Great Plains Mfg., Inc.PartsInstallation Instructions1
Air Drill Variable Rate Kit
Air Drill Carts and 6 & 9m Air Drills
Used with:
• ADC2350, ADC2350B
• NTA907HD, NTA3007HD
• NTA607HD, NTA2007HD
General Information
These instructions explain how to install a variable rate
controller on a compatible air cart or integrated air drill
that presently has only manual (crank-operated) rate
control. With Variable Rate installed, the seed monitor
directly controls material rate, independently, at each
updated meter.
These instructions apply to an installation of:
KitKit Description
166-193AADC2350 VARIABLE RATE KIT (dual)
166-328AVARIABLE RATE ACTR KIT SGL BIN
166-339AVAR RATE ACTR KIT DUAL BIN
a Drills with software version prior to 4.21 require the software
b A single hopper drill uses the 166-328A kit. A dual hopper drill
One “dual” kit includes two actuators, and updates one
air cart or one integrated air drill. One “sgl” (single) kit
includes one actuator and updates one meter.
The 166-193A kit includes new WSMT software for older
ADC2350/B air carts that have a Software Version that
lacks qualified variable rate support.
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166-193A
a
166-193A
update included in this kit. See page 4.
may use either 166-328A or 166-339A, depending on whether
variable rate is desired for just one or both meters.
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Related Documents
110011512ACC User Manual, Levels 2 and 3
110011513ACC User Manual, Level 1
11001-1507 Version 4 Software Update Guide
167-085BSeed Rate Manual (ADC & NTA models)
Have the Operator Manual at hand for drill movements.
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Notations and Conventions
“Left” and “Right” are facing in the
direction of machine travel. An orientation rose in the line art illustrations
shows the directions of Left, Right,
Front, Back, Up, Down.
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Before You Start
Compatibility
Refer to Figure 2
1.Check that linear actuators are not already installed
on the cart or integrated air drill. Variable Rate is a
feature that can be factory-installed.
2.Check the model number of the air cart or air drill to
ensure it is a compatible model. For example, this
kit is not compatible with the gearboxes used on
ADC1150, ADC2220 or ADC2250 air carts, nor
NTA1000, NTA1300 or NTA2000 integrated air drills.
Call-Outs
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to
1140
to
5152
to
Single-digit callouts identify components in
the currently referenced Figure or Figures.
These numbers may be reused for different
items from page to page.
Two-digit callouts in the range 11 to 40 reference new parts (see list on page 20).
Two-digit callouts in the range 51 to 52 reference affected existing parts (see page 21).
Inventory
3.Make sure all parts are present.
Comprehension
4.Review these instructions. Make sure the installers
understand where each part or assembly is
installed, and what tools are required for the task.
Note: Illustrations in this manual, based on implement
Parts manual, may show exploded views that are
fully disassembled. Rely on the instructions for
required disassembly and reassembly steps.
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ADC Model/Serial Number Plate
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Pre-Assembly Preparation
Tools Required
• suitable tractor for positioning and operating the air
drill or cart
• the seed monitor console to be used with this implement (or a 2008 or later DICKEY-john® IntelliAG
10in LCD console)
• basic hand tools, including (for older ADC2350/B
only), a drill with bit size:
1
⁄4in (0.250in), letter size E, or 6.3mm
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Prepare Drill
The mechanical installation may be performed on a disconnected air cart, but software update (if required), and
testing/configuration of the system require the complete
air drill, and an IntelliAG® virtual terminal.
Work Location
5.Move the air cart or air drill to a location with:
• room to fold it (NTA607/2007HD and NTA907/
3007HD only);
• access to tractor or hydraulic power;
• access to DICKEY-john® IntelliAG® console and
12Vdc power;
• adequate illumination; and,
• clear surface beneath for recovery of any falling
or dropped parts - if the surface is not clear, have
a tarp or drop cloth available.
6.NTA607/2007HD and NTA907/3007HD only:
Fold drill. Lower openers. This eases access to the
meters.
7.Shut off tractor or hydraulic source.
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Update Monitor Software
For models NTA607HD, NTA907HD, NTA2007HD or
NTA3007HD, continue at step 18 on page 5.
This step is performed first in the unlikely event that there
is any incompatibility between your IntelliAG® virtual terminal, and the latest version of the Air Cart Control software supplied in the kit.
If you are unable to update the seed monitor system, do
not continue the update. Have your Great Plains dealer
contact the factory for assistance.
Refer to Figure 3
8.Check the seed monitor Software Versionper the
1
11001-1507 guide. If the Software Versiona is:
4.21 or higher,
you do not need to update the seed monitor software. If no update is required, continue at step 18
on page 5.
9.If you require a software update, and the SD card is
missing from the kit, contact Great Plains to obtain
the update.
10. Select from the kit one new:
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11001-1507 ACC V4 SOFTWARE REPROGRAMMING
This is a DICKEY-john® manual describing the process of updating the software for the virtual terminal
(if needed) and the WSMT (if needed).
11. Follow the instructions in the reprogramming
manualto check the VT part number (on back of
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terminal) and the software version of your seed
monitor (icon).
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12. Record Current Configuration
Monitor configuration may reset to defaults during
update. If either VT or WSMT will be updated,
record the current air drill configuration, particularly
the Material Library. Although newer virtual terminals support exporting the configuration to a blank
SD card, Great Plains recommends making a paper
record, as an imported SD configuration may be
altered during Auto Config at step 79.
13. Select from the kit one new:
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INTELLI-AG SOFTWARE UPDATE SDC
This is a small Secure Digital (SD) flash memory
card. When instructed, the card is inserted in a
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slot at the lower right corner of the VT bezel, behind
a flip-up door.
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10in Virtual Terminal and SD Card
14. Select one each new from the kit:
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110011512 ACC USR MANUAL VER 4.2 LVL 2&3
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110011513 ACC USER MANUAL VER 4.2 LVL 1
The new software introduces user access levels,
and requires a password, described in the Password Access manual.
15. Follow the instructions in the reprogramming
manual. Software is already provided on a formatted SD card, so perform no steps calling for:
- media formatting or
- extranet downloading.
16. The new variable rate controller is not yet installed,
and will not be detected by the new software. After
installing the new hardware, a complete Setup/Configuration is performed starting on page 15 of these
instructions.
17. Shut down the monitor. Shut off the tractor ignition
(to assure that monitor circuits are powered off).
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a. This is displayed as “Software Version” and is not the “O.S. Version” nor the “Bootloader Version”.
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Prepare Meters
Refer to Figure 4
18. At a variable rate gearbox, remove the:
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805-032C PIN HAIR COTTER .148 WIRE
then use the existing control crankactuator to set
the indicator to 0 on the 0-100 scale. This prevents
the jackscrew from obscuring the scale.
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Adjust the final crank handle position to fully down,
and re-insert the cotter pin.
19. Remove and save the:
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805-065C PIN WIRE RETAINING 1/4 X 1 3/4
This pin is re-used at step 41 to couple the new control arm to the gearbox control shaft.
Note: Removing this pin de-couples the gearbox control
shaft from the manual adjustment system. If it is
ever necessary to revert to manual control, move
the pin back to the manual arm.
20. Repeat step 18 and step 19 for the other meter.
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Prepare ADC Driver Mounts
If your implement is an NTA607HD, NTA907HD,
NTA2007HD or NTA3007HD, continue at step 24 on
page 7.
On older ADC2350/B carts, the mounting holes for the
actuator driver modules may not be present, and must be
drilled. Newer ADC2350 carts, all NTA607/2007HD and
all NTA3007/907HD drills have holes present.
Refer to Figure 5
21. Locate the mounting holes on the ADC2350/B air
cart. These are 0.28x0.38in (7.1x95mm) slotted
holes 5.84in (14.8cm) apart.
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Existing (Manual) Meters
Equipment Damage Risk:
Never operate the meters with pins in both the manual/crank
arm and the linear actuator arm.
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One pair is located on the forward break of the
gearbox mount plate.
The second pairare located on the brace plate at
the center of the gearbox mount plate.
If these holes are present, continue at to step 24 on
page 7.
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ADC Driver Mounting Holes
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Create ADC Driver Mounts
ADC Front Break Holes
Refer to Figure 6
22. Drill and size two slotted holes in the front break of
the gearbox mount plate as follows:
123⁄32in
a
(1.72in)
(4.37cm)
9
⁄16in
b
(0.55in)
(1.4cm)
527⁄32in
c
(5.84in)
(14.8cm)
9
⁄32x3⁄8in
d
(0.28 x 0.38in)
(7.1 x 95mm)
Frame tool bar to
vertical slot center-lines
Top slot center from
top of gearbox mount plate
Slot to slot spacing,
center to center
Two slots, dimensions are
horizontal x vertical
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If you are unable to make slotted holes, make two
circular holes 5.75 inches (14.6cm) apart.
DC Brace Plate Holes
Refer to Figure 7
23. Drill and size two slotted holes in the front break of
the gearbox mount plate as follows:
9
⁄32x3⁄8in
d
(0.28 x 0.38in)
(7.1 x 95mm)
13⁄4in
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(1.75in)
(4.4cm)
225⁄64in
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(2.39in)
(6.1cm)
329⁄64in
v
(3.45in)
(8.8cm)
r+v
527⁄64in (5.84in)
(14.8cm)
Two slots, dimensions are
horizontal x vertical
Frame tool bar to
vertical slot center-lines
Bottom of frame tool bar to
upper slot center
Bottom of frame tool bar to
lower center to center
Slot to slot spacing,
center to center
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ADC Front Break Holes
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If you are unable to make slotted holes, make two
circular holes 5.75 inches (14.6cm) apart.
If you are unable to make two holes without performing major disassembly of the gearbox structures, make only the top hole.
Figure 7
ADC Brace Plate Holes
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Install Linear Actuators
Install Linear Actuator Mounts
Install ADC or NTA907/3007HD Mounts
For models NTA607HD or NTA2007HD, continue at
step 27.
Refer to Figure 8
24. Select one new:
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168-371H LINEAR ACTUATOR MOUNT WELDMENT
and four sets new:
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802-017C HHCS 3/8-16X1 GR5
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804-013C WASHER LOCK SPRING 3/8 PLT
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803-014C NUT HEX 3/8-16 PLT
With the lug end down, and the lugs facing forward, install the actuator mount weldmenton the
existing anchor weldment. Secure with bolts,
lock washers and nuts.
25. Repeat step 24 for the other meter.
26. Continue at step 37 on page 9.
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Install NTA607/2007HD Mounts
For models ADC2350/B or NTA907/3007HD, install
mounts per step 24 through step 25 above, then continue at step 37 on page 9.
Refer to Figure 9
27. Select one each new:
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166-318H ACTUATOR MOUNT WELDMENT
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800-238C .375 WIRING AND TUBE CLIP
and four sets new:
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802-017C HHCS 3/8-16X1 GR5
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804-013C WASHER LOCK SPRING 3/8 PLT
29
803-014C NUT HEX 3/8-16 PLT
With the lug end facing up and away from the
gearbox, install the actuator mount weldment on the
existing anchor weldment. Loosely secure with
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bolts, lock washers and nuts.
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ADC/NTA907/3007 Actuator Mount
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Place the wiring clip under the left lower bolt.
Tighten the other three bolts to Grade 5 torque
spec. Leave the bolt with the clip finger-tight until
step 59 on page 12.
28. If two meters are being upgraded, repeat step 27 for
the other meter.
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NTA607/2007 Actuator Mount
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Install Control Arm Weldments
Install ADC/NTA907/3007HD Arms
For NTA607/2007HD, continue at step 37.
Refer to Figure 10
29. Select one new:
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168-370H ELECTRONIC CONTROL ARM WLDMNT
and two new:
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890-202C
30. Press one bushing into the inside end of the
GAUGE WHEEL SFT PIVOT BUSHING
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control arm tube (the side with the longer arm with
indicator point).
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40
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1
Using the existing
1
drill a
⁄4in hole through both sides of the bushing.
31. Press the other bushing into the outside end of
⁄4in holes in the tube as a guide,
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the control arm tube.
32. With indicator tip to rear, and toward gearbox, place
arm weldment assembly on control shaft.
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33. Select one saved:
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805-065C PIN WIRE RETAINING 1/4 X 1 3/4
Align the arm tube and inside bushing with
the hole in the gearbox control shaft. The arm
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indicator tip should be pointing near “0” on the
scale.
Secure the arm with the wire retaining pin.
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34. Select one each new:
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805-021C PIN COTTER 1/4 X 2 PLT
Insert the cotter pinthrough the end holes of the
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gearbox control shaft. Spread tips to secure cotter.
35. Repeat step 29 through step 34 for the other meter.
36. Continue at step 45 on page 10.
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Figure 10
ADC/NTA907/3007 Control Arm
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Install NTA607/2007HD Arm(s)
For ADC/NTA907/3007HD, install arms per step 29
through step 35 on page 8, then continue at step 45 on
page 10.
Refer to Figure 11
(which depicts an ADC installation - the NTA installations
have a different appearance but use the same instructions)
37. Select one new:
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168-370H ELECTRONIC CONTROL ARM WLDMNT
and two new:
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890-202C
38. Press one bushing into the inside end of the
control arm tube (the side with the longer arm with
indicator point).
Using the existing
drill a1⁄4in hole through both sides of the bushing.
39. Press the other bushing into the outside end of
the control arm tube.
40. With indicator tip to rear, and toward gearbox, place
arm weldment assembly on control shaft.
41. Select one saved:
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805-065C PIN WIRE RETAINING 1/4 X 1 3/4
GAUGE WHEEL SFT PIVOT BUSHING
408
1
⁄4in holes in the tube as a guide,
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33
9
16
40
Align the arm tube and inside bushing with
the hole in the gearbox control shaft. The arm
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indicator tip should be pointing near “0” on the
scale.
Secure the arm with the wire retaining pin.
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42. Select one each new:
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805-021C PIN COTTER 1/4 X 2 PLT
Insert the cotter pinthrough the end holes of the
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gearbox control shaft. Spread tips to secure cotter.
43. If two meters are being upgraded, repeat step 37
through step 42 for the other meter.
44. Continue at step 50 on page 10.
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Figure 11
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Install Linear Actuators
Install ADC/NTA907/3007HD Actuator
For NTA607/2007HD, continue at step 50.
Refer to Figure 12
45. Select one new:
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833-456C LINEAR ACTUATOR 12V 8 IN 112LB
and two sets new:
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805-397C PIN CLEVIS 1/4 X 1 23/64 USABL
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805-307C PIN COTTER 3/32 X 1/2
46. With the cable end of the actuator down, and
cable exiting up, align the lower operating rod of the
actuator with the lugs in the mount weldment.
Secure with clevis pin and cotter pin.
47. Rotate the control arm weldment as needed to
align the hole of the linear actuator rod with lugs
in new control arm. Secure with clevis pin and
cotter pin.
48. Repeat step 45 through step 47 for the other meter
49. Continue at step 52 on page 11.
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Install NTA607/2007HD Actuator
For ADC2350/B or NTA907/3007HD, install actuators per
step 45 through step 48 above, then continue at
page 11.
Refer to Figure 13
50. Select one each new:
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833-456C LINEAR ACTUATOR 12V 8 IN 112LB
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802-167C HHCS 1/4-20X1 1/2 GR5
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803-007C NUT-LOCK 1/4-20 PLT
With cable exiting down, secure the base end of the
actuatorbetween the earsof the mount weldment. Thread the lock nutonto the boltuntil it
contacts an ear, then back off one full turn.
51. Select one each new:
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28
Secure the rod end of the actuator between the
arms of the arm weldment. Thread the lock
nutonto the boltuntil it contacts an arm, then
back off one full turn.
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Install Actuator Driver
About the Driver Module
Refer to Figure 14
The actuator driver is an electronic module that
adapts the linear actuator to the IntelliAG® WSMT.
It has two cable leads:
1
2-pin lead to the linear actuator, and;
2
6-pin lead to the existing WSMT harness.
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Install ADC or NTA907/3007HD Driver
For NTA607/2007HD, continue at step 59 on page 12.
For NTA907/3007HD, continue at step 56.
52. Select two new:
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464360033S1 G P ZEROMAX VALVE DRIVER
and four sets new:
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802-274C HHCS 1/4-20X3 GR5
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803-255C NUT HEX NYLOCK 1/4-20
ADC 2350/2350B Driver Installation
For NTA907/3007HD, continue at step 56.
Refer to Figure 15
On ADC2350/B, the driver modules mount vertically, with
the cable lead exiting from the bottom of the module.
53. Mount one driveron the back side of the forward
gearbox mounting plate break, at the holes identified or prepared at step 21.
54. Mount the other driver on the back side of the
gearbox brace plate, at the holes identified or
prepared at step 21.
55. Continue at step 62 on page 13.
NTA907/3007HD Driver Installation
Refer to Figure 16
On NTA907/3007HD, the driver modules mount horizontally, with the cable lead exiting from the rear of the module. The mount point is pairs of1⁄4in (6.4mm)
holes ( , ), spaced 5.75in (14.6mm) apart, at the outside (right) top edge of the gearbox mount plate.
56. Mount one driver at the forward hole pair).
57. Mount the other driver at the back hole pair.
58. Continue at step 62 on page 13.
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Actuator Driver Module
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ADC Driver Mounting
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NTA907/3007 Driver Mounting
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Install NTA607/2007HD Driver
For ADC or NTA907/3007, install driver per page 11,
then continue at step 62 on page 13.
Refer to Figure 17 (a cut-away view)
On NTA607/2007HD, the driver modules mount vertically, with the cable lead exiting from the bottom of the
module. The module mounts to the rear face of the brace
1
plate (as shown). The module side with four visible
2
studs and nuts faces to cart right (away from cart).
59. Select one new:
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464360033S1 G P ZEROMAX VALVE DRIVER
and two sets new:
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802-804C HHCS 1/4-20X2 3/4 GR8 PLT
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804-006C WASHER LOCK SPRING 1/4 PLT
27
803-006C NUT-HEX 1/4-20 PLT
Mount the driver module to the rear side of the
brace plate under the base end of an actuator (or
the actuator, if only one meter is being converted to
variable rate). Tighten the nuts and bolts only to
Grade 2 specification, to prevent deforming the
module housing.
Refer to Figure 18
60. Remove the bolt, clip, washer and nut securing
the clip to the mount (installed at step 27 on
page 7).
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A607/2007 Driver Mounting
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Route the two-pin lead through the clip. Resecure the clip to the weldment. Tighten fasteners
to no more than Grade 2 torque spec.
61. If two meters are being converted to variable rate,
repeat step 59 and step 60 for the other meter.
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NTA607/2007 Cable Clip
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Connect Driver Leads
Refer to Figure 19
62. Connect the 2-pin lead of the forward actuator
driver to the 2-pin lead of the forward linear
actuator.
63. If two meters are being converted to variable rate,
connect the 2-pin lead of the rear actuator
driver to the 2-pin lead of the rear linear
actuator
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3
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2
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Refer to Figure 19 and Figure 20
64.
Locate the harness connection points already
present on the air cart or air drill. The cables have
labels near the 6-pin connectors, and have labels
identifying the connectors as:
ZEROMAX 1 and ZEROMAX 2, or
FRONT and REAR
65. Remove dust caps from the connectors. The caps
are not re-used. If the harness connector leads are
coiled up and tied, and need to be uncoiled to reach
the driver module leads, cut the cable tie.
66. Connect the 6-pin lead of the forward actuator
driverto the 6-pin FRONT or #1 harness lead.
67. If two meters are being converted to variable rate,
connect the 6-pin lead of the rear actuator
driver to the 6-pin REAR or #2 harness lead.
68. Select all new:
Use four ties to secure the leads for each actuator
and driver. The NTA gearbox mount plate provides 6
0.21in (5.3mm) holes for this purpose.
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800-060C CABLE TIE .19X14.25 3DIA 50LB
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Figure 19
Actuator Driver Leads
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Harness Connection
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Install Master Switch
Refer to Figure 21 and Figure 22
69. In the tractor cab, locate the master switch connection lead. On newer air carts and all air drills, this
is an un-terminated 2-pin weatherpak connector.
On older air carts, this lead may already have a
master switch connected to it. If so, continue at
“ACC Re-Configuration” on page 15.
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Refer to Figure 21 and Figure 22
70. Select one new:
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467980124 ISO MASTER SWITCH
Set the switch to OFF.
71. Mount the switch near the monitor virtual terminal,
allowing enough cable length to reach the harness
connection located at step 69. Mount the switch
where it will be convenient for operations, but not
obstruct your view of the road.
72. Connect the 2-pin lead of the switch to harness
6
lead.
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Figure 21
Cab Harness Connection
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Master Switch
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ACC Re-Configuration
Before first use, the new master switch and actuator outputs must be configured into the seed monitor system.
Depending on VT part number and previous software
revision, it may also be necessary to re-load basic air drill
parameters, and your local Materials Library.
Follow the instructions in the new IntelliAG® Aircart Control Operator’s Manual. The instructions below in this
manual are an overview of the sequence, and provide
cross-reference to information sources if you do not have
a complete record of the previous drill configuration.
Initial Power-Up Steps
73. Check language and units preference.
74. Check/set date and time.
75. Perform an
Auxiliary Input/Function Assignment
This detects and assigns the new master switch.
76. If ON, set the new master switch to
OFF
(necessary to enter Configuration mode).
Load Drill Parameters
77. Enter System Mode:
Setup/Configuration
78. If the setup was lost during software update (or has
never been loaded), perform a
Module Configuration.
79. If you run an “Auto Config”, check the module
assignments against any record from step 12.
The new actuators are automatically detected by the
WSMT, and are not separately enumerated. When
present and connected, they enable the
“GRAN SEED/FERT CONTROL” modes hidden for
crank-adjusted drills.
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Update Material Library
In order to correlate actuator output with desired seed
rate (meter shaft rate), the system requires a Calibration
Constant for each material to be used.
If you already had a material library, re-load it from an SD
card or via the menus. Otherwise revise a default material name as the first Control setup.
• The example at right shows sample materials:
Wheat HRW, renamed from SEED 1
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Create a Controlled Material
Re-define at least one material. Otherwise, create at
least one material. Some key steps:
80. Type must be set to GRAN SEED CONTROL or
GRAN FERT CONTROL.
81. Select or Disable: Preset Method
If using preset method, select initial rate increments
that are only a few percent, so as to have fine control of the meter scale indicator. These can be
changed to coarser increments after calibration.
82. Density must be accurately entered.
83. Enter the Cal Const if one is available for your seed
type. This value does not affect the calibration process, and is replaced during calibration, but is useful for comparison. The calibration constant
developed during calibration should be similar to the
chart number.
84. Set Variable Cal Const if one is available for your
seed. This is from a list of names pre-programmed
into the monitor software. It is usually not the same
name as the material name setup on page 15. In
this example, “Wheat 2S”, the “2S” refers to the
(factory standard) “2 star” meter flute configuration.
Pick a seed constant closest to yours in terms of
physical seed characteristics and meter flute configuration.
If a suitable Variable Cal Const is available, the system can more accurately compensate for manual
calibration cranking speeds that differ from field
rate.
If no suitable Variable Cal Const is available, crank
at an rpm near field speed at step 92.
Example Non-Preset Material Setup:
1-16CH Wheat HRWComment
Per meter
CHANNEL1 or 2
GRAN SEED CONTROL
Type
UnitsLb/ac with Rev/acExample
Preset
Method
Target Rate60.0LB/ACExample
Max Rate78.0LB/ACUpper + limit
Min Rate48.0LB/ACLower - limit
Inc/Dec %1.0%Example
Density60.00LBS/BUExample
#Towers5
Cal Const77591
Variable Cal
Const
Shaft RPM
Prod Level
Alarm
Seeds per
Pound
High Pop
Alarm
Low Pop
Alarm
ROW
WIDTH
ON(-)/
OFF(X)
PATTERN
Row Fail
Rate
or
GRAN FERT CONTROL
DisabledExample
Wheat 2SOptional
Low 10
High 50RPM
0LBS
3000S/LBExample
20.0%Example
20.0%Example
__IN
------------------------(unless tramline in use)
2 / 1S/SEC
being configured
Must be one
of these
Per Implement
Optional: Use
nearest chart
value
Or use AutoUpdate Width
See ACC
manual
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Actuator Channel Setup
85. Assign material.
86. Type must be set to GRAN SEED CONTROL or
GRAN FERT CONTROL.
87. Check that other setting are as Required, and
reflect the actual configuration of the implement.
Example Channel Setup:
ParameterValueComment
Per meter
CHANNEL1 or 2
being configured
Type
Material
Name
Control
Mode
GRAN SEED CONTROL
or
GRAN FERT CONTROL
Wheat HRW
or
11-52-0
AutoRequired
One of these
Required
Example
user-specified names
Drive TypeZero Max 1 or 2Required
Drive Freq.40HzRequired
Input Fliter50%Required
Sensor
Constant
360PUL/REVRequired
Gear Ratio1Required
Meter Gear
Range
# Seed
Rows
Channel
Width
Flush
Enable
LOW or HIGH
32, 36, 40, 48, 50, 60, 65,
66, 80
(set to swath of implement or drill, in inches or
cm)
DisabledData not used
One of these
Required
read-only, per
implement or
drill model
Required
Precharge(+)\D
0.0SECData not used
elay(-)
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Calibrate
Calibrate Speed Sensor
88. Perform a Calibrate Ground Speed.
Calibrate Material
Perform a calibration. The procedure is similar to that for
crank-set operations.
89. Consult the Seed Rate manual (167-085B) for (the
approximate) manually-set rate for your material.
90. Check that final Range gear pairing is the same on:
• the chart,
• the meter, and
• the Meter gear Range in the Channel Setup.
91. Enter the calibration screen.
At this time, the linear actuator becomes active. The
scale indicator moves to approximately mid-scale,
then stops.
Pointing to a specific value is not required, but
needs to be in the range 30° to 95°. Great Plains
recommends using a scale setting that is close to
your expected target rate.
Use the Inc+/Dec- softkeys on the monitor console
to adjust the indicator to the target rate, or at least to
within the 30°-95° range.
92. Manually crank the meter for at least the number of
turns shown in the instruction of the Seed Rate
Manual for1⁄10ha or1⁄10ac.
The exact number of revolutions, cranking rateb,
and precise starting and stopping handle angles are
not critical, as the system reads meter revolutions
accurately, and can compensate for shaft speed,
seed size and partial turns.
What matters is getting a large sample, to reduce
errors and increase confidence in the calibration.
Note: By calibrating at the target rate, and for1⁄10ha, you
establish a comfort level that the drill is set up correctly, in particular, that you are in the correct gear
Range for the desired application rate.
93. Weigh the dispensed material and enter it in the
menu. The monitor computes a Calibration Constant for this material. Save this result.
Example:
ADC2350B cart and NTA3510 drill
Wheat, 2-star meter, single seed hopper in use
High Range at gearbox
Target rate of 133 kg/ha would be a scale setting of:
50° (from Seed Rate manual charts)
A sample size of1⁄10ha requires crank:
77 turns (from Seed Rate manual instructions)
b. If no “Variable Cal Const” was selected at step 84, crank at for most accurate results:
ADC2350/B, NTA907/3007HD: 2 to 2
NTA607/2007HD: 1 to 1
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3
⁄
revolutions per second
4
1
⁄
revolutions per second
2
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Cart/Drill Operation
The air drill previously operated in
“GRAN SEED MONITOR” and/or
“GRAN FERT MONITOR” modes.
With the linear actuators now installed and operating,
you will normally operate in
“GRAN SEED CONTROL” and/or
“GRAN FERT CONTROL” mode.
If it is necessary to revert to manual meter setting, move
the pin from the linear actuator arm back to the crankdriven arm.
Cart/Drill Maintenance
This update causes no changes to drill maintenance.
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Appendix
New Parts
Quantities are units (“ea”).The part call-out numbers in this list match all Figures in
these installation instructions. Part descriptions match
those in your updated Parts Manual.
Kit Contents
Quantity in Kit:
166-
Callout
11111166-263MMANUAL INSTALL ADC2350 VAR RT
121110011512ACC USR MANUAL VER 4.2 LVL 2&3
131110011513ACC USER MANUAL VER 4.2 LVL 1
1412166-318HACTUATOR MOUNT WELDMENT
1512166-319HGEARBOX ACTUATOR ARM WLDMNT
162168-370HELECTRONIC CONTROL ARM WLDMNT
172168-371HLINEAR ACTUATOR MOUNT WELDMENT
18In12464360033S1G P ZEROMAX VALVE DRIVER
19In11467980124ISO MASTER SWITCH
20848800-060CCABLE TIE .19X14.25 3DIA 50LB
2112800-238C.375 WIRING AND TUBE CLIP
22848802-017CHHCS 3/8-16X1 GR5
2312802-167CHHCS 1/4-20X1 1/2 GR5
244802-274CHHCS 1/4-20X3 GR5
2512802-370CHHCS 1/4-20X1 3/4 GR5
2624802-804CHHCS 1/4-20X2 3/4 GR8 PLT
2724803-006CNUT-HEX 1/4-20 PLT
2824803-007CNUT-LOCK 1/4-20 PLT
29848803-014CNUT HEX 3/8-16 PLT
304803-255CNUT HEX NYLOCK 1/4-20
3124804-006CWASHER LOCK SPRING 1/4 PLT
32848804-013CWASHER LOCK SPRING 3/8 PLT
332805-021CPIN COTTER 1/4 X 2 PLT
344805-307CPIN COTTER 3/32 X 1/2
354805-397CPIN CLEVIS 1/4 X 1 23/64 USABL
361823-273CADC2350 INTELLIAG VAR RATE KIT
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Existing Parts
The part call-out numbers in this list match all Figures in
these installation instructions. Part descriptions match
those in your updated Parts Manual.
The Part Disposition column indicates whether the part is
re-used or discarded.
Callout
51805-065CPIN WIRE RETAINING 1/4 X 1 3/4Removed and saved.
52805-032CPIN HAIR COTTER .148 WIRERemoved and re-installed
Part
Number
Part DescriptionPart Disposition
Abbreviations
ACCAir Cart ControlLBPound
ACTRActuatorNTANo-Till Air
ADCAir Drill CartPLTPlated
DIADiameterRTRate
G PGreat PlainsSD, SDCSecure Digital Card
GR5Grade 5SFTShaft
GR8Grade 8USABLUsable
HDHeavy DutyVVolt
HEXHexagonalVARVariable
HHCSHex Head Cap ScrewWLDMNTWeldment
INInchWSMTWorking Set MasTer
ISO
International Standards Organization
(ISO 11783 CANbus)
Xby
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Corporate Office P.O. Box 5060
Salina, Kansas 67402-5060 USA
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