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1.13.2.2
Defining the degree of overlap
The degree of overlap defines the percent by which a
part-width section can protrude over a boundary
before it is switched off. The set degree of overlap
1
is shown beside the symbol for automatic mode.
Boundaries for the degree of overlap:
Boundary from unworked to worked area
Headland boundary
CMS-I-002001
CMS-T
-003425-A.1
1
1 |
Using the GPS switch
Using part-width section control
MG5560-EN-II | E.1 | 21.04.2020
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
About this Operating Manual
7
Other Applicable Documents
7
Validity
7
Diagrams
7
Notes
7
Instructions
8
Lists
9
Item Numbers
9
Orientation Paths
10
Installation Instructions
11
Basic Installation
11
Mounting for ISOBUS Mode
12
Mounting for AMABUS Mode
13
Mounting for Parallel Operation
14
AMATRON 3 Overview
15
Front Side
15
Rear Side
16
Basic Operation
17
Using the Toggle Button
17
Using the F Keys
18
Using the Directional Pad
18
Entering Text
18
Entering Numerical Values
19
Using the Shift Key
20
After Switching on
21
Selecting the BUS Mode
21
Checking the AUX-N Assignments
22
Changing the AUX-N Assignments
23
Main Menu Overview
24
AMATRON 3 Configuration
25
Entering the Basic Settings
25
Enabling or Disabling Job Management
25
Enabling or Disabling Ignition Switching
25
Adjusting the Volume
26
Setting the Brightness
27
Setting the Date and Time
28
Setting the Region and Language
29
Configuring ISOBUS
30
GPS Configuration
31
Setting up the A100/A101 Receiver
31
Setting up the AG-STAR Receiver
31
Setting up the SMART6 Receiver
33
Setting up Other GPS Receivers
34
Setting up the ASD Interface
34
Adjusting the Light Bar
35
Configuring the Toggle Button
35
Defining the Start Mode
36
Configuring Parallel Operation
36
Using AUX-N Input Devices
37
Defining the AUX-N Assignment
37
Defining the AUX-N Assignment Using the Functions List
40
Defining the AUX-N Assignment Using the Input List
41
Deleting the Selected AUX-N Assignment
42
Confirm with "Yes
42
The Assignment will be Deleted
42
Deleting All AUX-N Assignments
43
Using the Licence Management
43
Select
43
Confirm with "Yes
43
The Assignment will be Deleted
43
Using the Diagnostics
45
Using USB Management
45
Using the Pool Management
46
Using the CAN Diagnosis
46
Performing a Reset
47
Configuring Implements
48
Managing Implements
48
Editing the Implement Data
49
Editing the Implement Geometry Data
50
Selecting the Implement
51
Configuring Tractors
53
Managing Tractors
53
Editing the Tractor Data
54
Editing the Tractor Geometry Data
55
Configuring the Tractor Sensors
57
Selecting the Tractor
58
Using the Job Management
59
Managing Jobs
59
Editing Jobs
61
Creating a New Job
61
Adding Setpoints to a Job
61
Adding a Worker to a Job
64
Adding Implements and Tractors to a Job
66
Checking the Map Type
68
Searching for Jobs
69
Copying Jobs
69
Starting a Job
70
Stopping a Job
71
Exporting Jobs
71
Using Master Data Management
72
Managing Master Data
72
Managing Setpoints
73
Editing the Setpoints
74
Managing Fields
75
Editing the Field Data
76
Managing the Customers
76
Editing the Customer Data
77
Managing Workers
77
Editing Worker Data
78
Managing Products
78
Editing the Product Data
79
Using the GPS Switch
80
GPS Switch Overview
80
GPS Switch Interface
80
GPS Switch Functions
83
GPS Quality Requirements
85
Entering the Basic Settings for GPS Switch
85
Defining the Implement Modelling
85
Select the Source for the Driving Direction Detection
86
Enabling the Acoustic Field Boundary Warning
86
Defining the Map Display
87
Defining the Map Alignment
87
Entering the GPS Switch Settings for Spreaders
88
Entering the GPS Switch Settings for Sprayers
90
Entering the GPS Switch Settings for Seed Drills
91
Setting the On/Off Point Delays
93
Determining the Correction Times for On/Off Point Delays
96
Checking the Switch-On and -Off Times
97
Starting the GPS Switch
98
Starting GPS Switch with Job Management
98
Starting GPS Switch Without Job Management
100
Zooming the Map
101
Panning the Map
102
Turning Around the Orientation of the Tractor Symbol
102
Marking Obstacles
103
Deleting an Obstacle Marking
104
Creating the Field Boundary
104
Deleting the Field Boundary
105
Managing Virtual Headlands
106
Creating Virtual Headlands
106
Locking or Unlocking the Headlands
108
Deleting the Headland
108
Using Track Lines
109
Selecting the Track Line Pattern
109
Defining the Track Line Spacing
111
Creating Beds
111
Defining the Light Bar Sensitivity
112
Creating Track Lines
113
Using Part-Width Section Control
115
Using Manual Part-Width Section Control
115
Using Automatic Part-Width Section Control
117
Managing Field Data
123
Saving Recorded Field Data
123
Deleting Recorded Field Data
123
Loading Field Data from Recordings
124
Defining the Radius for Field Detection
127
Loading Field Data from a Shape File
128
Configuring the Application Map
130
Using the Driver Assistance System
130
Calibrating the GPS Switch
132
Correcting GPS Switch
132
Correcting the GPS Drift with a Reference Point
133
Correcting the GPS Drift Manually
134
Using an External Light Bar
135
Using the AUX-N Menu
137
Eliminating Faults
138
Take Screenshot
141
Indexes
142
Glossary
142
Index
144
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Category
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Language
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