Before beginning installation of your GPS 1000 Plus, please take the
time to thoroughly read these instructions. Signal words (CAUTION,
IMPORTANT, and NOTE) are provided to draw attention to
information that is important for the safe/correct installation and
operation of this product.
• CAUTION--will alert you to situations that will impact the
physical safety of you or others.
• IMPORTANT—will alert you to the potential for damage to the
product or loss of data.
• NOTE--will provide you with additional information to simplify a
procedure or clarify a process.
After completing installation of the GPS 1000 Plus we recommend that
you place these instructions in an easily accessible place.
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Item Page
General Instructions 2
Product Overview 2
General Information 2
Using GPS 1000 Plus Utility Version 1.0 5
Installing Antenna/Receiver 6
Parts, Tools for Antenna Installation 6
Installing the Antenna on Combine or Tractor 6
Routing the Cable to Cab 7
Other Cable Connections 9
Radar Speed Simulation 11
Specifications 12
Troubleshooting 14
Parts List 15
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General Instructions
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Product Overview
General
Information
The GPS 1000 Plus is an all in the antenna DGPS receiver that provides
position data for operations that do not require sub-meter position
accuracy or guidance. The GPS 1000 Plus utilizes differential correction
from the WAAS satellite differential system. The GPS 1000 Plus
provides 2-meter accuracy when using WAAS differential and 4 meter
accuracy without any differential correction.
The GPS 1000 Plus is a valuable addition for general data logging such
as soil sample collection, scouting, site verification or as a GPS receiver
for yield mapping.
The GPS 1000 Plus has the ability to output a radar speed signal into
your controller or other equipment that accepts radar speed input.
Adaptor cables are available through Ag Leader Technology for Hiniker,
Raven, and Dickey-John radar guns.
The GPS 1000 Plus is weatherproof and protected against power surges
that are common on agricultural equipment. The GPS 1000 Plus is also
backed by a 2-year warranty.
Wide Area Augmentation System (WAAS) differential correction is an
alternative to subscription based satellite differential correction.
The GPS 1000 Plus requires no initial setup to begin fieldwork. The
PF3000, (Figure 1), YM 2000, (Figure 2), or Insight yield monitor will
display a "D" or "G" on the top right hand corner of the display to
indicate a GPS signal. A "D" indicates that a differential signal is being
received. A "G" indicates that you have a GPS signal and your GPS
receiver is tracking four or more satellites (which means you can get an
elevation reading). A lower case "g" indicates that you have a GPS
signal but your GPS receiver is tracking only three satellites which
means you can not get an elevation reading. Your GPS receiver must
track four or more satellites to get an elevation reading.
The unit is defaulted to 4800-baud, 8, N, 1 output. One position is output
per second using GGA and VTG NMEA messages by default.
IMPORTANT: WAAS is currently free of charge, and is
being funded by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
WAAS is currently in test mode, and Ag Leader Technology
can not guarantee the availability or quality of its position
signals. Only two (2) WAAS satellites are currently covering
North America.
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F1: HOME 40 L1: ENDS DG >
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General Instructions
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bu/ac
MOISTURE
[auto man]
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Harvesting: CORN 1 AREA OFF
FIELD LOAD SHOW MAP OPTIONS
Figure 1. PF3000 screen with DG displayed
F8: WEST 80 L4: 3417
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avg
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in.
DG
22.4 % 214 bu/ac
Figure 2. YM 2000 screen with DG displayed
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To view NMEA messages on the PF3000:
Press MENU key until DIAG is displayed and press the DIAG key.
On the DIAGNOSTIC SELECTIONS screen press the RAW NMEA key
to view the GGA and VTG strings. See Figure 8.
NMEA DIAGNOSTICS
Valid GGA and VTG strings…
$GPGGA,182118.00,4201.1377,N,09338.1416,W,2,0
The GPS1000 Plus is pre-set at the factory to work with an Ag Leader
yield monitor system. Other applications may require special message
settings which can be changed with this utility. Refer to the
documentation for your software application and/or hardware to
determine its required baud rate and NMEA messages.
1. Connect the GPS1000 Plus to a computer using either the Ag
2. Insert the Ag Leader SMS CD into the computer CD-ROM drive.
3. The CD Menu will now appear. Click on "Browse CD," then the
4. Click on the "Connect" button below, then select the COM port and
5. The Messages tab will now be displayed. Once you have specified
6. The Serial Data tab will now appear and the selected NMEA
7. Click on Exit to finish.
GPS 1000 Plus Utility
Leader GPS1000 Plus Mobile Logging or GPS1000 Plus Auxiliary
Power/Data cable.
“Misc Folder,” now the GPS 1000 Plus folder will now appear.
the baud rate for the computer that you are connected to. The
correct baud rate should be 4800 unless you have previously
changed it on the GPS 1000 Plus.
the desired settings, click the "Send Settings" button to send the
changes to the GPS 1000 Plus.
NOTE: The Messages tab does not display the current
configuration of the GPS 1000 Plus, only the setting options
that are available and the recommended factory defaults.
messages should now be scrolling down the screen as they are
output from the GPS 1000 Plus. Click pause to stop the message
sending for easier viewing.
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Installing Antenna/Receiver
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Parts, Tools for
Antenna
Installation
Installing the
Antenna on
Combine or
Tractor
Installing with antenna magnet:
Installing antenna with L-bracket:
The following parts and tools are needed to install the antenna and its
bracket:
• 5/16 in. self tapping bolts • L-bracket
or 5/16 in. bolts with serrated nuts • Antenna/Receiver
• 1/4 in. drill bit for thin metal • Marker
or 9/32 in. for thicker metal • Punch
• Power/Data Cable
• Three white cable tie-downs
with self tapping screws
• Three white cable tie-downs
The antenna magnet is very powerful and will stick securely to any metal
surface. If needed, an L-bracket for mounting the antenna is provided.
The L-bracket is used for mounting the antenna (especially on combines)
but not necessary.
Determine a mounting location that is in the center of the swath and the
highest point of the vehicle. Ensure that no part of the machine is
blocking a clear view of the sky to the antenna. Ensure the antenna is
mounted low enough so it won't be knocked off when pulling the vehicle
into the shed. Find a mounting location that if it does get struck it can
slide off.
Step Action
1 Locate a flat metal surface on the vehicle; set the antenna
on it ensuring the magnet adheres securely.
2 Ensure you leave some slack in the cable between the
antenna connection and first tie down. Route cable to cab
using cable tie-downs every 12-18 inches to secure cable.
Step Action
1 Place the top surface of the bracket 1/4-in. above the top of
the highest metal surface of the vehicle. This ensures the
antenna is the highest point of the vehicle and can slide off
if struck.
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2 After you determine this position, place the L-bracket against
3
4 Center the antenna on the top surface of the bracket.
5 Attach the cable to antenna, connecting the end with the plug
6 Attach a white cable tie-down to metal surface 1 or 2 ft
7 Place another white tie-down 3 to 5 ft to the right of the first
8 Use a cable tie and attach the cable to the first white tie-
9 Use another cable tie to attach the cable to the second tie-
10 Route cable to cab using cable tie-downs to secure cable.
Routing the Cable
to the Cab
Follow these steps to route cable into the cab:
Step Action
1 Find a place on the right side or bottom of the cab to route
Installing Antenna/Receiver
the metal surface, mark and punch the places you will be
drilling.
Drill the holes in the surface and attach bracket as follows:
If the metal is … Then use a…
Thin 1/4-in. drill bit and 5/16 in.
bolts with serrated nuts.
Thick (1/8 in. or more) 9/32 in. bit and self-tapping
bolt.
to antenna.
below and 6 in. to right of the L-bracket.
NOTE: You may need to increase the above
distances, depending on the type of grain tank
extension you are using.
tie-down.
down leaving some slack in cable between antenna
connection and tie down to allow for strain relief if the
antenna is knocked off the L-bracket.
down.
cable into cab (the point of entry is up to you).
IMPORTANT: The cable can be routed through
windows or doors but make sure that there will be
no damage to the cable.
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Port 1
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Step Action
2 Attach the GPS cable from the antenna to Port 1 of the
Figure 4. Cable attachment for PF3000 and GPS 1000 Plus
Port 1
Figure 5. Cable attachment for YM 2000 and GPS 1000 Plus
PF3000, Port 1 on the YM 2000, or the GPS port on the
Insight. See Figures 4 and 5.
NOTE: If you are attaching the GPS 1000 Plus to
a PF 3000 Pro without GPS, attach the GPS cable
to AUX. 1 Port.
NOTE: If you are connecting your GPS 1000 Plus
to an alternative logging or mapping device (i.e.
handheld or laptop computer), refer to your
Operator's Manual for that particular unit for
correct cable connection.
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Hand Held Device
Comm
Auxiliary Power
GPS 1000 Plus
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Other Cable
Connections
Refer to Figures 6 through 8 for some of the possible configurations to
attach the GPS 1000 Plus.
If you are not using an Ag Leader product refer to that product's Operator's
Manual to see how you verify GPS differential.
Step Action
1 Connect the GPS 1000 Plus cable to the GPS 1000 Plus receiver.
2 Attach Auxiliary Power Data cable to the GPS 1000 Plus cable
3 Connect the GPS Power Supply to the male connector of the
4 Connect the remaining single 9-pin connector from the Auxiliary
Figure 7. Cable attachment for Handheld GPS device
Installing Antenna/Receiver
Cable Attachment
pigtail on the Auxiliary Power Cable.
Power Data Cable to an open COM Port on the PC.
Data Cable
GPS Power Supply
Figure 6. Antenna to PC cable connection
Mobile Logging Cable
PC
Port
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GPS 1000 Plus
GPS Tractor Battery Power Cable
Cigarette Lighter Power Cable
(NOT SHOWN)
Figure 8. Cable attachment for Laptop PC.
Auxiliary Power/Data Cable
Or
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Laptop PC
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Radar Speed
Radar Speed
Compatibility
Radar Speed
Default Settings
The GPS 1000 Plus is capable of outputting a simulated radar speed
pulse. This simulates a similar pulse output that you would receive from
a standard radar gun. The GPS 1000 Plus provides the capability to
provide simulated radar speed to your YM2000, PF3000, PF3000 Pro, PF
Advantage, or Insight display. To use the radar speed input with an Ag
Leader display, you must set the speed input to RADAR under the
appropriate setup screen for the monitor/display. Additional cables will
also be required to obtain the simulated speed output. Contact Ag
Leader’s Technical support team for these additional cables.
Adaptor cables are available through Ag Leader Technology for the
following three radar gun brands Dickey-John, Raven, and Hiniker.
These adaptor cables provide the ability to use the GPS 1000 Plus in
place of a radar gun. If using the GPS 1000 Plus as a stand-alone
antenna, you will need to obtain an Auxiliary Power/Data Cable, GPS
power supply cable listed on page 15, and the appropriate Radar Speed
Adaptor Cable.
The default output parameter provided in the GPS 1000 Plus is a
minimum output speed of .5 MPH, meaning speed pulses will not be
output below this speed. The default radar pulse output rate is 45 Hz per
MPH.
Radar Speed Simulation
Radar Speed Adaptor Cable Name Part Number
Hiniker adaptor cable 3000498
Raven adaptor cable 3000479
Dickey John adaptor cable 3000480
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Specifications
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Environmental
Specifications
Physical
Specifications
Operating Temp: -40C to +85 C
Humidity: 99% condensing
Size: 5.5 in. H x 5.0 in. W x 2.1 in. D
Weight Under 12 oz
Power: 9 to 16 VDC
Power Consumption: Less than 200 mA
Connector: 7-pin circular
Receiver
Specifications
GPS Engine: 10 Channel L1 C/A and WAAS
Accuracy: WAAS Diff. – 2m RMS
GPS only – 4 m RMS
Update Rate: 1Hz
Cold Start Time: 120 seconds (DGPS)
Data
Input/Output
Specification
• Data is output once per second
• NMEA-0183 output via RS232
• Output rate and parameters can be set from PC
• Default output of GGA and VTG NMEA messages. Other
possible output messages are: GLL, GSA, GSV, RMC, ZDA
Cable Pinouts
for YM 2000,
PF 3000 &
CONXALL
Connector
SIGNAL COLOR DB9
Connector
2-Pin
RADAR
Insight
PN 3000474
1 TXDA RED 3 2 RXDA BLACK 2 3 GND GREEN 6 WHITE 2
4 BOOT BROWN CUT 5 RADAR BLUE N.C. BLACK 1
6 +12V WHITE 4 7 GND ORANGE 5
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Cable Pinouts
for PF PRO/ PF
Advantage
PN 3000477
Cable
Pinouts
CONXALL
Connector
for Mobile
Logging
PN
3000475
1 TXDA RED 2
2 RXDA BLACK 3
3 GND GREEN 5 WHITE 2
4 BOOT BROWN CUT
4 RADAR BLUE BLACK 1
6 +12V WHITE WHITE 1
7 GND ORANGE BLACK 2
CONXALL
Connector
1 TXDA RED 14
2 RXDA BLACK 13
3 GND GREEN 5 WHITE 2
4 BOOT BROWN CUT
5 RADAR BLUE N.C. BLACK 1
6 +12V WHITE 10
7 GND ORANGE 11
SIGNAL COLOR DB9
SIGNAL COLOR HDB15
Connector
DUETCH
Connector
2-Pin
RADAR
Specifications
2-Pin
RADAR
CIGARETTE
Plug
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Troubleshooting
Problem Cause Solution
I lose "D" around
buildings when using
WAAS Differential
I'm connected to the
GPS 1000 Plus but am
not getting position
data.
The following is a list of problems that you may encounter with the GPS
1000 Plus and suggestions for troubleshooting. If you have a problem with
the system, please review the list before calling Ag Leader Technology.
If your troubleshooting does not solve the problem, please call Technical
Support at Ag Leader Technology (515-232-5363 ext. 1).
• WAAS signal isn't
being transmitted.
• The WAAS
satellite you are
using is being
blocked.
• Bad Cable or
dirty/wet connector
pins
• The output settings
of the GPS have
changed.
• No Power
• The GPS 1000 Plus
is damaged.
Troubleshooting
• Go to Raytheons website
(wwws.raytheontands.com/waas/)
and check the current status of
WAAS transmission.
• There are only two (2) WAAS
satellites that are low on the East
and West horizon. Building and
tree lines can easily block the
signal.
• Check to make sure the cable isn't
damaged and that the connector is
clean and dry.
• Connect the GPS 1000 Plus to a
PC using the Aux. Power/Data
cable and run the GPS 1000 Plus
utilities program. Set the outputs
to what is required for your
operation.
• Verify that you are properly
connected to a power source.
• Call Ag Leader Technical
Support.
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Parts List
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Parts Name/Description Part Number Quantity
YM2000/PF3000/Insight System 2001487 1
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