Getting Started With See & Spray Gen 2: Setup, Calibration, and First-Pass Tips

When you add See & Spray Gen 2 to your operation, a good setup and first‑season plan make all the difference. With the right calibrations and expectations, operators can quickly trust what the system is doing in the field.

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Pre-Season Setup Steps

• Confirm that your machine software, G5Plus CommandCenter or display, and Operations Center connections are current.

• Inspect cameras and sensors to ensure they are clean, securely mounted, and correctly aligned.

• Work with Koenig Equipment to verify machine activations for See & Spray modes and any related precision upgrades.

Calibration and Field Checks

• Perform recommended boom, flow, and pressure calibrations, just as you would for broadcast applications.

• Run initial passes in a field with visible weed pressure and check nozzle patterns, hit rates, and spray timing.

• Use the in‑cab display to monitor target hits and watch for weed pressure map development as you spray.

Operator Best Practices in the First Season

• Start at moderate speeds until operators gain confidence in detection and nozzle timing.

• Choose fields with clear weed‑to‑crop contrast early on to showcase how the system works.

• Review Operation Center reports and maps with operators so they understand how their passes show up as data layers.

How Koenig Equipment Supports Your First Season

• Provide on‑farm start‑up support, including ride‑along sessions during your first See & Spray passes.

• Help you configure reports that track herbicide savings, acres covered, and hit rates so you see ROI clearly.

• Be on call during tight application windows so questions or concerns don’t slow you down.