Viper 2.08 Specifications download pdf (Page 161)

Manual # 016-0159-894 Rev H 01/07

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4-Using the

Viper System

C H A P T E R

USING THE VIPER SYSTEM

After you have learned to navigate the Viper interface, you are ready to start using

the system. Please be aware that once you have completed certain fields during the

job setup process, the Viper system will automatically fill in the fields for you with

the same contents the next time you start a job. You can make changes to these

fields when you go through the setup if you wish to do so. Examples of these

automated fields include: Product Application, Swath Guidance type, AccuBoom

Control, Swath Pattern, AccuBoom Spray/No-Spray, Number of Products, Product

Name, Product Chaining, Chained Product Name, and Enable Auto Advance. You

will see these fields as you go through the process of starting a new job. The next

time you start a new job, these fields will automatically be filled in for you with the

selections you made while setting up the previous job.

Jobs

A job is a collection of information about the area of a field in which you are using

Viper to apply a product. This information includes:

 Prescription map information

 Product controller system information

 Boom control information

 Application information

From the Menu button on the Viper screen, you have the option to:

 Start a new job

 Open an existing Job, if you have one saved

 Create an application report

New Jobs

Viper allows you to either start a new job from scratch or to start a new job using an

existing job boundary. Once you have opened a job, you can access the tabs dis-

played on the Main screen. Your access to the tabs depend upon the features you

purchased with the Viper system. When you start a new job, Viper uses the current

date and time as the job name. You can change the job name to reflect your new job.

Helpful Hint: If you are running the Viper system with a Raven

CAN bus system, make sure that all nodes have been correctly

programmed and that they are recognized by Viper. Refer to

Chapter 2 for more information about programming and configuring

a CAN bus system.

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