The  Viper has a large touch screen that allows easily accessed to any of the different programmed functions. Depending on the requirement different programs can be activated with an unlock key.

Scouting is the standard package and allows the user to mark 16 different features (attributes) while running a job. The first feature defaults to logging the field boundary. The other features can be user defined as either a point, line or zone.

Guidance The Viper can utilise an on screen guidance with a CDI Needle to show position and direction, this can be enhanced with a Lightbar display. Many different  straight line and curved guidance modes are available.

AccuBoom This allows the Viper to control the boom sections when entering and leaving previously applied areas. The Viper has a look-ahead facility to allow the booms to be switched on just before entering the non applied area. To allow for non parallel headlands it is possible to switch off a section in relation to the % of coverage of a particular section.

Coverage Map The Viper will produce an ‘as applied’ map for each of the controlled products, this shows the area covered and  any off target applications.

Application Report The user can input all the relevant information into the Viper with reference to the specific job, such as field name, farm, product, weather, tip size, operator name etc. From this an application report can be produced when the Vipers storage card is loaded onto a PC. The Rbin viewer can be used to print off the reports or transfer the data as a shapefile for use in other management software.

CAN Controller The Viper will control up to five channels, usually the application rate and four injection pumps.

Prescription Maps The Viper can follow five prescription maps using shapefile format and producing the 'as applied' coverage maps.

Key Benefits

• CAN system to make installation simple
• One console for all the tasks
• Large screen with customized display