How to fix blocked sensors on AGTRON Monitor?
If your AGTRON monitor indicates blocked sensors, the sensor indicated is blocked. Clean blockage from indicated run. Verify the Sensitivity is not set too high and check inside the distribution towers for any foreign material. You may also trade that sensor with one in another position or replace that sensor.
What to do if AGTRON ART 160 Monitor displays SNR # CLN?
If your AGTRON monitor displays 'SNR # CLN', it means the optical detectors inside the sensor tube are dirty. Take note of the indicated seed sensor number and clean the indicated seed sensor with warm water and a bristle pipe brush. If the problem continues, bypass the indicated seed sensor or replace the bypassed seed sensor.
What to do if AGTRON ART 160 Monitor displays LP # OVERLOAD?
If your AGTRON monitor displays 'LP # OVERLOAD', it means there's too much power draw on the indicated sensor loop number. Start by checking all cables. As this is most likely a short in the sensor loop indicated, remove one tower, sensor or cable at a time until the message disappears. Replace the last removed part.
Why does AGTRON ART 160 display REBOOT SYSTEM 01?
The 'REBOOT SYSTEM 01' message on your AGTRON monitor indicates a memory error due to the application and removal of power to the monitor. To fix this, ensure the monitor is not connected to switched power. Change the wiring to connect the monitor directly to the battery terminals of the tractor. Remove both the positive and negative wires from the battery and touch them together; this will reboot the system.
How to resolve intermittent communication errors on AGTRON Monitor?
For stationary system testing, check all cables for stretching or pinching. Clean any connections that may have been left open and re-apply silicone grease (Agtron part number 850039001). Look for damaged cable jackets from over-tightened tie- straps. Spray sensors with water if indication that the system fails after rain. You can also bypass all the towers except tower #1 and check for reliable operation while seeding. Bypass individual Seed Sensors until reliable operation is achieved. Add tower #2 and check for reliable operation. If the issue persists, replace the main extensions, Y cable and sensor loop cables.
What to do if AGTRON ART 160 Monitor displays HIGH/LOW alarms when HIGH/LOW alarms are set to 0?
If your AGTRON monitor displays HIGH/LOW alarms even when they are set to 0, it indicates a problem with the System Units. First, power down the system and turn it back on. If the problem persists, press MODE, then CAL until the SYSTEM UNITS screen appears. Change units from SAE to METRIC using the arrow keys. Return to the main RATE screen and confirm HIGH/LOW alarms are set to 0. Change units from METRIC back to SAE. If the issue still persists, press MODE, then CAL until the SET DEFAULT CAL screen appears. Press and hold OK until DEFAULT CAL is set message appears to restore to factory defaults.
What to do if my AGTRON Monitor displays SNR # ERR one number above total sensors installed?
If your AGTRON monitor shows 'SNR # ERR' with the number one above the total sensors installed, it indicates the monitor is reading an incorrect number of sensors. To resolve this: * Check all the cables and connections from the last sensor to the monitor head. * Bypass the last sensor by connecting the second last sensor to the Sensor Loop Cable to the Y-Cable. If the issue persists, try replacing the last sensor in the loop, connecting a Seed Sensor directly to the Y-Cable, replacing the Y-Cable, or replacing the Sensor Loop Cable between the Y-Cable and the last Seed Sensor.
General| Display Size | 15.6 inches |
|---|---|
| Screen Size | 15.6 inches |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 |
| Panel Type | IPS |
| Brightness | 250 cd/m² |
| Contrast Ratio | 1000:1 |
| Resolution | 1920 x 1080 (Full HD) |
| Viewing Angle | 178° (H) / 178° (V) |
| Input Ports | HDMI |
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