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daniel15Sep 10, 2025
What does No Cal mean on my Raven Tractor Accessories?
- OohillSep 10, 2025
Raven Tractor Accessories SmarTrax MD has not been calibrated. Calibrate the SmarTrax MD system using the calibration wizard.
What does No Cal mean on my Raven Tractor Accessories?
Raven Tractor Accessories SmarTrax MD has not been calibrated. Calibrate the SmarTrax MD system using the calibration wizard.
What to do if Raven Tractor Accessories SmarTrax MD will not engage?
If your Raven SmarTrax MD system won't engage when you press the foot/enable switch, several things could be wrong. First, check the LEDs on the node to ensure proper communication. Second, there might be an active error in the SmarTrax MD system. Third, make sure the foot/enable switch cable is securely connected and not faulty. Fourth, check the operator presence switch connections. Fifth, ensure the SmarTrax MD master switch is in the “ON” position. Finally, set a new guidance line if none is currently set.
What to do if Raven Tractor Accessories SmarTrax MD will not find the guidance line?
If your Raven Tractor Accessories SmarTrax MD system is not finding the guidance line, make sure that the SmarTrax MD system is engaged. If you are using GL1DE speed filter, disable it. Also, try increasing the LA Aggressiveness setting and the OL Sensitivity setting in increments of 1, allowing at least 30 seconds between adjustments.
What to do if Raven Tractor Accessories SmarTrax MD will not disengage when steering wheel is turned?
If your Raven Tractor Accessories SmarTrax MD system continues to steer when you turn the steering wheel, the disengage setting might be incorrect; adjust it in the field computer. Another possibility is a damaged encoder. To check this, go to the SmarTrax Sensor Setup screen and manually turn the steering wheel while monitoring the Wheel Angle value. If the wheel angle doesn't change, replace the mechanical drive.
Why is my Raven Tractor Accessories system steering the wrong way?
If the Raven Tractor Accessories system manually steers the wrong way from the System Diagnostics screen, the motor hardware inside the mechanical drive may be damaged. To resolve this, navigate to the SmarTrax Manual Steering screen, toggle the master switch on and off (verifying that the Raven LED logo changes from white steady to blue steady), and drive the motor at various settings while monitoring the Actual Current value. If no current is drawn and the problem persists, replace the mechanical drive.
What does No GPS mean on my Raven Tractor Accessories?
Raven Tractor Accessories no GPS information is being received. Verify the GPS receiver is properly installed and configured.
What does High HDOP mean on my Raven Tractor Accessories?
Raven Tractor Accessories insufficient GPS signal is being received. Wait a few minutes to see if signal improves.
What does No A-B Msg mean on my Raven Tractor Accessories?
The Raven Tractor Accessories A-B line has not been set on the field computer. Set the A-B line in the field computer. Also, verify cabling is correct and secure. If you are using Viper Pro, ensure that “Send Guidance Messages” is selected. If you are using Envizio Pro, ensure that GPS Source “Internal via Tilt or SmarTrax” is selected. If you are using Viper 4, ensure “SmarTrax GPS on DGPS” is selected.
What does Too Slow mean on my Raven Tractor Accessories?
The Raven Tractor Accessories vehicle speed is too slow and SmarTrax MD has been disengaged. Increase the vehicle speed and re- engage the SmarTrax MD system.
What does Too FAST mean on my Raven Tractor Accessories?
The Raven Tractor Accessories vehicle speed is above 27 mph [45 km/h] and SmarTrax MD will be disengaged in five seconds. Decrease the vehicle speed.
General| Operating Voltage | 12V DC |
|---|---|
| Steering System | Hydraulic |
| Assisted Driving Modes | Pivot |
| Steering Accuracy | Sub-inch with RTK |
| Compatibility | CAN Bus |
| GPS Receiver | Integrated |
| Display | Compatible with Raven Viper 4+ |
| Power Requirements | 12V DC |
| Communication | CAN |
| Update Rate | 10 Hz |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to 55°C |
| Weight | Varies with configuration |