Software Guide

ManualsBrandsToro ManualsRiding ProductsMulti Pro 5800-D Turf Sprayer with ExcelaRate Spray System

FormNo.3431-740RevA

MultiPro

5800-DTurfSprayerwithExcelaRate

SpraySystem

ModelNo.41393TE—SerialNo.400000000andUp

SoftwareGuide

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Introduction

TheSoftwareGuidefortheMultiPro5800-Dand

5800-GTurfSprayerwithExcelaRateSpraySystem

providesinformationforusingsprayersystem

informationandcontrolsprayersystemfunctions.

Contents

Introduction...............................................................1

Setup........................................................................1

BeforeUsingtheSprayer....................................1

ProductOverview.....................................................2

Controls.............................................................2

Operation..................................................................3

BeforeOperation...................................................3

AccessingtheMainMenuScreen.......................3

InfoCenterMainSubMenus...............................4

CalibratingtheSprayer.....................................14

DuringOperation.................................................26

InfoCenterSprayAreaScreens........................26

InfoCenterAdvisories.......................................28

InfoCenterFaultCodes.....................................29

Maintenance...........................................................30

ServiceScreens...............................................30

DiagnosticsScreens.........................................31

AboutScreens..................................................32

Setup

BeforeUsingtheSprayer

PreparingtheMachinewhen

SprayingintheApplicationRate

Mode

1.Fillthesprayertankandfreshwatertank;refer

tollingthespraytankandllingthefresh-water

tankproceduresintheOperator’sManual.

2.Calibratethesprayersystem;refertoCalibrating

theSprayer(page14).

3.Settheapplicationratevalue(s)andactive

applicationrateforthesprayerjob;referto

SettingtheRate1orRate2Value(page5)and

SettingtheActiveRate(page4).

4.Asneeded,congurethefollowingoptional

settings:

•Settheboostpercentage;refertoSettingthe

BoostPercentage(page5).

•IfyouareusingtheLOWLIMITINDICATOR,

enterthevolumeofchemicalinthesprayer

tank;refertoSettingtheTankVolume(page

6).

•Setthelowlimitindicatorandthelowlimit

volumevalueforthetank;refertoSettingthe

LowLimitIndicator(page6)andSettingthe

LowLimitVolumeValue(page7).

•Setthepresetagitationvalue;refertoSetting

thePresetAgitationValue(ApplicationRate

ModeOnly)(page7).

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Summary of content (36 pages)

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Form No. 3431-740 Rev A Pro® Multi 5800-D Turf Sprayer with ExcelaRate Spray System Model No. 41393TE—Serial No. 400000000 and Up Software Guide Read this information carefully to learn how to operate and maintain your product properly and to avoid injury and product damage. You are responsible for operating the product properly and safely.
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Preparing the Machine when Spraying in the Manual Mode Product Overview 1. Fill the sprayer tank and fresh water tank; refer to filling the spray tank and filling the fresh-water tank procedures in the Operator’s Manual. 2. As needed, configure the following optional settings: • Optional: If you are using the Controls InfoCenter Home Screen When you start the machine, the home screen appears, displaying the corresponding icons that apply (i.e.
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Master-Section Indicator Rinse-System Indicator The master-section indicator displays when the master section switch is in the ON position (Figure 1). Optional Kit The rinse-system indicator displays when the rinse system is active (Figure 1). Sprayer-Section Indicators Agitation Indicator The left, right, and/or center sprayer sections display when any of the sprayer-section switches are in the ON position (Figure 1). The agitation indicator displays when the agitation valve is open (Figure 1).
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This screen displays and allows you to set the Active (application) Rate, Rate 1, Rate 2, and the Boost-rate percentage. Setting the Active Rate Use the active rates option to set the sprayer preset rate to either rate 1 or rate 2. 1. Press button 1 or 2 to navigate to the option (Figure 5). ACTIVE RATE g193014 Figure 3 1. Up arrow 6. Button 4 2. 3. 4. 5. 7. Select arrow 8. Button 5 9.
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Setting the Rate 1 or Rate 2 Value 1. Boost is active only as long as you hold buttons 1 and 5, then returns the set rate when you no longer press and hold the buttons. Press button 1 or 2 to navigate to the RATE 1 or 2 options (Figure 6). RATE 1. Press button 1 or 2 to navigate to the boost-rate percentage option (Figure 8). g191782 Figure 6 g191781 Figure 8 2. Press button 4 to select the sprayer RATE option (Figure 6). 3.
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Settings 1. Setting the Tank Volume 1. To access the SETTINGS screen, press button 2 on the MAIN MENU screen to navigate to the Settings option (Figure 10). Press button 1 or 2 to navigate to the option (Figure 12). TANK VOLUME g191833 Figure 12 g192022 Figure 10 2. Press button 4 to select (Figure 10). SETTINGS 2. Press button 3 or 4 to raise or lower the value for the volume of chemical in the sprayer tank (Figure 12). 3.
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Setting the Low Limit Volume Value 1. speed you intend to run the machine, adjust the preset agitation value until the sprayer system pressure is between 1.5 to 2.0 times the target sprayer pressure that you identified in step 1. Press button 1 or 2 to navigate to the LOW LIMIT volume option (Figure 14). For example, if you are spraying at 2.76 bar (40 psi), initially set Preset Agitation to achieve a system pressure of 4.1 to 5.5 bar (60 to 80 psi).
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Display Settings 1. 3. Press button 1 or 2 to navigate to the option (Figure 16). DISPLAY Press button 5 to save the setting, exit the UNITS screen, and return to the Settings screen (Figure 17). Setting the Display Language 1. Press buttons 1 or 2 to navigate to the LANGUAGE option (Figure 18). g191894 Figure 16 2. Press button 4 to select (Figure 16).
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Setting the Display Backlighting or Contrast 1. Setting Protection for Menus Press buttons 1 or 2 to navigate to the BACKLIGHT or the CONTRAST option (Figure 20). Note: Refer to Changing PIN Settings—Assessing the PIN Settings Sub-menu (page 10) for related information. 1. Press buttons 1 or 2 to navigate to the option (Figure 21). PROTECTED MENUS g191898 g191896 Figure 21 2. Press button 4 to select the PROTECTED MENUS entry (Figure 21). 3.
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Changing PIN Settings—Assessing the PIN Settings Sub-menu 1. Press buttons 1 or 2 on the DISPLAY screen to navigate to the PIN SETTINGS option (Figure 23). g034292 Figure 24 g034290 Figure 23 2. 3. 1. Digit 1 4. Digit 4 2. Digit 2 5. Enter PIN 3. Digit 3 Press button 4 to select PIN SETTINGS sub-menu (Figure 23). Changing PIN Settings—Setting PIN Entry Requirements Press buttons 1 through 4 to enter your PIN code. When you complete entering the PIN, press button 5 (Figure 24). 1.
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Changing PIN Settings—Changing the PIN Code 1. Press buttons 1 or 2 to select the option (Figure 26). PIN CHANGE g034306 Figure 27 g034303 Figure 26 1. Digit 1 4. Digit 4 2. Digit 2 5. Enter PIN 3. Digit 3 2. Press button 4 to select the (Figure 26). 3. Press buttons 1 through 4 to enter your PIN code. When you complete entering the PIN, press button 5 (Figure 24). PIN CHANGE 5. entry At the enter new PIN screen, press buttons 1 through 4 to enter your new PIN code.
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6. At the conform screen, press buttons 1 through 4 to enter your new PIN code. When you complete entering the PIN, press button 5 (Figure 29). 2. Press button 4 to turn the audio indicator ON or OFF (Figure 31). g191889 Figure 31 3. Press button 5 to save the setting, exit the screen, and return to the SETTINGS screen (Figure 31). MUTE g034308 Figure 29 1. Digit 1 4. Digit 4 2. Digit 2 5. Enter PIN Setting the Boom Widths The boom-width settings are pre-populated at the manufacturing plant.
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g191707 g224287 Figure 35 Figure 33 4. Press button 3 or button 4 to lower or raise the boom width value (Figure 33). 4. Press button 4 to reset the settings for the selected option (Figure 35). 5. Press button 5 to save your settings and exit the BOOM WIDTH screen, and return to the SETTINGS screen (Figure 33). 5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 for other options that you want to reset (Figure 35). 6.
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Calibrating the Sprayer Application Rate Mode Note: To calibrate the sprayer for manual mode operation, refer to setting the section—bypass valves in the Operator’s Manual for the machine. 1. Ensure that the sprayer tank is clean; refer to Cleaning the Sprayer System in the Operator’s Manual. 2. To access the Calibration screen press buttons 1 or 2 on the MAIN MENU screen to navigate to the CALIBRATION option (Figure 39). g191701 g192024 Figure 39 g191700 Figure 37 4. 3.
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Evaluating the Which Type of Flow Calibration to Perform Optional 1 boom calibration: Calibrate the left or center or right sprayer section if you typically spray with 1 sprayer section. Perform this optional calibration after performing the 3-sprayer-section calibration and 2-sprayer-section calibration. Use the Sprayer Sections Table to help determine how you typically spray turf with the machine and which flow calibration to perform.
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g192583 Figure 41 g192636 3. 4. Figure 43 Press button 4 to select Flow calibration option (Figure 41). 1. Sprayer-pump switch 3. Throttle 2. Agitation switch Fill the sprayer tank half full—600 L or 150 US gallons of water (Figure 42). 8. Note: You can cancel the flow calibration by pressing button 5. A message displays confirming that you canceled the flow calibration. Move the throttle to the FAST position (Figure 43) and allow the engine to run for 10 minutes.
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g192605 g192607 Figure 44 Figure 46 1. Section-bypass shutoff valve (closed position) 3. Press button 2 to advance to the next step (Figure 44). 4. Set the sprayer mode switch to the manual position (Figure 45). 6. Set the agitation switch to the OFF position and set the throttle to the FAST position (Figure 43). 7. Press button 2 to advance to the next step (Figure 45). Preparing the Sprayer Section(s) for the Catch Test 1.
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g192867 g192945 Figure 48 Performing the Sprayer Section Catch Test Note: Ready the graduated catch container. 1. Set the master section switch to the ON position (Figure 47). 2. Use the application-rate switch to adjust the sprayer system pressure to approximately 276 kPa (40 psi); refer to Figure 49. g192944 Figure 47 1. Left spray-section switch 3. Right spray-section switch 2. Center spray-section switch 4. Master section switch 2. 3. Press button 2 to advance to the next step (Figure 47).
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g192976 Figure 50 Note: The sprayer system automatically opens the section valve, the sprayer nozzles spray for the catch test period, and the sprayer system automatically shuts off the section valve. 5. Catch the water from the sprayer nozzle until the sprayer flow shuts off (Figure 51). g193416 Figure 52 3. Level surface 1. Highest point of the fluid-surface curve (do not measure here) 2. Lowest point of the fluid-surface curve (measure here) 7. g193177 Figure 51 6.
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system pressure and proceed to the next step. • If the volume is too high, use the application-rate switch to lower the sprayer system pressure and proceed to the next step. 9. 10. Repeat steps 4 through 8 until the volume of fluid in the graduated catch container ± 7.4 ml (1/4 fl oz) of the Target Volume displayed on the InfoCenter screen. Press button 2 to proceed to Performing the Calibration Calculation (page 20). g192852 Figure 54 Performing the Calibration Calculation 1.
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Note: You will set only the sprayer section If the calibration value is out of bounds (Figure 57), contact your authorized Toro service dealer; otherwise, review the error message and repeat the calibrations steps in Preparing for the Catch Test (page 16), Performing the Sprayer Section Catch Test (page 18), and Performing the Calibration Calculation (page 20). switches (Figure 38) to the ON position that you identified for calibration in Evaluating the Which Type of Flow Calibration to Perform (page 15).
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Speed Calibration Preparing for the Speed Calibration 1. Press buttons 1 or 2 on the CALIBRATION sub-menu to navigate to the SPEED option (Figure 60). g192423 Figure 62 4. Press button 2 to advance to the next step (Figure 61). 5. Mark a starting line on a testing area of turf (Figure 63). g192290 Figure 60 2. Press button 4 to select Speed calibration option (Figure 60). 3. Fill the sprayer tank half full—600 L or 150 US gal of water (Figure 61). g192333 Figure 63 6.
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7. Mark a finishing line on a testing area of turf (Figure 33). 8. Press button 2 to move the next step (Figure 64). 9. Enter the Use buttons 3 or 4 to change the entered-distance value the InfoCenter and press button 2 (Figure 65). g192356 g192348 Figure 65 1. Entered-distance value g192354 Figure 66 Performing the Speed Calibration 1. Move the machine to align the front tires on the starting line. 2.
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g192424 Figure 69 g192380 Figure 67 1. Measured-distance value 5. 2. Entered-distance value 6. • A message displays confirming that the speed calibration is successful (Figure 68). Press button 5 to exit the Speed Calibration screen (Figure 68 or Figure 69). Move the throttle to the SLOW position, shut off the engine, engage the parking brake, and remove the ignition key.
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2. Press button 4 to select SPEED calibration option (Figure 70). 6. 3. Press buttons 1 or 2 to navigate to the option (Figure 71). 7. SPEED Press button 4 to toggle ON or OFF the test speed simulation (Figure 72). Press button 5 to save your settings and exit the screen, and return to the CALIBRATE screen (Figure 72).
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During Operation InfoCenter Spray Area Screens Use the area screens to get information about the following: • Area sprayed (acres, hectares, or 1000 ft2) • Volume sprayed (US gallon or liters) Using the Total Area Screen g193543 • Use the Total Area screen to track the total number of acres and gallons that you have sprayed across all areas since the total area and total area volume information was last reset.
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2. sub-area and sub-area volume information for active and inactive sub-areas. Press button 2 for the Total Area screen (Figure 76). Note: If the volume sprayed and area sprayed data for a selected sub-area is cleared, the sprayer system deducts that sub-area volume sprayed and area sprayed quantity from the total volume sprayed and total area sprayed data. To make a different sub-area active, press and release buttons 3 or 4 on the InfoCenter.
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2. • Press button 3 to change the active sub-area button 3 to select the Sub-Area screen (Figure 77). Use the InfoCenter buttons (Figure 77) to perform the following actions: • Press button 1 to return to the Home screen. • Press button 2 to navigate to the Total Area screen. to the next sub-area. • Press and release button 4 to change the active sub-area to the previous sub-area. Press and hold the button 4 to reset area and volume sprayed for the active sub-area.
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Advisories Table (cont'd.
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Fault Code Table (cont'd.) Fault ID Affected Component or System Description Recommended Action 3 Main power relay fault The main power relay is not supplying current. 4 Charging system fault Alternator voltage is too high or too low. 14 Software version incompatibility The software versions are mismatched 17 Starter timeout The starter was engaged too long. 18 Taction pedal neutral switch The traction pedal switch does not match ground speed.
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Diagnostics Screens 1. To access the Diagnostics screen press buttons 1 or 2 on the Main Menu screen to navigate to the DIAGNOSTICS option (Figure 83); refer to Accessing the Main Menu Screen (page 3). g192028 Figure 81 • The number of hours the key was in the ON position. • The number of until service is due. g192025 Figure 83 • The number hours the sprayer pump has run. 4. 5. To reset the hours for all counter information, press button 3 (Figure 81). 2.
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g192032 Figure 87 4. Press button 5 to exit the FAULT VIEWER screen, and return to the DIAGNOSTIC screen (Figure 87). g192033 Figure 85 4. About Screens 1. Press button 5 to exit the INPUT/OUTPUT screen, and return to the DIAGNOSTIC screen (Figure 84). To access the About screen press buttons 1 or 2 on the MAIN MENU screen to navigate to the ABOUT option (Figure 88). Viewing the Sprayer System Faults 1.
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g192034 Figure 89 3. Press buttons 1 or 2 to scroll the machine information screen, the TEC controller information screen, or the InfoCenter information screen (Figure 89). 4. Press button 5 to exit the ABOUT screen, and return to the DIAGNOSTIC screen (Figure 87).
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Notes:
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Notes:
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