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HYMIX
Mix Master Series
Operation Manual
V 1.2 (February 2018 Beta)
Combined Software V 3.0.0 Beta
Updates to Manual
V 1.1
• Updates page. P2
• Slump check and adjust, no calibration warning. P15
V 1.2
• E Stop wording changed to Panic Button. P4
• Keypad button, hold time indicated. P5
• Add notes to keypad transfer. P7
• Add notes to work lamp operation P8
• Add notes to drum charge/discharge operation. P11 and P12
• Add notes to drum pause/resume operationP13
• Add note to Load Under Plant operation. P14
• Add front keypad warning for Panic Button pressed P18
• Add information about manual and feedback loop drum control, regarding charge/discharge speed display. P25
• Change semi auto addition of water function, quantities are now added in 5L increments instead of 20L increments. P34
• Update Auto Slump Check and Adjust Flow Diagram. P15
• Addition of a contents page. P3
• Warning LEDs now show on ‘Load Under Plant’ button. P19
Contents
Keypads………….………………………………………………………….P4Front Keypad………….………………………………………….……...P5Rear Keypad…….…………………………………………………………P6Transferring Keypad Control………….……………………………P7 Lights………….……………………………………………………………...P8Engine Control……………..................................................P9Drum Control………….………………………………………………….P11Auto Slump Check and Adjust (Front Keypad)…………….P15Keypad Warnings………….……………………………………………P16VFX………….…………………………………………………………………P20Start Up………….………………………………………………………….P21Number Pad………….…………………………………………………..P23Standard Control………….…………………………………………...P24Slump Management………….………………………………………P27Calibration………….……………………………………………………..P30Water Addition………….……………………….........................P33Dashboard…………………………………………………………………P35Settings……….…………………………………………………………….P36About Screens………….……………………………………………....P39
Using HYMIX Keypads
Turn on Vehicle Ignition
Panic Button Pressed
Cab Keypad should not show LED’s
Cab Keypad Top Row LED’s ALL FLASH, and system cannot be activated for operation.
Note: If system already in operation then drum immediately stops, and work lamps and strobe
lamps are activated. If the hand brake is applied, then the engine will also be switched off. After disengaging the panic button, the system will
need re-activation at the front keypad.
Panic Button Normal position
Keypad NOT Active
CONTROL SYSTEM READY IF BLUE LED is shown above the key 6 below
To Activate control systemPress these 2 keys together (Key 2& 3)
FROM CAB ONLY
FRONT KEYPAD CAN BE USED as next page
CAB or FRONT Keypad
Button 5 DRUM
DISCHARGE –hold 1s and
release *
Button 6 DRUM Pause
Resume *
Button 7 Cancel Reverse
Alarm(Not in Use Yet)
Button 8 WORKLAMPS
Button 1 DRUM
CHARGE -hold 1s and
release *
Button 2 Driving To Job -
hold 2s and release *
Button 3 Loading
Under Plant -hold 2s and
release *
Button 4 STROBELIGHTS
* This key is only available if Drum control is fitted
Before utilising control of vehicle rear, make sure it is safe to do so.!
DRUMCHARGE *
REAR Keypad (Mix Master I & II)
ENGINEStart/Stop
ENGINERev + Inc
STROBELIGHTS
* This key is only available if Drum control is fitted
DRUMDISCHARGE
*
DRUMPause
Resume
ENGINERev - Dec
WORKLAMPS
Before utilising control of engine make sure the vehicle is in neutral with the handbrake on.!
TRANSFERRING KEYPAD CONTROL
IF FRONT Keypad active
FRONT
Once Keypad control has been transferred BLUE LED (Key 6) will turn off
IF REAR Keypad active
To Transfer Keypad control to REARPress these 2 keys together (Key 2&3)
FROM CAB ONLY
Once Keypad control has been transferred BLUE LED (key 6) will turn off on REAR
Keypad BLUE LED (key 6) of FRONT Keypad will turn
ON
To Transfer Keypad control back to CAB /FRONT
Press these 2 keys together (Key 2&3)
FROM CAB ONLY
REAR
To Take Keypad control from CABPress these 2 keys together (Key 2&3)
FROM REAR ONLY
Once Keypad control has been transferred BLUE LED (Key 6) will turn ON
Notes: Keypad control cannot be transferredd to the rear keypad unless the
handbrake is applied.Releasing the handbrake will automatically
transfer control to the front keypad and stop any system control over the vehicle
engine rpm.
LIGHTS
Ignition ON
End markers = ONLeft markers = ON
Right markers = ON
Ignition OFF
End markers = OFFOS Markers = OFFNS Markers = OFF
To turn on Strobes, Press Key 4 on ANY keypad (if it’s active)
All strobes turns ON Green LED (Key 4) turn ON
To turn on work lamps, Press Key 8 on ANY keypad (if it’s active)
All work lamps turns ON Green LED (Key 8) turn ON
Indicators OFF
Left Indicators ON
End markers = ONLeft markers = Flashing
Right markers = ON
Right Indicators ON
End markers = ONLeft markers = ON
Right markers = Flashing
Notes: If 20 mph vehicle speed is exceeded, the work lamps will automatically switch off.
Engine Control
Activate the rear keypad (See Switching Keypad control on page 4)Note: Engine can only be controlled from Rear keypad
Engine Start: Press key 2 for 3 seconds
Engine Start Conditions:1. Ignition ON2. Hand brake ON (rear keypad
key 2 Green LED is on)3. EXT Switch ON (SCANIA Only)
Orange LED will flash whilst engine is starting and turn solid once started.
Before utilising control of vehicle rear make sure it is safe to do so!
If Engine started in the cab: (to allow Engine Speed Control)1. Hand brake ON (rear keypad key 2
Green LED is on)2. EXT Switch ON (SCANIA Only)
Engine Stop: Press key 2 for 2 seconds when Engine is running
Orange LED will flash for 2 seconds whilst Engine is stopping and go off
after the key is released.
Note: If Hand brake off (rear keypad key 2 Red LED is on) then
engine cannot be started or stopped at the rear
Engine Control
Before utilising control of vehicle rear make sure it is safe to do so!
Increase Engine Speed: Press and hold key 3
Engine speed will go up/down by 50 rpm for every 0.5s key 3 or 7 are held.
700 - 799rpmRed LED flashes. 800 – 1400rpm Red LED turns
ON solid (key 3 & 7)
1100 - 1199rpmGreen LED
flashes. 1200 –1400rpm Green
LED turns ON solid (key 3 & 7)
900 - 999rpmOrange LED
flashes. 1000 –1400rpm
Orange LED turns ON solid
(key 3 & 7)
1200 - 1399rpm Blue LED flashes.
1400rpm Blue LED turns ON
solid (key 3 & 7)
Decrease Engine Speed: Press and hold key 7
Drum Control (Only available if fitted)
Drum Charge and INCREASE Charge Speed: Press key 1
Drum start charging at 12.5% and Blue LED will be flashing on Key 1
Every time key 1 is pressed Drum charge speed will increase by 12.5% and LEDs
will be changed as follows
12.5% Charge
25% Charge
37.5% Charge
50% Charge
62.5% Charge
75% Charge
87.5% Charge
100% Charge
INCREASE Drum Charge Speed : Press key 1 @ any time
DECREASE Drum charge Speed : Press key 5 @ any time
When ignition is switched on Drum speed is Zero.Pressing Button 1 (Drum Charge) will INCREASE charge speed in 12.5% steps with each press.Pressing Button 5 (Drum Discharge) will DECREASE charge speed in 12.5% steps with each press.Button 1 & 5 can be used at any time drum speed is enabled .
Before operating drum control make sure it is safe to do so.!
Note: If handbrake applied, any drum charge equal to or greater than 50%
will result in engine speed auto ramping to 1100rpm
Drum Control (Only available If fitted)
Drum Discharge and INCREASE Discharge speed:
Press key 5
Drum start discharging at 12.5% and Red LED will be flashing on Key 5
Every time you press key 5, Drum discharge speed will increase by 12.5%
and LEDs will be changed as follows
12.5% Discharge
25% Discharge
37.5% Discharge
50% Discharge
62.5% Discharge
75% Discharge
87.5% Discharge
100% Discharge
Drum discharge speed INCREASE: Press key 5 @ any time
Drum discharge speed DECREASE: Press key 1 @ any time
When ignition is switched on Drum speed is Zero.Pressing Button 5 (Drum Charge) will INCREASE discharge Speed in 12.5% steps with each press.Pressing Button 1 (Drum Discharge) will DECREASE discharge Speed in 12.5% steps with each press.Button 1 & 5 can be used at any time drum speed is enabled .
Before operating drum control make sure it is safe to do so.!
Note: If handbrake applied, any drum discharge equal to or greater than 50%
will result in engine speed auto ramping to 1100rpm
Drum Control (Only available If fitted)
Drum Pause: Rear KeypadPress key 6 while charge or
discharge
1. All LEDs will go off on Key 1 and 52. Drum stops and engine rpm goes to
idle.3. Key 6 red LED will be ON
Drum Resume: Rear KeypadPress key 6 when it’s paused
1. All LEDs will revert back to last state2. Drum speed, direction and engine
rpm return to the last known state.3. Key 6 green LED will be ON
Before operating drum control make sure it is safe to do so.!
Notes: At front keypad, the pause and resume will only control drum speed and
not the engine rpm.On front and rear keypads, if paused,
pressing the drum charge/discharge button will cancel the pause/resume function.
Drum Control (Only available if fitted)
Driving to the Job: Press key 2 on CAB keypad for 2 seconds
1. Drum start charging at 6%2. Key 2 green LED will be ON
Loading under the plant: Press key 3 on CAB keypad for 2 seconds
1. Drum start charging at 100%2. Key 3 green LED will be ON
Conditions:1. Hand brake ON2. Gearbox in Neutral
To turn off, press key 2 on CAB keypad again for 2 seconds
1. Drum stop charging 2. Key 2 LED will be OFF
To turn off, press key 3 on CAB keypad again for 2 seconds
1. Drum stop charging 2. Key 3 LED will be OFF
Before operating drum control make sure it is safe to do so.!
Note: Engine speed will auto ramp to 1100rpm
Auto Slump Check and Adjust(Front Keypad - Mix Master III)
1. On Front Keypad, Press Button 1 & 2 Simultaneously.
Slump Check and Adjust at Front Keypad
6.1 Handbrake Not Applied (Driving) 6.2 Handbrake Applied (On Site)
Notes: Litres/Unit pressure are validated through trials, this is programmable once established. Water addition (litres) = litres/unit pressure x unit pressure difference.
Driver can exit slump check and adjust mode at any time by pressing button 1 & 2 Simultaneously or by power cycling the vehicle ignition.
3. Changes button 2 from driving to site button, to start slump check and adjust button. Buttons 1, 3, 5 and 6 are disabled but button 1 drum charge LEDs still indicate current drum speed.
4. Press and hold button 2 for 3s
5. Button 2 Green LED flashes, all other button LEDs turn off.
8.2 System compares the average high pressure reading with the calibrated high pressure for 10 RPM.
9.1 If pressures are equal (within tolerance), Green LED on button 2 goes to solid state.
9.2 If average pressure is lower than calibrated pressure, then all keypad red LEDs flash and all 4 LEDs flash on button 2.
7.1 Charge drum at 5 RPM. Count 5 revolutions, on revolution 3 store the highest hydraulic oil pressure, on revolution 4 store the highest hydraulic oil pressure and on revolution 5 store the highest hydraulic oil pressure.
Record the average of the 3 high pressures.
7.2 Charge drum at 10 RPM. Count 5 revolutions, on revolution 3 store the highest hydraulic oil pressure, on revolution 4 store the highest hydraulic oil pressure and on revolution 5 store the highest hydraulic oil pressure.
Record the average of the 3 high pressures.
8.1 System compares the average high pressure reading with the calibrated high pressure for 5 RPM.
9.3 If average pressure is higher than calibrated pressure, water is added. Button 2 blue LED comes on whilst water being added. During operation pressures are checked in background, if actual slump = target slump, water addition stops.
10.1. Indication LEDs remain on until the driver acknowledges them by pressing button 1 & 2 simultaneously, or the vehicle ignition is power cycled. In both cases slump check and adjust mode is exited. Drum RPM returns to last known setting.
2.1 If no relevant alarms are active, then system enters slump check and adjust mode,
all LEDs on button 2 turn on.
2.2 If system calibration has expired, or any other alarms relating to the process are active, then all LEDs on button 2 flash, slump check and adjust mode cannot be
accessed. Operator exits by pressing same keys again
10.3 Water addition has completed. Drum turns for approx. 2 minutes. Handbrake off 5RPM drum speedHandbrake on 10RPM drum speed
10.2. Water tank level has fallen below 40L before water addition was completed. Water addition stops, all LEDs on button 2 flash until acknowledged by operator by pressing button 1 and 2 simultaneously, exiting slump check and adjust mode.
Low Ambient Temperature Warning
CAB / FRONT Keypad BLUE LED’s FLASH
AND REAR Keypad BLUE LED’s FLASH
ECU Communication Warning
CAB / FRONT Keypad RED LED’s FLASH
AND REAR Keypad RED LED’s FLASH
Hydraulic Oil Temperature High Warning (MMIII)
CAB / FRONT Keypad Orange LED’s FLASH
Panic Button Pressed (Front Keypad)
Keypad Control Transfer Warnings
If engine running and the handbrake is off. Attempts to transfer control to the rear keypad will activate flashing of all LEDs on key 2, on both keypads and control will not transfer to rear keypad.
If engine is not running, handbrake is off, control is at the rear and then the engine is started from the cab, control of both keypads will be disabled and the LEDs of key 2 on both keypads will flash until control is activated at the front keypad by pressing buttons 1 and 2 simultaneously.
Using the VFX (Mix Master III)
Below is a typical VFX interface. It features a screen display and 8 buttons.
A B
CE
G
DF
H
SCREEN AREA
The VFX works exactly like the rear keypad, with added features and controls. Control is passed to the VFX by pressing keys 2&3 at the front. In
Addition control can be taken at the rear by pressing keys G and H together if the front keypad is first activated.
PASSWORDS:
• 0000 – Operator• 1234 – Concrete Technician• 5678 – Fleet Manager• 9999 - Hymix
Using the VFX: Start-up
After powering on, the VFX will start on the ‘Home’ screen. To use the VFX properly, the user must first log-in at the appropriate security level. To
navigate to the log-in screen, press ‘Setup’ button (key E).
From the Setup screen, press the ‘Security’ button (key D) to reach the security screen to log-in.
Using the VFX: Start-up
Having navigated to the Security screen (shown below). The user must now enter the appropriate password, enabling the relevant features.
Press ‘LOG IN’ (key A) to open the VFX number pad, then enter a provided password. The next section explains the use of the Number pad, but once a
valid password has been entered, the screen will update like below:
The user now has access to the rest of the VFX. From here, press the ‘Standard Control’ button (key H) to go straight to the respective screen, or key E to return to Setup.
Please note: the user will not be logged out until the VFX is powered off, or until the user manually logs out themselves by pressing the ‘LOG OUT’ button (key C).
Using the VFX: Using the Number Pad
LEFT
DOWN
UP RIGHTSELECT
Certain features of the VFX require the use of the ‘Number pad’ like entering a password for example. The controls for using the Numpad are explained:
Movement and Selection:To show which number/button is
selected, the icon selected is highlighted in a different colour. Use
LEFT, RIGHT, UP and DOWN to change which icon is selected. Then press SELECT to enter the selected
number.
Enter, Clear and Cancel:Three other buttons show on the screen, ENT, CLR and CAN. They can be
selected just like choosing a number, but perform different tasks:• ENT – Confirms entered number, and outputs to the program. Then
closes the numpad.• CLR – Clears the Text Field box.• CAN – Cancels the entry and closes the numpad without making changes
Text Field:The numbers entered will
display in this text box. Pressing CLR will delete anything shown
in the box.
Using the VFX: Standard Control Screen
The VFX Standard Control screen bares resemblance to the Keypad. The icons represent the same functionality, but are operated using VFX keys.
ENGINEStart/Stop
STROBELIGHTS
DRUMDISCHARGE
(Hold button for 1 second
and release for 1 increment)
DRUMPause
Resume
WORKLAMPS
DRUMCHARGE (Hold
button for 1 second and release for 1 increment)
ENGINERev + Inc
ENGINERev - Dec
Before utilising control of engine make sure the vehicle is in neutral with the handbrake on.!
Using the VFX: Standard Control Screen
The Standard Control screen provides a range of additional features, which are detailed below: It should be noted that drum charge/discharge is displayed below as
a % with full speed equal to 100%, this applies to the system when it is in manual drum control mode. \normally the system will be in feedback loop control mode and
drum charge/discharge speed will be displayed in rpm with full speed equal to 14 rpm.
Real Time Clock
Colour State:The buttons will change colours
to indicate activity
Water info: The display shows a
water level gauge and a flow meter
Drum Discharge/Charge Speed: Displays 0-100% of Drum Discharge (Left)
and Charge (Right) speed.
Engine Speed bar: Displays level of
Engine Speed between idle and
100%
Engine Speed display: Displays Engine Speed or
pause symbol if Pause button (F) is pressed once.
Drum Speed display: Displays set Drum Speed. Changes
colour to indicate charge/discharge. Charging
(Yellow) or Discharging (Blue).
Drum Pause: When the Drum Pause/Resume button is pressed
(F), the Drum Speed will gradually reduce to 0 and a Pause icon will be visible. The colour represents whether the drum was charging (Yellow) or Discharging (Blue).
%
Using the VFX: Standard Control Screen
Return to Home Page: To return to the Home page, press the Drum Discharge and Drum Charge Buttons down at the same time and release.
Messages: Messages will display when certain conditions are met
i.e. the ‘Parking Brake OFF’ message will show when the
Parking Brake is off.
Using the VFX: Slump Management
The Slump Management screen can be accessed via the Home screen.
DASHBOARDSCREEN CALIBRATION
SCREEN
WATERSCREEN
START SLUMP
PROCESS
STANDARDCONTROL
SLUMPCAMERA
Using the VFX: Slump Management
Active Pressure Gauge:Displays active pressure
reading, live from pressure sensors
Target Slump: Shows the set Target Slump. Can be changed through the Calibration
process. While the Slump Process is active, the font and box colour will flash until the process is cancelled or the target is met.
Slump Process Information: When the Slump Process starts, it will begin the check and adjust procedure. The process will assess the pressure in
the hydraulic system, and will compare it with the target pressures. Afterwards, 3 possible outcomes will occur:
• Pressure Low – Displays ‘Excess Water’ – There is too much water in the drum.
• Pressure High – Displays ‘Adding Water’ – There is not enough water in the drum, so water will be automatically added until target met.
• Pressure within tolerance – Displays ‘Target Met’ – The slump meets the target pressures.
• Press the ‘Start Slump Process’ button D (now displaying a red cross) to end the process.
Using the VFX: Slump Management
Return to Slump Management
Video Display: The video will display a live feed from inside the drum.
Target Slump: Functions exactly the same as the target slump display in
the slump Management Screen
To access the Slump Camera screen, the user must press the slump camera button on the Slump Management screen.
Standard Control Shortcut:Pressing ‘key H’ can actually take the user straight to the
Standard Control screen.
Using the VFX: Calibration
The Calibration screen should be used by a Concrete Technician and cannot be accessed by operator level security.
SET TARGET SLUMP
START CALIBRATION SAVE
RESULTS
SETUPSLUMP
MANAGEMNT
Only at VFX: Calibration
The Calibration screen requires Concrete Technician access or above to use, and can be accessed via the Setup or Slump
Management screens.
Set Target Slump: Displays the selected Target Slump. Pressing button (C) increases the value by 25, cycling back to 0 after
125
Saved Slump Pressure: Displays the Target Slump pressure values recorded at the last
calibration.
Start Calibration: When the calibration process is started, the user will not be able to leave this
screen until its cancelled or completed. The white box beside
displaying ‘Start’ is a message display, and displays messages on the state of the process. When the process is complete, the user must press ‘SAVE’ in order to record the
pressures.
Target Slump Pressure: During the Calibration process,
assessed pressures will be recorded here. The value boxes will flash green to indicate the process is active, and will stay solid when done. When the save button is pressed, the
assessed pressures are saved to the saved slump pressure
boxes above.
Only at VFX: Calibration Process
1. Handbrake Applied (On Site)
2. Concrete adjusted to desired slump by a Concreate Technician
3. Enter Calibration Screen (Security Level Concrete Tech). Start Calibration.
4. Drum charges at 5 RPM for 5 revolutions, on revolution 3 highest hydraulic oil pressure is stored, on revolution 4 the highest hydraulic oil pressure is stored, and on revolution 5 the highest hydraulic oil pressure is stored. The average of
the 3 high pressures is recorded.
5. Drum charges at 10 RPM for 5 revolutions, on revolution 3 the highest hydraulic oil pressure is stored, on revolution 4
the highest hydraulic oil pressure is stored, and on revolution 5 the highest hydraulic oil pressure is stored. The
average of the 3 high pressures is recorded.
6. The drum stops and the load can be discharged in the normal way.
7. Concrete Technician tests slump for its actual slump value.
8. The Slump value can then be recorded against the average high pressures at 5 RPM and 10 RPM for the future
checking of slump.
9. Date of calibration is automatically updated when saved.
Note: A warning is activated 12 weeks after calibration. After 14 weeks calibration becomes compulsory.
10. Exit Calibration .
Using the VFX: Water Addition
The Water Addition screen can be accessed via Slump Management, or from the Home screen.
SET WATER LOAD
STANDARD CONTROL
ADD WATER
RESET FLOW METERSLUMP
MANAGEMENT
Using the VFX: Water Addition
Target Slump: Functions exactly the same as the display box in the slump
Management Screen.
Water Tank Level Gauge: Displays
reading from water level sensor.
Flow Meter: Displays how much water has passed through the water valve
since last reset.
Water Load: When the Water Load button is pressed, the prepared load increases by 5L, cycling back to 0L after
360L.
Add Water: When pressed, the water valve will open and will only
close when pressed again (a red cross appears in place of the green tick). Pressing Add Water while a load is set adds only the amount
prepared, then stops automatically.
Using the VFX: Dashboard
Table: Alarm entries populate here. Each column provides detail on the alarms listed.
Scroll: When the list of alarms extends past the screen, use the arrow keys to navigate
further down.
ACK/ACK ALL: Pressing ACK on an alarm entry will indicate that the user
is aware of the alarm. Likewise pressing ACK ALL will acknowledge all
alarms at once.
CLEAR ALL: When pressed, all alarms in the table will be cleared, they will however re-populate if the fault has
not been repaired.
The Dashboard screen is accessed via the Home or Slump Management screens. When Alarm messages flag up on the
system, the user can view and acknowledge them here.
Using the VFX: Settings Home
Time Adjust: Can be accessed by Concrete Technician or above. Set the
time on the VFX. System does not accommodate daylight savings time.
Hymix: Can only be accessed by HYMIX user.
Return to Setup
Operator security level has no access to the Settings Home screen, it is accessed via the Setup screen. From here, the user has access to a number of different settings pages for adjusting the control
system.
Standard Control
Concrete Tech: Can be accessed by Concrete Technician or above.
Using the VFX: Settings Controls
Scroll Up: Pressing up will move the yellow
selection box up.Selection: The box highlighted yellow
represents the selected value.
Change Value: Press this button to edit the
value. The VFX numpad will open, from there
the selected value can be changed.
Save: Press the SAVE button to save any changes made to the VFX. Changes made that aren’t saved will
have no effect.
Scroll Down: Pressing down will move the yellow
selection box down.
Using the VFX: Settings Controls
Increase Value: Pressing up will increase the selected value by 1. Hold down the
button to increase automatically.
Selection: The box highlighted yellow represents
the selected value.
Save: Press the SAVE button to save any changes made to the VFX. Changes made that aren’t saved will not be implemented.
Decrease Value: Pressing down will decrease the
selected value by 1. Hold down the button to
decrease automatically.
Left/Right: Press the Left or Right to change
the selected value.
Using the VFX: About
The ‘About’ screens can be accessed from the Setup page. About screen A provides information on the vehicle the system is installed on. This
information is provided by USB download.
About B provides links and contact details for further information and support.