Interactive Manual

Introduction

The GeoLink^® Precision Spray System automatically controls the spray application rate and the spraying area. The system monitors the area sprayed, the speed of the vehicle, and the total volume of material sprayed. You set the target volume per unit area to spray and the spray system automatically maintains the flow within the proper range of the vehicle speed and continually displays the actual volume of material per area sprayed.

Read this manual carefully to learn how to operate and maintain your product properly. The information in this manual can help you and others avoid injury and product damage. Although Toro designs and produces safe products, you are responsible for operating the product properly and safely. You may contact Toro directly at www.Toro.com for product and accessory information, help finding a dealer, or to register your product.

Whenever you need service, genuine Toro parts, or additional information, contact an Authorized Service Dealer or Toro Customer Service and have the model and serial numbers of your product ready.

This manual identifies potential hazards and has safety messages identified by the safety-alert symbol (Figure 1), which signals a hazard that may cause serious injury or death if you do not follow the recommended precautions.

Figure 1

Safety-alert symbol

This manual uses 2 words to highlight information. Important calls attention to special mechanical information and Note emphasizes general information worthy of special attention.

Warning

CALIFORNIA

Proposition 65 Warning

This product contains a chemical or chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or reproductive harm.

Use of this product may cause exposure to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.

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.
Never allow children or people unfamiliar with these instructions to use the controls.
Never spray while people, especially children, or pets are nearby.
Chemicals can injure people, animals, plants, soils, or other property. To avoid personal injury and environmental damage:
- Select the proper chemicals for the job.
- Follow the manufacturer’s instructions on the chemical container labels. Apply and handle chemicals as recommended.
- Handle and apply the chemicals with care.
- Wear all necessary protective equipment.
- Handle chemicals in well-ventilated areas.
- Never smoke when handling chemicals.
- Properly dispose of unused chemicals and containers.
Keep in mind that the operator or user is responsible for accidents or hazards occurring to other people or for damage to property.

Product Overview

Figure 2

Control console

Figure 3

Satellite receiver

Figure 4

Automatic section and application rate controller (ASC)

Figure 5

Turbine-type flowmeter

Figure 6

Pressure transducer

Screen Brightness Buttons

Use the SCREEN BRIGHTNESS icons (Figure 7) to adjust the screen brightness of the control console:

Press the (-) SCREEN BRIGHTNESS button to reduce display brightness.
Press the (+) SCREEN BRIGHTNESS button to increase display brightness.
Press the BRIGHTNESS MODE button to select 1 of the following:
- Auto (uses the light sensor in the control console to adjust the screen brightness)
- Day mode (preset screen brightness for machine operation during bright ambient light)
- Night mode (preset screen brightness for machine operation during low ambient light)

Figure 7

Help button
USB eject button
Screen capture/home button
Screen brightness button
Screen brightness button
Brightness mode (auto, day mode, and night mode) icon

Power Button

Important: The system powers ON when you start the machine. The power button is not needed to start the system.

During normal operation, power ON the X-30 spray system with the key switch in the RUN position.

Note: If you need to restart the X-30 spray system, you can push the power button at the back of the control console (Figure 8).The screen and light bar begin to flash when the system turns on.
Power OFF the X-30 spray system with the key switch in the SHUT OFF position.

Note: In an emergency, you can press the power button at the back of the control console (Figure 8) to shut off the X-30 spray system.

Note: Turning off the console correctly does not affect the data stored in the ECU memory.

Note: Do not push the red button, it resets the system.

Figure 8

Reset button—red
Power button—green

Help Button

The help button displays the names of the icons on the current screen (Figure 7). Pushing the help button displays the descriptive text for that control (Figure 9). Press the help button again to clear the individual help icons.

Figure 9

Individual help icon
Descriptive text

USB Eject Button

Press the USB EJECT button before you remove a USB device from the X-30 control console (Figure 7).

Note: The USB port (not shown) is located on the left side of the console

Screen Capture/Home Button

To use the home button, press the SCREEN CAPTURE/HOME button. Use the home button to reduce the clutter of the operation screen or quickly return to display the required information in the operation screen.

To capture a screen image on the display, press and hold the SCREEN CAPTURE/HOME button to record the image onto the USB storage device.

Cancel and Confirm Buttons

Use these buttons to cancel or confirm an entry or a selection. You must select 1 of these buttons to progress from any screen displaying them (Figure 10).

Figure 10

Implement Color Indicators

These indicators show the position and direction of the vehicle and its implement.

The implement color indicates the status of the product application as follows (Figure 11):

Red—the section is off.
Blue—the section is inhibited (on and not flowing, typically due to low speed or pressure).
Yellow—the section is on and not flowing intentionally (typically due to auto-section control stopping the flow).
Green—the section is on and flowing.

Figure 11

The following are important acronyms for the user to understand:

WAAS (Wide Area Augmentation System)—This positioning-correction system was developed by the US Federal Aviation Administration to serve as an air navigation aid by improving the accuracy and availability of the GPS signals.
RTK (Real Time Kinematic)— RTK Network - a group of land-base stations that transmit position data to a server through the internet. GPS guided machines equipped with RTK correction exchange data with the server, transmitting position information and receiving correction information through cellular data exchanges. The server uses the position data from the base station to calculate position-correction data and transmits it to the vehicles through the cellular modem. The corrected GPS position provides location accuracy between 1 to 2 cm (0.39 to 0.79 inch) in real time.
GLONASS (Global Navigation Satellite System (Russian GNSS))—This allows the GPS receiver to use the Russian satellite navigation system in addition to GPS.

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 control console also monitors the area sprayed, the speed of the vehicle, and the total volume of material sprayed.

You can configure global positioning system options for the GeoLink system 2 ways:

Set the GPS to use the WAAS with the RTK correction (GPS signal with position and location correction data transmitted through a cellular modem).
Set the GPS to use the WAAS only (GPS with no correction data) for location and guidance.

Setting the GeoLink system to use the WAAS with RTK correction increases the positioning accuracy of the GeoLink spray system and enables additional capabilities with the control console.

Note: Ensure that the sprayer is calibrated correctly before starting to spray.

Note: Ensure that the InfoCenter is set to GeoLink before using the display to spray.

Understanding the Different Display Modes

The availability of the sprayer controls, options, and settings depend upon which display mode you are using. The display mode is controlled through the user access level menu on the settings screen.

Easy Mode—This mode is intended for general spraying that all operators can use.
Standard Mode—This mode is intended for job setup, field boundary creation, calibration and general spraying. You can password protect the standard mode and use this mode for setting up extra features of the GeoLink system. The standard mode information is in video format. Please refer to the videos on the USB drive that came with the GeoLink system or on www.Toro.com.

Note: Use the standard mode when you map a spray boundary.
Expert Mode—This mode is intended for the distributor to use when diagnosing and troubleshooting system issues. The expert mode is password protected and allows the distributor to help with customer service.

Figure 12

Settings screen

Current access level
List of access levels

Starting the Display

Ensure that the GeoLink components and finish kit are installed.
Start the machine and wait a few seconds for the console to start.

Note: The green button turns the display power on and off. Turning off the display computer does not affect the data stored in the computer.

Note: The red button resets the display and may lose unsaved data. Reset the display only if the display freezes or cannot be turned off in the normal way. Do not reset the display unless there is a problem.

Understanding the LED Lights

Figure 13

LED light bar
Light sensor
Console battery-status LED
Supply-status LED

LED light bar—as the console powers up, the lightbar will show red, green, and then blue.
Light sensor—helps determine the display brightness in AUTO mode.
Console battery-status LED—the following is a general guide to the meaning of battery status LED colors.
- LED is green—the console battery is fully charged.
- LED is yellow—the console battery is partly charged.
- LED is red—the console battery is discharged.
- LED is blue and flashing—the console battery is charging.
Supply status LED—the following is a general guide to the meaning of power supply status LED colors.
- LED is green—good supply
- LED is yellow—low supply
- LED is red—very low supply or off

Using the Touch Screen

You access, add, or modify sprayer information on the display by touching the screen and working with the individual icons.

Select any icon on the screen to display what is shown on the screen.
Further options display when you press a particular icon.
Select options as required.
Confirm the new display (Figure 10).

Selecting a Language and Accepting the License Agreement

The screen that follows the splash screen displays the language selection and the EULA (end user license agreement).

If needed, press the languages icon to change the display to a different language (Figure 14).

Note: Setting the language in the EULA screen changes the language setting throughout the user interface. You can also change the language in the User settings.
Figure 14
1. Languages icon
2. Yes icon
At the language selection dialogue box, navigate to your preferred language, select it from the list, and press the Yes icon (Figure 15).

The control console starts in the selected language.
Figure 15
1. Selected language
2. Confirm icon
Read the EULA (Figure 14).

Use the scroll bar to navigate to the bottom of the screen. The YES icon will change to green (Figure 14).
Press the YES icon to move to the home screen (Figure 14).

Using the Master Switch

The master switch on the screen turns the sprayer system on (Figure 16). This switch does not work when the section switches or the foot switch is off.

Figure 16

Green master-switch icon (system ready, sprayer controller on)
White (standby)

The master switch indicates the readiness of the system by the following colors:

Green—indicates that the system is ready and the sprayer controller is on and working.
White—sprayer controller is in standby.
Red—indicates that the system is not ready and the sprayer controller is off and cannot be used.

When the master switch icon is red, press the icon to display the master switch status, which shows the number of active alarms (Figure 17).

Figure 17

At any time, press the confirm icon (Figure 17) to return to the main screen and complete the necessary corrective action.

Selecting the Correct Units of Measure

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.

Press the setup icon on the main screen (Figure 18).
Figure 18
1. Setup icon
Press the user icon (Figure 19).
Figure 19
1. Unit categories
2. Units icon
3. User icon
4. Region icon
Press the region icon (Figure 20).
Press the units icon (Figure 20).
As needed, select the correct units and application rate, and press the confirm icon (Figure 20).
Figure 20
1. Current unit of measure
2. List of units of measure

Using the Easy Mode

The easy mode is for spraying areas with defined boundaries, allowing you to select the jobs and display the spraying area.

Figure 21

Easy-mode screen

System-information icon
Guidance icon
Job-information icon
Auto-section control-configuration icon
Sprayer-controller icon
Inventory-manager icon
Setup icon
Sprayer dashboard
Master-switch icon
Job-menu icon
Field-menu icon
Quick-start icon
Zoom-function icon
Screen-view icon
Center-map view
Boundary-selection icon
Boom-display icon

Using the Different Spraying Methods

Automatic Section Control (ASC) Icon
Setting	Description
ASC ON	GeoLink controls the operation of the individual nozzle sections.
ASC OFF	The operator controls the nozzle sections as groups with the left, center, and right spray-section switches.
ASC INHIBITED (MANUAL MODE)	The operator controls the nozzle sections as groups with the left, center, and right spray-section switches.

Boundary Limit Icon
Setting	Description
FIELD BOUNDARY	GeoLink turns on nozzle sections as the turf sprayer enters the boundary of a work region that you defined for a spraying job.
	GeoLink turns off nozzle sections as the turf sprayer enters excluded regions within the work region.
	GeoLink turns off nozzle sections as the turf sprayer exits the boundary of a work region.
	GeoLink turns off nozzle sections where pass-to-pass spraying overlaps.
UNLIMITED	GeoLink does not control nozzle sections within the boundary of a work region or excluded regions within the work region.
UNLIMITED	GeoLink turns off nozzle sections where pass-to-pass spraying overlaps.
Field Boundary disabled	The operator of the turf sprayer manually turns the left, center, and right spray section on or off.
	GeoLink provides no control of nozzle sections.
	GeoLink provides no control of pass-to-pass spraying overlaps.

Rate Control Icon
Setting	Description
Automatic (Auto)	GeoLink controls the application rate based on the rate that you set for the active spray job or the rate you set in the sprayer control panel.
Manual	You control the application rate while you spray.

Spraying with a Field Boundary

This method allows you to spray or excludes you from spraying a job region defined by a boundary: within defined boundaries that are setup. You create the boundaries through the display in Standard Mode.

The field boundary spraying method allows the following:

The GeoLink system controls the nozzle sections within a field boundary and with pass-to-pass control.
The GeoLink system controls the application rate.

Select the auto-section control-configuration icon (ASC icon) and the sprayer-controller icon to open these screens (Figure 22).
Select the ASC icon to the ON position, select the boundary limit to the FIELD BOUNDARY position, and select the rate control to the AUTO position (Figure 22).
Figure 22
1. Auto-section control-configuration icon (ASC)
2. Sprayer-controller icon
3. ASC on/off icon
4. Boundary-limit icon
5. Rate-control icon

Spraying with an Unlimited Boundary

This method allows you to spray any area and has no boundaries.

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.

Select the auto-section control-configuration icon and the sprayer-controller icon (Figure 23).
Select the ASC icon to the ON position, select the boundary limit to the UNLIMITED position, and select the rate control to the AUTO position (Figure 23).
Figure 23
1. Auto-section control-configuration icon (ASC)
2. Sprayer-controller icon
3. ASC on/off icon
4. Boundary-limit icon
5. Rate-control icon

Spraying with Rate Control Only

This spraying method allows the following:

The operator controls the boom sections.
The GeoLink system controls the application rate.

Select the auto-section control-configuration icon and the sprayer-controller icon (Figure 24).
Select the ASC icon to the OFF position, and select the rate control to the AUTO position (Figure 24).
Figure 24
1. Auto-section control-configuration icon (ASC)
2. Sprayer-controller icon
3. ASC on/off icon
4. Rate-control icon

Spraying Manually

This spraying method allows the following:

The operator controls the boom sections.
The operator controls the application rate.

Select the auto-section control-configuration icon and the sprayer-controller icon (Figure 25).
Select the ASC icon to the INHIBITED (MANUAL MODE) position, and select the rate control to the MANUAL position (Figure 25).
Figure 25
1. Auto-section control-configuration icon (ASC)
2. Sprayer-controller icon
3. ASC on/off icon
4. Rate-control icon

Creating a New Product Entry and Setting the Tank Volume

Note: Ensure that the units are correct for your use. Refer to Selecting the Correct Units of Measure in the Operator’s Manual.

Creating a New Product Entry

Fill the tank with water.
Press the sprayer-controller icon and expand the sprayer-controller panel (Figure 26).
Figure 26
1. Sprayer-controller icon
2. Expand icon
3. Product configuration icon
Press the PRODUCT CONFIGURATION icon (Figure 26).

The product configuration dialog box opens.
In the product configuration window, press the PRODUCT SELECTION LIST icon (Figure 27).
Figure 27
1. New product... icon
2. Product selection list icon
Press the NEW PRODUCT... icon, and press the confirm icon (Figure 27).

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 28).
Figure 28
1. Custom product icon
2. Next icon (next step)
Press the PRODUCT NAME icon, enter the product name with the display keyboard, and press the confirm icon (Figure 29).
Figure 29
1. Display keyboard
2. Backspace icon
3. Move cursor left icon
4. Move cursor right icon
5. Confirm icon
On step 2 of the new product setup dialog box, press the NEXT icon (Figure 30).
Figure 30
1. Back icon (previous step)
2. Next icon (next step)
On step 3 of the new product setup dialog box, set the default product application rates as follows:
- Set a rate that you raise or lower application preset rates 1 and 2 by pressing the PRODUCT RATE INCREMENT icon (Figure 31).
  Figure 31
  1. New product setup dialog box
  2. New product rate increment icon
  3. Back icon (previous step)
  4. Progress bar
  5. Product rate preset icons
  6. Next icon (next step)
  1. Use the numeric pad of the display to enter the increment rate for the 2 preset application rates (Figure 32).
    Figure 32
    
    Product-application rate field (example: 0.012 gal/kft²)
    
    Numeric pad
    
    Confirm icon
  2. Press the confirm icon (Figure 32).
- Press the PRODUCT RATE PRESET 1 or PRODUCT RATE PRESET 1 icons to set the preset product application rates as follows: (Figure 31).
  1. Use the numeric pad of the display to enter the preset application rate (Figure 32).
    Figure 33
    
    Preset -application rate field
    
    Numeric pad
    
    Confirm icon
  2. Press the confirm icon (Figure 32).
On step 4 of the new product setup dialog box, confirm icon (Figure 34).
Figure 34
1. Product configuration window
2. New product setup dialog box
3. Confirm icon
In the product configuration window, press the confirm icon to save the new product information (Figure 34).

Entering Product Tank Volume

Press the TANK FILL icon (Figure 38).
Figure 35
1. Tank fill icon
2. Set volume of product in tank icon
3. Volume of product remaining
Press the VOLUME icon (Figure 35).
Use the numeric pad of the display to enter 1 of the following:

Note: Press the INCREMENT VALUE or DECREMENT VALUE icons to enter a preset increment of product volume quantity.
Figure 36
1. Decrement value icon
2. Increment value icon
3. Product volume field (example: 100.00 gal)
4. Numeric pad
5. Confirm icon
- If you are entering a final product volume into the tank (such as water and chemicals), enter the total volume of product that you will add product to the tank, press the confirm icon, and press the confirm icon on the tank fill window (Figure 37).
  
  Note: The volume of water and product is less than or equal to the configured tank capacity.
  Figure 37
  1. Old product tank volume
  2. New product tank volume
- If you are incrementally adding chemicals to water, enter the volume of water in the tank , press the confirm icon, and proceed to step 4.
  
  Note: The volume of water and product is less than or equal to the configured tank capacity.
If you are incrementally adding chemicals to water, press the VOLUME INCREMENTS icon (Figure 39).
Figure 38
1. Volume increment icon
2. Decrease increment icon
3. Increase increment icon
4. New volume increment value
Use the numeric pad of the display to enter increment of the volume of product (such as chemicals to water) that you will add product to the tank, and press the confirm icon (Figure 39).

Example: 19 L (5 gallon), 114 L (30 gallon), or 208 L (55 gallon) increments.
If you are incrementally adding chemicals to water, add the product into the tank and press the INCREMENT AMOUNT OF PRODUCT icon (Figure 39).
Figure 39

Incrementally adding product
1. Volume of water in the tank (example: 100.00 gal)
2. Increment amount of product icon (example: 20.00 gal)
3. Increase volume by “Volume Increment icon
4. Volume of water in the tank plus the increment amount of product (120.00 gal)
5. 120.00 gal Volume of water and product in the tank plus an increment amount of product (example: 140.00 gal)
6. Fill tank to capacity icon
7. Full (configured tank capacity—example: 175 gal)
If you are mixing a combination of product, repeat step 6 as needed (Figure 39).

Note: If you are filling the tank to capacity with a product or water, you can press the FILL TANK TO CAPACITY icon (Figure 39).
Press the confirm icon and press the confirm icon on the tank fill window.

Using the Easy Mode with a New Job

Setting the Application Rate and Naming the Job

Start the machine and keep the key in the RUN position.
Open the sprayer-controller icon (Figure 40).
Figure 40
1. Sprayer-controller icon
In the sprayer-controller screen, determine if the correct preset application set.
If the rate is not correct, change the rate by pressing the preset rate icons, press the decrease and increase icons to incrementally change the rate, or select the current rate field and enter the application rate with the numerical key pad (Figure 41 and Figure 42).
Figure 41
1. Current rate field
2. Preset-rate icons
3. Decrease and increase icons
4. Sprayer-controller icon
Figure 42
1. Current rate field
2. Numeric pad
3. Confirm icon
Press the job-menu icon in the upper right of the screen (Figure 43).
Figure 43
1. Job-menu icon
2. Enter a new name or use the default time stamp
3. New job menu
Input a new name for the job or leave the default time stamp (Figure 43).

Selecting the Spray Nozzle

In the new job menu, press the nozzle icon (Figure 44).
Figure 44
1. Nozzle icon
2. Confirm icon
In the drop-down list, select the nozzle for the application rate that you are spraying.

Note: If the nozzle for the application rate that you are spraying does not appear in the list, add the nozzle at the nozzle setup screen; refer to Creating a Nozzle.
Press the confirm icon (Figure 44).

Configuring a New Job Region

Press the job-menu icon (Figure 45).
Figure 45
1. Job-menu icon
2. Configure-job regions icon
3. Select the job region
Select one of the following job regions:
1. Select the work region that you are going to spray (i.e., fairways, greens, or tees) shown in Figure 45.
2. Select the excluded regions that are not to be sprayed (bunkers, trees, hazards, etc.) (Figure 45).
Note: Refer to the standard mode videos for spraying a boundary inside another boundary.

Operating the Sprayer System of the Machine

Set the 3 section switches (located in the control console of the machine) to the ON position (Figure 46).
Figure 46
1. Left section switch
2. Center section switch
3. Right section switch
Press the master-section switch on the machine.
Press the master-switch icon (Figure 21) in the control-console display (Multi Pro 5800 turf sprayers only).
Drive into the spray area.

Note: The machine starts spraying when the sprayer crosses into the active spray area with the ASC control mode set the FIELD BOUNDARY position and when the ASC control is on.

Note: The display shows areas you will spray as light gray and non-spray areas as dark gray. If the display shows all light gray, you can spray every area.

Using the Easy Mode with an Existing Job

Note: A job is set up in the standard mode. Ensure that any previous job information is deleted before repeating an existing job.

Start the machine and keep the key in the RUN position.
Open the sprayer-controller icon (Figure 47).
Figure 47
1. Sprayer-controller icon
In the sprayer-controller screen, determine if the correct rate (gal/ac) is selected.
If the rate is not correct, change the rate with the preset rates, incrementally or selecting the current rate and manually entering the application rate (Figure 48).
Figure 48
1. Current rate
2. Preset-rate icons
3. Decrease and increase icons
4. Sprayer-controller icon
Press the field menu icon.
Select the name of the existing field (Figure 49).
Figure 49
1. List of existing fields
2. Field-list icon
3. Field-menu icon
Press the job-menu icon (Figure 50).
Select the existing job (Figure 50).
Figure 50
1. List of existing jobs
2. Job-list icon
3. Job-menu icon
Set the 3 section switches (located in the control console of the machine) to the ON position (Figure 51).
Figure 51
1. Left-section switch
2. Center-section switch
3. Right-section switch
To start spraying, press the MASTER SWITCH icon on the screen and drive into the spray area (Figure 21).

Note: The machine starts spraying when the sprayer crosses into the correct spray area.

Note: The display shows areas to be sprayed as light gray and non-spray areas as dark gray. If the display shows all light gray, every area can be sprayed.

Using the Standard Mode

Figure 52

System-information icon
Guidance icon
Job-information icon
Auto-section control icon
Sprayer-controller icon
Inventory-manager icon
Setup icon
Sprayer dashboard
Master-switch icon
Receiver calibration icon
Job-menu icon
Field-menu icon
Quick-start icon
Zoom-function icon
Screen-view icon
Center-map view
Boundary-selection icon
Section-display icon

Calibrating the Compass

Select the receiver calibration icon (Figure 53).
Select the compass icon (Figure 53).
Figure 53
1. Receiver calibration icon
Drive the machine in a circle 1–1/2 revolutions (Figure 54).
Press the next icon (Figure 53).
Drive straight for 92 m (100 yd). Refer to figure Figure 54.

Figure 54
Confirm the calibration (Figure 53).

Creating a Field

Note: Create 1 field per course with all field boundaries for that course under that field.

Press the field-menu icon (Figure 55).
Press the new-field icon.
Select the field name, name the field, and press the confirm icon (Figure 55).
Figure 55
1. Quick-start icon
2. New-field icon
3. Field name

Creating a Nozzle

Set the user access level to STANDARD; refer to Understanding the Different Display Modes.
Press the setup icon in the lower left of the home screen.
Press the implement icon, boom icon, and nozzles icon (Figure 56).
Figure 56
1. Nozzle setup screen
2. New nozzle... icon
On the nozzle setup screen, press the NEW NOZZLE... icon at the top of the screen (Figure 56).

On step 1 of the new nozzle setup screen, press the icon for the new nozzle based on the flow rate or color listed in the factory template selection (Figure 57).

Note: The following table shows the nozzles available from Toro. The settings are ISO standards.

Note: The 015 nozzle (light green) is not the same as the 15 nozzle (dark green).The 03 nozzle (dark blue) is not the same as the 10 nozzle (light blue).

Figure 57

Factory template selection (nozzle)
Next icon (next step)

Nozzle Table
Nozzle	Nozzle Color	Flow Rate
04	Red	1.5 lpm (0.4 gpm)
05	Brown	1.9 lpm (0.5 gpm)
06	Gray	2.3 lpm (0.6 gpm)
08	White	3.0 lpm (0.8 gpm)
10	Blue	3.8 lpm (1.0 gpm)
15	Green	5.7 lpm (1.5 gpm)

Press the NOZZLE NAME icon (Figure 58).
Figure 58
1. Nozzle name icon
Enter the nozzle name with the display keyboard, and press the confirm icon (Figure 59).
Figure 59
1. Display keyboard
2. Confirm icon
3. Next icon (next step)
In the new nozzle setup dialog box—step 2, press the confirm icon (Figure 59).
In the new nozzle setup dialog box—step 3, press the confirm icon (Figure 59).
Figure 60
1. Nozzle setup dialog box—step 3
2. Confirm icon

Calibrating the Flow Meter

Customer provided equipment: A graduated catch container (a container with 0.01 ml (1/2 fl oz) increments is preferred).

Preparing for the Calibration

Ensure that the sprayer tank is clean.
Fill the sprayer tank with at least 150 gallons of fresh water.
Ensure that the nozzles that you intend to test are in the active spray (down) position.
Engage the parking brake and start the engine.

Note: Allow the engine and hydraulic system to warm for 10 minutes.

Performing the Pretest Priming

Open the sprayer-controller icon and click on the icon in the upper right corner (Figure 61).
Switch the sprayer to manual mode.
Set all of the spray section switch(es) to the ON position.
Set the throttle to the FAST position.
Set the master section switch to the ON position.

Note: The master section switch is located on the machine console.
Turn on the sections using the master-section switch.
Increase or decrease the pump speed to the desired spray pressure.
Turn off the sections with the master section switch.

Running the Catch Test and Entering the Information

Note: 2 people are needed to perform the catch test in this procedure.

Open the sprayer-controller icon and click on the expand icon in the upper right corner (Figure 61).
Figure 61
1. Sprayer-controller icon
2. Expand icon
3. Flow-meter icon
Set all of the spray section switch(es) to the ON position.
Set the throttle to the FAST position.
Set the master section switch to the ON position.
Select the flow-meter icon (Figure 61).

Important: Ensure the catch container is under the nozzle before turning on the sections.
Place the catch container under the nozzle before turning on the sections (Figure 62).

Figure 62
Turn on the sections using the master-section switch.
Perform the catch test for at least 15-seconds or more at 1 of the nozzles (Figure 62).

Note: The length of the catch test depends on the size of the container, but more time is best.
Shut off the master section switch, set the throttle to the slow position, and shut off the spray pump.
Set the graduated container on a level surface and note the fluid volume (Figure 63).

Important: When you are reading the graduated container, you must set the container on a level surface.

Important: When you are reading the graduated container, read the fluid volume in the graduated container at the lowest point of the fluid-surface curve.

Important: Small errors reading the fluid volume in the graduated container will significantly impact the accuracy of the sprayer calibration.
Figure 63
1. Highest point of the fluid-surface curve (do not measure here)
2. Lowest point of the fluid-surface curve (measure here)
3. Level surface
Using the fluid amount from the 1 nozzle, multiply that amount by the number of nozzles used to spray during the catch test. Then convert that amount into liters or gallons (128 fl oz equals 1 gallon).

Example: 44 fl oz X 12 nozzles = 528 fl oz / 128 fl oz = 4.125 gallons
Enter the fluid amount from the calculation with the key pad (Figure 64 and Figure 65).
Figure 64
1. Run the catch test.
2. Verify the fluid amount.
Confirm the flow cal factor (Figure 65).
Figure 65
1. Key pad

Recording Job Details

The job menu selects or sets up specific job information associated with the chosen area. Use this menu to store information and record and report activity.

Recording Job Information

Select the job icon (Figure 66).
Select the record-job information icon (Figure 66).
Select the categories as needed and enter and confirm the information.
Figure 66
1. Job-menu icon
2. Record-job information icon
3. List of information to change

Recording Job Notes

Use the notes area to record any information for each job.

Open the job-information icon (Figure 67).
Figure 67
1. Job-notes icon
2. Job-information icon
Press the job-notes icon (Figure 67).
Enter the information and press the confirm icon.

Exporting Job Information

Note: Ensure that a job is in session before exporting job information.

Remove the cap for the USB port located on the left side of the display (Figure 68).
Figure 68
1. USB storage device
2. Cap
3. USB socket
Insert a USB storage device into the USB socket (Figure 68).
Press the job-menu icon (Figure 69).
Figure 69
1. Job-menu icon
2. Data-exchange icon
3. Export job report to USB icon
Press the data-exchange icon (Figure 69).
Select the export Job Report to USB icon (Figure 69).
Deselect the following in the job-report options menu:
- Auto adjust ranges
- Task data
If required, select the create shape files option in the job-report options.

Note: The shape file data is exported to D:/Client/Farm/Field/CoverageShapefiles and D:/Client/Farm/Field/BoundaryShapefiles.

Note: This saves the job information to the USB storage drive.

Note: Before removing the USB storage devise, always disconnect it electronically; refer to the steps that follow. If you do not do this, you may create a missing or corrupt report.
Press the eject USB icon (Figure 70).
Figure 70
1. Eject USB icon
2. Confirm icon (eject USB dialog box)
At the eject USB dialog box, press the confirm icon and remove the USB storage device from the monitor (Figure 70).

Setting up the System

Before operating the GeoLink spray system, perform the following procedures:

Note: The master section switch for the machine is at the following locations, refer to (Figure 71 or Figure 72)

Figure 71

Master section switch—Multi Pro 5800 turf sprayer, 2015 and before

Figure 72

Master section switch—Multi Pro 5800 turf sprayer, 2016 and after

Preparing the Machine

Read through the following instructions before starting.
Attach the supply hose to the anti-siphon tube and fill the tank half full of clean water.

Important: Inspect and clean all system components before spraying, including the tank, strainer, pump, valves, and nozzles.
Start the engine; refer to the Operator’s Manual for your machine.
Move the throttle lever to the maximum setting.
Set the console switches of the machine to the OFF position.
Ensure that you have entered the proper calibration values.

Setting the Self-Test Feature

Use the Test Speed feature as described in the Software Guide for the Multi-Pro 5800 Turf Sprayer for testing the spray system while the vehicle is not moving.

Note: The self-test feature simulates speed so that you may test the system without moving. This feature clears itself when the speed sensor detects that the vehicle is in motion.

To set the self-test feature, do the following:
1. Open the ASC (Auto-section controller) icon (Figure 73).
  Figure 73
  1. Auto section control configuration icon
  2. ASC icon (ON)
  3. ASC icon (OFF)
2. Press the ASC icon to OFF (Figure 73).
3. Press the sprayer-controller icon (Figure 74).
  Figure 74
  1. Switch window icon
  2. Sprayer-controller icon
  3. Spray controller submenu
4. Press the switch window icon for the sprayer controller menu.
  
  The current home screen and the sprayer controller menu switches position.
5. Press the configuration icon in the sprayer controller submenu to display to configuration menu (Figure 74).
  Figure 75
  1. Configuration icon
  2. Configuration menu
6. Press the manual speed entry icon (Figure 76).
  Figure 76
  1. Manual speed entry icon
  2. Configuration icon
7. Use the key pad to enter the simulated speed and press the confirm icon (Figure 76).
Press the switch window icon to return sprayer controller menu. (Figure 74).
Enter the desired application rate by using the pre-sets, increase or decrease icons, or by selecting the current-target application rate icon (Figure 77).
Figure 77
1. Decrease application-rate icon
2. Requested application-rate field
3. Increase application-rate icon
4. Sprayer-controller icon
5. Pre-set application-rate 1 icon
6. Pre-set application-rate 2 Icon

Initially Testing the System

Before operating the GeoLink spray system, perform this procedure.

Note: Use only water when performing this procedure.

Drive the vehicle at the desired spraying speed with the sprayer booms off.

The vehicle speed is displayed on the dashboard of the monitor.
On the control console of the machine, press the master switch to the ON position.
Ensure that the left, center, and right section switches are in the ON position.
Set the master-section switch of the machine to the ON position.

Note: Use the master-section switch to control all of the spray sections together.
Set the rate control to AUTO.

Note: Ensure that either the ASC is OFF or the boundary limit set to UNLIMITED.
Select a target application rate.
Increase or decrease the vehicle speed by 2 km/h (1 mph).

The system should automatically correct the target application rate.

Note: If the system does not correct the application rate, review Setting the Self-Test Feature.
After spraying a swath, set the master-section switch to the OFF position.

Note: This also shuts off the area calculations.
Verify the area covered and the volume of material sprayed.

Restoring the Software Configuration

Important: You must have Expert access level privileges to restore the software configuration. Please contact Toro NSN technical support for assistance and refer to the front cover for the correct contact information.

Alarm List

The table that follows lists the alarms and the alarm descriptions:

Alarm List
Alarm	Description
ASC 10 ECU firmware mismatch	Contact Toro NSN for customer service. Refer to the front cover for the correct contact information.
Exclusion map distance	The exclusion map is to far from the current GPS position.
Fallback	The selected GPS correction source is not available and the system must use a less accurate correction source temporary.
Firmware version mismatch or out-of-date	Contact Toro NSN for customer service. Refer to the front cover for the correct contact information.
Incorrect rate	The implement is in Auto mode and the target rate is not achieved.
Invalid or obsolete profile loaded	An old implement or vehicle profile is active on the system.
Low resources	The system resources (memory or space in the file system) are more that 90% full.
No Comms	The control console is unable to communicate with the automatic section controller (ASC).
No GPS	The GPS signal is lost.
Parameter mismatch	Contact Toro NSN for customer service. Refer to the front cover for the correct contact information.
Pressure high	The pressure signal input has exceeded the alarm-point setting.
Receiver disconnected	The GPS receiver is not responding.
Requested rate is zero	The auto-rate control is enabled, the tank is on, the master switch is on, and the requested rate is zero.
Tank empty	The calculated tank volume has reached zero.
Tank low	The tank is running low (to the preset tank volume percent).

Operating Tips

Improving the RTK Reception

Reduce the machine speed when you are approaching an area with known RTK reception difficulty.

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

Set the agitation PWM (preset agitation value) to approximately 69 kPa (10 psi) above the target-spraying pressure.

Maintaining Speed

Maintain a steady speed and direction in a straight line.

Creating a Backup File of Boundaries

Save a backup file of all field boundaries in an alternate location. Save the boundaries by installing a USB drive, selecting the inventory-manager icon, and selecting the options shown in Figure 78.

Figure 78

Inventory-manager icon
Backup to USB
Select skip or overwrite

Maintenance

Recommended Maintenance Schedule(s)

Maintenance Service Interval	Maintenance Procedure
Every 200 hours	Clean the flowmeter (more often when using wettable powders).

Cleaning the Flowmeter

Thoroughly rinse and drain the entire spraying system.
Remove the flowmeter from the sprayer and flush it with clean water.
Remove the retainer ring on the upstream side (Figure 79).
Figure 79
1. Modified flanged body
2. Rotor or magnet assembly
3. Hub or bearing assembly
4. Hub assembly (with keyway up)
5. Retainer ring
6. Turbine-stud assembly
7. Cable clamp
8. Thread screw
9. Sensor assembly
Clean the turbine and the turbine hub to remove metal filings and any wettable powders.
Inspect the turbine blades for wear.

Note: Hold the turbine in your hand and spin it. It should spin freely with very little drag. If it does not spin freely, replace it.
Assemble the flowmeter.
Install the sensor until it gently touches the bottom of the housing.
Carefully tighten the sensor retaining nuts.
Use a low pressure (50 kPa or 5 psi) air jet to ensure that the turbine spins freely. If it does not spin freely, loosen the hex stud on the bottom of the turbine hub by 1/16 of a turn until the turbine spins freely.

Cleaning the Display Screen

Clean the screen, when needed, with mild soap and water.

Note: Avoid using window cleaners and any cleaners with solvents.

Troubleshooting

Note: If the console computer malfunctions or needs repair, you can control the system using the center-console controls.

For many errors an error code, or trouble code, displays. 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 to report to your distributor, including any code displayed.

Problem	Possible Cause	Corrective Action
U1066	The compass is not calibrated.	Calibrate the compass.
U1067	A new vehicle has been detected.	Calibrate the compass.
U1082	The compact flash file system has less than 1% space remaining.	Confirm memory usage in the mini-view. It may be necessary to remove or transfer old files using the inventory manager.
U3001	The file transfer failed.	Try exporting or importing the file from USB devise again.
U6905	An unknown machine type defined.	Return to main setup menu, and revise vehicle setup.
The control console displays a crash report notification.	Improperly powering down the console display.	Clear the crash report from Inventory Manager. Always use the keys switch to shutoff the console display.

Problem	Possible Cause	Corrective Action
There is no power to the display.	The connectors are not installed correctly. The fuse for the display is blown. The battery connections are loose.	Ensure the connectors are installed correctly at the back of the display, Replace the fuse. Secure the battery connections.
The monitor is frozen.	There is a malfunction with the software.	Hold in the green button on the back of the display until the front LED lights flash.
The sprayer does not spray.	The foot switch is off. The switches on the console between the seats are off. No job and boundary are created. The incorrect nozzle is selected in sprayer-control setup menu.	Ensure the foot switch is on. Ensure the switches on the console are on. Create a job and boundary. Select the correct nozzle in sprayer-control setup menu that matches the nozzles being used.
The No GPS alarm is on.	The display is not connected to GPS receiver correctly The machine is under trees or other obstructions.	Ensure the connections are installed correctly. Allow the machine to make connection after driving under obstructions.
The sprayer sprays outside boundaries.	The auto section control (ASC) is set to unlimited.	Set the auto section control (ASC) to field boundary.
You cannot create boundaries.	The display is not in standard mode. There is no field created.	Switch the user profile to standard mode. Create a field.
The machine is not shown on the screen.	The display screen has been moved.	Select the center-map icon on the main screen.
The lights are not blinking on the GPS receiver located on the ROPS.	There is no power to the GPS receiver.	Ensure that the connectors are installed correctly.
The pressure is not high enough.	The nozzle size used is incorrect. The nozzle size selected in the display does not match the nozzles on the boom sections. The agitation is set too low.	Refer to the nozzle selection chart for the proper nozzle sizing. Ensure that the nozzle size selected in the command console matches the installed boom-section nozzles. Adjust the agitation until the desired pressure is realized.
The controller lights not on at the ASC 10 controller.	There is no power to the ASC 10 controller.	Ensure that the connectors are installed correctly.
The speed is not showing when moving.	The compass is not calibrated. The reciever is lacking satalite reception. The vehicle ground speed is less than 1.1 km/h (0.7 mph).	Calibrate the compass. Drive away from reception obstructions and allow time for the reciever to connect to the satellites. Increase the speed above 1.1 km/h (0.7 mph).
There is condensation inside the display.	The display warms up too quickly in direct sunlight with the display at 100 percent brightness.	Change the screen brightness to 85 percent and allow the display to warm up.

X30 GeoLink® Precision Spray System Kit

Model No. 41623-Serial No. 317000001 and Up

Model No. 41624-Serial No. 317000001 and Up

Model No. 41625-Serial No. 317000001 and Up

Introduction

Warning

Safety

Product Overview

Screen Brightness Buttons

Power Button

Help Button

USB Eject Button

Screen Capture/Home Button

Cancel and Confirm Buttons

Implement Color Indicators

Operation

Understanding the Different Display Modes

Starting the Display

Understanding the LED Lights

Using the Touch Screen

Selecting a Language and Accepting the License Agreement

Using the Master Switch

Selecting the Correct Units of Measure

Using the Easy Mode

Using the Different Spraying Methods

Spraying with a Field Boundary

Spraying with an Unlimited Boundary

Spraying with Rate Control Only

Spraying Manually

Creating a New Product Entry and Setting the Tank Volume

Creating a New Product Entry

Entering Product Tank Volume

Using the Easy Mode with a New Job

Setting the Application Rate and Naming the Job

Selecting the Spray Nozzle

Configuring a New Job Region

Operating the Sprayer System of the Machine

Using the Easy Mode with an Existing Job

Using the Standard Mode

Calibrating the Compass

Creating a Field

Creating a Nozzle

Calibrating the Flow Meter

Preparing for the Calibration

Performing the Pretest Priming

Running the Catch Test and Entering the Information

Recording Job Details

Recording Job Information

Recording Job Notes

Exporting Job Information

Setting up the System

Preparing the Machine

Setting the Self-Test Feature

Initially Testing the System

Restoring the Software Configuration

Alarm List

Operating Tips

Improving the RTK Reception

Using the Manual Control

Improving the Application Rate Response Time

Maintaining Speed

Creating a Backup File of Boundaries

Maintenance

Recommended Maintenance Schedule(s)

Cleaning the Flowmeter

Cleaning the Display Screen

Troubleshooting