ZA-V Control and ZA-V Profis Control

As standard, the ZA-V Control is equipped with the machine-specific AmaSpread⁺ in-cab terminal.

All the important functions are controlled directly via the illuminated function keys. These function keys, and the back-lit 5.7" display with its large icons and figures, show all aspects of operation clearly and unmistakably. The simple operating structure and menu guidance for AmaSpread⁺ ensures a high level of operational comfort.

AmaSpread⁺ can switch up to 3 part-width sections on each disc to the left or right hand side. The full settings for up to a total of 20 different fertiliser types can be stored and recalled at any time directly from the terminal. With documentation of the worked area, the applied quantity and the time taken, AmaSpread⁺, in addition, features a job management system of up to 99 jobs.

The ZA-V Profis Control models with AmaSpread⁺ also feature a forward speed-related spread rate regulation as well as the most up to date 200 Hz weighing system with two weigh cells. As an option, a tilt sensor is also available for the ZA-V Profis Control resulting always in a precise weight monitoring, even in undulating terrain.

In addition, the ZA-V Control offers the option of low level sensors which display a warning message in the terminal individually for the left and right hand hopper tips as soon as the pre-set minimum fill level has been reached.

The Limiter V⁺ border spreading device is also controlled from the AmaSpread⁺. In the fertiliser menu, separate pre-set adjustments can be saved for any individual fertiliser type including, for instance, the settings for side, border and water course spreading and these can be accessed directly via the individual function keys on the operator interface. In this way, when using the mechanically-driven ZA-V in conjunction with AmaSpread⁺, the farmer can now, depending on the border spreading situation, and quite simply at the press of a button, change over from normal spreading to side, border or water course spreading on the move from the tractor seat.