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Topcon 1004089-01 - 3.5.2. Compass calibration; 3.5.3. Wheel angle sensor calibration (with AES-25 and Fendt FSC)

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3.5 Steering calibrations
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3.5.2. Compass calibration
Drive to a place that will not interfere with the calibration before
beginning. This should be away from high voltage power lines and
large metal objects, with space to drive in complete circles.
1. From the calibration screen, select the compass calibration option:
X30: COMPASS
Universal terminal:
If the compass reports as calibrated, still complete the calibration
procedure.
2. Read the screen and find an appropriate flat place away from high
voltage power lines and large metal objects. Then select next.
3. Drive the vehicle in a circle at approximately 75% of full lock,
the direction does not matter. Once 1 and ½ turns have been
completed, stop and select next.
4. Drive the vehicle straight ahead for approximately 100 m / 100
yards then STOP the vehicle. Select next.
5. The system will begin to save calibration data. Wait until the
screen states that the calibration is completed successfully and
then confirm.
3.5.3. Wheel angle sensor calibration (with AES-25 and
Fendt FSC)
Note: This procedure is the same for calibrating AES-25 wheel angle
sensor and Fendt Steering Controller (FSC), but the hydraulics actuate
instead of the steering wheel moving for the FSC.
Note: Wheel angle sensor calibration should be performed once every
6-12 months.