Trimble TMX-2050 User Manual

USER GUIDE

Trimble® TMX-2050™Display

Version 1.075
Revision C
October 2014

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This is the October 2014 release (Revision C ) of the TMX-2050 display
documentation. It applies to v ersion1.075 of the display software.

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criteria and you wouldlike to discuss additional options for using the
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15.1. Entire Agreement. These Terms of Use constitute the entire
agreement between MapQuest and You with respect to the subject
matterof these Terms of Use, and supersedes all prioragreements,
understandings and communications between MapQuest and You with
respectto suchsubject matter. No modification or amendment to these
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and shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of
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be held illegal or unenforceable by a courthaving jurisdiction, such
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15.4. Public Statements. You acknowledge and agree that MapQuest
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15.5. Survival. Any term or condition of these Terms of Use that by its
nature would logically survive termination or expirationof these Terms
of Use, including but not limitedto protections of proprietary rights,
indemnifications, and limitations of liability, shall survive such
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15.6. IndependentContractors. The parties to these Terms of Use are
independentcontractors. Neitherparty is an agent,representative or
partner of the otherparty. Neither party shall hav e any right,poweror
authority toenterinto any agreement for or on behalf of, or incurany
obligation or liability of, or otherwise to bind, the otherparty.

15.7. Equitable Remedies. Youacknowledge and agree that monetary
damages may be insufficient to compensate MapQuest foran actual or
anticipatedbreachof these Terms of Use by you. You agree that in such
circumstances M apQuest shall be entitled to seek equitable remedies
(including preliminary andpermanent injunctions),in addition to any
otherremedies available to MapQuest at law or hereunder.

15.8. Statute of Limitations. Youagree that regardless of any statute or
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Warranty Remedies

Trimble's sole liability and your exclusive remedy under the warranties
set forth above shallbe,at Trimble's option,to repairor replace any
Productthatfails to conform to such warranty ('Nonconforming
Product"), and/or issue a cash refund up to the purchase price paid by
you for any such Nonconforming Product,excluding costs of installation,
uponyour return of the Nonconforming Productto Trimble in accordance
withTrimble's productreturnprocedures than in effect. Such remedy
may include reimbursementof the cost of repairs for damage to third­party equipmentonto which the Product is installed,if suchdamage is
foundtobe directly causedby the Product as reasonably determined by
Trimble following a rootcause analysis.

Warranty Exclusions and Disclaimer

These warranties shall be applied only in the ev ent and to the extent
that (a) the Products and Software are properly and correctly installed,
configured,interfaced, maintained,stored,and operatedin accordance
withTrimble's relevant operator's manual and specifications, and; (b)
the Products and Software are not modifiedor misused. The preceding
warranties shall not apply to,and Trimble shall not be responsible for
defects or performance problems resulting from (i) the combination or
utilization of the Product or Software with hardware or software
products, information, data, systems, interfaces or devices not made,
supplied or specifiedby Trimble; (ii) the operationof the Product or
Software underany specification otherthan, or in addition to, Trimble's
standardspecifications for its products; (iii) the unauthorized, installation,

modification,oruse of the Productor S oftware; (iv) damage caused by
accident,lightning or otherelectrical discharge, fresh or salt water
immersion or spray (outside of Product specifications); or (v) normal
wear and tear on consumable parts (e. g., batteries). Trimble does not
warrant or guarantee the results obtained through the use of the Product
or that software components willoperate errorfree.
THE WARRANTIES ABOVE STATE TRIMBLE'S ENTIRE LIABILITY, AND
YOUR EXCLUSIVE REMEDIES , RELATING TO THE PRODUCTS AND
SOF TWARE. EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE EXPRESSLY PROVIDED HEREIN,
THE PRODUCTS, SOFTWARE, AND ACCOMPANYINGDOCUMENTATION
AND MATERIALS ARE PROVI DED "AS IS" AND WITHOUT EXPRESS OR
IMPLIED WARRANTY O F ANY KIND BY EITHER TRIM BLE NAVIGATION
LIMI TED OR ANYONE WHO HAS BEEN INVOLVED IN ITS CREATIO N,
PRODUCTION, I NSTALLATION,OR DISTRIBUTION INCLUDING, BUT NOT
LIMI TED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE, AND
NONINFRINGEMENT. THE STATED EXPRESS WARRANTIES ARE I N LIEU
OF ALL OBLIGATIONS OR LIABILITIES ON THE PART OF TRIMBLE
ARISI NG OUT OF, OR IN CONNECTION WI TH, ANY PRODUCTS O R
SOF TWARE. BECAUSE SO ME STATES ANDJURISDICTIONS DO NOT
ALLOW LIMITATIONS ON DURATION O R THE EXCLUSION OF AN
IMPLIED WARRANTY, THE ABOVE LIMITATION MAY NOT APPLY OR
FULLY APPLY TO YOU.

NOTICE REGARDING PRODUCTS EQUIPPED WITH TECHNOLOGY
CAPABLE OF TRACKING SATELLITE SIGNALS FROM SATELLITE BASED
AUGMENTATION SYSTEMS (SBAS) (WAAS/EGNOS , AND MS AS),
OMNISTAR, GPS, MODERNIZED GPS OR GLONASS SATELLITES, OR
FROM IALA BEACON SOURCES: TRIMBLE IS NOT RESPONSIBLE

FOR THE OPERATION OR FAILURE OF OPERATION OF ANY
SATELLITE BASED POSITIONING SYSTEM OR THE AVAILABILITY
OF ANY SATELLITE BASED POSITIONING SIGNALS.

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TRIMBLE'S ENTIRE LIABILITY UNDER ANY PROVISI ON HEREIN SHALL BE
LIMI TED TO THE AMOUNT PAID BY YOU FO R THE PRODUCT OR
SOF TWARE LICENSE. TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMI TTED BY
APPLICABLE LAW, I N NO EVENT S HALL TRIM BLE OR ITS SUPPLIERS BE
LIABLE F OR ANY INDIRECT, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL
DAMAGES WHATSOEVER UNDERANY CIRCUMSTANCE O R LEGAL
THEORY RELATING I N ANY WAY TO THE PRODUCTS, SOFTWARE AND
ACCOMPANYING DOCUMENTATION AND MATERIALS, (INCLUDING,
WITHOUT LIMITATION, DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF BUSINESS PROFITS,
BUSINESS INTERRUPTION, LOSS OF BUSINESS INFORMATION, OR ANY
OTHER PECUNIARY LOSS), REGARDLESS WHETHERTRIMBLE HAS BEEN
ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF ANY SUCH LOSS AND REGARDLESS
OF THE COURSE O F DEALING WHICH DEVELOPS OR HAS DEVELOPED
BETWEEN YOU AND TRIMBLE. BECAUSE SOME STATES AND
JURISDICTIONS DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATI ON OF

LIABILITY F OR CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES, THE
ABOVE LIMITATION MAY NOT APPLY OR FULLY APPLY TO YOU.

PLEASE NOTE: THE ABOVE TRIMBLE LIMITED WARRANTY
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EUROPEAN ECONOMIC AREA) IN WHICH PRODUCT
WARRANTIES ARE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE LOCAL DEALER
FROM WHOM THE PRODUCTS ARE ACQUIRED. IN SUCH A
CASE, PLEASE CONTACT YOUR TRIMBLE DEALER FOR
APPLIC ABLE WARRANTY INFORMATION.

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Notices

This equipmenthas been tested and found to comply with the limits for
a Class A digital device, pursuantto Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits
are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference when the equipmentis operated in a commercial
environment. This equipmentgenerates,uses, and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used inaccordance withthe
instructionmanual,may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. O peration of this equipmentin a residential area is
likely to cause harmful interference, in which case the user will be
requiredto correctthe interference at his own expense.
Properly shielded and groundedcables and connectors must be used in
order to meet FCC emission limits. TRIMBLE is notresponsible for any
radioortelevision interference caused by using other than
recommended cables and connectors or by unauthorized changes or
modifications to this equipment. Unauthorized changes ormodifications
could voidthe user's authority tooperate the equipment.
This device complies withPart 15 of the F CC rules. Operationis subject
to the following two conditions: (1) this device may notcause harmful
interference,and (2) this device mustaccept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation. Responsible
Party:
Trimble Navigation
935 StewartDrive
Sunnyvale CA 94085
Telephone: [phone]

Canada

This Class A digital apparatus complies withCanadian ICES-003.
Cet appareilnumérique de la classe A estconforme à la norme NMB-003
du Canada.
This apparatus complies withCanadian RSS-GEN.
Cet appareilest conforme à la norme CNR-GEN du Canada.

Europe

This product has beentestedand found to comply
withthe requirements for a Class A device pursuant
to European CouncilDirective 2006/42/EC and
1999/5/EC, thereby satisfying the requirements for
CE Marking and sale within the European Economic
Area (EEA). Contains a radio module. These requirements are designed
to provide reasonable protectionagainst harmful interference when the
equipment is operated in a residential or commercial environment.

Australia and New Zealand

This product conforms with the regulatory requirements of
the AustralianCommunications and Media Authority
(ACMA) EMC framework, thus satisfying the
requirements for C-Tick Marking and sale within Australia
and New Zealand.

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Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE)

For product recycling instructions and more information,please
go to www.trimble.com/ev.sht ml.
Recycling in Europe: To recycle Trimble WEEE (Waste Electrical
and Electronic Equipment,products that run on electrical power.), Call
[phone],and ask for the “WEEE Associate”. Or,mail a request
for recycling instructions to:
Trimble Europe BV
c/o MenloWorldwide Logistics
Meerheide 45
5521 DZ Eersel,NL

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Safety Information

Safety Information

Always follow the instructions that accompany a Warning or Caution. The information it provides is
intended to minimize the risk of personal injury and/or damage to property. In particular, observe
safety instructions that are presented in the following format:

WARNING - This alert warns of a potential hazard which, if not avoided, could result in severe injury or even

death.

CAUTION - This alert warns of a potential hazard or unsafe practice which, if not avoided, could result in injury or
property damage or irretrievable data loss.

Note – An absence of specific alerts does not mean that there are no safety risks involved.

Warnings

Auto guidance

WARNING – Auto guidance systems cannot avoid items in the field such as obstacles. Make sure you are

adequately trained to operate the auto guidance system.

WARNING – Many large and sudden changes in satellite geometry caused by blocked satellites can cause

significant position shifts. If operating under these conditions, auto-guidance systems can react abruptly. To avoid
possible personal injury or damage to property under these conditions, disable the auto-guidance system and take
manual control of the vehicle until conditions have cleared.

Calibration

WARNING – Incorrect adjustment of Manual Override Sensitivity could cause this critical safety feature to fail,

resulting in personal injury or damage to the vehicle. Do not to choose a setting that is either too sensitive or not
sensitive enough. It is vital to avoid setting the sensitivity so low that the system will not detect any steering
wheel motion.

WARNING – During the Deadzone calibration, the system moves the vehicle’s steering wheel. To avoid injury, be

prepared for sudden vehicle movement.

WARNING – During flow calibration, the machine will become operational. Take all necessary precautions to

ensure user safety. Failure to do so may result in serious injury or death.

WARNING – Material will be dispensed during calibration. Make sure that the implement is safe to operate.

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Safety Information

Display

WARNING – When the temperature of the display case reaches 65° C (149 ° F) the display shows the following:

WARNING!HOTSURFACE, DONOTTOUCH. The display will dim the screen until the temperature returns to
normal. Use caution when touching the display when this warning is visible.

Implement master switch

WARNING – When the implement is down and the master switch is in the On position, the machine is fully

operational. Take all necessary precautions to ensure user safety. Failure to do so could result in injury or death.

Cautions

Calibration

CAUTION – Obstacles in the field can cause collisions, which may injure you and damage the vehicle. If an

obstacle in the field makes it unsafe to continue the Automated Deadzone calibration, stop the vehicle and turn
the steering wheel to disengage the system.

1) Wait until the display prompts you that the phase is ready to begin.

2) Look at the screen to determine whether the next phase will require a left or right turn.

3) Reposition the vehicle so that the turn will use the space that you have available.

4) Tap the button to begin the next phase.

CAUTION – The wheels can move abruptly during the Steering Proportional Gain procedure while the Autopilot
system tests the hydraulic response to its steering commands. To avoid injury, be prepared for vehicle movement.

Display

CAUTION – If you leave the display powered on after shutting off the vehicle's ignition, the display power can

drain the battery.

CAUTION – Do not press on the screen with a sharp item, such as a pencil. You may damage the surface of the
screen.

CAUTION – Do not apply glass cleaner directly to the touchscreen.

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Safety Information

GNSS interference

CAUTION – The GNSS antenna may experience interference if you operate the vehicle within 100 m (300 ft) of

any power line, radar dish, or cell phone tower.

Installation

CAUTION – Do not mount the DCM-300 modem in direct sunlight or in areas of high heat. This will cause

degraded performance.

CAUTION – Do not attempt to power the display without the TM-200 Module.

CAUTION – If the vehicle has a master electrical disconnect, make sure the power cable ground connections are

not directly attached to the battery terminal. Attach the ground connections of the power cable to the chassis
side of the main disconnect so that it is as close as possible to the battery, but still gets disconnected when the
master disconnect is turned off. Failure to connect the power cable ground will cause damage to the display.

CAUTION – Make sure the vehicle power is off when you are connecting system components.

CAUTION – Wireless, cellular, radio and GNSSsignals can interfere with each other. For best performance,

mount antennas at least 1 meter away from each other.

Vehicle setup

CAUTION – If you select a Vehicle Profile that is not suitable for your vehicle, you may experience degraded

system performance.

CAUTION – If you delete a vehicle, all information about the vehicle will be erased.

USB socket

CAUTION – Do not remove the USB drive from the socket while the display is writing to or from the drive. This

will corrupt the data.

CAUTION – Do not use a USB drive in each USB socket at the same time. If you are attempting to upgrade
firmware using a USB drive and another USB drive is already in one of the sockets, the firmware upgrade will
fail.

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Data Sheet

l TMX-2050 display, 13

l TM-200 Module

l AG-815 integrated radio

TMX-2050 display

Technical

Power 24-28 volts, 3 amps (supplied by the TM-200 Module).

CAUTION – Do not attempt to power the display without the TM-200
Module.

Processor 1 GHz quad core

Storage Primary embedded memory - 32 GByte

Data Sheet

Mechanical

Dimensions 312 mm x 214 mm x 45 mm (plus connectors) (1 ft 8/32 in x 8 1/4 in x

1 49/64 in)

Weight 2.5 kg (5.5 lb)

Mount 4 M6 screws on 75 mm centers (3 inch). VESA MIS-D 75.

Housing

Material Magnesium

Environmental Rating IP55

Temperature

Operation 0 °C to 65 °C (32 °F to 149 °F)

Storage -40 °C to 85 °C (-40 °F to 185 °F)

LCD display

Size 307 mm (1 ft 3/32 in)

Touch screen Capacitive touch

Resolution 1280 x 800

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Data Sheet

Front-facing camera

Type Low light level, color

Resolution 1.3 M pixels

Connections

USB USB side (side of display), USBrear (back of display)

Ethernet RJ45 connector. Power input for TMX-2050 display only.

TM-200 Module

Technical

Power 9 to 16 volts, 25 amps

Storage 64 megabytes (Flash)

Mechanical

Dimensions 209 mm x 184 mm x 57 mm (plus connectors) (8 15/64 in x 7 1/4 in x 2

1/4 in)

Weight 2.54 kg (5.6 lb)

Mount 4 M6 (or #12) screws on 165 mm centers (6.5 inch).

Housing

Material

Aluminum

Environmental Rating IP55

Temperature

Operation -40 °C to 65 °C (-40 °F to 149 °F)

Storage -40 °C to 85 °C (-40 °F to 185 °F)

GNSS

Internal 220 channel GNSS receiver, L1 / L2 / GLONASS capable

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Connections

Data Sheet

Power
(14-pin Ampseal connector)

I / O
(12-pin DEUTSCHconnector)

Display Ethernet
(White 8-pin Ampseal
connector)

Power input

CAN

2x Digital In / Out

12 volt power output (non-regulated, fused)

Ignition Sense

CAN

RS232

Digital In

Digital Out

Video In (640 x 480 resolution) NTSC&PAL

12 volt power output

Display power

28 volt, 2 amp output

Display Ethernet Communications

Video Out

Ignition Sense

Secondary Ethernet
(Black 8-pin Ampseal

Ethernet Communications

12 volt power output

connector)

Video In

GPS / GNSS
(TNC connector)

GPS / GNSSantenna

5 volt

AG-815 integrated radio

Technical

Power Via TM-200 module

Mechanical

Dimensions 144 mm x 81 mm x 52.5 mm (plus connectors) (5 43/64 in x 3 3/16 in x

2 1/16in)

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Data Sheet

Mechanical

Weight 0.55 kg (1.22 lb)

Mount The AG-815 module attaches directly to the TM-200 module with

four M3 x 16 mm (5/8 in) screws

Housing

Material Aluminum

Environmental rating IP55

Temperature

Operation -40 °C to 65 °C (-40 °F to 149 °F)

Storage -40 °C to 85 °C (-40 °F to 185 °F)

GNSS

Internal 220 channel GNSS receiver, L1/L2/GLONASS capable

Radio options 450 MHz radio 900 MHz radio

Range 13 km (8 miles); varies with terrain

and operating conditions

Frequency range

430 to 450 MHz, 450 to 470 MHz

13 km (8 miles); varies with terrain
and operating conditions

902 to 928 MHz

(region-dependent)

Networks 20 user-selectable networks 40 user-selectable networks

Wireless data rates

128 Kbps

128 Kbps

Modes Rover (receive only) Rover (receive only)

Connections

Radio (TNC connector)

Radio antenna

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Contents

Safety Information 10

Warnings 10

Cautions 11

Data Sheet 13

TMX-2050 display 13
TM-200 Module 14
AG-815 integrated radio 15

Contents

Auto guidance 10
Calibration 10
Display 11
Implement master switch 11

Calibration 11
Display 11
GNSS interference 12
Installation 12
Vehicle setup 12
USB socket 12

1 Introduction 31

TMX-2050 display overview 32

Hardware 32
Compatibility 32

About this guide 33

Availability of optional features 33
Your comments 33
Additional Trimble resources 33
Technical assistance 33

Purchase and activation process 34

Purchase in the store 34
Assign a service to the display in the store 34
Assign a license to the display in the reseller portal 35
Deliver services and licenses to the display in the reseller portal 36
Purchase / Activation Flow Diagram 37

Troubleshooting activation 38

I am logged into the store and cannot find the sales order
number/service/license. 38
I am logged into the reseller portal and cannot find the licenses and services
that I want to activate. 38
I ordered a new license/service, but Igot all my QRcodes again as well as the
QRcode for the new license/service. 38

2 Display basics 39

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Contents

Powering on or off 40

Automatic power on 40
Manual power on 40
Automatic power off 40
Manual power off 40

Getting help 41

Help from the web 41

Touch screen basics 41

Interactive controls 41
Cleaning the touch screen 44

Common controls 44

Lists 44

Menu lists 44

Selection lists 45
On / Off buttons 45
Adjusters 46

Example: Slider bars 46

Example: Increase/decrease adjusters 46
Setup panels 46
On-screen keyboard 47
On-screen number pad 48

Main views 49

Home screen 49
Run screen 49
Field Manager 49
Connected Farm Dashboard 50

Display bar 51

Emergency button 51
Left-side navigation 51
Right-side icons and notification list 51

GNSSnotification button 52
Main menu 53
Home screen 54

Field management buttons - left side 54

Setup buttons - right side 55

Run screen 56

Field operation buttons - left side 57

Feature operation buttons - right side 59

Field Manager 61

Access Field Manager 61

Field overview buttons 62

Guidance pattern buttons 62

Boundary buttons 63

Landmark buttons 64

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Task history buttons 65
Prescriptions Manager 66
Connected Farm Dashboard 66
Data transfer 67

USBupgrades 67
USB data transfer 68
USB VDB transfer 69
Office Sync data transfer 69
From CFX-750 display or FmX display to TMX-2050 display 70
From TMX-2050 display to CFX-750 display or FmX display 70
From TMX-2050 display to CFX-750 display or FmX display 71
From TMX-2050 display to Farm Works 71
From TMX-2050 display to TMX-2050 display 73

USB socket 74

Insert a USBdrive 75
Remove USBDrive 75

Screen shots 75

3 Display settings 77

Display settings 78
Languages and units settings 78

Access 78

Date and time settings 78

Access 79

Users and passwords 79

Add a user 79
Take a photo of a user 79
Access 80

Firmware upgrades - wireless 80

Settings for wireless upgrades 80
Check for updates 81

Feature unlocks 81

Manual code entry 82
QRcode scan 82
Check for unlocks 82

Display settings 82

Access 82
Mapping settings 83
Patterns settings 83

Curve Features 83

Headlands 84

Boundaries 84

Access 84
Steering and guidance settings 85

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Access 85

ISOBUS settings 87

Task Controller 87
Virtual Terminal 87
Access 87

Wi-Fi settings 87

Access 88

Modem services settings 88

Access 88
Modem settings 88
Network settings 89

Network (CDMA) 89
Network (GSM) 89

Office Sync settings 90

Remote Assistant settings 90

Access 90

Restore defaults 91

AdminUser Options 91
Restricted User Options 91
Access 91

System information 92

Access 92

4 Installation 93

Components 94

TMX-2050 display 95

Front view 95

Rear view 96
TM-200 Module 97
DCM-300 modem 98
AG-815 integrated radio 99

Installation overview 100

Install the display and mount 100

Installation and GNSS set up 102

Connect the AG-815 radio to the TM-200 Module 103
Connect the display and TM-200 Module 104

Master disconnect 105

Regular after-market installation 107
Connection for existing OEMharness 109
Connect the DCM-300 modem 111
Connect the AG-25 GNSS antenna 111
Connect additional components 113

5 Connectivity 115

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GNSS receiver settings 116

SBAS corrections 118
RangePoint RTX corrections 119
OmniSTAR G2/HP/GR corrections setup 120
CenterPoint RTX setup 121
CenterPoint RTX setup 122

Modem corrections 123
Satellite corrections 124

Standard convergence 125

Fast convergence 125
VRS corrections 126
RTK corrections 127
CAN message settings 130

DCM-300 modem initial setup 130
Office Sync setup 130

Requirements 131
Settings 131

Connectivity concepts 133

GNSSand drift 133
xFill technology 133

Automatic guidance systems 133
Accuracy 134

Dependence on satellite 134

Dependence on base station position 134

Base station survey 135

Base station survey with AutoBase™ 135

VRS base station 136

Base station, survey unknown 136

Estimating base station errors 136

When not to use xFill technology 137

VRS 137

Network solution 137

6 Vehicles 139

Vehicle setup 140

Overview of setup 140

Add a vehicle 140
Delete a vehicle 142
Edit a vehicle 143
Save a vehicle 143

Save a complete vehicle profile 144
Save an incomplete vehicle profile 144

Vehicle summary 144
Select a vehicle 145

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Manual guidance setup 145
Autopilot system setup 146

Guidance system settings for Autopilot system 146
Controller settings for Autopilot system 147
Sensor settings for Autopilot system 148

Vehicle measurements for Autopilot system 149
OnSwath 151
Autopilot system calibration 152

Calibration for non-tracked vehicles 152

Manual override sensitivity calibration 153

Steering sensor calibration 154

Automated steering deadzone calibration 156

Pre-calibration steps 156
Calibration steps 157

Automated Deadzone error messages 158
Calibration steps 158
Automated Deadzone error messages 159

Proportional steering gain 160

Pre-calibration steps 161
Calibration steps 161

Roll correction calibration 162

Pre-calibration steps 162
Calibration steps 162

Line acquisition 165
Engage aggressiveness 166

EZ-Pilot system setup 167

Guidance selection for the EZ-Pilot system 167
Controller settings for EZ-Pilot system 167
Steering speed settings for EZ-Pilot system 168
Vehicle measurements for EZ-Pilot system 169

EZ-Pilot system calibrations 170

Roll correction for EZ-Pilot system 170
Angle per turn calibration for EZ-Pilot system 171
Online aggressiveness calibration for EZ-Pilot system 171
Line acquisition calibration for EZ-Pilot system 172

EZ-Steer system setup 173

Guidance selection for EZ-Steer system 173
Controller settings for EZ-Steer system 173
Steering and speed settings for EZ-Steer system 173
Vehicle measurements for EZ-Steer system 175

EZ-Steer system calibrations 176

Roll correction for EZ-Steer system 176
Angle per turn calibration for EZ-Steer system 176

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7 Fields 179

Field Basics 180

Boundaries 180
Guidance lines and patterns 180
Landmarks 181

Tasks, activities and coverage 181
Add a field 181
Select a field 182

Select a field through the map 182

Select a field from the list 182
Enter a field (Run screen) 183

Choose a field to enter 183

Currently selected field 183
Field not currently selected 183
Run screen 184

Edit a field (Field Manager) 184

8 Implements 187

Implement setup 188

Add an implement 188

Save an implement 188

Save complete implement settings 188

Save incomplete implement settings 188
Select an implement 189
Edit an implement 189
Delete an implement 189

ISOBUS for implements 191

TaskController setup 191
Implement setup for Task Controller 191
Equipment setup 195

Application control 196

Prior to setup 196
Channel setup 196
Setup diagram 196
Add a control channel 197
Section control 198

Modules 199

Width 200

Latencies 200

Overlaps 201
Rate control 202

Valve/Drive 203

Width 204

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Adjustments 204
Calibrate application control drives 205
Virtual tank/bin 206
Adjustments 207
Summary 207
Modify a control channel 208
Remove a control channel 208

Boom height control 210

Boom height control setup 210
Sensor location 211
Operation settings 212
Calibrate boom height control 215

Boom height calibration steps 215

Boom height manual control test 216

Inputs 219

Add a sensor 219
Type of sensor 219
Location of sensor 219
Alarms 220
SIM 220
Inputs / Sensors calibration 221

Review implement summary 222
Prescriptions 223

Importing prescriptions 223
Exporting prescriptions 223

9 Materials 225

Managing materials 226
Material list 226

Anhydrous 226
Granular fertilizer 226
Liquid 226
Granular seed 226
Row crop seed 227

Add a material 227
Edit a material 229
Delete a material 229
Assign a material to a channel 229
Calibrate material flow 230

Pre-calibration steps 230

Calibration steps 230

10 Operations 233

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Preparing for operation 234

Choose a field to enter 234

Currently selected field 234
Field not currently selected 234

Run screen 235
Fields and guidance 235
Tasks 235
Layers 236
Adjustments during operation 236
Automatic transfer of data 236
Tasks 238

Data stored in each task 238
Create a task 238
Add a task (Run screen) 239
Review existing tasks (Field Manager) 239
Review existing tasks (Field Manager) 239
Edit a task (Field Manager) 240

Coverage logging 241

Manual coverage logging 241
Automatic logging with engage 241
Editing layers 241

Vehicle operation 242

Vehicle position 242
Engage status with auto guidance 242
Steering adjustments 244
Guidance adjustments 244

Guidance patterns 246

Guidance creation buttons 246
Boundary creation (Run screen) 248
Boundary editing (Field Manager) 249
Boundary activation/deactivation (Field Manager) 250
AB guidance line creation (Run screen) 251
A+ guidance line creation (Run screen) 252
Curved line creation (Run screen) 252
Headland and infill pattern creation (Run screen) 253
Infill pattern shift 254
Change the infill pattern 256
Pivot pattern creation (Run screen) 258
Guidance pattern editing (Field Manager) 259
Pattern activation/deactivation (Field Manager) 259
Guidance pattern adjustment (Run screen) 260
Guidance pattern shifting (Field Manager) 261

Landmarks 263

Landmark buttons 263

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Landmark point creation (Run screen) 264
Landmark line creation (Run screen) 264
Landmark area creation (Run screen) 265
Landmark editing (Field Manager) 265

Layers 267

View coverage layers 267
Edit a coverage layer 268

Field-IQ system operations 270

Field-IQ system Master Switch Box 270
Field-IQ 12-section switch box 271

Relation to master switch box 271
LEDstatus indicators 272

Section control 273

Buttons and indicators 273
Rate control adjustments 274
Boom height control operation 276

Buttons and indicators 276
Boom height adjustments 278

Prescriptions 280

Assign a prescription 280
Use a prescription 281

ISOBUS 282

Task Controller operation 282

On-screen Task Controller switch 283
Virtual Terminal operation 284

Delete previous data 285

On-screen widgets 286

Access widgets 286
Minimize/maximize, resize 286
Move a widget 286
Remove a widget 287
Area status 287
ISOBUS Task Controller widget 288
Position status 289

On-screen lightbar for auto guidance 289

Position 289

Compass 290

Digital compass 290

Swath number 290
Speed status 290
Virtual Terminal widget 290

Alerts and warnings 292

End of row warning 292
Tight turn warning 292

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11 Diagnostics / troubleshooting 293

Diagnostics 294
TMX-2050 display 295

The display does not turn on. 295
The display is not responsive. 295
The map is not visible on the Home screen. 295

Autopilot system diagnostics 296

Steering performance for Autopilot system 296
Sensor performance for Autopilot system 297
NMEA messages 298

Boom Height Diagnostics 300

Sensors 300
Boom Status 300

Valve Module 300
Boom ControlStatus 300

Manual Control 301
DCM-300 modem status 302
EZ-Pilot system diagnostics 303

Steering performance for EZ-Pilot system 303

Sensor performance for EZ-Pilot system 304
DCM-300 modem diagnostics 305

Network Status 305

Device Info 305

Cellular 305

WiFi Network 306
EZ-Steer system diagnostics 307

Steering performance for EZ-Steer system 307

Messages and fault codes 308

Disengaged warning messages 308
System faults 309

Field-IQ diagnostics 311

Operations 311

Adjustments 311

Rate Control 312
Overlaps 312
Latencies 313

Hardware 313

Sensor 313

GNSS and xFill technology status 315

xFill technology status 315

Safety feature 315
xFill technology status buttons 316

GNSS diagnostics 317

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Solution Information 317
Skyplot 317
Troubleshooting 318
Poor accuracy (multipath) 319
Intermittent loss of lock on satellite 319
Loss of initialization 319
Not tracking RTK corrections 320
Poor signal / not receiving a clear signal 320

The receiver is not tracking any satellites. 321
Office Sync Diagnostics 321
ISOBUS diagnostics 323

Device tab 323

Recording and saving CANlogs 323
System diagnostics 324

System performance 324

Display 324
Devices 324

Remote Assistant 325

Remote Assistant status 325
TM-200 Module diagnostics 326

LED 1 326

LED 2 326

LED 3 326

LED 3 and 4 combination 326

LED 4 327

12 Glossary 329

330
A 330
B 330
C 330
D 331
E 332
F 332
G 332
H 333
I 333
L 333
M 334
N 334
P 334
R 335
S 335
T 336

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W 336

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Introduction

In this chapter:

C h a p t e r

1

TMX-2050 display overview 32

About this guide 33

Purchase and activation process 34

Troubleshooting activation 38

The Trimble® TMX-2050™ display is an in­cab touch screen display that provides
affordable guidance, steering and
precision agriculture functionality.

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1 Introduction TMX-2050 display overview

TMX-2050 display overview

The TMX-2050 display is an easy-to-use advanced field management system which consists of both
software and hardware.

Hardware

The display's hardware consists of a 30 cm (12") touch-sensitive, color LCD screen.

Compatibility

TMX-2050 display is compatible with the following automated guidance and steering:

l Trimble Autopilot™ automated steering system

l Trimble EZ-Steer® assisted steering system

l Trimble EZ-Pilot® steering system

TMX-2050 display can use an array of additional products to maximize efficiency, including:

l Creating fields and guidance patterns

l Using guidance patterns for automatic guidance systems

l Logging coverage data

l Output of information for analysis in office-based software (for example FarmWorks Software®

solutions)

l Field-IQ™ Boom Height Control and Spraying

l Variable rate control

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About this guide 1 Introduction

About this guide

This manual describes how to install, configure, troubleshoot and use the TMX-2050 display .

Availability of optional features

All available functions are covered in this manual, however, you may not see all of them on your
display. The TMX-2050 display includes many optional features. Only the features you have
unlocked will be available to you on the display.

Your comments

Your feedback about the supporting documentation helps us to improve it with each revision. Email
your comments to [email protected].

Additional Trimble resources

Sources of related information include the following:

l Product manuals and other publications - Access various publications (including product

manuals, release notes and quick reference guides) about Trimble products at
http://www.trimble.com/Support/Support_AZ.aspx.

l Trimble training courses - Consider a training course to help you use the TMX-2050 display to

its fullest potential. For more information, go to http://www.trimble.com/Support/Index_
Training.aspx.

Technical assistance

If you cannot find the information you need in the product documentation, contact your local
reseller.

Alternatively:

1. Go to http://www.trimble.com/support/index_support.aspx.

2. Select the type of support applicable to you.

If you need to contact Trimble technical support:

1. Go to http://www.trimble.com/global-services/support.aspx.

2. Click Request Technical Support and login to complete a support request.

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1 Introduction Purchase and activation process

Purchase and activation process

To "activate" the TMX-2050 display, after you purchase the display, services and any licenses, you:

l Assign services to the display

l Assign licenses to the display

l Deliver services and licenses to the display

Purchase in the store

Use the login you received from Trimble to log in to the store and purchase:

l The TMX-2050 display system

l Licenses (such as Base to High Accuracy positioning)

l Services (such as Office Sync)

Assign a service to the display in the store

1.

After you receive the display, find the serial number on the back of the display and make a note
of it. Log into the store and click the Service Activation tab.

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2. Find the sales order number of the service you have ordered (for example, the base firmware
for the TMX-2050 display).

3. Enter the serial number of the display in the Serial Number column.

4. Enter the email address of the customer who will be receiving the service. This email address
must be associated with an active Connected Farm account.

5. Click the Activate button. This causes the service (such as the base firmware)to be assigned to
the display.

Assign a license to the display in the reseller portal

1. Log in to the reseller portal.

2.

At the Activations tab, go to the Available Licenses list. These are the licenses that have not yet
been assigned to a display.

3. Find the license you want to assign and click the Assign button. A list of display serial numbers
opens.

4. Select the display serial number that you want to assign the license to and click Assign.

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Deliver services and licenses to the display in the reseller portal

1. If you are not already logged in, log in to the reseller portal.

2. At the Activations tab, find the reseller reference number or customer name (depending on
how the customer account was set up) and click it. This expands to show the display serial
numbers this customer has.

3.

Click the display serial number you want. This expands to show all services and licenses
assigned to this display.

4.

Click Deliver. A popup displays.

5. In the popup, choose to either deliver the services/licenses through:

ll Download to a computer. Then you can copy the file to a USB drive and transfer it to the

TMX-2050 display.

l

Email containing QR codes to the customer email you enter. The customer can then scan
the QRcodes into the TMX-2050 display.

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Note – Be sure to inform your customers that the email will send all QR codes - existing
ones and new ones - in the emails. They only need to scan QR codes for newly purchased
services/licenses.

Purchase / Activation Flow Diagram

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Troubleshooting activation

I am logged into the store and cannot find the sales order num­ber/service/license.

When an item is purchased from the store, it is linked to the login of the person who placed the
order. If another person in your company placed the order and you cannot see it, contact technical
support and ask them to associate the appropriate logins with your company. Then those
employees in your company can see all the orders placed, regardless of who placed the order.

I am logged into the reseller portal and cannot find the licenses and services
that I want to activate.

You will not be able to see licenses or services in the reseller portal if your current login:

l Was not the login used to purchase the license and/or service

l Is not linked to the login used to purchase the license and/or service

To have appropriate logins linked, contact technical support.

I ordered a new license/service, but Igot all my QRcodes again as well as
the QRcode for the new license/service.

When you receive an email with a QR code for a new license or service, the system sends all the
codes related to your display. You only need to scan the QR code for the license/service that has not
been activated yet.

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Display basics

In this chapter:

C h a p t e r

2

Powering on or off 40

Getting help 41

Touch screen basics 41

Common controls 44

Main views 49

Display bar 51

GNSSnotification button 52

Main menu 53

Home screen 54

Run screen 56

Field Manager 61

Prescriptions Manager 66

Connected Farm Dashboard 66

Data transfer 67

USB socket 74

Screen shots 75

The TMX-2050 display is a touch screen
that responds to common touch screen
interactions. The Home and Run screens
as well as the Field Manager are covered
in this chapter.

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Powering on or off

Note – The display must be correctly installed before powering on. For more information, see

Installation overview, 100 and TMX-2050 Display Cabling Guide.

Automatic power on

If the display is connected to the ignition source, power on the vehicle. The TM-200 Module sends
power to the display when the vehicle powers on.

Manual power on

To turn on the display manually, hold the power button down briefly (about half a second). For a
photo of the rear viewshowing the power button, see TMX-2050 display, 95.

The display powers on, and after a short pause the Home screen displays.

Automatic power off

If the display is connected to the ignition source, when you switch the ignition off, a
shutdown/reboot dialog displays. If you do nothing the display shuts off in 60 seconds. If you
choose not to shutdown the display, it will remain powered on indefinitely.

CAUTION – If you leave the display powered on after shutting off the vehicle's ignition, the display power can
drain the battery.

Manual power off

To manually turn the power off, hold the power down button for one to two seconds.See the steps
below.

1. Turn off the display manually by holding the power button down for about two seconds.

2. Choose one of the following options:

ll Shutdown:Powers down the display

l Reboot:Restarts the display

l Cancel: Cancels the power off process

Note – Sometimes after you press the power button and tap Shutdown, the display does not
immediately turnoff. This is because the display is saving settings. The display will power off after
all settings are saved.

If these steps do not cause the power to go off, you can force a shut down of the display by holding
the power button for 5 seconds.

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Getting help

You can access helpful information about each screen and about the entire TMX-2050 display.

To access... Tap... Explanation

Help about a
screen

Help from the
menu

Search

to launch the menu.

Search box

Tap the question mark button. The User
Guide displays at the appropriate section.

At the menu, tap .The User Guide
displays with navigation on the left-hand
side.

In the search box, you can enter:

l One or more words. The search results

will list information that contain that
one or more of the words or variations
of them, with the most relevant at the
top.

l An exact phrase with quotation marks

(for example, "add a field"). The search
results will list only the information that
contain the exact phrase inside the
quotation marks.

Help from the web

To obtain the User Guide from the web, go to http://www.trimble.com/Support/Support_AZ.aspx.

Touch screen basics

If you are unfamiliar with using a touch screen, this section contains the basics of using a touch
screen and how to clean it.

Interactive controls

Use your fingers to interact with buttons, maps, lists and selectors.

CAUTION – Do not press on the screen with a sharp item, such as a pencil. You may damage the surface of the
screen.

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Item Action Explanation

Buttons and
selectors

Tapping

Tap

means to touch a point on the screen and

then remove your finger from the screen.

A tap is a single touch. You do not move your
finger while touching the screen. You tap
buttons, items in lists, points on a range, and
so on.

Lists Scrolling When a list has more items than fit on a screen

or in a box, you can move the list to see all items
by scrolling up, down, or side to side. To scroll:

1. Touch anywhere in the list and hold your
finger on the screen.

2. Move your finger in the direction that you
want to move the list - left, right, up or
down.

3. Remove your finger when you are satisfied
with the position of the list.

For examples of lists, see Lists, 44.

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Item Action Explanation

Home

and

Run

screens, Field
Manager

Zooming in and out You can enlarge the view to see more detail

(zoom in) or reduce the view to see less detail
but more area (zoom out).To zoom in:

1. Touch the screen where you want to see
more detail with your thumb and a finger
close together (or you can use two
fingertips).

2. Move your fingers apart while still touching
the screen.

3. Remove your fingers from the screen when
you are satisfied with the zoom level.

To zoom out:

1. Touch the screen where you want to reduce
the level of detail with your thumb and a
finger an inch or more apart (or you can use
two fingertips)

2. Move your fingers together while still
touching the screen.

3. Remove your fingers from the screen when
you are satisfied with the zoom level.

On the
screen

Home

Panning Panning in a map on the

map left or right.

Panning means you can shift the viewto show
information that is not in view on the screen.

1. Touch anywhere on the screen with your
finger and hold it on the screen.

2. Move your finger in the direction that you
want to move the map.

3. Remove your finger when you are satisfied
with the position of the map.

Run

screen moves the

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Cleaning the touch screen

CAUTION – Do not press on the screen with a sharp item, such as a pencil. You may damage the surface of the

screen.

Use the following supplies to clean the touch screen of the display:

l Ammonia-free glass cleaner

l Soft, lint-free cotton cloth

l 50% isopropyl alcohol

CAUTION – Do not apply glass cleaner directly to the touchscreen.

1. Apply a small amount of ammonia-free glass cleaner to the cloth.

2. Gently rub the touchscreen with the cloth.

3. To remove stains or smudges, use a cotton cloth dampened with 50% isopropyl alcohol.

Tip – Clean the touch screen while it is powered down. It is easier to see dirt and fingerprints when the touch
screen is dark.

Common controls

Common controls provide a way for you to:

l Complete settings and configuration with Setup panels, 46

l Enter information using an On-screen keyboard, 47 and On-screen number pad, 48

l Work with Lists, 44

l Turn an option on or off with On / Off buttons, 45

l Choose values within a range using Adjusters, 46

Lists

Lists vary depending on their function.

Menu lists

Menu lists contain a list of items that lead to additional information or areas.

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l Tap a list item to reveal additional information or choices to the right of the menu.

l Some lists have expand/collapse capabilities. Tap the up or down arrow to expand and collapse

sections.

Tap a list item to reveal additional
information or choices to the right of the
menu.

Some lists have expand/collapse
capabilities. Tap the up or down arrow to
expand and collapse sections.

Selection lists

Some lists contain items for you to select. If the list is longer than what is in your view, a scroll bar
displays to the right of list items. You can use this to scroll up and down the list. After you tap your
selection on the list, the list closes.

On / Off buttons

On/off buttons enable you to turn items on and off.

The red X indicates this item is turned off. Tap to
turn the item on.

The green check mark indicates this item is
turned on. Tap to turn the item off.

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Adjusters

With adjusters, you can select a value from an available range.

Example: Slider bars

The pointer (rectangular button on the slider bar) indicates the value.

To use the slider bar, you can:

l Change the value by increments - Tap on the plus/minus signs at each end of the slider bar, in

the direction that you want to move the pointer.

l Move to a value:

a. Touch the pointer on the slider bar.

b. Move the pointer toward the minus or plus sign.

c. Remove your finger when you are satisfied with the position of the pointer.

l Enter an exact number - If the screen also has a button showing the value, tap it. Then use the

on-screen number pad to enter the number.

Example: Increase/decrease adjusters

Adjusters with plus and minus buttons enable you to increase or decrease the number by tapping
the plus/minus buttons. You can also tap on the number and enter the number using the on-screen
keyboard/number pad.

Setup panels

Panels display so that you can setup or configure items. Panels include a set of controls specifically
for that setup or configuration.

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Button Explanation

Next

Back

Sections of setup Tap various buttons at the top of the panel to go to section out of sequence

Tap to go to the next section. (Displayed within the setup panel.)

Tap to go to the previous section. (Displayed within the settings panel.)

after initial setup.

Within the setup panel at the Summary section, tap to save the settings you
currently entered and end the setup process.

Tap Home on the display bar at the bottom of the screen to exit the setup
process without saving any currently entered settings. (See Display bar, 51.)

On-screen keyboard

The on-screen keyboard displays when you tap a field for entering information. You can enter text
or numbers.

To: Tap...

Enter number(s) The number on the on-screen

keyboard

Enter letter(s)

Delete letters or numbers

Remove all the letters or numbers you have entered

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and hold down

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To: Tap...

Cause the keyboard to no longer display

On-screen number pad

The on-screen number pad displays when you tap a field for entering a number.

To: Tap...

Enter a number The number

Delete number(s)

Remove all the numbers you have entered

Cause the keyboard to no longer display

and hold down

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Main views

The TMX-2050 display has different screens for your work.

Home screen

The Home screen, 54 is primarily for setting up, including:

l Adding fields

l

Creating, setting up and calibrating vehicles, implements and materials

Run screen

At the Run screen, 56, you:

l Perform field activities

l Create guidance mapping elements (boundaries, guidance patterns, and landmarks)

l Make adjustments to steering guidance, and rate and section control

l

Log coverage

Field Manager

At the Field Manager™ (Field Manager, 61), you:

l Activate the guidance mapping elements you want to follow

l Edit and refine guidance mapping elements

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l Associate fields to clients and farms

l

Continue a task or begin a new task

Connected Farm Dashboard

The Connected Farm Dashboard, 66 allows you access your fields and data with an Internet
connection (including wireless). (Requires subscriptions and DCM-300 modem.)

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Display bar

CAUTION – Do not press on the screen with a sharp item, such as a pencil. You may damage the surface of the

screen.

The display bar is always displayed at the bottom of the screen on the TMX-2050 display.

Emergency button

In the middle of the bar, the Emergency button is displayed at all times. To cancel all functions

controlled by the display, tap .

Note – Tapping this button does not turn the vehicle off. It only cancels display-controlled
functions such as automatic steering systems.

Left-side navigation

The left side of the bar contains navigation buttons.

Navigation Button Tap to...

Return to the previous screen.

Go to the

View your most recent views and go to the one of your choice.

Home

screen.

Right-side icons and notification list

The right side of the bar contains icons to indicate status, display the time of day, and features being
used.

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Tap on the right side of the bar to access a list that slides up containing notifications. To close this
list, tap anywhere on the screen other than the list.

Tap specific buttons in the notification list to immediately access:

l The main menu

l Details about the status of GNSS, xFill technology, satellites and cellular connection

l Other status items

Also see GNSSnotification button, 52.

GNSSnotification button

A GNSS notification button displays on the display bar to indicate the status of your GNSS
connection. When you tap the button, the system takes you to the Diagnostics screen for any
troubleshooting you want to do.

Notification Button Indicates...

GNSSconnection is normal.

Green

GNSSconnection is converging.

Yellow

No GNSS connection is available.

Red

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Main menu

Tap on the Home and Run screens and on the notification list to access the main menu. A
panel of buttons displays that you can tap to access the following areas.

Button Tap to...

Display the Diagnostics screen.

See Diagnostics, 294.

Open the display settings screen.

See System information, 92.

Display the User Guide.

See Getting help, 41.

Display the Data Transfer panel.

See Data transfer, 67.

Open the Remote Assistant.

See Remote Assistant, 325.

Open the Virtual Terminal to set up ISO-certified equipment for Task
Controller.

This button does not display on the main menu unless you have turned
on Virtual Terminal in Settings (see ISOBUS settings, 87).

See Equipment setup, 195.

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Home screen

CAUTION – Do not press on the screen with a sharp item, such as a pencil. You may damage the surface of the

screen.

When you turn on the TMX-2050 display, the Home screen displays, showing a background of one
of the following:

l With a functioning DCM-300 modem and a GNSS/GPS fix:A satellite image of the area.

l Without a functioning DCM-300 modem: A blank screen.

At the Home screen, you can complete tasks for setup and for managing fields, including:

l Set up and select vehicles, implements and materials

l Set up GNSS

l View the Connected Farm dashboard

l Create fields

l Enter the Field Manager to edit and refine fields and guidance boundaries and patterns

l Enter the Run screen to perform field activities

Buttons on the Home screen include:

l Field management buttons - left side, 54 on the left side of the screen

l Setup buttons - right side, 55 on the right side of the screen

Field management buttons - left side

Buttons on the left side of the Home screen are for field management.

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Button Tap to...

Hide

Show

Add field

List fields

Field Manager

Hide field operation buttons on the left side of the screen.

Show field operation buttons on the left side of the screen

Add a new field.

See Add a field, 181.

Show a list of existing fields. Tap the name of the field to select it. Tap
again to hide the list of fields.

See Select a field, 182.

Open Field Manager for the selected field.

See Field Manager, 61.

Connected Farm

Open the Connected Farm™ dashboard. (Requires a connected DCM­300 modem.)

See Connected Farm Dashboard, 66.

Enter Field

Begin field activities by entering the

Run

screen. (You must select a

vehicle, implement, and field first.)

The Run screen displays, where you can perform field activities,
including:

l Engage guidance
l Log coverage for current operations
l Create boundaries, guidance patterns, landmarks, and so on

See Run screen, 56.

Setup buttons - right side

Buttons on the right side of the Home screen are primarily for setup.

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Button Tap to...

Menu

GNSS

Vehicle

Implement

Access the main menu.

See Main menu, 53.

Set up GNSS.

See GNSS receiver settings, 116.

Add, edit or select a vehicle, as well as set up and calibrate an assisted
guidance system such as the Autopilot, EZ-Pilot, or EZ-Steer system.

See Add a vehicle, 140.

Add, edit or select an implement.

Set up and calibrate features for implements such as:

l The Field-IQ system Rate and Section Control
l The Field-IQ systemBoom Height Control
l Implement lift switches and sensors

See Implement setup, 188.

Material

Run screen

Add, edit, and select materials.

See Managing materials, 226.

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CAUTION – Do not press on the screen with a sharp item, such as a pencil. You may damage the surface of the
screen.

The Run screen enables you to perform field operations such as:

l Creating guidance boundaries and patterns

l Accessing Field Manager to edit and refine guidance boundaries and patterns

l Using auto guidance (with Autopilot, EZ-Pilot or EZ-Steer)

l Controlling sections automatically or manually (with Field-IQ)

l Controlling rate application for liquids (with Field-IQ)

l Controlling boom height automatically (with Field-IQ)

l Planting and nutrient pest management (in a future release)

l Harvesting (in a future release)

l Monitoring seeding (in a future release)

l Row guidance and implement control (in a future release)

l Water management (in a future release)

Before you can enter the Run screen to perform field activities, you must:

l Select a vehicle (see Select a vehicle, 145)

l Select an implement (see Select an implement, 189)

l Select a field (see Select a field, 182)

l Have a GNSSconnection(see GNSS receiver settings, 116)

For more information on selecting a vehicle, field and implement, see Preparing for operation, 234.

Buttons on the Run screen include:

l Field operation buttons - left side, 57 on the left side of the screen

l Feature operation buttons - right side, 59 on the right side of the screen

Field operation buttons - left side

Buttons for field operation enable you to create guidance and landmark elements, viewmap layers,
show or hide status widgets and access Field Manager.

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Button Tap to...

Hide

Show

Field Manager

Layers

Guidance Lines
and Patterns

Hide field operation buttons on the left side of the screen.

Show field operation buttons on the left side of the screen.

Open Field Manager for the selected field.

See Field Manager, 61.

View various map layers. Layers represent activities that have occurred. For
example, a layer can show the coverage completed so far or the speed
traveled over an area.

Layers, 267

See

.

Open the guidance buttons to create:

l

Boundaries

See Boundary creation (Run screen), 248.

l Guidance lines. See:

l

l A+ guidance line creation (Run screen), 252
l AB guidance line creation (Run screen), 251
l Curved line creation (Run screen), 252

l

Pivot patterns

See Pivot pattern creation (Run screen), 258.

l

Headlands

See Headland and infill pattern creation (Run screen), 253.

Also see Pattern activation/deactivation (Field Manager), 259.

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Button Tap to...

Landmarks

Prescriptions

Widgets

View options to create:

l

Line

See Landmark line creation (Run screen), 264.

l

Areas

See Landmark area creation (Run screen), 265.

l

Points

See Landmark point creation (Run screen), 264.

Open the Prescriptions Manager.

See:

l Prescriptions Manager, 66
l Prescriptions, 223
l Assign a prescription, 280

Open the widget menu to add individual widgets, add all widgets or remove
all widgets.

See On-screen widgets, 286.

Feature operation buttons - right side

Using feature operation buttons, you can make adjustments to various features while performing
field activities. With the exception of the Menu button, these buttons are specific to applications
and depend on which features you are using.

Button Tap to...

Menu

Adjust Steering

Access the main menu.

See Main menu, 53.

View options:

l Adjust vehicle aggressiveness
l Enable or disable autosteering

See Steering and guidance settings, 85.

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Button Tap to...

Adjust Guidance

Adjust Rate

Control

Adjust Boom

Height

Logging

View options to adjust:

l Nudge
l Re-mark
l Implement Draft Correction

See Guidance pattern adjustment (Run screen), 260.

View options to adjust:

l Actual and Target Rate
l Status of Rate Channel
l Sensor Status

See Rate control adjustments, 274.

View options to adjust the boom height:

l Target Height
l System Aggressiveness
l Ground or Canopy
l Sensors

See Boom height adjustments, 278.

Begin logging your field activity, such as coverage.

and Mapping settings, 83

See

.

Engage Auto

Engage your auto guidance system.

Guidance

See Vehicle operation, 242.

Engage Boom

Engage your boom height system.

Height

See Boom height control operation, 276.

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Field Manager

At the Field Manager, you edit and refine elements in and associated with each field.

The Field Manager shows information directly associated with the field you have selected and
enables you to perform functions listed in the following table.

Note – Add and select a field before entering Field Manager. See Add a field, 181 and Select a field,

182.

Section Functions Available

Field Overview

See Field overview buttons,

62.

Guidance Patterns

See Guidance pattern

buttons, 62.

Boundaries

See Boundary buttons, 63.

Landmarks

See Landmark buttons, 64.

Task History

See Task history buttons,

65.

l Rename the field, client and farm.

l

Delete the field.

See Edit a field (Field Manager), 184.

l Activate or deactivate lines and patterns.
l Shift a line.
l Adjust the radius of a pattern.

l

Resize a shape (other than pivot shape).

See Guidance patterns, 246.

l Activate or deactivate a boundary.
l Resize a boundary.

l

Rename a boundary.

See Boundary editing (Field Manager), 249.

l Edit, delete or rename a landmark.
l Change the category that a landmark is assigned to.

l

See Landmark editing (Field Manager), 265.

l Start a new task.
l Rename a task.

l

See Tasks, 238.

Access Field Manager

You can access the Field Manager from either the Home or Run screen.

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l

At the Home screen, select a field (see Select a field, 182). Tap .

l

At the Run screen,tap . The Field Manager opens the field you are currently in.

Field overview buttons

Button or Entry Box Tap to...

Exit

Exit Field Manager.

Delete an item

Field name Edit the field name.

Client name Enter the name of the client (optional).

Farm name Enter the name of the farm (optional).

Guidance pattern buttons

Button or Entry Box Tap to...

Deactivate

Deactivate a line.

For more information, seePattern activation/deactivation (Field Manager),

259.

(Black)

Activate

Activate a line.

SeePattern activation/deactivation (Field Manager), 259.

(Red)

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Button or Entry Box Tap to...

Deactivate Shape

(Black)

Activate Shape

(Red)

Deactivate a pattern (headland, boundary, pivot).

SeePattern activation/deactivation (Field Manager), 259.

Activate a pattern (headland, boundary, pivot).

For more information, seePattern activation/deactivation (Field Manager),

259.

Adjust the radius of a pivot shape.

For more information, see Guidance pattern editing (Field Manager), 259.

Resize a shape other than a pivot shape.

See Guidance pattern editing (Field Manager), 259.

Shift a line.

See Guidance pattern editing (Field Manager), 259.

Delete a selected line or pattern.

Name of Pattern Change the name of the line or pattern.

Boundary buttons

Button or Entry Box Tap to...

Deactivate Shape

(Black)

Deactivate a pattern (headland, boundary, pivot).

SeePattern activation/deactivation (Field Manager), 259.

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Button or Entry Box Tap to...

Activate Shape

(Red)

Activate a pattern (headland, boundary, pivot).

SeePattern activation/deactivation (Field Manager), 259.

Adjust the radius of a pivot shape.

For more information, see Guidance pattern editing (Field Manager), 259.

Resize a shape other than a pivot shape.

See Guidance pattern editing (Field Manager), 259.

Shift a line.

See Guidance pattern editing (Field Manager), 259.

Delete a selected boundary.

Boundary Name Change the name of the highlighted boundary.

Landmark buttons

Button or Entry Box Tap to...

Category

Convert

Assign a category to a landmark point, line or area.

For more information, see Pattern activation/deactivation (Field Manager),

259.

Convert a selected:

l Productive area to a non-productive one
l Non-productive area to a productive one

See Pattern activation/deactivation (Field Manager), 259.

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Button or Entry Box Tap to...

Delete a selected landmark.

Landmark Name Change the name of the highlighted landmark.

Task history buttons

Button or Entry Box Tap to...

Continue Task

Continue the task you have selected in the list on the right-hand side.

See Tasks, 238.

Start New Task Begin a new task.

Task Name Change the name of the highlighted task.

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Prescriptions Manager

At the Prescriptions Manager, you assign a prescription to a channel and determine additional
settings related to the prescription. You can access the Prescriptions Manager from the Run screen,

tap . The Prescriptions Manager displays.

Item Tap to...

Enabled Channels list Select the channel you want to assign a prescription to.

Prescription File Name Show a list of prescription files associated with the field

you have selected.

Column Name Show the columns that are a part of the prescription file.

Column Units Show the unit type you will be using for the prescription.

Lead Time Enter the lead time before the application begins.

When Outside Prescription Choose what happens when you are outside of the

prescription boundary. Close (default), Default Rate or Last
Rate.

Finish Let the system know your entries are complete.

Next Go to the next settings for prescription assignment.

Back Go to the previous settings for prescription assignment.

Save your settings and exit the Prescriptions Manager.

Remove any edits to the settings and exit the Prescription
Manager.

Connected Farm Dashboard

The Connected Farm dashboard enables you to access your fields from a wired connection, or
wireless Internet connection using a DCM-300 modem.

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Feature Description Requirements and

Restrictions

Rainfall Check rainfall totals for a location for the past 24

hours without the use of physical rain gauges.
Updates every 10 minutes.

Weather

l Add a single or multiple locations to view

current temperature, wind speed, wind
direction, humidity, and chance of
precipitation.

l View the weather forecast for each location.
l Set up a Doppler radar map to show

upcoming weather patterns.

Commodities

l Create your own commodity list and

rearrange it to your preference.

l View the previous day’s closing price for

each commodity.

Data transfer

You can transfer data:

l Using a USBdrive

Requires subscription to
RainWave.

Doppler radar map available
in the United States and
Canada only

US only

l Wirelessly with Office Sync

l To another display

USBupgrades

To upgrade firmware with a USBdrive, follow the next steps.

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1. Turn off the display manually by holding the power button down for about two seconds.

2. Tap Shutdown. The display powers off and saves a backup of the database.

3. Power on the display by holding down the power button briefly (about one half of a second).

4. Insert the USB drive into one of the USB sockets on the display.

5.

Tap on the Home or Run screen.

6.

Tap .

7. The display notifies you that an upgrade is available.

8. Choose the version you want to upgrade to.

9. Tap the checkmark to continue the firmware upgrade.

USB data transfer

The following steps explain how to transfer your data from a TMX-2050 display to a USB drive.

Note – Make sure your USB drive has the AgGPS folder on the root.

1. Insert the USB drive into one of the USB sockets on the display.

2.

Tap on the Home or Run screen, or on the notification list. (For instructions on how to
display the notification list, see Display bar, 51.) The USB menu displays:

3.

Tap . The Data Transfer panel displays.

4. To expand an item on either list, tap a category name.

5. To select all files in a category, tap the box beside the category name. A check mark displays.

6. To deselect all files in a category, tap the box beside the name.

7. To select an individual file, tap the box beside the file name.

8.

Tap to move the item to the USB drive.

9.

To delete an item, tap the box next to the item in either list and tap .

Note – You cannot delete an item that is actively selected or currently being transferred.

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For information on: See also:

USB socket

USB socket, 74

USB VDB transfer

When you transfer data, saved vehicles do not include the vehicle configuration file (.vdb)for
Autopilot. To transfer this configuration data:

1. Connect a laptop that has APToolbox software to the serial port of the NavController II that
contains the vehicle config file you want.

2. Using APToolbox, save the config (.cfg) file to the laptop.

3. Transfer the saved config file from the laptop to a USBdrive in the folder AgData/Profiles.

4. Insert the USB drive containing the config file in the USB socket of the TMX-2050 display.

Office Sync data transfer

With a DCM-300 modem, and a subscription to Office Sync, information can wirelessly transfer from
the display to the office or Connected Farm, including wireless upgrades. This requires:

l A Connected Farm account

l Unlock for Office Sync

l DCM-300 modem

l A data plan or access to WiFi

As part of Office Sync setup, you decide:

l How often you want the display to check the server for data transfer

l How often data is sent from the display to the office

l Whether to send the data automatically or after you have confirmed to send data

When Office Sync is transferring data, displays in the display bar.

For information on: See:

Settings for Office

Modem services settings, 88

Sync

Diagnostics

Data transfer, 67

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From CFX-750 display or FmX display to TMX-2050 display

To move files from the CFX-750 display or FmX display to the TMX-2050 display, follow the steps
below.

Note – Make sure your USB drive has the AgGPS folder on the root.

1.

Insert the USBdrive into the CFX-750 display or FmX display.

If files were created on the CFX-750 display, change the file extension from .CFG to .cfg before
transferring them to the TMX-2050 display.

2. Transfer the files from the display to the USB drive.

3. Remove the USB drive from the CFX-750 display or FmX display.

4.

Insert theUSBdrive into one of the USB sockets on the TMX-2050 display.

(See USB socket, 74.

5.

Tap on the Home or Run screen, or on the notification list launched from the display bar.
The USBmenu displays.

6.

Tap . The Data Transfer panel displays.

Note – Whether you are transferring data from the CFX-750 display or FmX display, the item
in the USB list will show the data as FmX displaydata.

7. Tap an item to expand it on the USB list.

8. Tap the item(s) you want to transfer.

9.

Tap to move the item(s) to the internal list.

10.

To delete an item, tap the item in either list and tap .

From TMX-2050 display to CFX-750 display or FmX display

To transfer from TMX-2050 display to the CFX-750 display or FmX display using USB or Office Sync,
the same steps as the previous examples apply, except: All data transferred from the TMX-2050
display must be "decoded" by Farm Works software before it can be used by these legacy displays.

Data can then be transferred by USB drive from the desktop (using Farm Works) to the CFX-750
display or FmX display.

Note – Make sure your USB drive has the AgGPS folder on the root.

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From TMX-2050 display to CFX-750 display or FmX display

To transfer from TMX-2050 display to the CFX-750 display or FmX display using USB or Office Sync,
the same steps as the previous examples apply, except: All data transferred from the TMX-2050
display must be "decoded" by Farm Works software before it can be used by these legacy displays.

Data can then be transferred by USB drive from the desktop (using Farm Works) to the CFX-750
display or FmX display.

Note – Make sure your USB drive has the AgGPS folder on the root.

From TMX-2050 display to Farm Works

To transfer files from the TMX-2050 display to FarmWorks, follow the steps below.

Note – Make sure your USB drive has the AgGPS folder on the root.

1. If you are transferring using a USB drive, insert the drive into your computer and open
FarmWorks. If you have transferred the data using Office Sync, open Farm Works.

2.

Open the Read Job Data dialog by clicking either of these:

ll

l

(Read Job Data icon)

File menu and select Read Job Data from the menu

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The system displays the Read Job Data window.

3.

In the left column of the Read Job Data window, click + next to Trimble TMX Display.

4.

Under Trimble TMX Display, select where the data is stored that you want to transfer.

ll

For data transferred into Farm Works using a USB drive, select All Data - Memory Drive.

l For data transferred into Farm Works using Office Sync, select All Data - Folder.

5.

Under File Path, click Browse to find the drive or folder where the data is located. After this is
complete, your data will be listed in the right-hand column.

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Note – If you wish to filter the files before transfer, see the online help for Farm Works for
filtering instructions

6. In the left-hand column, select the job(s) to import.

7.

Click OK. The import progress shows as files are importing. After import is complete, the system
Linker window displays.

The left-hand column titled Operation Resources shows the files created on the TMX-2050
display. The right-hand column titled Desktop Resources shows files currently in Farm Works.

8. Select an item from the Operation Resources list.

a.

If there is no counterpart to the item you selected in the Desktop Resources list, click the
checkbox Show Retired. The system displays any additional files that were marked as
Retired. If there is still no counterpart to this item in the Desktop Resources list, click

. The system creates a new container on the desktop for the item and links it.

b. If there is a counterpart to this item in the Desktop Resources list, highlight the item and

click . The information is now moved to that location on the desktop.

9.

After all items have been linked or created, click OK. All files are stored inFarmWorks at the
correct location.

From TMX-2050 display to TMX-2050 display

From TMX-2050 display to the office or another TMX-2050 display, use the following table:

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Type of transfer (without
Farm Works)

USB

Instructions

To transfer data through a USB drive, see From TMX-2050 display to

TMX-2050 display, 73 in this section.

Wireless (Office Sync)

To transfer data using Office Sync:

l Ensure you meet the requirements for transferring using Office

Sync. See From TMX-2050 display to TMX-2050 display, 73 in
this section.

l Set up Office Sync. See Modem services settings, 88.

USB socket

The display has two USBsockets: one on the side of the display and one on the back of the TMX­2050 display. (See TMX-2050 display, 95 for photo showing the locations of the two USB sockets.)

You can use a USBdrive to transfer data to and from your TMX-2050 display.

CAUTION – Do not use a USB drive in each USB socket at the same time. If you are attempting to upgrade
firmware using a USB drive and another USB drive is already in one of the sockets, the firmware upgrade will
fail.

The display senses when a USB drive is inserted into either the side or rear socket, and shows the

icon on the display bar.

To use the USB drive:

1. Tap the bottom right corner of the display bar.

2.

When the notification list displays, tap . The USB menu displays.

3. At the USB menu, you can:

ll

Tap to display the data transfer panel. See Data transfer, 67.)

l

Tap to take a screen shot and store it on the USB drive. See Screen shots, 75.

l

Tap to upgrade firmware from the USB drive. See Firmware upgrades - wireless, 80.

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Insert a USBdrive

1. Move the display so you that can see the USBsocket on the side or back of the display.

2. Pull the rubber cover off the USBsocket.

3.

Insert the USB drive into the USB socket. On the display bar, a USB icon is displayed.

Remove USBDrive

CAUTION – Do not remove the USB drive from the socket while the display is writing to or from the drive. This

will corrupt the data.

1. Move the display so you that can see the USBsocket.

2. Make sure the LED light of the USB drive is not blinking (indicating data transfer is occurring).

3. Pull the USB drive out of the USB socket.

4. Press the rubber cover back onto the USBsocket.

Screen shots

Occasionally, you may want to save an image of the touch screen, for example to provide
information for troubleshooting purposes. When you take a screen shot, the display saves a .jpg file
to a Pictures folder on the USB drive.

To take a screen shot:

1. Insert a USBdrive in one of the USBports on the display. (See USB socket, 74.) The display bar
will show a USB icon.

2. Tap the right side of the bar at the bottom of the display. The notification list slides up.

3.

Tap . The USB menu displays.

4.

Tap to take a capture of the screen.

5. The display stores your screen shot on the USB drive.

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CAUTION – Do not remove the USB drive from the socket while the display is writing to or from the drive. This
will corrupt the data.

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Display settings

In this chapter:

C h a p t e r

3

Display settings 78

Languages and units settings 78

Date and time settings 78

Users and passwords 79

Firmware upgrades - wireless 80

Feature unlocks 81

Display settings 82

Mapping settings 83

Patterns settings 83

Steering and guidance settings 85

ISOBUS settings 87

Wi-Fi settings 87

Modem services settings 88

Remote Assistant settings 90

Restore defaults 91

System information 92

At the Settings panel, you can customize
settings and add user profiles.

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Display settings

At the TMX-2050 display, you can customize and set up many options, including but not limited to:

l Changing the language and units of measure and set the time zone

l Setting preferences for:

l

l Steering and guidance

l The point at which to begin mapping and logging

l Creating, editing and deleting user profiles

l Viewing modem settings and resetting them

l Setting up Office Sync

Languages and units settings

At this settings page, you can set:

l The language shown on the display

l The type of units of measure shown on the display

l Whether the password entry is always obscured or delayed from being obscured

Setting Tap to view or choose...

Languages The language for the display. Scroll the list and tap the language you

want on the TMX-2050 display.

Display Units The type of units you want on the display:English or Metric

Number Format Either commas or periods.

Access

To access the Language and Units settings:

1.

Tap .

2.

Tap .

3.

Tap Language and Units.

Date and time settings

The display automatically obtains time and date from the GNSS receiver in the TM-200 Module.

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Setting Tap to...

Select time zone Choose time zone. Scroll the list of time zones and tap the time zone

that applies to you.

You must set the time zone. The system does not automatically set
this.

Use 24-hour format Turn on or off.

Select date format Choose the date format you want to see on the display.Options are:

MM/dd/YYYY, dd/MM, YYYY/MM/dd.

Access

To access the Date and Time setup:

1.

Tap .

2.

Tap .

3.

Tap Date and Time.

Users and passwords

Setting Tap to...

Add User Add a user

(Existing user name) Edit the user profile

Add a user

1. Tap Add User.

2. Enter the Operator ID.

3. Enter and confirm the user's password.

4. Tap Create User.

Take a photo of a user

You can capture a photo of the user, which will display:

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l Next to the user's information in the Users and passwords section of Settings

l On the display bar when the user is logged in

1. At the Users and passwords section, Tap the user icon on the right of the user information.

2. The camera activates and displays a frame on the screen. Make sure the user's face is contained
within this frame.

3. To capture the photo, tap Capture. The photo displays on the lower right. You can continue to
tapCapture until you are satisfied with the photo.

4. When you are ready to save the photo, tap Done.

Access

To access the Users and Passwords settings:

1.

Tap .

2.

Tap .

3.

Tap Users and Passwords.

Firmware upgrades - wireless

For upgrading firmware using a USB drive, see Data transfer, 67.

To upgrade the firmware wirelessly for the TMX-2050 display, you can use one of the methods in
this section.

Note – Wireless upgrades require a DCM-300 modem, a subscription to Office Sync and a data
plan or access to WiFi.

For information on: See:

Upgrading through USB

WiFi settings

Settings for wireless upgrades

You can control how the display checks for upgrades and when to wirelessly download them.

1.

Tap .

Data transfer, 67

Wi-Fi settings, 87

2.

Tap .

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3. Tap Firmware Upgrades.

4.

Tap Settings.

Setting Explanation

Auto check for new upgrades If you activate this, the system will automatically check for

new upgrades.

Auto download new upgrades
when available

Auto install firmware on power
down

Only download via WiFi This choice is only available if you have chosen to have the

Show support beta releases in
list

This choice is only available if you have chosen to have the
system automatically check for new upgrades. The system
will install the updates as they are available.

This choice is only available if you have chosen to have the
system automatically check for new upgrades. The system
will install the updates before the display powers off.

system automatically check for new upgrades. The system
will download the updates only through a WiFi connection.

The system includes beta releases available for you to
download.

Check for updates

1.

Tap .

2.

Tap .

3. Tap Firmware Upgrades.

4.

Tap Check for Updates. The system checks for updates and begins the upgrade process
immediately unless you have altered when the upgrade occurs in Settings.

Feature unlocks

For some optional features, you must enter the unlock password. If you do not have an unlock
password, contact your local reseller.

1.

Tap .

2.

Tap .

3.

Tap Feature Unlocks. You can unlock features by manually entering the code, having the
display read the QR code of the unlock, or checking for unlocks.

At the bottom of the screen, the list of currently locked features displays.

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Manual code entry

1. Tap the Code text box and enter the code.

2. If the system accepts the code, tap Accept.

3. If the system rejects the code, you can try again or contact your reseller for help.

QRcode scan

1. Tap Read QR.

2. Hold your code image in front of the camera for it to be read.

3.

If the system accepts the code, Tap Accept.

4. If the system rejects the code, you can try again or contact your reseller for help.

Check for unlocks

1. Tap Check for Unlocks.

2. The request will be sent for the display to check for any available service or licenses. It may take
several minutes for the unlocks to be processed.

Display settings

These are basic settings for the display.

Setting Tap to...

Manually Change Brightness Adjust brightness of the TMX-2050 display's backlight.

Volume Adjust the volume of the sound.

Touch Screen Sounds Turn on or off sounds associated with using the display.

Access

To access the Display settings:

1.

Tap .

2.

Tap .

3.

Tap Display.

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Mapping settings

These settings control guidance mapping features available on the Run screen.

Setting Tap to view or change...

Map Background Selection The ground color for the

l Color: Brown, green or grey
l Color with texture
l Color with gridlines

Run

screen. Options are:

Map Color Scheme Day or night mode.

Map Orientation Which point of view displays on the

position of the vehicle. Orientation options:North Up or Vehicle Up.

Record Coverage When
Engaged

The system can switch on coverage when auto guidance is engaged,
and switch off coverage when it is not engaged. Option for this
setting is on or off.

To access the Mapping settings:

1.

Tap .

2.

Tap .

3. Tap Mapping.

Run

screen when following the

Patterns settings

At pattern settings, you can:

l Activate the auto close feature to use when you create boundaries and headlands

l Activate smoothing for curves and turn radius when traveling on guidance lines

l Customize the tight turn warning angle and look-ahead time

Curve Features

Setting Tap to view or change...

Curve Smoothing The feature on or off. When curve smoothing is on, the system

smooths out the guidance curve, making it wider.

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Setting Tap to view or change...

Smooth Turn Radius The size of the circle that the system will guide to. The larger the

circle (degrees), the wider the turn.

Tight Turn Warning Angle The number of degrees that will trigger a warning about a tight

turning angle. See

Tight Turn Look Ahead Time The number of seconds before you approach a tight turn angle that

the warning will show on the display. See

Tight turn warning, 292

.

Tight turn warning, 292

.

Headlands

Setting Tap to view or change...

Auto Close

Auto Close Distance

Automatically closes the beginning and end point when you create
boundaries and headlands.

See Headland and infill pattern creation (Run screen), 253.

The distance between your beginning point and ending point for a
headland.

See Headland and infill pattern creation (Run screen), 253.

Boundaries

Setting Tap to view or change....

Auto Close Automatically closes the beginning and end point when you create

boundaries. See

Auto Close Distance The distance between your beginning point and ending point for a

boundary.

Boundary creation (Run screen), 248

.

Access

To access the Patterns settings:

1.

Tap .

2.

Tap .

3.

Tap Patterns.

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Steering and guidance settings

The following settings enable you to customize controls related to steering and guidance.

Setting Tap to view or change...

Operator Timeout The amount of time before the display disengages auto guidance

and stop applications when there is no response to a shutdown
message.

Nudge Increment

Implement DraftIncrement

Aggressiveness Increment

Autosteering Lockout Whether the feature is on or off. When lockout is on, the display

Re-markReset with Import

End of Row Distance

The increment used to nudge the guidance system with each tap.
You can incrementally nudge a pattern in a perpendicular direction
relative to the pattern. Nudging a pattern helps adjust for satellite
drift.

See Guidance pattern adjustment (Run screen), 260 and GNSS and

xFill technology status, 315.

The increment used to nudge the implement to the current
guidance line.

See Guidance pattern adjustment (Run screen), 260.

The increment used to change aggressiveness.

See Steering adjustments, 244.

does not offer an option to use auto guidance.

Remove all re-mark entrees on with an import.

See Guidance pattern adjustment (Run screen), 260.

Distance for the end of row warning to display.

See End of row warning, 292.

NMEA from Autopilot
Diagnostics Port

On: NMEA messages can be sent from the NavController II

Off:No messages are sent

See NMEA messages, 298.

Access

To access the Steering and Guidance settings:

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1.

Tap .

2.

Tap .

3.

Tap Steering/Guidance.

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ISOBUS settings

Task Controller

To use Task Controller when using ISO-certified equipment, tap to activate this feature.

Note – This feature is optional and requires an unlock.

For information on: See:

Task Controller implement
setup

Setting up equipment for
task controller

Using Task Controller

Implement setup for Task Controller, 191

Equipment setup, 195

Task Controller operation, 282
288

ISOBUS Task Controller widget,

and

Virtual Terminal

To use Virtual Terminal when using ISO-certified equipment, tap to activate this feature.

For information on: See:

Using Virtual Terminal

Virtual Terminal operation, 284

Virtual Terminal widget, 290

and

Access

To access the ISOBUS settings:

1.

Tap .

2.

Tap .

3.

Tap ISOBUSSettings.

Wi-Fi settings

With a DCM-300 modem and additional subscription services, WiFi enables you to transfer data
wirelessly from vehicle to office. You can use WiFi in addition to or instead of the cellular network.

At Wi-Fi network settings, turn on Wi-Fi.

At Available Networks, tap Refresh to scan for additional networks you can connect to.

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For content on: See:

Diagnostics

Modem status

DCM-300 modem diagnostics, 305

DCM-300 modem status, 302

Access

To access settings for WiFi:

1.

Tap .

2.

Tap .

3.

Tap WiFi.

Modem services settings

Modem settings include:

l Modem settings, 88

l Network settings, 89

l Office Sync settings, 90

Access

To access Modem Services:

1.

Tap .

2.

Tap .

3.

Tap Modem services.

Modem settings

Setting Tap to view or change...

Device Name

The serial number of the DCM-300 modem.

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Network settings

Network (CDMA)

Setting Tap to...

CDMAReset

Reset the network connection. This will reset the connection
between the modem and the service provider, and will remove all
existing settings.

The following additional settings that are read only and are automatically completed with the DCM­300 modem connects to the network:

l Mobile Directory Name (MDN)

l Electronic Serial Number (ESN)

l Mobile Identification Number (MIN)

l Preferred Roaming List (PRL)

For content on: See:

Diagnostics

Data transfer with Office

Office Sync Diagnostics, 321

Data transfer, 67

Sync

Network (GSM)

Setting Tap to...

APN View the access point name.

SIMPIN The PINfor the SIM.

Advanced Launch a popup to enter the GSMUsername and GSMPassword.

The following additional settings that are read only and are automatically completed with the DCM­300 modem connects to the network:

l IMEI:International Mobile Equipment Identity

l SIMICCID:IMS Charging Identifier

l SIMStatus:Status of SIM

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Office Sync settings

Setting Tap to...

Office Sync Turn the feature on or off.

Check Server Select how often you want the display to check the server to send

data to the office.

Send Data Select how often data is sent from the display to the office.

Auto-send without prompt Turn the feature on or off. When on, the display will send data to the

office without first asking for your confirmation.

If this feature is on, data will be sent without notifying you. This can
result in large files being transferred or the transfer of data you do
not want transferred.

For information on: See:

Initial setup

Diagnostics

Data transfer with Office
Sync

DCM-300 modem initial setup, 130

Office Sync Diagnostics, 321

Office Sync data transfer, 69

Remote Assistant settings

The Remote Assistant feature enables a support person to view your display as you are viewing it.
To set up Remote Assistant:

1. Tap Enroll.

2.

At the Enroll screen, tap in the display bar.

3.

At the Status screen, tap in the display bar.

For information on: See:

Diagnostics

Remote Assistant, 325

Access

To access Remote Assistant:

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1.

Tap .

2.

Tap .

3.

Tap Remote Assistant.

Restore defaults

During troubleshooting, you may be asked by Support to perform a reset.

AdminUser Options

Setting Tap to...

Restore Default user
Preferences

Restore Preferences to
Factory Defaults

FactoryReset

Restore the default preferences for the user currently logged in.

Restore the display to default factory settings. Erases all custom
settings for all user accounts.

Erase all user accounts, system and application data, coverage,
configurations, feature unlocks, minor firmware updates and
downloaded applications.

Note – Only perform a factory reset on the advice of technical
support.

Restricted User Options

Setting Tap to...

Restore Default user
Preferences

Restores the default user preferences.

Access

To accessRestore Defaults:

1.

Tap .

2.

Tap .

3.

Tap Restore Defaults.

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3 Display settings System information

System information

Information Tap to view...

Software Information The list of software packets for diagnostics.

Current User Information System information on the user currently logged in. See

Users and passwords, 79

Current Preference Information The current settings of the user that is currently logged in.

Device Information Technical information about the display.

Access

To access the System settings:

1.

Tap .

.

2.

Tap .

3.

Tap System.

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Installation

In this chapter:

C h a p t e r

4

Components 94

Installation overview 100

Installation and GNSS set up 102

Installation includes the display mount
and TMX-2050 display, the TM-200
Module, and other components as they
apply to your system configuration.

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Components

The following components are part of a recommended setup for the TMX-2050 display:

l TMX-2050 display, 95

l Display mount: To mount the TMX-2050 display

l TM-200 Module, 97: To enable quick disconnection and reconnection of the TMX-2050 display.

The TM-200 module contains a built-in GNSS receiver.

l AG-815 integrated radio, 99: For RTK correction services

l DCM-300 modem, 98:Provides access to correction services, wireless data transfer and

cellular/WiFi signals where applicable

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TMX-2050 display

CAUTION – Do not press on the screen with a sharp item, such as a pencil. You may damage the surface of the

screen.

Front view

Item Description

1 12" touch-sensitive screen

2 Port: USB (side with cover). Socket for USB drive to transferring data to and from the

TMX-2050 display. See

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Data transfer, 67

USB socket, 74

and

.

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Rear view

Item Name Explanation

1 Power button Powers the TMX-2050 display on or off

2 Labels with part number

N/A

and serial number

3 Port: DVI / HDMI For future capability

4

Jack: TM-200 Module

Socket for connecting to the TM-200 Module

(RJ45)

5 Cable brackets Holds Trimble Ethernet cables to prevent cable strain

6 Interior bolts Location for mounting Field IQ switch box

7 Jack: CAN(RJ11) For future capability

8 Port: USB (rear) with cover Socket for USB drive to transferring data to and from the

TMX-2050 display

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Item Name Explanation

9 Speakers For use if you have sound activated on the TMX-2050

display. See

10 Port: USB (side) with cover Socket for USB drive to transferring data to and from the

TMX-2050 display. See

74

.

Display settings, 82

Data transfer, 67

.

USB socket,

and

11 Interior bolts in mounting

plateplate

12 Ambient light sensor

Receives screws for Zirkona display mount

Senses lower ambient light and activates the backlight on
the display.

TM-200 Module

The TM-200 Module is a hub for connectivity and high-performance GNSS positioning. It connects to
the TMX-2050 display with a single cable. All remaining components connect to the TM-200 Module.
This enables you to quickly disconnect and reconnect the TMX-2050 display as needed.

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Item Name Explanation

1 14 pin AMPSEAL connector Socket for power and inputs (Port B)

2 12 pin DEUTSCH connector Socket for inputs (Port A)

3

4

AG-25 GNSSantenna connector

8 pin AMPSEAL connector

Socket for connecting to the AG-25 GNSSantenna

Socket for Ethernet cable to connect to DCM-300
modem.

5

8 pin AMPSEAL connector

Socket for connecting to the TMX-2050 display

6 Screws and end cover plate Unscrew and remove end cover plate to expose the

AG-815 radio expansion slot.

7 10 amp fuse

Protect components from power surges

8 Radio expansion slot Socket for AG-815 integrated radio connector. (See

AG-815 integrated radio, 99

.)

DCM-300 modem

The DCM-300 modem is available in two models for use on Global System for Mobile
Communications (GSM) cellular networks, such as AT&T, or Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA)
cellular networks, such as Verizon.

The DCM-300 modem enables you to use:

l Correction services CenterPoint RTX™ and CenterPoint VRS™ as well as third-party network RTK

corrections

l Data transfer for Office Sync / Connected Farm Office Sync setup, 130

l Cellular data plans (USA only)

l Global GSM cellular networks

l WiFi signals as applicable

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For information on: See:

Connecting the
modem

Modem status

Connect the DCM-300 modem, 111

DCM-300 modem status, 302

AG-815 integrated radio

The AG-815 integrated radio provides access to radio networks for real-time, high-precision
CenterPoint™ RTK applications. The AG-815 is available in both the 450 MHz and 900 MHz versions.

Item Name Explanation

1 Radio blade connector Connection to TM-200 Module. See

number 8.

TM-200 Module, 97

,

2 Antenna connector

3 Antenna connector Optional GNSSconnector for future use

Radio antenna connector

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Installation overview

The display mount attaches to a rail in the cab of the vehicle. The TMX-2050 display connects to the
display mount.

The TM-200 Module connects to the display with a single cable.

Additional components to install depend on your connection and correction services, and the
features you are using.

CAUTION – Make sure the vehicle power is off when you are connecting system components.

Install the display and mount

Use the mounting hardware supplied in the display kit to mount the display in the vehicle cab.

CAUTION – Make sure the vehicle power is off when you are connecting system components.

Before completing installation steps, select a position in the cab where the bar mount (4) can be
attached to a rail. Hold the display in the selected location and make sure that it is:

l Easy to see, but does not block the driver’s view

l Within the driver’s reach so that the USB drive is easy to remove and replace

l Does not interfere with the driver getting in or out of the cab, or any other activities

1.

Use the provided bolts to attach the bar mount (4) to a rail in the cab.

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