Bedienungsanleitung - When using parallel guidance only

When using parallel guidance only

This section is of interest to you if you have a simple system without an ISOBUS job computer. For example, the TRACK-Guide III terminal without additional applications. You can also operate other terminals according to these instructions, as long as you do not connect an ISOBUS job computer and the ISOBUS-TC application remains in “Standard” operating mode.

1.: Drive to the field.

2.: If you have already worked on this field in the past, load its field data. If you want to work on a new field, you must ensure that no other field data is loaded. In this case, you must discard the opened record.

3.: If you have a prescription map, you can import it now. See: If you are working with shape prescription maps

4.: In the “Virtual ECU” app, activate the virtual job computer of the machine to be used. You can find more information on this in the instructions of the terminal.

5.: Start a new navigation.

6.: Check whether the terminal has properly detected the driving direction.

7.: If you are using a GPS receiver that works with EGNOS or WAAS, set the reference point.

8.: As a standard, the “Parallel” guidance mode is activated. If you do not want to work with straight, parallel tracks, change the guidance mode.

9.: If you want to work with overlaps, adjust the desired distance between the guidance lines.

10.: Start the recording.

11.: Create the first AB line.

12.: Mark the field boundary (optional).

13.: If you want to work the headlands separately, activate it.

14.: Process the field on parallel tracks. To do so, you can use the lightbar or a steering system.

15.: If you are approaching an obstacle, you can mark its position.

16.: After finishing work, save the data.

17.: Copy the data to a USB memory device to store it on a PC or view with TRACK-Guide Desktop.