9.2 Alarm list

• The motor is consuming more current than it is rated for over too long time.

• Check if something is jamming the feed motor.

• If the problem persists without anything jamming the feed motor, the motor may need to be replaced.

• The motor has a shortcircuit.

• Check the motor wiring harness.

• If the problem persists, specialist attention is required.

• The motor has incorrect connection of internal hall sensors.

• Check the motor wiring harness. Most likely the motor needs to be changed.

• The motor is running at >90 rpm.

• Lower the speed.

• Lower the rate.

• Change the roller.

• The motor is running at <80% of its target rpm.

• There is a voltage drop either in the general 48V supply for the motor or in the internal wiring for the hall sensors.

• Check power supply to the WSX.

• Meter motor is missing calibration.

• No ground speed has been received, which is required to regulate feed output.

• The hopper is empty, as indicated by the sensor in the bottom of the hopper.

• The hopper pressure is sensor is broken.

• The hopper pressure is too low (<0.25 kPa) even though the fan is on.

• Check that the hoppers are closed tight and that there is no damage to the hoppers.

• Check that the air hose that supplies the hopper with air from the fan, is not damaged or blocked.

• The sensor supply voltage is low

• The hopper pressure is too high (>12kPa).

• Turn off the fan and inspect the hoppers.

• When ISOBUS ground-based speed with fallback to ISOBUS wheel-based speed is selected and the speed has switched to fallback

• When changing to non-moving state, it is expected to still be in the non-moving state after 2 seconds, otherwise it is seen as a glitched value.

• The motor is consuming more current than it is rated for over too long time.

• Check if something is jamming the agitator.

• If the problem persists without anything jamming the agitator, the motor may need to be replaced.

• The motor has a short circuit.

• Check the motor wiring harness.

• If the problem persists, specialist attention is required.

• The motor has incorrect connection of internal hall sensors.

• Check the motor wiring harness.

• Most likely the motor needs to be changed.

• There is a voltage drop either in the general 12V supply for the motor or in the internal wiring for the hall sensors.

• Check power supply to the WSX.

• The valve doesn’t seem to function, either it is not connected or malfunctioning.

• Fan rpm is too high (configurable, default >6000 rpm).

• Fan rpm is too low (configurable, default <2200 rpm) when the machine is unfolded and moving forward.

• Overcurrent has been detected on one or more output ports to the PDB.

• Short circuit has been detected on one or more output ports to the PDB.

• The input voltage on alternator input to the PDB is > 54V.

• The 12V input voltage is < 9V or > 20V for more than 1 second during startup.

• High temperature has been detected on one or more output ports to the PDB.

• When a system is configured with a fan on the same hydraulic circuit that drives the generator, and the fan has RPM but the power supply function does not report normal power mode

• When battery is discharging in low power mode

• When battery is not charging in normal power mode when battery voltage is below 47V.

• Overcurrent has been detected on one or more worklights.

• Check wiring harness.

• Short circuit has been detected on one or more worklights.

• Check wiring harness.

• Overcurrent has been detected on one or more hydraulic valves connected with the load sense function.

• Check wiring harness.

• Short circuit has been detected on one or more hydraulic valves.

• Check wiring harness.

• When the valve driver hardware has shut off the valve due to short circuit.

• Overcurrent has been detected on one or more hydraulic valves connected with the load sense function.

• Check wiring harness.

• Short circuit has been detected on one or more hydraulic valves.

• Check wiring harness.

• Hydraulic pressure is low

• Hydraulic pressure is high

• The valve does not seem to function.

• Not functioning

• Malfunctioning

• Overcurrent has been detected on one or more hydraulic valves connected with the load sense function.

• Check wiring harness.

• Short circuit has been detected on one or more hydraulic valves.

• Check wiring harness.

• The valve doesn’t seem to function, either it is not connected or malfunctioning.

• Overcurrent has been detected on one or more hydraulic valves connected with the load sense function.

• Check wiring harness.

• Short circuit has been detected on one or more hydraulic valves.

• Check wiring harness.

• The valve doesn’t seem to function, either it is not connected or malfunctioning.

• Overcurrent has been detected on one or more hydraulic valves connected with the load sense function.

• Check wiring harness.

• Short circuit has been detected on one or more hydraulic valves.

• Check wiring harness.

• Hydraulic sensor is broken, which will cause unregulated pressure on the front discs. Replace the sensor.

• Pressure is >5 bar below the setpoint.

• Pressure is >5 bar above the setpoint.

• The valve doesn’t seem to function, either it is not connected or malfunctioning.

• Overcurrent has been detected on one or more hydraulic valves connected with the load sense function.

• Check wiring harness.

• Short circuit has been detected on one or more hydraulic valves.

• Check wiring harness.

• Hydraulic sensor is broken, which will cause unregulated pressure on the front discs. Replace the sensor.

• Pressure is >5 bar below the setpoint.

• Pressure is >5 bar above the setpoint.

• The valve doesn’t seem to function, either it is not connected or malfunctioning.

• The fan is unable to reach the set target, e.g., because the tractor cannot supply enough oil flow for the fan control block.

• No fan rpm received in time, stop the fan control.

• One or more of the hatches/motors cannot reach the correct position (open/closed).

• Check that the hatches are not blocked.

• The displayed number indicates the port for the blocked hatch in the distributor head.

• External power supply voltage has dropped to <30V or there is >1.5V voltage loss between external power supply and the motor drive stage.

• The motor has experienced some error (overtemperature, overcurrent, undervoltage, undercurrent).

• SeedEye detector blocked.

• Check the blockage between the detector and seed coulter.

• SeedEye sensors has addressing errors, are not correctly updated or have different types.

• Check the connection or replace the faulty detectors and readdress the system under Settings/SeedEye Configuration.

• Some of the sensors have low voltage.

• Check the connections.

• Dust/dirt in the SeedEye sensor.

• Clean the detector.

• The number of counted seeds is too low.

• If the alarm is given on a row, troubleshoot for blocking before the detector.

• If the alarm is given on a section, check the level in the seed hopper.

• Check for a blockage before the sensors in the section.

• Activation of the low flow alarm on section may be applicable when drilling at extremely low application rates (see blockage/flow sensitivity setting).

• The number of counted seeds is too high (only row).

• Check for a blockage around the sensor.

• Check the set value of the application rate.

• Too high a value will result in too many seeds passing the sensor.

• The SeedEye sensor has detected a flow when there should be no flow (when no seeding occurs).

• Check if the hoses after the feed units are filled with material.

• SeedEye detector blocked. Check the blockage between the detector and seed coulter.

• The system has lost contact with a SeedEye sensor. Check the connections. Try readdressing the system.

• CAN FlexHead motor is missing to be able to perform the selected tramline program. Indicates which row is missing a motor.

• Missing replies from the safety system

• A sensor in the safety system is failing.

• Safety system is missing wheel speed message.

• Safety system has detected an internal critical error.

• The safety system has detected an unexpected hydraulic pressure after closing safety valve.

• The valve doesn’t seem to function, either it is not connected or malfunctioning.

• Timeout for machine height message on ISOBUS.

• Timeout for ground speed message on ISOBUS.

• An ISOBUS stop button is pressed.

• Graphical Aux or Task Controller has reported an aborted connection with the implement for unknown reasons.

• An ISOBUS stop button has an error.

• CAN bus communication disturbance

• The gateway internal battery is drained.

• CAN bus communication failure.

• The gateway internal battery is nonfunctional.

• The device is unresponsive.

• CAN bus communication disturbance.

• Output current to the detectors is too high.

• Short circuit detected on the power output to the detectors

• The detectors fail.

• The input voltage, or the output voltage to the detectors is too low.

• The desired number of Task Controller booms and sections for Section Control and/or control channels for GEO is more than what is available on the server.

• Check the TC information page for number of used/total resources used

• While using ISOBUS-tramlining the Guidance Line Swath Width differs from the machine width in the Task Controller terminal.

• Assembly length compensation for TC-SC lookahead is degraded and caused an early feed start.

• Assembly length compensation for TC-SC lookahead is degraded and caused a late feed start.

• An expected device on the machine is missing. If this coincides with 99.28 for the same device type, perform device identification.

• Otherwise, ensure that the machine configuration is correct. If the machine configuration is correct a device may have permanently failed.

• Firmware update of devices failed for some reason. If the problem persists after one restart, this requires specialist attention.

• Failed to configure the implement devices. Requires specialist attention, contact Väderstad if the problem persists after one reboot.

Device communication failed.

• does not respond to 5 consecutive heartbeat requests, or

• does not respond to an acknowledged message for 3 attempts, or

• reports that its communication has failed due to missing configuration or heartbeats, or

• does not respond with the expected report message after 10 re-sends during the startup sequence

• An unknown device that is not mapped to a position on the machine, communicates with the system.

• Connection to the master terminal is unstable.

• Connection to the master terminal is lost.

• A device makes an unexpected restart.