Limit Auto Section Control Rate Control Description • The machine controls nozzle sections with boundary and pass to pass control. • The machine controls the application rate. • The machine controls nozzle sections without boundary control, but with pass to pass. • The machine controls the application rate. • The operator controls the spray sections. • The machine controls the application rate. • The operator controls the spray sections.
Boundary Limit Icon Description (cont'd.) Setting Description UNLIMITED The machine controls the nozzle sections with pass to pass control, but without any field boundary. The machine turns off nozzle sections where pass-to-pass spraying overlaps. The operator manually controls the state of the left, center, and right spray section (on/off). Field Boundary disabled The machine provides no control of individual nozzle sections. The machine provides no control of pass-to-pass spraying overlaps.
Setting the ASC for Unlimited Boundary Spraying Method 1. Press the AUTO SECTION CONTROL CONFIGURATION icon and the sprayer-controller icon (Figure 113). This spraying method allows the following: • The GeoLink system controls the nozzle sections with pass to pass control without any field boundary. • The GeoLink system controls the application rate. 2. Press the ASC icon to the OFF position, and press the rate control to the AUTO position (Figure 113). 1.
g209113 Figure 114 1. Auto-selection control-configuration icon (ASC) 3. ASC on/off icon 2. Sprayer-controller icon 4. Rate-control icon g302991 Figure 115 1. Expand view icon 2. SPRAYER CONTROLLER icon Creating a New Application Rate Product and Setting the Tank Volume 3. Note: Ensure that the units are correct for your use, refer to Selecting the Correct Units of Measure (page 12). Fill the tank with water. 2.
Note: You can use the name of the nozzle color for the application rate range as the product name. g302992 Figure 116 1. PRODUCT NAME icon 2. NEW PRODUCT icon 5. 6. 3. Confirm icon g306584 Figure 118 1. PRODUCT NAME icon Press the NEW PRODUCT... icon, and press the confirm icon (Figure 116). The New Product Setup wizard displays. On step 1 of the new product setup dialog box, press the CUSTOM PRODUCT icon, and press the next icon (Figure 117). 8. g302993 Figure 117 1. CUSTOM PRODUCT icon 7. 2.
g306586 g306585 Figure 120 Figure 119 1. Next icon 2. PRODUCT RATE INCREMENT icon 9. 10. 1. Product rate increment value 2. Product ate preset 1 value 3. PRODUCT RATE PRESET 1 icon 4. PRODUCT RATE PRESET 2 icon 3. Product rate preset 2 value 4. Confirm icon 11. On step 3 of the new product setup dialog box, press the PRODUCT RATE INCREMENT icon (Figure 119). On step 3 of the new product setup dialog box, press the PRODUCT RATE PRESET 1 icon (Figure 119). 12.
Entering Product Tank Volume 1. Press the TANK FILL icon (Figure 126). g306625 Figure 121 g306626 1. Next icon 16. Figure 123 1. Tank fill icon On step 4 of the new product setup dialog box, confirm icons (Figure 122). 3. Volume of product remaining 2. Set volume of product in tank icon 2. Press the VOLUME icon (Figure 123). 3. Use the numeric pad of the display to enter 1 of the following: Note: Press the or icons to enter a preset increment of product volume quantity.
icon, and press the confirm icon on the tank fill window (Figure 125). Note: The volume of water and product is less than or equal to the configured tank capacity. g306627 Figure 126 g204242 Figure 125 1. Old product tank volume 1. Volume increment icon 2. Decrease increment icon 2. New product tank volume • If you are incrementally adding chemicals to 5. water, enter the volume of water in the tank , press the confirm icon, and proceed to step 4.
Configuring the Sprayer Controls for a New Job Standard Mode Setting the Application Rate and Naming the Job 1. Start the machine and keep the key in the RUN position. 2. Open the sprayer-controller icon (Figure 128). g031532 Figure 128 g306628 1. Sprayer-controller icon Figure 127 Incrementally adding product 1. Volume of water in the tank (example: 100.00 gal) 5. 120.00 gal Volume of water and product in the tank plus an increment amount of product (example: 140.00 gal) 2.
Selecting the Spray Nozzle—Preparing to Balance the Nozzle Valves Multi Pro 1750 Turf Sprayer Important: When you create a job, the nozzle size to which the GeoLink system is controlled shows on the X25 display. You must use the valve balance wizard each time you change spray nozzles. 1. Ensure that the agitation bypass valve is balanced, and that the spray system pressure is more than 207 kPa (30 psi); refer to your Operator's Manual. 2. Fill the sprayer tank with clean water. 3.
Note: If the nozzle that you are configuring is not in drop-down list, you will need to create a new nozzle before using the valve balancing wizard; contact your authorized Toro distributor, Toro NSN at 1-844-GEOLINK (1-844-436-5465), or GeoLinkNSN@toro.com for customer service. g205226 Figure 133 2. Valve balance wizard icon 1. Configuration icon Selecting the Spray Nozzle—Valve Balancing Wizard—Steps 1 through 3 Multi Pro 1750 Turf Sprayer 1.
6. At step 3 of the valve balancing wizard, If you need to set an different sprayer ground speed, press the speed icon (Figure 136). 7. Use the numeric pad to enter the ground speed at which you will spray, and then press the confirm icon (Figure 138). Note: If you spray in 1rst gear, enter 5.6 kph (3.5 mph); If you spray in 2nd gear, enter 9.7 (6.0 mph) g205648 Figure 136 1. Application rate icon 5. 2.
g307537 Figure 139 1. Next icon g307534 Figure 141 1. SPRAY RATE CONTROLLER icon 2. REQUESTED APPLICATION RATE icon Selecting the Spray Nozzle—Valve Balancing Wizard—Steps 4 through 6 Multi Pro 1750 Turf Sprayer 1. Press the accelerator pedal for full engine speed (wide-open throttle), set the throttle-lock switch of the machine (Figure 140). 3. 3. Confirm icon Wait until the target application rate displays on the dashboard (Figure 142). g307533 Figure 142 1.
g205521 Figure 144 1. Previous and next section icons 2. Section On/Off icon (ON indicated) g205437 Figure 143 1. Lock icon (flow rate stabilized) 2. Next icon 5. Press the next icon (Figure 143). 6. At step 5 of the valve balancing wizard, perform 1 of the following: 4. Wait indicator 5. Master switch icon (ON—green) 3. Active section bypass adjustment indicator • The application rate for the section valve is too high (Figure 145).
g205524 Figure 146 1. Flow rate (e.g., below the 0.500 target rate) g205520 Figure 145 1. Previous and next section icons (inactive) 3. Flow rate (e.g., above the 0.500 target rate) 2. Section On/Off icon (OFF indicated) 4. Reduce the flow indicator (close the bypass valve) A. Press the section On/Off icon (Figure 145) to shut off the section valve (red). B. Move to the back of the machine. C. Adjust the bypass valve at section valve 1 to reduce the flow rate to the target application rate. 2.
the bypass valves are adjusted, and press the confirm icon (Figure 150). Note: If you find that any section valves do not have its bypass valve adjusted, press the back icon to navigate the step 5 screen for that nozzle valve and perform steps 6 and 7 (Figure 150). g205523 Figure 148 1. Section valve balanced message 8. Repeat steps 6 and 7 for section valves 2 through 10 (Figure 149). g205525 Figure 150 1. Section valve balanced list (green—complete; red—incomplete) 3. Back icon 2. Scroll bar 4.
Configuring a New Job Region 1. Select a field, ensure that you have a boundary in the field, and the boundary is categorized; refer to Managing Field Information (page 19). 2. Press the JOB MENU icon (Figure 153). g205519 Figure 151 g203546 Figure 153 1. JOB MENU icon 3. Job region menu 2. CONFIGURE JOB REGIONS icon Selecting the Spray Nozzle Multi Pro 5800 Turf Sprayer 1. In the new job menu, press the nozzle icon (Figure 152). 3. Press the CONFIGURE JOB REGIONS icon (Figure 153). 4.
Operating the Spray System of the Machine 1. Set the 3 section switches (located in the control console of the machine) to the ON position (Figure 154 and Figure 155). 3. Press the master-switch icon (Figure 34) in the control-console display (Multi Pro 5800 turf sprayers only). 4. Drive into the spray area. Note: The machine starts spraying when the sprayer crosses into the defined spray area with the ASC control mode set the FIELD BOUNDARY position.
3. If the application rate products that you need is not currently selected (Figure 157), select an application rate product as follows. Note: If the application rate products that you need is not listed, create a new application rate product; refer to Creating a New Application Rate Product (page 47). A. In the product configuration window, press the PRODUCT NAME icon (Figure 157). g306641 Figure 158 g306640 Figure 157 1. PRODUCT NAME icon (product configuration window) 1. Confirm icon 3.
6. In the select field list, press the icon for a field (Figure 160); refer to Creating a New Field (page 20). 7. Press the JOB MENU icon (Figure 161). g306642 Figure 159 1. Current rate 2. Decrease and increase icons 5. 3. Preset-rate 1 icon 4. Preset-rate 2 icon Press the FIELD MENU icon, in the select field list press the icon for a field, and press the confirm icon (Figure 160). g203772 Figure 161 Note: The checkmark identifies the icon of the active field. 1. List of existing jobs 3.
Calibration and Testing Calibrating the Compass 1. Press the RECEIVER CALIBRATION icon (Figure 164). 2. Press the COMPASS icon (Figure 164). g305273 Figure 162 Multi-Pro 1750 1. Left section switch 3. Right section switch 2. Center section switch 4. Master section switch g305272 Figure 163 Multi-Pro 5800 g209223 Figure 164 1. Left section switch 3. Right section switch 2. Center section switch 4. Master section switch 10. 1.
g209126 Figure 165 6. Confirm the calibration (Figure 164). Calibrating the Flow Meter g307453 Customer provided equipment: Figure 166 • A graduated catch container (graduated in 0.01 ml 1. Full screen icon 2. SPRAY RATE CONTROLLER icon (1/2 fl. oz) increments is preferred) • A stopwatch capable of measuring ± 1/10 second. 2. Preparing for the Calibration 1. Ensure that the sprayer tank is clean. 2. Fill the sprayer tank with at least 150 gallons of fresh water. 3.
3. On the machine, set the sprayer pump switch to the ON position. 4. Set all the 3 spray section switches to the ON position. 5. Set the throttle to the FAST position. 6. On the command console, press the MASTER SWITCH icon. 7. On the machine, set the master section switch to the ON position. Note: The master section switch is located on the machine console. 8. 9.
master section switch of the machine to the OFF position. Note: The pulse counter and estimated volume counter stop. The time counter runs until you move to step 3 of 4 in the auto flow calibration wizard. g306657 Figure 172 1. Fluid level 2. Level surface g211486 Figure 171 1. Run the catch test. 2. Pulse counter, time counter, and estimated volume counter 6. 7. 2. 3. Next icon Step 1 Measurement (ml or oz) Set the throttle to the slow position, and shut off the spray pump.
g205127 Figure 174 Master section switch—Multi Pro 5800 turf sprayer, 2016 and after g211487 Figure 173 1. On-screen keypad 3. Next icon 2. VOLUME CAPTURED icon (auto flow calibration wizard—step 3 of 4) 4. Confirm icon (auto flow calibration wizard—step 4 of 4) 2. Press the next icon (Figure 173). 3. In step 4 of 4 in the auto flow calibration wizard, press the confirm icon (Figure 173).
7. Ensure that you have entered the proper calibration values. Setting the Self-Test Feature Note: The self-test feature simulates machine ground speed so that you can test the system without moving. This feature clears itself when the speed sensor detects that the vehicle is in motion. The self-test feature of the GeoLink system service the similar function as the test speed feature of the Multi Pro 1750 and Multi Pro 5800 machines. 1. Open the ASC (Auto-section controller) icon (Figure 176).
6. Press the MANUAL SPEED icon (Figure 179). g204020 Figure 180 g306266 Figure 179 1. Manual speed entry icon 3. Configuration icon 2. MANUAL SPEED icon 1. Decrease application-rate icon 2. Requested application-rate field 4. Sprayer-controller icon 3. Increase application-rate icon 6. Pre-set application-rate 2 Icon 5. Pre-set application-rate 1 icon 7. Press the manual speed entry icon (Figure 179). 8.
The system should automatically correct the target application rate. Alarm List (cont'd.) Note: If the system does not correct the application rate, review Setting the Self-Test Feature (page 69). 8. After spraying a swath, set the master-section switch to the OFF position. Note: This also shuts off the area calculations. 9. Verify the area covered and the volume of material sprayed.
Setup Configuration User Tab Region Options Topic Setting Option Description Select language Language Use the scroll bar to view the complete list of language choices. The control console requires a restart with a language change. Decimal point format Choose between (.) or (,) to represent the decimal point. Date format Choose between D MMM, YYYY or MMM D, YYYY date formats. Time format Choose between 12-hour or 24-hour time formats.
Region Options (cont'd.) Topic Setting Option Description Regional units Units Choose between metric, imperial US, or imperial UK units of measure. Selection of the Units value does not override other selected unit of measure values. Latitude/longitude format Choose between standard (decimal degree measurements 45.54) or DMS (degree, minute, second 45°, 23’, 16”) Pressure units Choose between kPa (kilopascal), psi (pounds per square inch), bar, or Default (based on the Units value).
Lightbar Options Topic Setting Option Description Light bar Choose between enabled or disabled. LED spacing Sets the ground distance from the wayline (guideline) that each LED represents. The larger the value, the larger the distance from the guideline each LED represents. Press the backspace arrow to erase the LED spacing measurement and enter a value between 0 to 2.0 m (0 to 78.74 inches). Additional Information Note: Units of measure based on the Units value.
Map Options Topic Setting Option Description Point of focus Choose Vehicle (places the vehicle in the center of the display screen) or Implement (places the implement in the center of the display screen). Map panning (enabled/disable) Choose Enable (the screen moves around in a map when the operator slides a finger across the screen) or Disable. Map focus auto-shift (enabled/disable) Choose Enable (aligns the vehicle icon to the center of the display screen when a mini view is open) or Disable.
Systems Tab Features Options Topic Setting Option Description License Options Export license data Insert a USB storage device into the back of the control console, and press the Export License Data icon to save console and license information to the storage device. Import license data Insert the USB storage device with the new license file into the back of the control console and press the Import License Data icon to update the current license.
Features Options (cont'd.) Topic Setting Option Description Guidance Features Guidance (enabled/disable) A standard feature that is always enabled. Auto steer (enabled/disable) Additional Information Inactive feature—do not change this setting.
Features Options (cont'd.) Topic Setting Option Description Implement Features Auto section control Choose Enable (allows the spray system to turn on nozzles for new areas that you want to spray and shut off nozzles you have already sprayed) or Disable. Variable rate control Additional Information Inactive feature—do not change this setting.
Features Options (cont'd.) Topic Setting Option Description Quick Start Settings Export job report for previous job Choose Enable (adds a task to the quick start menu to export the job report for previous job) or Disable. Change field Choose Enable (adds a task to the quick start menu to change the field selection. Actions include Select Field, Auto-Locate Field, or Create Field) or Disable. Record boundary Choose Enable (adds a task to the quick start menu to record a boundary) or Disable.
Alarm Options Topic Setting Option Description General alarm setup All General Alarms (enabled/disable) Choose Enable (automatically enables all general alarm types) or Disable. End of Row Choose Enable (the alarm sounds when the machine approaches the edge of the boundary.
Alarm Options (cont'd.) Topic Setting Option Description Implement alarm setup No comms alarm Choose Enable (the alarm triggers if the console is unable to communicate with the ECU) or Disable. Sprayer alarm setup All Sprayer Alarms Choose Enable (automatically enables all sprayer alarm types) or Disable. Incorrect rate Choose Enable (the alarm triggers when the sprayer in the auto mode and cannot spray at the target application rate.
Configuring an Auxiliary Mapping Rover 2. An auxiliary mapping rover is a non-sprayer machine used for mapping only field boundaries. 1. Install the satellite receiver onto the mapping-rover machine. 2. Install the command console onto the mapping-rover machine. 3. Disconnect the battery. 4. Connect the wire harness to the following: • Satellite receiver • Command console • Key-switch controlled electrical circuit, g304161 Figure 182 protected with a fuse (15 A). 1.
5. Creating the Auxiliary Mapping Rover Vehicle Measure the distance between the top of the satellite receiver and the ground (Figure 183, and record your measurement in the geometry form. Note: The example in this procedure uses a Workman GTX with an optional roll bar. Vehicle-Geometry Form Description Measurement Front and rear axle centerline (A) Rear axle centerline and satellite receiver center (B) Machine centerline and satellite receiver center (C) Rear axle centerline and ground (D) 1.
g304159 Figure 188 g304133 Figure 186 1. VEHICLE NAME icon (default name shown) 7. Entering Vehicle Geometry 2. Confirm icon Important: This procedure requires expert or dealer mode user access level; contact your authorized Toro distributor, Toro NSN at 1-844-GEOLINK (1-844-436-5465), or GeoLinkNSN@toro.com for customer service. In the new vehicle dialog box, press the confirm icon (Figure 187). Note: The auto-detecting implement wizard Note: The example in this procedure uses a runs.
2. Press the rear axle centerline and satellite receiver center icon (B), use the on-screen keypad to enter the measurement that you recorded in the vehicle-geometry form of Measuring the Vehicle Geometry (page 82), and press the confirm icon (Figure 190). g304164 Figure 191 1. Machine centerline and satellite receiver center icon (C) 4. g304166 2.
Note: The example in this procedure uses a the measurement that you recorded in the vehicle-geometry form of Measuring the Vehicle Geometry (page 82), and press the confirm icon (Figure 193). Workman GTX with the mapping point aligned with a front tire. 1. Press the IMPLEMENT icon and the GEOMETRY icon (Figure 195). g304165 Figure 193 1. Satellite receiver and ground icon (E) 6. 2. Confirm icon (on-screen keypad) Press the EXIT SETUP icon (Figure 194). g304229 Figure 195 1. GEOMETRY icon 3.
g304230 Figure 196 Setting Boundary Offset g304248 Figure 197 Important: The boundary offset procedures 1. FIELD MENU icon require dealer mode user access level; contact your authorized Toro distributor, Toro NSN at 1-844-GEOLINK (1-844-436-5465), or GeoLinkNSN@toro.com for customer service. 3. Boundary offset settings box 2. BOUNDARY RECORDING OFFSET icon Note: The example in this procedure uses a Changing the Recording Offset Side Workman GTX with the mapping point aligned 15.
g304262 Figure 199 1. ADDITIONAL OFFSET icon 4. Old recording point position (outside surface, rear tire) 2. Boundary recording-point symbol 5. New recording point position with side-offset distance g304260 Figure 198 1. RECORDING OFFSET icon 2. Boundary recording-point symbol (right position) 4. Confirm icon 5. Boundary recording-point symbol (left position) 3. LEFT icon and RIGHT icon 3. Confirm icon (on-screen keypad) 2. 2.
Changing Vehicle Types Important: This procedure requires expert or dealer mode user access level; contact your authorized Toro distributor, Toro NSN at 1-844-GEOLINK (1-844-436-5465), or GeoLinkNSN@toro.com for customer service. The example in this procedure changes the control console vehicle type from a mapping vehicle to a sprayer machine. 1. On the setup screen, press the VEHICLE icon and the SELECT icon (Figure 202). g304273 Figure 200 1. ADDITIONAL FRONT OFFSET icon 4.
Using the Manual Control To boost pressure for the hose reel and mixing chemicals, use the manual control to boost pressure. Improving the Application Rate Response Time Multi Pro 5800 Machines Set the agitation PWM (preset agitation value) to approximately 69 kPa (10 psi) above the target-spraying pressure. Creating a Backup File of Boundaries Save a backup file of all field boundaries in an alternate location.
Maintenance Recommended Maintenance Schedule(s) Maintenance Service Interval Maintenance Procedure • Clean the flowmeter (more often when using wettable powders). Every 200 hours Cleaning the Flowmeter 6. Assemble the flowmeter. Service Interval: Every 200 hours 7. Install the sensor until it gently touches the bottom of the housing, then back out the sensor until the alignment marks are parallel with the flow arrow of the flanged body (Figure 206). 8. Carefully tighten the jam nut of the sensor.
Technical Assistance Accessing the GPS Accuracy Information For many errors an error code, or trouble code, will display. It is also possible to view the errors on the screen. The errors listed below are common and are correctable. For other errors or if a problem persists, always record the error message including any code displayed and report to your distributor or contact your authorized Toro distributor, Toro NSN at 1-844-GEOLINK (1-844-436-5465), or GeoLinkNSN@toro.com for customer service.
g305244 Figure 211 1. CL55 icon 3. g303850 Figure 209 1. Link quality (RTK diagnostic dialog box) 5. 2. Confirm icon Press the CL55 icon to display the signal strength information.(Figure 211), and verify that the modem signal strength is between -60 dBm and -99 dBm. Note: If the modem signal is equal to or less than -100 dBm, contact your authorized Toro distributor, Toro NSN at 1-844-GEOLINK (1-844-436-5465), or NSNTech@toro.com for customer service. Press the confirm icon to close the dialog box.
Note: The control console saves the support desk information to memory. Connecting to the Support Desk Personnel 1. Press the SUPPORT DESK icon for customer service, saved to the support desk list (Figure 214). g298212 Figure 214 g298213 1. SUPPORT DESK icon (customer service) Figure 212 1. ADD SUPPORT DESK icon 2. USER icon 2. REQUEST SUPPORT DESK icon FROM 3. REMOTE SUPPORT icon 2. 3. If no support desk entries appear in the remote support window, press the ADD SUPPORT DESK icon (Figure 212).
Troubleshooting Problem There is no power to the display. The sprayer does not spray. Possible Cause Corrective Action 1. The harness connectors are not installed correctly. 1. Ensure that the connectors are installed correctly at the back of the X25 control console. 2. The in-line fuse (10 A) for the X25 control console is open (blown). 3. The battery connections are loose. 2. Replace the fuse. 3. Secure the battery connections. 1. The master-control switch for the machine is shut off. 1.
Problem Possible Cause Corrective Action There is condensation inside the display of the X25 control console. 1. The display warms up too quickly in direct sunlight with the display set at 100 percent brightness. 1. Change the screen brightness to 85 percent and allow the display to warm up. The X25 control console displays a crash report notification. 1. Improperly powering down the console display. 1. Clear the crash report from Inventory Manager.
Notes:
Notes:
EEA/UK Privacy Notice Toro’s Use of Your Personal Information The Toro Company (“Toro”) respects your privacy. When you purchase our products, we may collect certain personal information about you, either directly from you or through your local Toro company or dealer.
