Timberjack 3000 Instruction Manual (OMF059145)

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Timberjack 3000 Index:

Part A
- A1. Foreword
- A2. Warranty
- A3. Safety precautions
  - A3.1 Safety Symbol
  - A3.2 Signal Words
  - A3.3 General Safety Precautions
- A4. Overview
  - A4.1 Description of functions
    - A4.1.1 Principles of length and diameter measurement
- A5. User Interface
  - A5.1 Operating mode and settings mode, switching between them
  - A5.2 Operating mode
  - A5.3 Settings mode
    - A5.3.1 Menu structure
  - A5.4 How the keypads work
    - A5.4.1 Keypad functions in operating mode
    - A5.4.2 Keypad functions in settings mode
- A6. How to change a computer setting
  - A6.1 How to change a numerical value in the computer
    - A6.1.1 Using the bar display
    - A6.1.2 Entering numerical values directly
    - A6.1.3 Copying numerical values
    - A6.1.4 Copying text
  - A6.2 How to move through a large table
  - A6.3 How to change text in the computer using the “typewriter”
- A7. Using the Tj 3000
  - A7.1 Getting started
  - A7.2 Processing
    - A7.2.1 Selecting tree species
    - A7.2.2 Selecting log length
    - A7.2.3 Processing the Stem
    - A7.2.4 Top break or dropped stem
    - A7.2.5 Problems with feeding
  - A7.3 Automatic modes
    - A7.3.1 Manual crosscutting
    - A7.3.2 Auto mode 1
    - A7.3.3 Auto mode 2
    - A7.3.4 Auto mode 3
    - A7.3.5 Automatic cutting
- A8. Production results
  - A8.1 Displaying production results
    - A8.1.1 Driver production
    - A8.1.2 Production totals
  - A8.2 How to reset production
- A9. Printouts
  - A9.1 How to change the printer paper roll
  - A9.2 How to set up a printout
    - A9.2.1 How to start printing out
  - A9.3 Sample printouts
- A10. File handling and memory cards
  - A10.1 Copying price list data from the 3000
    - A10.1.1 Entering price list data into the 3000
  - A10.2 Copying machine parameters
    - A10.2.1 From the 3000 to a memory card
    - A10.2.2 From the memory card to the 3000
  - A10.3 Transfer of production to the memory card
  - A10.4 Cassette data transfer
  - A10.5 Backup storage of production
  - A10.6 Stem files
Part B
- B1. Machine parameters
  - B1.1 General
    - B1.1.1 Parameters
    - B1.1.2 Default values
  - B1.2 Harvester head
    - B1.2.1 Parameters
    - B1.2.2 General reset
    - B1.2.3 Multi-tree operation
  - B1.3 Tensioning
  - B1.4 Feeding
    - B1.4.1 Speeds and ramps
    - B1.4.2 Auto Mode
    - B1.4.3 Times
    - B1.4.4 Stem stuck
  - B1.5 Hugging
    - B1.5.1 Feed Rollers
    - B1.5.2 Basic stem hugging setting for feed rollers
    - B1.5.3 Delimbing Knives
    - B1.5.4 Basic stem hugging setting for delimbing knives
    - B1.5.5 Scotch mode
  - B1.6 Saw
    - B1.6.1 Saw Starting Position
    - B1.6.2 Saw autocut
    - B1.6.3 Cut Delay
    - B1.6.4 Saw Depth Setting
    - B1.6.5 Saw feed
  - B1.7 Raising the unit
  - B1.8 How to set the most important parameters for the harvester head
- B2. Calibration
  - B2.1 Measuring settings
    - B2.1.1 Diameters
    - B2.1.2 Lengths
    - B2.1.3 Temperature compensation
  - B2.2 How to carry out basic calibration
  - B2.3 Continuous monitoring of calibration
    - B2.3.1 Length and diameter statistics
  - B2.4 Length calibration
    - B2.4.1 When should you calibrate?
    - B2.4.2 How to interpret the length diagram
  - B2.5 Diameter calibration
    - B2.5.1 When should you calibrate?
    - B2.5.2 How to interpret the diameter diagram
- B3. Marking for Cross-cutting
  - B3.1 Cutting tables
  - B3.2 Grade indication
    - B3.2.1 Grade keys
    - B3.2.2 Start grade
    - B3.2.3 Length tolerances
  - B3.3 Automatic diameter and length control
    - B3.3.1 The term minimum diameter
    - B3.3.2 Automatic shortening within the same category (= grade)
  - B3.4 Registration and classification of logs
    - B3.4.1 The term ‘grade’
    - B3.4.2 Length and diameter classes
- B4. Registration
  - B4.1 General
  - B4.2 Different conditions for registration
    - B4.2.1 Registration to different assortments during optimization
    - B4.2.2 Settings for registration in a specific assortment
    - B4.2.3 Registration to different assortments during manual operation
  - B4.3 Registration settings
    - B4.3.1 Default values for registration
    - B4.3.2 Length and diameter classes
    - B4.3.3 Numbers
    - B4.3.4 Bark Settings
    - B4.3.5 Assortments
    - B4.3.6 Stem statistics
    - B4.3.7 Names
  - B4.4 Long lengths
  - B4.5 Pole Settings
  - B4.6 Unclassified
    - B4.6.1 Registration during Multi-tree Operation
    - B4.6.2 Poles (unregistered)
  - B4.7 Object Handling
- B5. Color Marking and Stump Treatment
  - B5.1 Color Marking
  - B5.1.1 Automatic Marking
  - B5.1.2 Manual Marking
  - B5.1.3 Adjusting the Delay and Duration in Color Marking
  - B5.2 Stump Treatment
- B6. Optimization
  - B6.1 Marking for Cross-cutting
    - B6.1.1 Step-by-step cross-cutting
  - B6.2 Grade limits
    - B6.2.1 Stem grade log grade
    - B6.2.2 Specifying grade limits for the stem
    - B6.2.3 Grade names
  - B6.3 Value calculation
  - B6.4 Using the memory
    - B6.4.1 Price list
    - B6.4.2 Changing number of assortments and classifications
    - B6.4.3 Set default structure
    - B6.4.4 Production registration
    - B6.4.5 Barring registration
    - B6.4.6 Pulpwood
    - B6.4.7 Registration only
    - B6.4.8 Pole settings
    - B6.4.9 Long lengths
  - B6.5 Distribution fitting
  - B6.6 Prognosis – Stem prognosis
  - B6.7 Manual cross-cutting with optimization on
    - B6.7.1 Length buttons
    - B6.7.2 Length stepping
    - B6.7.3 Forced log quality
  - B6.8 Diameters
    - B6.8.1 Re-measure dead zone
- B7. Work and Repair Statistics
  - B7.1 General
  - B7.2 Settings
    - B7.2.1 Status Activity Sensor
    - B7.2.2 Reset data
    - B7.2.3 Default values
    - B7.2.4 Follow-up levels
    - B7.2.5 Times
  - B7.3 Functions
    - B7.3.1 Activate Work and Repair
    - B7.3.2 During stops
    - B7.3.3 Day-to-day use
  - B7.4 Work and repair – Printouts
- B8. Electronic caliper
  - B8.1 General
    - B8.1.1 Settings in the Tj 3000
    - B8.1.2 Settings for Data caliper
    - B8.1.3 Connecting the caliper to the Tj 3000
  - B8.2 Using the caliper
  - B8.3 Data Calibration
    - B8.3.1 Evaluating Diameter
    - B8.3.2 Evaluating Length
- B9. Data transfer
  - B9.1 Data transfer between Tj 3000 and the receiving computer
    - B9.1.1 General
    - B9.1.2 How to start data transfer
Part C
- C1. Diagrams
  - C1.1 Log diagram diameter
  - C1.2 Log diagram lenght
- C2. Default settings, reset values and software loading
  - C2.1 Data handling
    - C2.1.1 Default values
    - C2.1.2 Data transfer
    - C2.1.3 Backing up
  - C2.2 Default settings, Preset values
  - C2.3 Installing new software
- C3. Electrical system
  - C3.1 General
    - C3.1.1 Fuses in the PSU
    - C3.1.2 Description of connectors in all units
  - C3.2 Fuses
  - C3.3 Connectors
    - C3.3.1 HHM (Mark II)
    - C3.3.2 MCM
    - C3.3.3 PSU
    - C3.3.4 KCML
    - C3.3.5 KCMR
    - C3.3.6 DM
  - C3.4 Repair welding
  - C3.5 Wiring diagrams
- C4. Sensors
  - C4.1 Diameter potentiometers
    - C4.1.1 Troubleshooting
    - C4.1.2 Start position
    - C4.1.3 Adjustment
  - C4.2 Saw protected position sensor
    - C4.2.1 Troubleshooting
    - C4.2.2 Adjustment
  - C4.3 Pulse detector, length measurement
    - C4.3.1 Troubleshooting
  - C4.4 Saw bar position sensor
    - C4.4.1 Troubleshooting
    - C4.4.2 Adjustment and Fitting
  - C4.5 Machine timer
    - C4.5.1 Troubleshooting
- C5. Troubleshooting
  - C5.1 General
    - C5.1.1 Boom cable
    - C5.1.2 Moisture
  - C5.2 The CAN Network
    - C5.2.1 Start-up
    - C5.2.2 Light Emitting Diodes
  - C5.3 Function monitoring while operating
    - C5.3.1 The Error Log
    - C5.3.2 Checking the keypads (KCM)
    - C5.3.3 Testing HHM and MCM module outputs
  - C5.4 Systematic CAN troubleshooting
    - C5.4.1 Basic checks
    - C5.4.2 Troubleshooting in the cab
    - C5.4.3 Troubleshooting the external cabling
- C6. Error messages
  - C6.1 Error messages at startup
    - C6.1.1 ”MCM is not responding” or ”No contact with MCM”
    - C6.1.2 No contact with left keypad
    - C6.1.3 No contact with right keypad
    - C6.1.4 No contact with HHM
    - C6.1.5 No contact with left keypad No contact with right keypad No contact with HHM
    - C6.1.6 No contact with right keypad No contact with HHM
    - C6.1.7 HHM application code init error
  - C6.2 Error messages in the display during operation
    - C6.2.1 HHM output error messages
    - C6.2.2 Saw pos. Sensor A error
    - C6.2.3 Saw pos. Sensor B error
    - C6.2.4 Saw pos. Sensor A and B error
    - C6.2.5 Sawing time-out error