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SmarTrax & QuickTrax Operation Manual

Lightbar

You can use a wide variety of lightbars and monitors with the SmarTrax

system, including:

• RGL500 or RGL600

• RGL500-T or RGL 600-T

• Cruizer

• Envizio Plus/Pro

•Viper Pro

When the SmarTrax system is engaged, the middle GPS warning light on

each side of the lightbar is illuminated. If using the Envizio, the outside red

light will illuminate on each side. If Viper is used, the steering wheel icon

will turn green when the SmarTrax is engaged. If the steering wheel of the

vehicle is turned, or the foot switch is pressed, SmarTrax steering

disengages and the lights on the lightbar are no longer illuminated.

If the vehicle is moving too fast (between 27.0 and 28.9 mph), the lightbar

sends a warning to the driver by activating the scrolling lights on both sides

of the lightbar. You have 5 seconds to reduce the speed to below 27.0 mph

or the SmarTrax steering will disengage. If the speed reaches 29 mph, the

SmarTrax system will disengage and all lights will flash until the steering

wheel is turned. If the vehicle goes below 1 mph, the scrolling lights will

occur. When 0.9 mph is detected, all lights will flash and the steering wheel

must be turned to disengage the system.

Receiver

Phoenix 200, RPR 210/310 and RPR 110/115

These receivers will work well with the SmarTrax and QuickTrax systems

for sub-meter pass-to-pass accuracy.

Phoenix 300

The Phoenix 300 receiver is designed to function seamlessly with the

SmarTrax system and other components. The Phoenix 300 receives all

necessary GPS information for pinpointing machine coordinates and is

capable of receiving the following differential source signals: WAAS,

CDGPS, OmniSTAR VBS, OmniSTAR XP, and OmniSTAR HP. In order

to support decimetric performance, the Phoenix 300 must be using

OmniSTAR HP as the differential correction mode. A subscription for the

signal may be purchased from OmniSTAR.

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