Outback S-Lite User Guide 26 PN 875-0194-000 Rev D1
Chapter 3: Using Guidance Features
Return to Previous Point
Using the Return to Previous Point function to have S-Lite guide back to a previously
saved point.
1. Press STOP GUIDANCE.
2. Select RTRN PREV PT and press ENTER. S-Lite
guides to the saved point.
3. At the saved point, press STRAIGHT GUIDANCE or
CONTOUR GUIDANCE.
S-Lite prompts to use the previously defined A=B line.
4. Press ENTER to continue with the current job.
Update e-Dif
The Update e-Dif function is activated when the Correction Type is set to e-Dif.
Anytime field operations are suspended (for hours or days) the Update e-Dif function
allows guidance to resume without interruption by resetting the e-Dif correction to
match the current starting point with the previously recorded return point. See “Using
e-Dif” on page 29 for more information on e-Dif.
1. At the end of an application, create a return point using the steps outlined in
“Return Here” on page 25. In addition, establish a physical mark in the field
corresponding to the ending position. The physical mark should be easy to
drive back to at a future time.
2. When resuming the application, return to the ending position. You may use
the Return to Previous Point function (above, up to step 4) to get nearby, but
it is important to return to the same physical location.
3. After returning to the ending position, press STOP GUIDANCE.
4. Select UPDATE E-DIF from the displayed menu.
5. Press ENTER.
6. Resume guidance by pressing STRAIGHT GUIDANCE or CONTOUR
GUIDANCE.
Erase Memory
The Erase Memory function removes all recorded passes and points for the job to
prepare for a new job. You normally do this at the end of each field.
There are 30.56 hours of total memory available. If you do not erase memory between
fields, it will fill up. If this happens, a “MEMORY FULL” message appears. Use the
ERASE MEMORY function to clear the memory.
1. Press STOP GUIDANCE.
2. Select ERASE MEMORY.
3. Press ENTER.
All date is erased and you are returned to the menu.
Note: S-Lite displays “UPDATE OK” if the corrections have reset properly. If
S-Lite encounters an error in resetting the corrections, it displays “NOT
YET UPDATED”.
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