NORAC UC5-BC-AL Manual - Manual (Page 44)

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9.3 Headland Assist Mode
The Headland Assist feature can operate in two different modes; main mode or wings only.
If the main mode is selected, when the Headland Assist is triggered the wings will temporarily
be disabled and the main lift will raise to the predetermined Headland Assist height to allow the
operator to turn around at the end of the field. When triggered again, the entire boom will
return to automatic.
If the wings only mode is selected; when the Headland Assist is triggered only the wings will
raise to the Headland Assist height. When triggered again, the entire boom will return to
automatic.
9.4 Remote Switches
When remote switches are enabled, the UC5 can be put into automatic or manual using a
remote switch connected to the remote auto and manual input lines. This feature can still be
used in conjunction with the remote auto line as the trigger in headland mode. The remote
auto and manual input lines are located on the UC5 Input Module.
To activate automatic, momentarily apply system voltage (+12 VDC) to the remote auto line.
The voltage must always be applied after the display has been powered up. The UC5 will not
go into automatic if voltage is applied to the remote auto input line before the system is
powered up.
To activate manual, momentarily apply system voltage to the remote manual line. The remote
manual function always has priority over the automatic function. The pin location of the input
lines is different based on the sprayer configuration.
If the UC5 Input Module is driving the roll (slant) output:
The remote auto line is located on pin 6 and pin 7 (either pin may be used) on the black 12 pin
side connector on the Input Module.
The remote manual line is located on pin 4 and pin 9 (either pin may be used) on the grey 12
pin side connector on the Input Module.
For all other applications:
The remote auto line is located on pin 6 and pin 7 (either pin may be used) on the black 12 pin
side connector on the Input Module.
The remote manual line is located on pin 5 and pin 8 (either pin may be used) on the black 12
pin side connector on the Input Module.