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Safety notices are one of the primary ways to call attention to potential
hazards.
This Safety Alert Symbol identifies important safety
messages in this manual. When you see this symbol,
carefully read the message that follows. Be alert to
the possibility of personal injury or death.
Use of the word WARNING indicates a potentially hazardous
situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious
injury.
Use of the word CAUTION with the Safety Alert Symbol indicates a
potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in
minor or moderate injury.
Use of the word CAUTION without the safety alert symbol
indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided,
may result in equipment damage.
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INTRODUCTION
SYSTEM OVERVIEW
The Seed Manager® SE System monitors up to ninety six (96) seed rows,
two (2) fan (RPM) inputs, three (3) shaft speed (RPM) inputs, two (2)
pressure inputs, seven (7) hopper level inputs, and (1) ground speed input.
It is compatible with DICKEY-john standard and Hi-Rate seed sensors.
Implement configuration data is stored in nonvolatile memory retaining
information even when disconnected from the tractor battery.
Figure 1
SeedManager
®
SE Console
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INSTALLATION AND SETUP
CONSOLE MOUNTING
The console should be mounted inside the tractor cab in a location
accessible to the operator but does not obstruct the driving view. (Figure 2)
depicts a typical console mount.
Figure 2
Typical Console Mounting using the U-bracket and hardware
Knob
Screw
U-Bracket
1/4-20 x 3/4 Inch
Hex Bolts &
1/4
-20 Nuts
and Lockwasher
Flat washers
Rubber
Washer
U-Bracket
Knob
Screw
Rubber
Washer
Console
(Preferred Mounting
U-Bracket
Position)
MOUNTING STEPS
1. Verify the rear side of the selected mounting surface is free of wiring or
other obstructions and is accessible for inserting and tightening the
mounting bolts.
2. Use the U-shaped mounting bracket as a template to mark the two
outside holes of the bracket on the selected location and drill two 9/32
inch holes. An alternate mounting method that allows the console to
swivel, requires drilling the center bracket hole only.
3. Attach the mounting bracket to the mounting surface using the ¼ - 20 x
½ inch bolts, lockwashers, flatwashers, and nuts.
4. Secure the console to the mounting bracket using the two knob
screws.
5. Insert the two rubber washers between the bracket and console.
6. Tilt console so that the J1 connector on the rear of the console is
accessible.
7. Temporarily tighten the two knob screws.
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CONSOLE HARNESS INSTALLATION
The J1 connector on the back of the console connects all input and output
®
signals to the Seed Manager
shown in (Figure 3).
Harness contains connectors for
•Ground speed sensor (digital)
•Ground speed sensor (reluctance)
•System power
•P1 and P2 Bus connectors. A secondary module harness is used to
connect to P1 and/or P2.
For systems that contain a J2 connector, a separate accessory harness will
contain a RS-232 connector for PC/GPS applications.
Figure 3
Primary Tractor Harness
SE console. The primary tractor harness is
Note:
Due to the power requirements for
the Seed Manager
®
SE system,
the battery connections must be
made directly to the tractor battery.
46682-0132
Mates with Reluctance
Ground Speed Sensor
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Note:
Due to the power requirements for
the Seed Manager
the battery connections must be
made directly to the tractor battery.
®
SE system,
Install the primary (J1) harness from the rear of the console to the tractor
hitch as follows:
1. Route the primary harness from J1 on the console rear to the rear of
the tractor, near the hitch. Route on the side of the tractor opposite the
alternator and spark plugs.
2. Locate the harness to prevent being pinched, cut, or stepped on and
secure it with wire ties.
3. Install or connect an existing ground speed sensor. The ground speed
sensor may be one of three types – radar, reluctance, or Hall Effect. A
radar sensor or reluctance sensor connects directly to the designated
connector on the primary harness. A Hall Effect sensor may require an
adapter harness to connect to the primary harness. Sensor mounting
instructions accompany the sensor. Select the mounting location and
install as the instructions describe.
4. Refer to Implement Harness instructions on page 9 to install Module
and Sensor Harnessing.
Power connections should be made last to avoid accidental shorts
during harness installation.
POWER CONNECTION
The Seed Manager® SE System operates on 12 volts DC only. The battery
connections on the primary harness consist of two wires, each terminated
with a ring terminal.
Before making the battery connections, determine the tractor battery
arrangement from Figures 4, 5, and 6.
After the 12 volt source is known:
1. Connect the black wire directly to the negative (-) terminal of the
battery.
2. Connect the red wire (containing the fuse link) to the positive (+)
battery terminal.
3. Ensure the connections are clean and tight. Do not route these wires
in close proximity to the existing battery cables.
4. Secure the battery wires with wire ties.
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If the tractor battery arrangement differs from that shown or if any
doubt exists about how to connect to the battery, use a volt meter
first. Verify 11 to 14 volts across the battery connection points. On
tractors using two batteries, be sure to make connections to the
grounded battery.
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Figure 4
12V Battery Source Connections
Vehicle
Ground
12V
Vehicle
Ground
Figure 5
24V Battery Source Connections
Red
Black
Power
Cable
6V
6V
Black
Red
Power
Cable
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Figure 6
Negative or Positive Source Connections
IMPORTANT: Before welding on the frame or chassis, be certain to
disconnect battery leads. Failure to do so could result
in damage to the Seed Manager
®
SE.
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IMPLEMENT HARNESS/MODULE CONNECTION
The Seed Manager® SE System uses any combination of three basic
module types each with specific harness configurations.
Module Types:
•12 Row Material Flow
•16 Row Material Flow
•Shaft Speed
The following requirements must be observed when connecting
modules to the bus:
•A maximum of six Material Flow Modules can be connected to the bus.
•Only one Shaft Speed Module can be connected to the bus.
•The Shaft Speed Module can be connected anywhere on the bus that
is convenient and can be connected to either P1 or P2.
•A maximum of three Material Flow Modules can be connected to P1 or
P2.
•Any combination of 12 Row or 16 Row Material Flow Modules can be
used.
MODULE ORDER
IMPORTANT: The order in which Material Flow Modules are connected
and their position on the toolbar or implement is
important. The Material Flow Modules are identified by
the console as b1, b2, ...bn (where n is the total number
of Material Flow Modules connected). The order in
which the console identifies the modules depend on
how they are connected to the bus. Refer to (Figure 10)
that shows example system configuration setups.
A single Bus cable connects to each module then serially (daisy chains)
connects to following modules. The primary harness divides into two halves
at the implement hitch (P1 and P2).
MODULE INSTALLATION
1. Select an area on the implement to mount the member that allows for
easy hookup and access. Extensions can be used to reach members
installed on remote areas of the implement.
Do not install the module in any orientation other than illustrated
in (Figure 7). The connection wires must NOT be mounted upward
as moisture can collect inside the unit and damage the circuits.
Ensure that module connectors do not face upward in a folded
position as well.
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Figure 7
Material Flow Module
PreferredAcceptableAcceptable
2. Mount with the label side of the module facing out.
3. To bolt the member to a frame:
•Use the enclosure as a template to mark the location of the mounting
holes.
•Drill two 9/32 inch diameter holes where marked.
•Attach to frame using 1/4 x 20 bolts or other fastening devices as
illustrated in (Figure 8).
Do not use the enclosure as a guide when drilling. Do not
overtighten nuts as this may damage the mounting tabs on the
enclosure.
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1/4 x 20 BOLT
1/4 F LAT WASHER
1/4 SPLIT
LOCKWASHER
1/4 N UT
IMPLEMENT
FRAME
1/4 x 20
THREADED "U"
BOLT OR
OTHER
FASTENING
DEVICE
1/4 FLAT WASHER
1/4 SPLIT LOCKWASHER
1/4 NUT
IMPLEMENT
FRAME OR
SUPPORT
IMPLEMENT
FRAME
Figure 8
Material Flow Modules (using bolts)
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4. To tie strap the member to a frame:
•Use one long tie-strap to loop around the member body and through
both mounting holes as illustrated in (Figure 9).
•If necessary, drill mounting holes following the procedure described
above.
•Securely tighten tie strap.
•Install a second tie strap toward the label end of the enclosure for
additional support.
Figure 9
Material Flow Module Installation (Tie Strap)
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5. Lay out each module harness along the frame of the implement to
each of the seed rows (or appropriate sensors).
6. Secure the harness to the toolbar with a minimum of 3” straight wire
exiting the module before bending and attaching with tie straps.
7. Install and/or connect each of the seed sensors (or appropriate
sensor). Sensor mounting instructions accompany the sensor. Select
the mounting location and install as described in the instructions.
8. Connect each module together with a bus harness.
IMPORTANT: Be sure the locking tabs engage when inserting the
connectors. The connection is sealed when the locking
tabs have fully engaged.
9. Connect the tractor harness P1 and P2 connectors to the bus harness.
10. Coil and secure existing cables with wire ties to avoid pinching or
damage to the harness.
MODULE SETUP EXAMPLES
Figure 10
Four Module Setup (two modules are connected to P1 and two to P2)
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Three Module Setup (All modules connected to P1)
Three Module Setup (one module connected to P1 and 2 connected to P2)
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Two Module Setup (one module connected to both P1 and P2)
Two Module Setup (three modules connected to PA and 2 connected to P2)
As the previous examples show, b1 is always identified as the LAST module
connected to P1. The remaining modules on P1 are numbered
sequentially, along with any modules connected to P2.
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CONNECTING SENSORS TO MODULES
IMPORTANT: When connecting sensors to the Material Flow Modules,
all seed sensors installed on a Material Flow Module
must be connected sequentially starting with Row 1 as
shown below.
When correctly connected, row 1 sensor should be connected to the Row 1
input on b1. The monitor will then number the sensors from 1 to n starting on b1, then b2, and so on.
Figure 11
Correct Install
Correct Install
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The following illustration shows eight row modules installed incorrectly.
IMPORTANT: There can be no skips in the row inputs on a Material
Flow Module.
Figure 12
Incorrect Install
HOPPER LEVEL SENSORS
Hopper level sensors can be connected to 12 Row Material Flow Modules.
Hopper sensors can be connected to either of the hopper inputs on a
Material Flow Module. The monitor will identify the number of hopper
sensors connected to each Material Flow Module and will number them
from 1 to n starting with any sensors connected to b1. If no sensors are
connected to b1, the number starts from b2 and so on.
In the event that two hopper sensors are connected to a given module, the
sensor connected to input 1 is numbered before the sensor connected to
input 2. The following shows an example configuration with hopper sensors
connected and how they would be identified by the console.
Figure 13
Hopper Sensor Connection to 12 Row Material Flow Module
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When hopper level sensors are connected to a Shaft Speed Module, they
are numbered relative to the position of the Shaft Speed Module on the bus.
If the Shaft Speed Module is connected to the RS-485 out of b1, the
numbering of the hopper sensors starts with this module, then continues
with any hopper sensors connected to b1, b2, etc. If the Shaft Speed
Module is connected between Material Flow Modules, any hopper sensors
connected are numbered in the order in which they are detected as shown
below.
Figure 14
Hopper Sensor Connection to Shaft Speed Module
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NOTE: Shaft, fan, and pressure
sensors can only be connected
to the Shaft Speed Module.
These sensors are identified by
the monitor according to what
input they are connected to
regardless of the position of the
Shaft Speed Module on the
bus. (Figure 15) shows a
complete example of a system
setup and how each connected
sensor would be identified.
Figure 15
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HARNESSES
12 ROW HARNESS
16 ROW HARNESS
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SHAFT SPEED MODULE HARNESS
RS485 EXTENSION HARNESS
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