Ag Leader PFadvantage Advanced Light Bar Operators Manual

Product Bulletin
Release Date: April 2002

Instructions for Initial Startup of Ag Leader Lightbar

Beginning April 1, 2002, the instructions for initial startup of the Ag Leader Lightbar have changed slightly. These changes apply to all Lightbars with the model number of 21A that are used in conjunction with an PF Series monitor (PF3000, PF3000 PRO and PFavantage) running version 4.20 and lower. This model number can be found on the serial number tag on the bottom the Lightbar and should read AgGPS 21A Lightbar. If the Ag Leader Lightbar does not have this model number, this product bulletin can be disregarded and the instructions detailed in the Lightbar Manual should be followed as usual.
1. Before hooking the Lightbar to the GPS unit, the Lightbar Status setting must be turned ON in the PF monitor. To turn on the Lightbar, press the MENU button until you see SETUP on the bottom of the screen and press this button. Locate and press the GPS button (may need to scroll left or right) on the bottom of the screen. A screen similar to the one pictured below should now be displayed.
GPS/LIGHTBAR
Lightbar Status ON Mounting Position Dash Brightness (1-5) 5 Text Mode PASS # & ERROR Proximity Sensitivity 25 ft LED Spacing Mode LINEAR LED Spacing 1.0 ft End Distance --- ft
2. Lightbar status should now be highlighted. Press the EDIT button and use the up or down arrow to change this setting to ON (Do Not time).
3. Now plug the Lightbar into the GPS connection.
4. After plugging in the Lightbar, press ACCEPT on the PF monitor. The Lightbar should now be ready for operation. Refer to the Lightbar Manual for additional setup and operational instructions.
If you see EZ-Guide displayed on the Lightbar or it prompts you for a swath width, the process was not completed correctly and should be tried again. It is important to plug the Lightbar in first, before you press the Accept button. If you still encounter problems, please contact your local Ag Leader dealer or our Tech Support department at (515) 232­5363 ext. 1.

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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
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Important Notices
Before beginning installation of your Light Bar, 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 Light Bar we recommend that you place these instructions in the Options Section of your PF monitor Operator’s Manual to prevent their loss.
To receive upgrade/update information of this product you must send in or fax the Registration Form. Refer to the Registration Form for address and fax number.
Installing Light Bar 2 General Information 5 Explanation of GPS/Light Bar Screen 5 Explanation of GPS/Guidance Screen 8 General Operation 13 Following a Curved Line 13 Using Headlands 13 Using Light Bar with PF Series monitors 13 PF monitor Setup for Light Bar 31 PF monitor Pro Setup for Guidance 40 Parts List 51
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Installing Light Bar
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IMPORTANT: The Light Bar must be mounted inside the cab of your vehicle. The Light Bar is not resistant to weather elements on the outside of the vehicle and could be damaged if mounted outside of the cab.
1. Determine a location on the dash or ceiling to mount the Light Bar. The Light Bar should be positioned within your peripheral vision.
2. Use an upright position for dash mounting and inverted for ceiling mounting.
NOTE: Mounting the Light Bar on the ceiling inverts the Light Bar text and requires a SETUP change.
3. Mounting the Light Bar bracket may be done by using three methods: Dual-Lock strips, mounting hardware or the Optional Suction cup. Select one of the methods below to mount the bracket.
a. Bracket mounting with Dual-Lock strips:
(1) Clean the surface of the mounting location with provided alcohol swabs.
(2) Remove the peel off strip from the Dual-Lock strip
on the back of the Light Bar bracket.
Do not touch the adhesive surface of the strip.
(3) Press the Light Bar bracket to the mounting location
determined in Step 1. Press the bracket firmly or gently pound on the bracket to bond the adhesive strip.
NOTE: The two additional Dual-Lock strips are for replacement of the bracket strip or to add additional mounting locations in the cab.
b. Bracket mounting with hardware:
(1) Using the mounting bracket as a template, mark the three bracket holes for the position you determined in Step 1.
(2) Use a 3/16-in. drill bit to drill the holes.
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NOTE: Use the screws, nuts and washers for plastic or soft materials or self-tapping screws for sheet metal. Refer to diagram in hardware bag.
4. Attach Light Bar to bracket.
5. Attach cable to Light Bar and run to the AUX port of the Add-On GPS3050 or 3100.

NOTE: If you are attaching the Light Bar to a PF3000 Pro or PFadvantage, attach the Light Bar cable to the AUX 1 port.

Figure 1. Light Bar cable connections to PF3000 with Add-On GPS
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(3) Attach bracket with screws, nuts and washers
provided.
c. Bracket Mounting with optional suction cup:
NOTE: The Optional Suction cup is ordered separately from the Lightbar Kit.
(1) Attach suction cup to bracket with 1/4 inch nut
(NOT provided).
(2) Refer to suction cup instructions to mount.
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Figure 3. Light Bar cable connections to PF3000 Pro or PFadvantage with “all-
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Figure 2. Light Bar cable connections to PF3000 Pro with integrated GPS
in-the-antenna” GPS 4100
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General Information
Explanation of GPS/Lightbar Screen

Use the following information to determine your requirements to setup the PF Series monitor for your Light Bar.

NOTE: The Add-On GPS3050/3100, or GPS 4100 are the only receivers that can operate the Ag Leader Light Bar.
GPS/LIGHTBAR Lightbar Status ON Mounting Position Dash Brightness (1-5) 5 Text Mode PASS # & ERROR Proximity Sensitivity 25 ft LED Spacing Mode LINEAR LED Spacing 1.0 ft End Distance --- ft
EDIT
Use Figure 4 to note the location of items on the screen.
NOTE: The Light Bar may be used in GRAIN HARVEST, APPLICATION RATE or SITE VERIFICATION modes. Refer to Console Setup in the Setup Section of the PF monitor Operators Manual.
Lightbar Status: ON signifies that power is being sent to the light bar.
Mounting Position: Ceiling mounting of the lightbar requires that it be inverted. This setting will allow the text to be inverted also.
Brightness (1-5): This setting (1 = dim, 5 = bright) allows you to determine the brightness of the LED on the lightbar.
Figure 4
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Text Mode: Provides the following selection to monitor (See
Figure 2 for location of text items)
Pass # & Error - Provides the pass number and error from the center of the swath.
No Text – No text is displayed on the screen
Demo – Used for demonstration only, cycles power on and off
Pass & Speed – Provides pass number and ground speed

Ground Speed – Displays ground speed only

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Approach LED
Text Display Area
Guidance LED
Figure 5
Heading Error – Displays the degree error for the heading from the center of the swath
Cross – TRK Error – Displays the error between current position and swath
True Heading – Displays the actual degree heading from True North
End Line Dist(ance) – Displays the distance from the end of a pass (decreasing)
Start Line Dist(ance) – Displays the distance from the start of a pass (increasing)
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and magnitude of the correction, more arrows indicate a sharper turn. For curved modes only.
Sensitivity: This setting sets the sensitivity for the PAUSE function. It only affects the large center LED of the Light Bar. The large LED changes color as you approach headlands, or the Pause/Resume point.
NOTE: LED sensitivity should be set larger as
ground speed increases
LED Spacing Mode: Use the Linear or Scaled settings to set the spacing interval of the lightbar LED’s.
line. i.e. a setting of one foot off line from the center of the swath will be represented by one LED. The second LED will represent two feet etc.
Scaled – Sets the first 10 LED’s each side of the lightbar on a linear scale. The outer 7 LED’s on each side are scaled to represent an end value

setting.

LED Spacing: This setting establishes LED spacing distance. If the
setting is 3 feet, the LED slides one unit to the left or right for every 3 feet off line.
NOTE: The smaller the LED spacing the more precise
guidance the lightbar will provide.
End Distance: This setting is used when in Scaled for LED Spacing Mode. You cannot set an end value smaller than the LED spacing multiplied by 17 (there are 17 LEDs on each side of the lightbar.
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Pass # - Displays the current pass number for that field

Curve Arrows – Displays arrows indicating the direction

GPS Status – Displays GPS and Differential information on the text screen

Linear - Set the light bar to show off-line distance on a
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Explanation of GPS/Guidance Screen
Use Figure 6 to note the location of items on the screen.
NOTE: The Light Bar may be used in GRAIN HARVEST, APPLICATION RATE or SITE VERIFICATION modes. Refer to Console Setup in the Setup Section of the PF monitor Operator’s Manual.
Pattern: Determines which guidance pattern is driven.
None: Configures straight line guidance parallel to the beginning and end of the first swath driven.
Curve Spiral: Use this curve setting to drive spirals or closed rings.
Curve: Activates last curve following. Positions are logged during current swath. The next swath is parallel to the previous swath driven.
Skip Pass: Provides parallel guidance in a racetrack pattern with a user specified swath skip. This setting is for equipment with a large turn radius.
A+ Heading: Allows establishing a reference line from True North
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GPS/GUIDANCE Pattern NONE Headland Type CURVED Look – Ahead 3 SEC Display Mode SHOW CORRECTION Swath Direction Auto Swath Width 60.0 ft Antenna Offset +20.0 ft Pass Skips 2 Units Displayed English Contour Log Interval SWATH CHANGE
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Headland Type: Determines the type of headland used.
None: In this mode, swath lengths are infinite. The center LED remains one color, never changing to indicate end of swath.
C-Clamp: Field ends are sprayed as headlands so parallel passes may be used with minimal overlap.
Curved: Logs irregular boundary shapes for guidance.
Closed: Defines headlands with a series of user entered points. The last point connects to the first point to form a closed loop.
A-B End Zones: A & B points mark the center of the boundary swath. (See Figure
Look-Ahead: The value that allows the system to predict future error. This accounts for system delays, including operator response time. 3 seconds is the default setting.
Display Mode: Determines which direction from the center of the light bar the LEDs light indicate off-line error.
Show Error: Displays the extent and direction of the error between current position and swath line. Steer vehicle to "pull" lights back to center of the lightbar.
Show Correction: Displays the extent and direction of the necessary correction to match the swath line. Steer vehicle by "chasing" lights left or right.
Swath Direction: This setting determines whether the swath is manually or automatically incremented.
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4) When the system is inside the boundary area the center LED illuminates green. The center LED glows red when beyond the boundary area.
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Auto: Automatically increments in the direction turned after the first swath. The swath increments when the vehicle turns more than 110 degrees.
Right: Swaths are manually incremented to the right of the A-B line.
Left: Swaths are manually incremented to the left of the A-B line.
Snap: Automatically increments swath number to the closest swath. (Not availabe with Pass Skip and Curve following.) This is the default setting.
Swath Width: Adjust in .5 ft increments from 1 to 999 ft. Set the swath width to 1 ft less than the actual swath width to reduce skip. Set the swath width 1 ft more than the actual swath to reduce overlap.
Antenna Offset: The distance from the antenna, ahead or behind the spray boom so that guidance information is referenced to the spraying boom instead of the antenna. It is adjusted in .5 ft increments from 0 to 100 ft. The antenna must be placed along the vehicle’s centerline. Negative numbers are used for a boom in front of the antenna, positive numbers are for a boom behind the antenna.
Pass Skips: Adjusted in 0 to 99.
Units Displayed: Determines whether Metric or US Standards
(English) are used. The default is Metric.
Contour Log Interval: The settings are Swath Change and Heading Change. Heading change is the default and recommended setting. With the Contour Log Interval set to Heading Change a reference point will be logged whenever the heading changes slightly.
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Approach LED Action
Figure 7. Headland Approach LED Action for AB ENDZONE
Green
Figures 7 through 9 show the action of the lightbar LED for different patterns and headland types.
B
A

Figure 8. Headland Approach LED Action for Curved

RED
GREEN
RED
Green
Operator sees Approach LED change colors near headland boundary
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Red
Orange
Orange
Headland: Vehicle centerline on last headland pass
Red
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RED
Figure 9. Headland approach LED action for closed circuit
GREEN
GREEN
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General Operation
Following a Curved Line
Using Headlands
Using Light Bar with PF Series monitors
The following are general operation information to aid you in the use of the Light Bar.
When using curve following pattern, guidance is provided parallel to the previously driven swath.
While driving a swath, the GPS receiver records the swath location. When the swath is incremented, positions logged are offset in the turn direction. Guidance begins down the offset positions. Meanwhile, new positions are logged for the current swath. When the swath increments, the new positions are offset and guidance begins down the next swath. The cycle repeats until guidance is reset.
Because of limited memory capacity, only the positions representing the current and next swath are stored. Positions representing previous swaths are deleted.
To help operators anticipate upcoming turns; a turn signal has been added to the Light Bar. As turns approach, the lightbar illuminates in the turn direction. The more LEDs illuminated, the sharper the turn. The turn signal indicates a swath turn at twice the look-ahead distance. By default, the turn signal occurs six seconds before the turn is required.
Headlands specify field zones that have specific meaning. In some applications, it may be an area where chemical application is not desired. In other applications, the headland can be used to turn equipment and move to the next swath. Its most simple function might be to indicate the end of swath.
Power up the PF monitor.
Press the MENU key until OPTIONS is displayed and press OPTIONS key.
Under OPTIONS press the LIGHTBAR key. (See Figure 10)
The key settings perform the following functions:
SET A: Sets the beginning of the first swath.
SET B: Sets the end of the first swath.
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Screen Info Line
F1: HOME 40 L1: ENDS DG >
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headland points are cleared.
Pause: Used to leave the field in mid swath. Press once to disable guidance. Leave the swath. The system guides back to the pause location. Press this key again to resume swathing.
ADD/STRT: Adds a point to the headland or starts logging headland points.
CLR/STOP: Deletes the last point entered from the headland or stops logging headland points.
Reset: Resets Guidance to begin a new field. Pattern and
TARGET [auto man]
TOTAL SEEDS
Active Display
AREA
PASS NUMBER < left right >
Status Line
Menu Line
OPTIONS SELECTIONS
LIGHTBAR
Application: CORN 1 AREA ON
FIELD LOAD SHOW MAP OPTIONS
Application: CORN 1 AREA ON
MARKS LIGHTBAR NAV BoUNDARY
Application: CORN 1 AREA ON
SET A SET B RESET PAUSE
PRESS < > TO GET ADDITIONAL SELECTIONS
Application: CORN AREA ON
ADD/STRT CLR/STOP
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Basic A-B Parallel Swathing using AUTO or Snap
Use this type of pattern when no headlands are required and the field is going to be driven in a straight parallel swath pattern. Refer to the PF monitor Setup for Guidance Section on page 23 for the procedures to set the following:
Pattern: Set to NONE
Headland Type: Set to NONE
Swath Direction: Set to AUTO or SNAP
Look – Ahead, Display Mode, Swath Width and Units Display should be established to your preference or situation.
Before making your first pass:
Press MENU key until OPTIONS is displayed and press OPTIONS key.
Press the LIGHTBAR key.
Press the RESET key to clear all points in memory.
NOTE: Before working in a new field, you should reset the system to clear previous field information.
When you begin your first pass, press SET A key. (See Figure 11.)
At the end of the first pass press SET B key.
NOTE: SET B cannot be set without first setting SET A.
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Set B
Set A
Direction of Travel

Figure 11.

Basic A-B Parallel Swathing with Auto or Snap to swath increment.

NOTE: You may manually override Auto or Snap by using the UP or DOWN ARROW keys. Using the manual override will not change the setting of Auto or Snap. The system will default back to Auto or Snap after overriding.
IMPORTANT: In order to use the UP or DOWN ARROW, the Lightbar pass number must be displayed on the screen of the PF monitor.
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Set B
Set turn
direction to
left or right
of A-B
reference
line
Set A
Direction of Travel
IMPORTANT: In order to use the UP or DOWN ARROW, number must be displayed on the screen of the PF monitor.
UP
ARROW
UP
ARROW
UP
ARROW
Basic A-B Parallel Swathing with Manual Increment
To use Manual Increment:
Have Lightbar Pass Number item displayed on the PF monitor screen.
Set swath direction under GPS/Guidance to left or right of A-B line.
At the Set B spot, of the current swath, press the UP ARROW to increase your pass number and down arrow to decrease the pass number.
UP
ARROW
UP
ARROW

Figure 12

UP
ARROW
UP
ARROW
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UP
ARROW
UP
ARROW
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C-Clamp Pattern
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This pattern may be used in a field you want to work in a parallel A-B pattern. The ends of the fields are sprayed as headlands so the parallel A-B passes are made with minimal overlap in the headland zones.
Pattern: Set to None Headland pattern: Set to C-Clamp
NOTE: Before working in a new field, you should reset the system to clear previous field information.
IMPORTANT: In order to use the UP or DOWN ARROW, the Lightbar pass number must be displayed on the screen of the PF Monitor.
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Figure 13. Straight Parallel pattern with C-clamp headland.
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C-Clamp Pattern­Curve Following
Figure 13a. Curved Following pattern with C-clamp headland.
Use this pattern when working an irregularly shaped field. Guidance in curve following mode is always based on the previous swath after the initial A-B line is established. The ends of the fields are sprayed as headlands so the parallel curved passes are made with minimal overlap in the headland zones.
Pattern: Curved Headland pattern: Set to C-Clamp
NOTE: Before working in a new field, you should reset the system to clear previous field information.
IMPORTANT: In order to use the UP or DOWN ARROW, the Lightbar pass number must be displayed on the screen of the PF Monitor.
CLR/
Sto
Set A
Set B
Add/ Start
Up Arrow
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Up
Arrow
Up Arrow
Red
Orange
Orange
Red
Up Arrow Up Arrow Up Arrow
Up
Arrow
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Double Curved Headland, Straight Pattern
Figure 14. Straight Parallel Pattern with a double curved headland.
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This pattern may be used in a field you want to work in a parallel A-B pattern. The ends of the fields are sprayed as headlands so the parallel A-B passes are made with minimal overlap in the headland zones.
Pattern: Set to None Headland pattern: Set to Curved
NOTE: Before working in a new field, you should reset the system to clear previous field information.
IMPORTANT: In order for this pattern to function properly the Lightbar pass number must be displayed on the screen of the PF monitor.
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Straight Parallel Swathing with A-B Endzone Headlands
Set B
Set A

Basic Straight Parallel Swathing with A-B Endzones as the headland type

Use this pattern when headlands are required at both ends of a rectangular field and the field is driven in a straight parallel swath pattern. Headland locations are determined by the A and B points on the A-B reference line. Headlands are generated perpendicular to the A-B line at both ends of the field. The A-B points mark the center of the headlands at either end of the field.
The Approach LED illuminates green when the vehicle is inside the headlands boundary. The Approach LED changes to red upon crossing the headland boundary.
Pattern: Set to NONE. Headland pattern: Set to A-B Endzone.
NOTE: Before working in a new field, you should reset the system to clear previous field information.
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Approach LED Color
Red
Green
Red

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Straight Parallel Swathing with Closed Circuit Headland
ADD/STRT
ADD/STRT
Set B

Basic Straight Parallel Swathing with a single Closed Circuit Headland

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Use this pattern when headlands are required, the ends of the field are irregularly shaped, and the field is driven in a straight parallel swath pattern. The headland location is determined by the position of the headland points along the outside field boundary. Headlands are generated one swath width along the field boundary according to the manually entered headland points. The system automatically closes the headland boundary by connecting the first and last headland point.
The Approach LED illuminates green when the vehicle is inside the headland boundary. The Approach LED changes to red upon crossing the headland boundary.
Pattern: Set to NONE. Headland pattern: Set to Closed Circuit.
Direction of Travel
Set A
1/2 Swath Width

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ADD/STRT
ADD/STRT
Red
Green
Red
pproach LED
Colo
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Straight Parallel Swathing with Curved Headlands
Basic Straight Parallel Swathing with a single Curved Headland
Use this pattern in an irregularly shaped field that is still worked in a parallel straight pattern. The irregularly shaped boundary can be recorded as a sprayed headland using curved headlands, so the following straight parallel passes can be made with minimal overlap into the headland zone.
The Light Bar will prompt you to Set B after you press ADD/STRT when beginning the circuit, ignore this message. Continue to the end of the circuit and press CLR/STOP. Then press Set A and resume following Light Bar prompts to begin parallel swathing.
The Approach LED illuminates green when the unit is inside the headland boundary. As the unit approaches the edge of the headland boundary the Approach LED changes to orange within 1/2 swath width of the sprayed headland edge and to red upon crossing the headland edge.
NOTE: If you pass beyond the outer orange band in this mode, the Approach LED changes back to Green (See Figure 15).
Pattern: Set to None. Headland pattern: Set to Curved.

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1/2 Swath
DD/STRT
Approach LED
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Use this pattern for spraying crops that are irrigated with a center pivot when only sections of the entire circle are to be sprayed or worked. This pattern is typically used where more than one type of crop is irrigated by one pivot and no (or minimal) furrows exist.
The Approach LED illuminates green when inside the headland boundary. When approaching the edge of headland boundary the Approach LED changes to orange within 1/2 swath width of the sprayed edge and to red upon crossing the headland edge.
Pattern: Set to NONE. Headland pattern: Set to Curved.
NOTE: Before working in a new field, you should reset the system to clear previous field information.
ADD/STRT
Set B

Figure 18.

Straight Parallel swathing with Curved Headlands

pproach
LED Color
Red
Orange
Green
Green
Set A
CLR/STOP
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A + Pattern
Set the angle from true north that you want to swath. As you begin to make your first pass, press Set A. When you get to the end of your first pass, turn into your next pass and the lightbar will guide you on the reverse angle you set.
Pattern: Set to A+ Heading. Headland pattern: Set to None. Baseline heading: 315 degrees (Example)
Below is an example of the settings an operator may choose to establish the desired heading across a field.

Figure 19. A+ Swath pattern

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Direction of travel at 315 degrees
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Curve Following
Set B
Set A
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Use this pattern when working an irregularly shaped field. Guidance in curve following mode is always based on the previous swath after the initial A-B line is established.
Pattern: Set to Curve. Headland pattern: Set to curved (this happens by default with this pattern setting).
NOTE: Before working in a new field, you should reset the system to clear previous field information.
IMPORTANT: In order for this pattern to function properly the Lightbar pass number must be displayed on the screen of the PF monitor.
Set B or UP ArrowSet B or UP Arrow
Set B or UP Arrow

Figure 20. Curve Pattern

Set B or UP Arrow
Set B or UP Arrow
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Curve Following on Pivots
Use this pattern for crops that are irrigated with a center pivot. It is typically used on center pivots where crops irrigated by the pivot have furrows around the center of the circle or when the pivot tracks become difficult to navigate.
Pattern: Set to Curved. Headland pattern: Set to None

Figure 21. Curve Pattern – Center Pivot

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NOTE: Before working in a new field, you should reset the system to clear previous field information.
IMPORTANT: In order for this pattern to function properly the Lightbar pass number must be displayed on the screen of the PF monitor.
Set B
Set B or UP Arrow
Set B or UP Arrow
Set A
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Curve Following with Curved Headlands
Press
ADD/STRT
UP Arrow

Figure 22. Curve Pattern with Curved Headlands

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Use this pattern when headlands are required on all sides of a field that is irregularly shaped. Double headland passes and curved swath lines can also be implemented in this mode. Guidance in Curve Following mode is always based on the previous swath after the initial A-B line is established.
The Approach LED illuminates green when inside the headland boundary. When approaching the edge of a headland boundary, the Approach LED changes to orange within 1/2 swath width of the sprayed edge and to red upon crossing the headland edge.
Pattern: Set to Curve. Headland pattern: Set to Curved.
IMPORTANT: In order for this pattern to function properly the Lightbar pass number must be displayed on the screen of the PF monitor.
NOTE: Before working in a new field, you should reset the system to clear previous field information.
Set B or UP Arrow
Set B or UP Arrow
CLR/STOP
Set B or UP Arrow Set B or UP Arrow
Set B or UP Arrow
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Spiral
Set A
Use this pattern when the operating pattern within a field dictates continuous application from the center out or outside in. Using the curved guidance spiral pattern, a field can be worked continuously and completely using no headlands.
This pattern is not recommended for fields under 10 acres. Fields with long runs may cause erratic behavior. The more contour to a swath the better this pattern will perform. At the start of a new guided pass, it may take a short period of time for the lightbar to determine your location and guidance pattern.
Pattern: Set to Curved Spiral. Headland Pattern: Set to None.
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IMPORTANT: In order to use the UP or DOWN ARROW, the Lightbar pass number must be displayed on the screen of the PF monitor.
NOTE: Depending on the direction that your want to spiral, you increment the pass in the following manner: Up Arrow =Right, Down Arrow = Left
NOTE: Before working in a new field, you should reset the system to clear previous field information.
Up Arrow Ke

Figure 23. Curved Spiral Pattern

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ARRO
Skip with No Headlands
Set B
Set A
Press UP

Figure 24. Parallel swathing with Pass Skips

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Use this pattern when the equipment being used to work a field requires a larger turning radius than the standard parallel A-B pattern allows. Skip enables the operator to specify the number of swaths to skip between passes and provides racetrack guidance across the field accordingly.
Pattern: Set to Skip Pass. Headland Pattern: Set to None.
IMPORTANT: In order for this pattern to function properly the Lightbar pass number must be displayed on the screen of the PF monitor.
NOTE: Before working in a new field, you should reset the system to clear previous field information.
W KEY
Press UP
ARROW key
Press UP
W key
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Using In-Field Guidance
LED Sensitivity
Figure 25. Approach LED Sensitivity with Pause/Resume Point
The Pause/Resume feature disables lightbar guidance in mid-swath. You can leave the swath, navigate back to the work location and resume swathing.
By pressing the pause/resume key, you can leave the current swath. When restarting, the lightbar provides guidance to help align the vehicle with the swath that was active when guidance was paused. To use the lightbar to find the active swath:
The LED illuminates green when the vehicle is within the Approach LED sensitivity setting of the pause.
When the LED turns green, press resume to continue. See Figure 25 for an example.
General Operation
Pass Direction
Approach LED Sensitivity
Red
Amber
Pause/Resume Point
Green
Amber
Red
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PF3000 or PF3000 Pro Setup for Light Bar
PF Series monitors Setup for Lightbar
1. Power up the PF monitor.
2. Press MENU key until SETUP is displayed and select SETUP.
3. Press the left or right arrow keys to select GPS.
4. At the GPS Setup screen, use the up or down arrow key to scroll down until Light Bar is highlighted and press EDIT key. (Figure
26)

GPS SETUP

NEMA MESSAGES
GPS/PORT CONFIGURATION
BEACON DIFFERENTIAL
SATELLITE DIFFERENTIAL
LIGHT BAR GUIDANCE

EDIT

Figure 26.

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5. With the Lightbar Status line highlighted, press EDIT key. (Figure
27) Change the lightbar status to ON or OFF and press ACCEPT key. (Figure 28)
GPS/LIGHTBAR Lightbar Status OFF Mounting Position Dash Brightness (1-5) 5 Text Mode PASS # & ERROR Proximity Sensitivity 25 ft LED Spacing Mode LINEAR LED Spacing 5.0 ft End Distance --- ft
EDIT
GPS/LIGHTBAR Lightbar Status ON Mounting Position Dash Brightness (1-5) 5 Text Mode PASS # & ERROR Proximity Sensitivity 25 ft LED Spacing Mode LINEAR LED Spacing 5.0 ft End Distance --- ft
ACCEPT
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Figure 27.

Figure 28.

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6. Scroll down to Mounting Position and press EDIT key (Figure 29). Use the up or down arrow key to select “Dash” or “Ceiling” mounting and press ACCEPT key. (Figure 30) Selecting ceiling mount will invert the text
GPS/LIGHTBAR Lightbar Status OFF Mounting Position Dash Brightness (1-5) 5 Text Mode PASS # & ERROR Proximity Sensitivity 25 ft LED Spacing Mode LINEAR LED Spacing 5.0 ft End Distance --- ft
EDIT

EXIT

Figure 29.

GPS/LIGHTBAR Lightbar Status ON Mounting Position Dash Brightness (1-5) 5 Text Mode PASS # & ERROR Proximity Sensitivity 25 ft LED Spacing Mode LINEAR LED Spacing 5.0 ft End Distance --- ft
ACCEPT

CANCEL

Figure 30.

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7. Scroll down to Brightness and press EDIT key. (Figure 31) Use the up or down arrow key to select the lightbar display brightness from 1 (dimmest) to 5 (brightest) and press ACCEPT key. (Figure
32)
GPS/LIGHTBAR Lightbar Status OFF Mounting Position Dash Brightness (1-5) 5 Text Mode PASS # & ERROR Proximity Sensitivity 25 ft LED Spacing Mode LINEAR LED Spacing 5.0 ft End Distance --- ft
EDIT

EXIT

Figure 31.
GPS/LIGHTBAR Lightbar Status ON Mounting Position Dash Brightness (1-5) 5 Text Mode PASS # & ERROR Proximity Sensitivity 25 ft LED Spacing Mode LINEAR LED Spacing 5.0 ft End Distance --- ft
ACCEPT

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Figure 32.

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8. Use the down arrow key to scroll down until Text Mode is highlighted (Figure 33) and press EDIT key. Use the up or down arrow key to select one of the following and press ACCEPT key (Figure 34):
Pass # and Error Cross-TRK Error No Text True Heading Curve Arrows Demo End Line Dist Pass & Speed Start Line Dist Ground Speed Pass # Heading Error GPS Status
GPS/LIGHTBAR Lightbar Status OFF Mounting Position Dash Brightness (1-5) 5 Text Mode PASS # & ERROR Proximity Sensitivity 25 ft LED Spacing Mode LINEAR LED Spacing 5.0 ft End Distance --- ft
EDIT

EXIT

Figure 33.

GPS/LIGHTBAR Lightbar Status ON Mounting Position Dash Brightness (1-5) 5 Text Mode PASS # & ERROR Proximity Sensitivity 25 ft LED Spacing Mode LINEAR LED Spacing 5.0 ft End Distance --- ft
ACCEPT

CANCEL

Figure 34.

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9. Scroll down to Proximity Sensitivity and press EDIT key. (Figure
35) Use the up or down arrow key to select a setting from 1 to 99 ft and press ACCEPT key. (Figure 36)
GPS/LIGHTBAR Lightbar Status OFF Mounting Position Dash Brightness (1-5) 5 Text Mode PASS # & ERROR Proximity Sensitivity 25 ft LED Spacing Mode LINEAR LED Spacing 5.0 ft End Distance --- ft
EDIT

EXIT

Figure 35.

GPS/LIGHTBAR Lightbar Status ON Mounting Position Dash Brightness (1-5) 5 Text Mode PASS # & ERROR Proximity Sensitivity 25 ft LED Spacing Mode LINEAR LED Spacing 5.0 ft End Distance --- ft
ACCEPT

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Figure 36.

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10. Scroll down to LED Spacing Mode and press EDIT key. (Figure
37) Use the up or down arrow key to select "Linear" or "Scaled" and press ACCEPT key (Figure 38).
GPS/LIGHTBAR Lightbar Status OFF Mounting Position Dash Brightness (1-5) 5 Text Mode PASS # & ERROR Proximity Sensitivity 25 ft LED Spacing Mode LINEAR LED Spacing 5.0 ft End Distance --- ft
EDIT

EXIT

Figure 37.

GPS/LIGHTBAR Lightbar Status ON Mounting Position Dash Brightness (1-5) 5 Text Mode PASS # & ERROR Proximity Sensitivity 25 ft LED Spacing Mode LINEAR LED Spacing 5.0 ft End Distance --- ft
ACCEPT

CANCEL

Figure 38.

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11. Scroll down to LED Spacing and press EDIT key. (Figure 39) Use the up or down arrow keys to select a setting from 0.1 to 9.9 ft and press ACCEPT key. (Figure 40)
GPS/LIGHTBAR Lightbar Status OFF Mounting Position Dash Brightness (1-5) 5 Text Mode PASS # & ERROR Proximity Sensitivity 25 ft LED Spacing Mode LINEAR LED Spacing 5.0 ft End Distance --- ft
EDIT

EXIT

Figure 39.

GPS/LIGHTBAR Lightbar Status ON Mounting Position Dash Brightness (1-5) 5 Text Mode PASS # & ERROR Proximity Sensitivity 25 ft LED Spacing Mode LINEAR LED Spacing 5.0 ft End Distance --- ft
ACCEPT

CANCEL

Figure 40.

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12. Scroll down to End Distance and press EDIT key. (Figure 41) If SCALED is used, the first 10 LED’s are normal spacing and the remaining LED distance represents the difference to the end distance. Enter that value and press ACCEPT key. (Figure 42)
GPS/LIGHTBAR Lightbar Status OFF Mounting Position Dash Brightness (1-5) 5 Text Mode PASS # & ERROR Proximity Sensitivity 25 ft LED Spacing Mode LINEAR LED Spacing 5.0 ft End Distance --- ft
EDIT

EXIT

Figure 41.

GPS/LIGHTBAR Lightbar Status ON Mounting Position Dash Brightness (1-5) 5 Text Mode PASS # & ERROR Proximity Sensitivity 25 ft LED Spacing Mode LINEAR LED Spacing 5.0 ft End Distance --- ft
ACCEPT

CANCEL

Figure 42.

13. Press EXIT key to return to GPS Setup screen.
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PF Series monitor Setup for Guidance
1. At the GPS Setup screen, scroll down to Guidance and press EDIT key. (Figure 43)

Figure 43.

PF3000 or PF3000 Pro Setup for Guidance

GPS SETUP

GPS/PORT CONFIGUREATION
BEACON DIFFERENTIAL
SATELLITE DIFFERENTIAL

EDIT

NEMA MESSAGES
LIGHT BAR GUIDANCE

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2. With Pattern highlighted, press EDIT key. (Figure 44) Use the up or down arrow keys to select one of the following and press ACCEPT key (Figure 45):
None A+ Heading Curve Spiral Curve Skip Pass
GPS/GUIDANCE Pattern NONE Headland Type CURVED Look – Ahead 3 SEC Display Mode SHOW CORRECTION Swath Direction Auto Swath Width 60.0 ft Antenna Offset 20.0 ft Pass Skips 15 Units Displayed English Contour Log Interval HEADING CHANGE
EDIT

Figure 44.

GPS/GUIDANCE Pattern CURVE Headland Type CURVED Look – Ahead 3 SEC Display Mode SHOW CORRECTION Swath Direction Auto Swath Width 60.0 ft Antenna Offset 20.0 ft Pass Skips 15 Units Displayed English Contour Log Interval HEADING CHANGE
ACCEPT

Figure 45.

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3. Scroll down to Headland Type and press EDIT key. (Figure 46) Use the up or down arrow key to select one of the following and press ACCEPT key (Figure 47):
GPS/GUIDANCE Pattern NONE Headland Type CURVED Look – Ahead 3 SEC Display Mode SHOW CORRECTION Swath Direction Auto Swath Width 60.0 ft Antenna Offset 20.0 ft Pass Skips 15 Units Displayed English Contour Log Interval HEADING CHANGE
EDIT
GPS/GUIDANCE Pattern CURVE Headland Type CURVED Look – Ahead 3 SEC Display Mode SHOW CORRECTION Swath Direction Auto Swath Width 60.0 ft Antenna Offset 20.0 ft Pass Skips 15 Units Displayed English Contour Log Interval HEADING CHANGE
ACCEPT
PF3000 or PF3000 Pro Setup for Guidance
None C-Clamp Curved Closed Circuit A-B End Zones
Figure 46.
Figure 47.

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4. Scroll down to Look – Ahead and press EDIT key. (Figure 48) Use the up or down arrow key to select from 0 to 9 seconds and press ACCEPT key. (Figure 49)
GPS/GUIDANCE Pattern NONE Headland Type CURVED Look – Ahead 3 SEC Display Mode SHOW CORRECTION Swath Direction Auto Swath Width 60.0 ft Antenna Offset 20.0 ft Pass Skips 15 Units Displayed English Contour Log Interval HEADING CHANGE
EDIT
GPS/GUIDANCE Pattern CURVE Headland Type CURVED Look – Ahead 3 SEC Display Mode SHOW CORRECTION Swath Direction Auto Swath Width 60.0 ft Antenna Offset 20.0 ft Pass Skips 15 Units Displayed English Contour Log Interval HEADING CHANGE
ACCEPT
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EXIT

Figure 48.

CANCEL

Figure 49.
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5. Scroll down to Display Mode and press EDIT key. (Figure 50) Use the up or down arrow key to select “Show Correction” or “Show Error” and press ACCEPT key. (Figure 51)
GPS/GUIDANCE Pattern NONE Headland Type CURVED Look – Ahead 3 SEC Display Mode SHOW CORRECTION Swath Direction Auto Swath Width 60.0 ft Antenna Offset 20.0 ft Pass Skips 15 Units Displayed English Contour Log Interval HEADING CHANGE
EDIT
GPS/GUIDANCE Pattern CURVE Headland Type CURVED Look – Ahead 3 SEC Display Mode SHOW CORRECTION Swath Direction Auto Swath Width 60.0 ft Antenna Offset 20.0 ft Pass Skips 15 Units Displayed English Contour Log Interval HEADING CHANGE
ACCEPT
PF Monitor Setup for Guidance
Figure 50.

Figure 51.

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6. Scroll down to Swath Direction and press EDIT key. (Figure 52) Use the up or down arrow key to select one of the following and press ACCEPT key (Figure 53):
AUTO LEFT RIGHT SNAP (Default)
GPS/GUIDANCE Pattern NONE Headland Type CURVED Look – Ahead 3 SEC Display Mode SHOW CORRECTION Swath Direction Auto Swath Width 60.0 ft Antenna Offset 20.0 ft Pass Skips 15 Units Displayed English Contour Log Interval HEADING CHANGE
EDIT
GPS/GUIDANCE Pattern CURVE Headland Type CURVED Look – Ahead 3 SEC Display Mode SHOW CORRECTION Swath Direction Auto Swath Width 60.0 ft Antenna Offset 20.0 ft Pass Skips 15 Units Displayed English Contour Log Interval HEADING CHANGE
ACCEPT
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Figure 52.

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Figure 53.
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7. Scroll down to Swath Width and press EDIT key. (Figure 54) Use the up or down arrow key to set swath width from 0.1 to 100.0 ft and press ACCEPT key (Figure 55).
GPS/GUIDANCE Pattern NONE Headland Type CURVED Look – Ahead 3 SEC Display Mode SHOW CORRECTION Swath Direction Auto Swath Width 60.0 ft Antenna Offset 20.0 ft Pass Skips 15 Units Displayed English Contour Log Interval HEADING CHANGE
EDIT
GPS/GUIDANCE Pattern CURVE Headland Type CURVED Look – Ahead 3 SEC Display Mode SHOW CORRECTION Swath Direction Auto Swath Width 60.0 ft Antenna Offset 20.0 ft Pass Skips 15 Units Displayed English Contour Log Interval HEADING CHANGE
ACCEPT
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Figure 54.

Figure 55.

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8. Scroll down to Antenna Offset and press EDIT key. (Figure 56) Use the up or down arrow key to set Antenna Offset from –100 to +100 ft and press ACCEPT key. (Figure 57)
NOTE: Antenna Offset could be a negative number if your spray boom is mounted in front of the antenna. Positive numbers indicate a boom mounted behind the antenna.
GPS/GUIDANCE Pattern NONE Headland Type CURVED Look – Ahead 3 SEC Display Mode SHOW CORRECTION Swath Direction Auto Swath Width 60.0 ft Antenna Offset 20.0 ft Pass Skips 15 Units Displayed English Contour Log Interval HEADING CHANGE
EDIT
GPS/GUIDANCE Pattern CURVE Headland Type CURVED Look – Ahead 3 SEC Display Mode SHOW CORRECTION Swath Direction Auto Swath Width 60.0 ft Antenna Offset 20.0 ft Pass Skips 15 Units Displayed English Contour Log Interval HEADING CHANGE
ACCEPT
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EXIT

Figure 56.

CANCEL

Figure 57.
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9. Scroll down to Pass Skips and press EDIT key. (Figure 58) Use the up or down arrow key to set Pass Skip from 0 to 99 and press ACCEPT key. (Figure 59)
GPS/GUIDANCE Pattern NONE Headland Type CURVED Look – Ahead 3 SEC Display Mode SHOW CORRECTION Swath Direction Auto Swath Width 60.0 ft Antenna Offset 20.0 ft Pass Skips 15 Units Displayed English Contour Log Interval HEADING CHANGE
EDIT
GPS/GUIDANCE Pattern CURVE Headland Type CURVED Look – Ahead 3 SEC Display Mode SHOW CORRECTION Swath Direction Auto Swath Width 60.0 ft Antenna Offset 20.0 ft Pass Skips 15 Units Displayed English Contour Log Interval HEADING CHANGE
ACCEPT
PF Monitor Setup for Guidance
Figure 58.

Figure 59.

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10. Scroll down to Units Displayed and press EDIT key. (Figure 60) Use the up or down arrow key to set English or Metric and press ACCEPT key. (Figure 61)
GPS/GUIDANCE Pattern NONE Headland Type CURVED Look – Ahead 3 SEC Display Mode SHOW CORRECTION Swath Direction Auto Swath Width 60.0 ft Antenna Offset 20.0 ft Pass Skips 15 Units Displayed English Contour Log Interval HEADING CHANGE
EDIT
GPS/GUIDANCE Pattern CURVE Headland Type CURVED Look – Ahead 3 SEC Display Mode SHOW CORRECTION Swath Direction Auto Swath Width 60.0 ft Antenna Offset 20.0 ft Pass Skips 15 Units Displayed English Contour Log Interval HEADING CHANGE
ACCEPT
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Figure 60

CANCEL

Figure 61
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11. Scroll down to Contour Log Interval and press EDIT key. (Figure
62) Use the up or down arrow key to set Swath Change or Heading Change and press ACCEPT key. (Figure 63)
GPS/GUIDANCE Pattern CURVE Headland Type CURVED Look – Ahead 3 SEC Display Mode SHOW CORRECTION Swath Direction Auto Swath Width 60.0 ft Antenna Offset 20.0 ft Pass Skips 15 Units Displayed English Contour Log Interval HEADING CHANGE
ACCEPT

CANCEL

Figure 62.

GPS/GUIDANCE Pattern CURVE Headland Type CURVED Look – Ahead 3 SEC Display Mode SHOW CORRECTION Swath Direction Auto Swath Width 60.0 ft Antenna Offset 20.0 ft Pass Skips 15 Units Displayed English Contour Log Interval HEADING CHANGE
ACCEPT

CANCEL

Figure 63.

12. Press the EXIT key twice to return to the main operating screen.
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Parts List
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Parts List – Light Bar
Part Name/Description Part No. Quantity
Light Bar System 3001469 1
Light Bar Cable, 12 ft 2000933 1 Light Bar, Ag Leader 3000126 1 Manual – Ag Leader Light Bar 3000135 1
Light Bar Installation Kit 3000506 1
Dual-Lock – Type 170 (Window Side) 3 in. 2000052 3 Dual-Lock – Type 400 (Monitor Side) 3 in. 2000053 1 Alcohol Swab Pack 2002811 4 Grey Plastic Cable Clamps 2002812 6 Cable Tie – 6 in. black 2002817-6 10
Optional Suction Cup is ordered separately from the Light Bar
3-inch Suction Cup for Lightbar 3001475 1
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Add-On GPS3050 Serial #_______________
Add-On GPS3100 Serial #_______________
Add-On GPS 4100 Serial #_______________
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Summary of Changes for 3000135
Revision 1 Completed April 2001. Incorporated two new patterns and the setup for them.
Incorporated three new drawings to illustrate correct cable attachment. Corrected typographical errors in previous editions.
Revision 2 Completed May 2001: Incorporated change at the suggestion of customer.
See CR NO. CR051001-0128
Revision 3 Completed February 2003: Incorporated changes for v1.70 GPS firmware. Reworked Fig. 13 added Fig. 13a.
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