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1 icon SYSTEM 2016 QUICK START GUIDE

2 Disclaimer This manual focuses on the quick start procedure for setup, calibration and seeding. The Information in this manual pertains to the icon system, version For more detailed information regarding operation, refer to the Seed Hawk Operator s Manual. All information in this manual is accurate at the time of printing. Seed Hawk retains the right to make changes to the system without notice to the end user. Whenever using the machine, be sure that all bystanders are at a safe distance when performing any operations that engage the equipment, such as wing unfolding, performing product lookaheads, and during all seeding operations. Certain processes may cause serious injury or death if not performed properly. For complete safety information, refer to section 2.0 Safety in the 2016 Aircart and Toolbar Operator s Manual. It is the responsibility of the user to read and understand all safety information prior to operating the machine. SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE i

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4 Table of Contents CONNECTING THE ipad 1 DISPLAY 3 Heads Up Display (HUD)... 3 Page Selection...4 OPERATING SCREENS 5 Blockages Screen...5 Messages Screen...6 Settings Screen...7 SETTINGS SCREENS 9 General Settings...9 Wing Folding...10 Command Motor Speed Configure Bins...12 Configure Fans...14 PM4 Replacement...16 LC3 Replacement...17 Fields...18 User Data...19 Flow...20 Automatic Configuration...21 Manual Configuration...22 BIT Results...24 Blockage Settings...25 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE iii

5 CALIBRATION 26 In-Field Calibration Product Lookahead Calibration...29 MAPPING 35 Mapped Information Map Views...38 Creating Obstacles...58 Modify Packing Pressure...61 View Load Cell Data...62 Finish a Job...63 Syncing with the Cloud...66 SYSTEM COMPONENTS0 72 START NEW JOB 39 New Job Profile...39 Product Configuration...43 Product Profiles...45 Setting Headlands Creating field Boundaries...48 Editing Headlands Using the Switchbox...57 iv SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

6 Connecting the ipad 1. Turn on Aircart gateway. Allow the gateway up to 30 seconds to power on. The gateway will show a green light when it is emitting a Wi-Fi signal. The gateway switch is located on the powerskid unit. Refer to Section 9.0 Wiring Harness in the 2016 Aircart & Toolbar Operator s Manual for powerskid and gateway location. 2. In the ipad settings screen, tap the Wi-Fi button to manage networks. Select the network that is connected to the Gateway. (ICONWANXXXXXX) SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 1

7 3. Once connection is established, press the Home button to return to the main screen and tap the Seed Hawk icon app. The app will indicate that a connection is found and take a moment to boot up. 2 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

8 Display: Heads Up Display (HUD) Job Profile: Displays the current seeding job in progress. Application Rate: This panel displays the current application rate in white text and displays how many acres to empty TM for each bin below. When the tank is almost empty, acres to empty numbers will be red. Resettable Acre Counter: Trip counter keeps track of all acres seeded per product. Fan Speeds: Displays current fan speeds during seeding. Packing Pressure: Displays the current packing pressure Ground Speed: Displays field travel speed and GPS connection. A green dot indicates that there is a GPS signal. A red dot indicates no GPS signal. Current Status: Displays the status of openers on the top row and meters on the bottom. SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 3

9 Display: Page Selection Blockages: When a blockage is detected, a red alert will appear on the button indicating the number of blocked runs. The blockages page indicates the specific runs that are blocked in red. Calibrate: Manually perform static calibrations and lookahead calibrations. Cloud: This tab allows information to be downloaded off the ipad to the Seed Hawk account. Operate: This is the home screen Messages: This screen will display any alarms that have been where the seeding controls are located as well as the virtual map. triggered. Settings: This screen allows the user to customize operating parameters such as fan speed, bin configuration, quick dump and Sectional Control Technology (SCT) override times. It also allows the user to manage PM4 s and LC3 s. Master/Slave Indicator: Indicates that the ipad is in control of implement or used as an auxiliary display. Version: This indicates the software version on the ipad. 4 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

10 Operating Screens: Blockages Screen When a blockage is detected, a red numbered node will appear on the blockages tab on the bottom ribbon indicating how many runs are blocked. Tap the Blockages tab on the ribbon to go to the Blockages page where the specific runs that are blocked will be individually highlighted. SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 5

11 Operating Screens: Messages Screen When an error is detected, a red numbered node will appear on the messages tab on the bottom ribbon indicating how many alarms are triggered. The alarms are ranked by degree of importance. Red is a critical component failure and will stop all seeding operations until the issue is addressed. Yellow indicates a non-critical alarm and will not stop seeding operations. Blue are information alarms and messages that are of the lowest importance. Critical alarms can be overridden to allow seeding to continue. 6 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

12 Operating Screens: Settings Screen General Settings (pg. 9) Wing Folding (pg. 10) Command Motor Speed (pg. 11) Configure Bins (pg. 12) Configure Fans (pg. 14) PM4 Replacement (pg. 16) LC3 Replacement (pg. 17) Fields (pg. 18) User Data (pg. 19) Continue to next page SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 7

13 Flow (pg. 20) Automatic Configuration (pg. 21) Manual Configuration (pg. 22) BIT Results (pg. 24) Blockage Settings (pg. 25) 8 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

14 Settings Screens: General Settings In this section units can be changed from metric to imperial. Sectional Control Technology (SCT) override times can be set in five second increments from 5 to 30 seconds. Quick dump settings can be customized by override time and override pressure. SBR can also be enabled or disabled. SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 9

15 Settings Screens: Wing Folding This provides a button that applies additional pressure to the wing cylinders when unfolding the Toolbar. Tap and hold the Unfold Wings button while the wings are unfolding. 10 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

16 Settings Screens: Command Motor Speed Select desired bin to go to the Command Motor Speed Screen. Motors can be selected individually or all on/off. To adjust motor speed, use the slider to increase or decrease motor speed by percentage of maximum rpm s. To lock motors in the ON position, tap the Lock Motors On button while holding the Turn Motors On button. SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 11

17 Settings Screens: Configure Bins This page allows the user to modify lookahead times for the SCT system. Lookahead times can be altered by tapping the (+/-) buttons on either side of the displayed values. Select desired Bin to configure. Continue to next page 12 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

18 Lookahead times can be altered by tapping the (+/-) buttons on either side of the displayed values. The roller type is displayed and can be changed by tapping the roller color being used. Tap the Tare Bin button to reset the weight to zero. NOTE Always Tare bins before filling the Aircart bins from empty. Resetting the load cells to zero is critical to accurate product level readings during operation. Fans must be running and tanks must be pressurized to obtain accurate readings during operation. SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 13

19 Settings Screens: Configure Fans This screen allows the user to set the high and low alarm points for both fertilizer and seed fans. 1. Tap the product value to go to a screen. Continue to next page 14 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

20 2. Tap the input field to enter a new rpm value. SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 15

21 Settings Screens: PM4 Replacement This screen allows the user to add and remove PM4 s. This will be used mainly for replacement of PM4 s. Refer to Section 8.5 PM4 & LC3 Replacement in the 2016 Aircart & Toolbar Operator s Manual for replacement instructions. NOTE This screen will only display when there is a PM4 missing from the system. 16 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

22 Settings Screens: LC3 Replacement This screen allows the user to replace any broken load cell readers that read the load cell sensors. Refer to Section 8.5 PM4 & LC3 Replacement in the 2016 Aircart & Toolbar Operator s Manual for replacement instructions. NOTE This screen will only display when there is a LC3 missing from the system. SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 17

23 Settings Screens: Fields This screen allows the user to delete old fields from the ipad. Tap the Delete. to remove the field and confirm by tapping 18 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

24 Settings Screens: User Data A maximum of 10 jobs can be stored on the ipad. If the icon system will not allow the user to create a new job, it is likely that the job memory is full. Syncing the ipad with the cloud will allow the files to be transferred to the Seed Hawk account. Refer to page 66 Syncing with the Cloud for instructions on uploading jobs to the Seed Hawk account. This screen allows the user to delete all information off the ipad. Tap the Delete All User Data button to clear the ipad s memory. NOTE Deleting all user data does not affect the memory of other apps in the ipad. SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 19

25 Settings Screens: Flow Depending on the size of seed being used, the blockage monitors may give false readings. This screen allows the user to set the sensitivity of the blockage sensors to suit the seed size. Normal will accommodate most seeds. Low is best suited for smaller seeds like canola. Very Low is ideal for the smallest seeds such as flax and grass. NOTE The following screens the appear in the Blockages category pertain to the IAS wireless blockage monitors and the option must be installed to access them. 20 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

26 Settings Screens: Automatic Configuration If Electronic Receiving Units (ECU s) need to be replaced, this screen will display all unmapped ECU s found in the system. Replace each ECU one at a time. Tap the Perform Automatic Configuration button and all unmapped ECU s will be displayed. Tap the new ECU to install it in the system. SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 21

27 Settings Screens: Manual Configuration If an ECU port is blocked, the user can use this screen to manually swap ECU ports. Tap the desired ECU to reconfigure. NOTE Make sure that a blocked ECU port is the cause of WBM sensor issues before swapping ports. Refer to section 8.0 Troubleshooting in the 2016 Aircart & Toolbar Operator s Manual for WBM troubleshooting. 22 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

28 Tap the two ports to be swapped and tap the Swap button and Save button to confirm the change. Then swap the feed tube to the correct ports on the ECU located on the Toolbar. SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 23

29 Settings Screens: BIT Results An LED is located on the front of every ECU. This LED signifies the status of the ECU. Multiple builtin-tests (BIT's) periodically check the status of the ECU's. If a BIT fails, the ECU s LED will change from flashing red to solid red. If the WBFM is not functioning properly, the BIT Results screen will display the problem. Refer to Section 8.4 icon Error Codes in the 2016 Aircart & Toolabar Operator s Manual for a trouble shooting guide for BIT tests. 24 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

30 Settings Screens: Blockage Settings This allows the user to turn the audible alarm on or off for the blockage sensors. Tap the On/Off switch to toggle its state to the desired setting. SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 25

31 Calibration: In-Field Calibration An in-field calibration allows the user to calibrate meters based on actual seeding conditions for more accurate application rates. The in-field calibration bases its readings on the load cells that weigh each bin to generate an accurate lbs/rev reading. In-field calibration results can be applied to product profiles, so that changes can be made and saved for future use. 1. Tap the Job Information panel in the HUD to pull up the infield calibration menu during seeding. Tap Start button. A control switch will appear at the top of the HUD. Continue to next page 26 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

32 2. The control switch will display the amount of acres seeded. Seeding samples can be as large as desired, but must be at least 5 acres. NOTE If less than 5 acres have been seeded and the calibration is stopped, a screen will display informing the user that an insufficient sample has been collected and the calibration must be done again. Continue to next page SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 27

33 3. When a desired seeding sample is collected, tap the Red Square to stop calibration and pull up the results page. This page displays the application rate collected from the in-field calibration. Tap the Include button and apply to modify the calibration numbers in the product profile automatically, or set the toggle switch to no and tap Apply to continue seeding using the current calibration. NOTE The user should stop the machine on level ground at the start and end of an in-field calibration. Load cells give more accurate readings when the machine is stopped and on level ground. 28 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

34 Calibration: Product Lookahead Calibration Because product takes time to travel from the meter to the opener, lookaheads allow SCT to accurately engage and disengage meters to account for the time it takes product to travel down the network of hoses, towers and feed tubes. A properly calibrated lookahead time allows for sections to stop and resume seeding quickly, as the sections encounter previously seeded land resulting in accurate SCT operation. 1. Tap the Calibrate tab on the bottom ribbon to go to the Calibration Page, tap the Product Lookahead Calibration button and tap the Begin button. Continue to next page SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 29

35 2. Select desired bin to calibrate, tap Next Prime Meters. Continue to next page 30 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

36 3. Tap the Prime Meters button. This will turn the roller two full revolutions to ensure there is product in the roller. This feature allows the user to accurately calibrate the lookahead at the opener drop tube, giving more accurate engage and disengage times. Continue to next page SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 31

37 4. The instructions are written on screen: 1. Place both thumbs on buttons. 2. Release left thumb when product exits openers. 3. Release right thumb when product stops exiting openers. The result will display instantly. Tap the Reset button to perform the calibration again or, the Next: Result button to continue. Continue to next page 32 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

38 The user can tap the Reset button to perform lookahead calibration again if required. Continue to next page SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 33

39 5. The performed engage and disengage times are displayed below in the result summary. Tap the input fields to enter the performed results. Seconds can also be added or subtracted by tapping the (+/-) buttons on either side. 34 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

40 Mapping: Mapped Information The map on screen map will display the following information during seeding operations: Field Boundary Potential Obstacles While defining field boundary, a purple line will highlight the boundary path. Obstacles Potential obstacles are colored light gray. When this color is displayed, the user can double-tap this section to turn it into an obstacle. Obstacles are indicated on screen by orange hash marks. When seeding headlands last, they will appear as obstacles until they are manually changed to unseeded area by the user. Unapplied Field Area Unapplied area will remain gray until it is seeded or marked as an obstacle. Continue to next page SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 35

41 Application Rates per Section Applied Field Area The target application rate, as specified by product profiles and prescription maps, is shown through a range of green shades. The middle green shade is the target application rate and the lighter shades indicate the degree of under application while the darker shades indicate the degree of over application. Each 10 section is indicated, so the swath may show different shades that correspond to application rates for specific meters. The green swath that indicates application rates, will display the seeding progress. Seeded areas will remain green until a job is finished. The user can visually check seeded area on the map or refer to the total acres panel in the HUD for an accurate number. Continue to next page 36 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

42 To view the legend, tap the Legend button. This will provide a color key to help differentiate the application rate shades, as well as the other color indications on screen. SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 37

43 Mapping: Map Views Implement Lock: This view type keeps the implement in the center of the screen at all times, otherwise the field is stationary and the tractor moves. North Up: This view type will orient the map with the field north up, otherwise it rotates the field with the direction of the tractor. These views can be selected individually or together. The user can also move the map and zoom in and out to view the map in higher detail. To move the map, place a finger on the map and drag it to the desired location. The map will move with the finger. To zoom in and out, place the thumb and index finger on the screen and pinch to zoom out or spread to zoom in. The user may also use the (+/-) buttons on the screen. 38 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

44 Start New Job: New Job Profile 1. Tap the Select Job panel in the HUD. Continue to next page SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 39

45 2. Tap the blue (+) in the top right corner of the screen to go to the new job page. Continue to next page 40 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

46 3. Tap the Job Name input field, to enter the job name to pull up the keypad and type the name of the job. Continue to next page SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 41

47 4. Tap the Field input and tap the New button on the dropdown list. This will pull up the keypad, enter the field name. Tap Done button to confirm. 42 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

48 Start New Job: Product Configuration 5. The available bins will be displayed in the Product Configuration column. There will be either a (wheat sheaf) that indicates the seed airstream or a (pile of granules) that indicates the fertilizer airstream to the left of each bin listed. Tap Bin 1 to configure the first tank and pull up a product profile from the database. To create a new product profile, follow the instructions in the next section. Continue to next page SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 43

49 Once the general product is chosen, a list will appear showing all product profiles. The user can add custom profiles to this sub-section or use an existing template to modify existing values. Creating a new product profile: 1. Tap the New button to add another product profile and input custom values. 2. Enter the desired values and tap Done to save the profile. The new product profile will now appear last on the list. NOTE Existing products can be edited. To edit preset product values tap the Pencil icon. Preset rates and recommended roller types can be edited using this feature. Tap Done button to save all changes. Continue to next page 44 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

50 Start New Job: Product Profiles Once a product is selected, application rates, rate bump increments, and calibration numbers are displayed as preset values. These values can be changed by the user by tapping the input field to pull up the keypad or by tapping the (+/-) buttons to manually adjust the values. SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 45

51 Start New Job: Setting Headlands The user can decide to seed the headland first or last, seeding the headland last allows all product to be seeded on its last pass without the compaction that occurs when the tractor repeatedly turns on seeded headlands. Continue to next page 46 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

52 Seeding headland first: If the user wants to seed the headland first, leave the headland set at zero. Seeding headlands last: Set the headland to (twice the drill width-10 ).For example a 60 Toolbar should have a headland of 110. This will allow for a field boundary to be created, while leaving a second pass unseeded that will be slightly less than the Toolbar width to allow for total coverage of the headland. SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 47

53 Seeding: Creating Field Boundaries Defining Field Boundary (Without Headlands) 1. After tapping the Begin button, start driving around the perimeter of the field, tap the Red button at the top of the HUD to begin recording the field boundary. The map will illustrate the coverage in real time. 48 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

54 2. Once the starting point has been reached the, monitor will ring and prompt the user to close the boundary. Once the boundary is closed seeding may begin. SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 49

55 Defining Field Boundary (With Headlands) 1. After tapping the Begin button, start driving around the perimeter of the field, tap the Red button at the top of the HUD to begin recording the field boundary. A pause button will appear when tapped to allow for breaks when setting the field boundary. The map will illustrate the coverage in real time. 50 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

56 2. Once the starting point has been reached the, monitor will ring and prompt the user to close the boundary by tapping the Close Boundary check mark. Once the boundary is closed seeding may begin. Continue to next page SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 51

57 3. SCT obstacles will be displayed as hashmarks that denote obstacles. The headland is temporarily programmed as an obstacle until the last pass, when it can be shut off manually by double tapping the hashmarks. 52 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

58 Seeding: Editing Headlands 1. Once the Field boundary is set and closed, the icon system will automatically enter edit headland mode. Continue to next page SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 53

59 2. To cut away the desired sections of headland tap and hold the black border around the field boundary. A blue circle will appear around the fingertip and close around the selected point on the headland. Hold this point until the blue circle has vanished. An orange line will appear once the finger is removed to show the point where the headland will be cut. Continue to next page 54 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

60 Removing Headland Cuts To remove a headland cut, tap and hold the point of the cut on the black border, a red circle will appear and enclose around the fingertip. Release after the red circle has disappeared, this will remove the cut. Continue to next page SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 55

61 3. Repeating step 2, make as many headland cuts as needed and tap the Pencil icon at the top of the HUD to exit headland editing mode. The system will ask for confirmation. Tap the OK button to edit the headlands. The hash marks between the cuts will disappear. Seeding can now resume with the field boundary set, seeded and headlands marked as obstacles. NOTE The headland cuts will be visible after the user has confirmed the headland edit. The hashmarks may take a moment to disappear. The user can tap and drag the map to help refresh the image. 56 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

62 Seeding: Using the Switchbox The switchbox allows the user to toggle individual meters and opener sections on or off, as well as the bins. To pull up the switchbox, tap the Switchbox button on the Operate Screen. Tapping any button will turn them ON or OFF. The button will indicate when it is on by a green light. SCT on the openers can only be activated by tapping the All SCT button. Tap it again to deactivate SCT or tap individual Section buttons to turn off a specific section. Tapping it again will turn it back on in normal (non SCT) mode. SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 57

63 Seeding: Creating Obstacles During seeding, it may be necessary to create an obstacle in the field. Like the boundary definition, SCT is always looking for unseeded land and may engage opener sections while seeding headlands around undefined obstacles. With the boundary and obstacles defined, the SCT system will know what areas are not intended to be seeded. 1. Seed around the obstacle. Continue to next page 58 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

64 2. When the obstacle boundary has been made, the map will indicate the area inside the last pass as a potential obstacle. Continue to next page SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 59

65 3. Double tap the area inside the seeded boundary to turn it into an obstacle. The gray shaded obstacle will change to the orange hashmarks. The obstacle will now be ignored by SCT. 60 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

66 Seeding: Modify Packing Pressure To modify packing pressure, tap the Packing Pressure panel in the HUD. This will pull up a window that will allow the user to modify packing pressure and SCT settings. The preset packing pressure is displayed and can be modified. Tap the input field or use the (+/-) buttons to increase or decrease packing pressure. Opener engage and disengage times can also be set in this window. Tap the input field or use the (+/-) buttons to increase or decrease engage/disengage times. SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 61

67 Seeding: View Load Cell Data To view the load cell data, tap the desired bin in the application rate window. The load cell data for that bin will pop up in a window. The window will read the current tank level and application rate. The user will also have the option to increase application rate in order to empty the tanks entirely in a field. To view the application rates, tap the Paint On Map button. A blue light will glow behind the product to indicate the specific product being displayed on the map. Tap the Fit To Field TM button to ensure that all tanks are empty at the end of the job. 62 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

68 Seeding: Finish a Job When a field is complete, the job must be formally ended so that job reports can be saved on the user s Seed Hawk account through the cloud. 1. Tap the Job Name panel on the HUD to bring up the job statistics menu. Continue to next page SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 63

69 2. Tap the Exit Job button to go to the Job Profile Page. This page will also show the seeding statistics for the job. Continue to next page 64 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

70 3. Tap the End Job button to save the job. icon will take a moment to package the job and save it to the ipad s memory. Continue to the next section for instructions on syncing with the Cloud. NOTE A maximum of 10 jobs can be stored in the ipad s memory before the ipad must be synced to the Cloud. SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 65

71 Syncing with the Cloud The cloud is where all the job data is stored and it is connected to the Seed Hawk account. Jobs that are saved on the ipad can be synced easily with the cloud and the Seed Hawk account on the website. This allows the user to quickly deposit information into an external database for review. 1. While in range of an internet Wi-Fi connection, close the icon app and navigate to the Wi-Fi settings screen. Continue to next page 66 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

72 2. Disconnect from the Aircart Gateway, and connect to your local Wi-Fi network. Continue to next page SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 67

73 3. Close the settings and re-open the icon app. The app will not boot up while connected to a local internet network. 4. Using one finger, slide the Cloud logo from the bottom left side of the screen to the right side. This will open the Cloud. Continue to next page 68 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

74 5. Sign in using your Seed Hawk account name and password. Continue to next page SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 69

75 6. At the bottom of the page, tap the Sync tab to go to the sync page and tap Sync Now. This will upload all the recent jobs from your ipad to your Seed Hawk account. Continue to next page 70 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

76 The ipad will take a moment to download all job reports from the ipad to the cloud server, where it connects to the Seed Hawk account. SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 71

77 System Components The icon system employs wireless devices to communicate with intelligent electronics in order to consolidate information from components all over the machine onto the ipad. ipad: The Apple ipad is used as the monitor for the icon System. It allows for all the controls needed for seeding to be accessible with the use of a touch screen interface. It eliminates the need for auxiliary switchboxes and allows for a simpler user experience. Additional ipads can be added to the system. Gateway: The ipad connects wirelessly to the Gateway. The Gateway has wired connections to all the components on the Aircart and Toolbar. This allows the user to move freely around the machine, without the use of wires. Wireless Repeater: The Wi-Fi signal from the Gateway is strengthened by the wireless repeater to provide umbrella coverage for the machine and limited dead zones in the Wi-Fi coverage, ensuring that the machine maintains a strong connection with the ipad. Continue to next page 72 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

78 PM4 s: Each PM4 is an independent controller which can control motor speeds, operate solenoids and power/ receive values from sensors. The Gateway sends instructions to the PM4 and the PM4 will carry out those instructions and provide feedback on its abilities to carry out the commands. Modular Meters: Each 10 section of openers is fed by an individual, electronically driven meter. Each meter is controlled by a PM4. There are three product roller types that cater to different ranges of product. This gives the user maximum control of application rates. Wireless Blockage and Flow Monitors (WBFM): The acoustic blockage sensors use a drum-like sensor to measure the flow of product to the drop tubes by measuring time intervals between individual seeds striking an acoustic surface as they exit the manifold. The blockage sensors relay the acoustic readings to central ECU s located on the toolbar. The ECU s then relay the information wirelessly to the ipad for blockage monitoring. Powerskid: The powerskid is a belt-driven alternator that runs off the tractor s hydraulic system, creating electrical power for the electronic components listed above. Continue to next page SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE 73

79 NOTE Additional Lighting must not exceed more than 10A current draw on the system. Seed Hawk recommends using LED type lighting. Seed Hawk claims no responsibility for any damage to the wiring harness or electronic components due to the addition of electronic components to the powerskid. 74 SEED HAWK 2016 icon QUICK START GUIDE

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82 TOLL FREE: $20.00 CDN/US PRINTED IN CANADA Seed Hawk Inc. SEED HAWK, HAWK DESIGN, ACRES TO EMPTY, ICON, ICON DESIGN, FIT TO FIELD, SECTIONAL CONTROL, and SCT, are trademarks being used under license. Seed Hawk has made every attempt to accurately portray our product lineup. However, due to our commitment to continually innovate our technologies to provide our customers the best possible products, some products may not be manufactured as shown. Exact specifications for each product will be confirmed at the time of ordering