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Connecting the sensor rod to the transmitter
The sensor rod is connected to the transmitter via a 12-pole
plug connection. The plug connection is prevented from twist-
ing by a keyway and can therefore only be connected in the
correct position.
Lay the cable so that it is protected against mechanical dam-
age, such as from tools or agricultural machinery.
Insert the plug connection into the socket and tighten the
union nut by hand in a clockwise direction.
Operation
Operation in the field solely requires the preparations speci-
fied under "Commissioning" and "Assembly".
The monitoring station will then work automatically and with-
out requiring maintenance.
The battery charge is monitored by Deepfield Connect via the
radio link. You will be notified when the battery needs replac-
ing.
Replacing the battery
Also see figure 2, page 2.
NOTE
Risk of damage!
Penetrating water or chemicals may damage or de-
stroy the monitoring station. Only replace the battery
in a dry environment. Clean the monitoring station dry
before replacing the battery. If dirty, clean the battery
compartment seal and check it for damage.
Remove the cable tie and turn the transmitter on its side
by the top suspension.
Open the battery compartment.
Remove the battery and release the connector. To release
the connector, press down on the back of the hook.
Insert the connector for the new battery into the socket.
Place the battery and the cable in the transmitter. The
cable should be underneath the battery if possible (see
figure 2, page 2).
Close the battery compartment cover and lock it carefully
with the two screws.
Secure the transmitter to the transmitter bracket again.
European Directive 2006/66/EC states that
defective or used rechargeable and disposable
batteries must be collected separately and re-
cycled in an environmentally friendly manner.
Do not throw rechargeable and disposable batteries away
with household waste. Used batteries can be returned to the
place you purchased them free of charge.
Rechargeable and disposable batteries that are no longer
suitable for use can be returned directly to:
Asparagus Monitoring | (10.1.18)
Germany
Robert Bosch Start-up GmbH, Deepfield Connect
Grönerstraße 9
71636 Ludwigsburg, Germany
WEEE no.: DE82229983
Disassembly
Disconnecting the sensor rod from the trans-
mitter
Undo the union nut from the transmitter socket by turning
it anti-clockwise and remove the plug connection.
Screw the socket protection cap onto the socket to pro-
tect it against dirt.
Retrieving the sensor rod from the soil
Remove as much soil as necessary to be able to grip the
sensor rod and pull it out of the soil.
NOTE
Risk of damage!
The use of tools or pulling on the cables may destroy
the sensor rod. Do not use tools and do not pull on the
cables in order to remove the sensor rod from the soil.
Detaching the transmitter from the transmitter
bracket
Take the Sicherungs cap off and remove the cable tie.
Pull the transmitter bracket out of the ground.
Maintenance and servicing
Maintenance and cleaning
The monitoring station does not require maintenance.
Remove any dirt from the monitoring station using a suitable
brush.
NOTE
Risk of damage!
Penetrating water or chemicals may damage or de-
stroy the monitoring station. Do not use chemicals or
pressure washers. Clean the monitoring station using dry
means only.
Customer services
Deepfield Connect customer services will be pleased to help
you with any product-related questions.
Germany
Robert Bosch Start-up GmbH, Deepfield Connect
Grönerstraße 9
71636 Ludwigsburg
E-mail: deepfield.connect@de.bosch.com
www.deepfield-connect.com
Robert Bosch Start-up GmbH, Deepfield Connect