Rado A100, Instruction Manual

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1.11 Setting and displaying the tramline

This sec  on of the screen is intended for displaying and se   ng all data related to the 
tramline crea  on.
The 

fi

 rst key on the top and in the middle of the screen represents the seed drill width 

se   ng. To set a value, press this key and set the required width of the seed drill by me-
ans of the numerical dialogue.
The second line is for se   ng the sprayer width. The se   ng is carried out as descri-
bed above. A  er se   ng the sprayer width, the number of tramline rides is automa  -
cally calculated and displayed. Also the permi  ed sides of sowing start are displayed. 
The permi  ed sides are highlighted in green and the unpermi  ed sides are in grey. 
Select any of the permi   ed (green) sides of sowing start by pressing it and its colour will 
change to yellow. The sowing sides can be changed any  me. In case a non-exis  ng com-
bina  on of the seed drill and sprayer widths is set, the number of rides is calculated as 
zero and all sowing sides are highlighted in grey. The tramline se   ngs and the state of 
the counter are stored in the internal memory of the unit even a  er turning the system 
o

ff

 . A  er turning the feeding power on, all data are set to the state as they were before 

turning o

ff

 .

1.12 Tramline automatic mode

The tramline crea  on is displayed as two strips in the middle of the screen bo  om side. 
If the strips are uncoloured, the tramline is not created. If the strips are colored, the 
tramline is created.
A  er pressing the tramline symbol, the 

STOP

 symbol will be displayed across both stri-

ps. By this, the tramline crea  on is manually stopped. The func  on is enabled by pre-
ssing it again. This is useful when it is necessary to drive around obstacles. With the 

STOP

 symbol displayed, the tramline rides coun  ng is blocked.

1.13 Tramline manual mode

Shortly pressing the tramline key will manually add up one ride. By pressing it for a lon-
ger   me, the tramline counter is reset to the default state, i.e. to 1.