Trimble TMX-2050 - Tasks; Data stored in each task; Create a task

10 Operations Tasks
Tasks
A task consists of the combination of implement type and the selected field. The TMX-2050 display
stores field activities related to each task. By using tasks, you do not have to continually configure
frequently used field profiles.
When you enter a field with the same operation and implement that you used previously, the
display continues the previous task unless the Max Task Time has already passed.
When you change operation, implement, or field, the display automatically starts a new task.
Use the Task History section in Field Manager to:
l
Open a previous task.
This is helpful if you enter a field and do not see coverage that you want to see from an earlier
activity. This shows the coverage from the previous task in the field, and adds the new activity
to the previous task
l
Start a new task.
This is helpful if you enter a field and you see coverage from an earlier activity that you do not
want to see for the current activity. When you start a new task the display removes the
previous coverage from the Run screen and saves the current activity in a new task.
Data stored in each task
The data stored in each task includes:
l The field you are working in
l Date and time for starting and stopping task
l Coverage list:The list of task coverages for the field
l Coverage overlap:The area of coverage overlap
l Height:Mean height above sea level
l Speed:The speed of the vehicle
l Material:The material being applied, if applicable
l Guidance engaged:When the automatic guidance system was and was not engaged
l Applied rate:The rate material is applied
l GPS Quality:The quality of GPS
Create a task
There are three ways you can create a task:
l Automatically: If you enter a field with an implement with operation that does not match any
currently stored task, a new task will be created automatically.
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