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New Holland CX720, CX740, CX760, CX780, CX820, CX840, CX860, CX880. Operator's Manual - page 4

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MENUS AND SUB-MENUS

The different menus on the menu bar are listed and

will always appear in that sequence.

1. Road info screen

2. Main info screen

3. Custom info screen

4. Harvest info screen

5. Automatic crop settings screen

6. Combine info screen

7. Configuration and calibration info screen

8. Diagnostics info screen

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9. Service info screen

NOTE: Pressing the ‘‘escape’’ key when a menu

down the ladder is selected, will cause the cursor to

jump:

• to the road info screen when road mode is

selected.

• to the main info screen when field mode is

selected.

To view only the “standard” screens on the display,

proceed as follows:

1. Select the “Road info”, “Main info” or “Custom

info” screen and press “enter”.

2. A pop-up 1 screen appears.

3. Select in this list

“Display options”, using the

“down” navigation keys and press “enter”.

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4. A pop-up 1 screen appears.

5. Select in this list “Hide all menus”, using the “up”

and “down” navigation keys and press “enter”.

6. Pop-up 1 screen will disappear and only the

“Road info”, “Main info”, “Custom info”, “Harvest

info” and “Automatic crop settings” screen are

visible on the display.

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To display an extra menu of your choice on the

InfoViewt display, proceed as follows:

1. Select the “Road info”, “Main info” or

“Custom info” screen and press “enter”.

2. Select in this pop-up screen “Display options”,

using the

“down” navigation keys and press

“enter”.

3. A pop-up 1 screen appears.

4. Select in this list “Show menus”, using the “up”

and “down” navigation keys and press “enter”.

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5. Select in this pop-up 2 screen the menu to view

on the screen, using the

“up” and

“down”

navigation keys and press “enter”.

6. The pop-up screen will disappear and the

selected menu together with the

“standard”

menus are visible on the InfoViewt.

NOTE: To view (or to remove) more screens on the

display repeat this procedure.

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NOTE: To show all menus, select “Show all menus”

in pop-up screen 1 and press “enter”.

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MDM Protected mode

To select this mode, proceed as follows:

1. Select “road mode” with the road mode selector

switch located at the right-hand module.

NOTE: You will only be able to select the road mode

when threshing is not engaged, grain tank covers and

unload tube are closed.

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2. A pop-up screen 1 appears:

“Road mode selected”.

3. Icon 2 (locked padlock) appears in the indicator

bar.

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All the menus except the standard menus are hidden

from the screen.

It is not possible anymore to do any calibrations or

configurations, input/output diagnostics, read service

information, etc..

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The only way to make appear the hidden menus

again is to deselect road mode by select “field mode”

with the road mode selector switch.

The protected mode will be cancelled automatically

and will restore the full menu’s on the InfoViewt.

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I ROAD INFO SCREEN

When contact is switched on and the road mode is

selected with the road/field mode selector switch, the

monitor will enter the road info screen.

NOTE: It is not possible to engage the threshing

mechanism if the road info screen is selected with the

road mode selector switch.

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Enter the information box by pressing the ”right”

navigation key. The cursor will jump to the item that

was the last time selected when escaping the

information box.

The selected symbol will blink and in the text bar a

description of the selected item is shown.

To select another item, use the ”up” and/or ”down”

navigation keys. When these navigation keys are not

used for a while, the selected symbol will stop blinking

and will be inverted until the navigation keys are used

again.

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The information displayed in the information box, six

fields, and the sequence of these fields can be

changed (refer to paragraph

”Configuration and

calibrations” sub headed ”Road info screen setup” in

this section).

The actual values are displayed next to the symbol.

NOTE: It is possible to reset the value to zero from

items

“Elapsed time”,

“Trip distance” or

“Area

harvested”

(If selected: Road, Main or Custom info

screen).

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Elapsed time

It is possible to check the elapsed time, if this item is

selected.

To set this value to zero, proceed as follows:

1. Select “Elapsed time” in the information box,

using the navigation keys and press “enter”.

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2. A pop-up screen 1 appears.

Message: “Reset value?”

3. Press the “enter” key to reset the value to zero.

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Trip distance

It is possible to check the trip distance, if this item is

selected.

To set this value to zero, proceed as follows:

1. Select

“Trip distance” in the information box,

using the navigation keys and press “enter”.

2. A pop-up screen appears:

Message: ” Reset value?”.

3. Press the “enter” key to reset the value to zero.

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Area harvested

It is possible to check the area harvested, if this item

is selected.

1. Select “Area harvested” in the information box,

using the navigation keys and press “enter”.

2. A pop-screen (1) appears.

Message: ”Reset value?”

3. Press the “enter” key to reset the value to zero.

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II MAIN INFO SCREEN

General

When key is switched on and the field mode is

selected with the road/field mode selector switch, the

monitor will enter the main info screen.

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Enter the information box by pressing the ”right”

navigation key. The cursor will jump to the item that

was the last time selected when escaping the

information box.

The selected symbol will blink and in the text bar a

description of the selected item is shown.

To select another item, use the

”up” or

”down”

navigation keys. When the navigation keys are not

used for a while, the selected symbol will stop blinking

and will be inverted until the navigation keys are used

again.

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The information displayed in the information box, the

first four fields and the sequence of these fields can

be changed (refer to paragraph ”Configuration and

calibrations” sub headed ”Main info screen setup” in

this section). The actual values of these four items

are displayed next to the symbol.

The three bargraphs at the bottom of the information

box are factory-set and can not be changed.

The first two bargraphs are provided to display the

straw walker losses and the sieves losses. The

bargraph segments lights up proportionally to the

losses and to the sensitivity setting (see further in this

paragraph).

The third bargraph is provided to display the volume

of return material that passes through the returns

auger. The bargraph segments lights up

proportionally to volume of return and to the

sensitivity setting (see further is this paragraph).

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Sensitivity setting of straw walker and sieve

loss sensor

When selecting the straw walker (thresher) loss

bargraph or the sieves loss bargraph, a pop-up

screen 1 appears on the screen. The sensitivity

setting is displayed from 0 to 100, the higher the

number, the higher the sensitivity.

To set both sensitivities, proceed as follows:

1.

Drive the combine in the field. Stop the combine

after a hundred metres and take a grain sample.

Check for grain losses in the swath. If the result

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is unsatisfactory, carry out the necessary

adjustments

(refer to Section

3, paragraph

headed: ”Combine performance checks”).

2.

Repeat step 1 until a good result is obtained.

3.

Drive the correct adjusted combine in the field

and select the highest ground speed consistent

with obtaining good results.

4.

Select the straw walker loss bargraph and

change the sensitivity with the ”+” and/or ”-” key

until the lower half of the bargraph is illuminated.

Press the ”enter” key to store the new sensitivity

value.

5.

Select the sieves loss bargraph and change the

sensitivity with the ”+” and/or ”-” key until the

lower half of the bargraph is illuminated. Press

the ”enter” key to store the new sensitivity value.

6.

Increase the ground speed until one of the bars

is completely illuminated.

7.

Stop the combine and check if the grain loss has

clearly increased. If not, this means that the

sensitivity of the bar that was completely

illuminated, was set too high. Set the sensitivity

on this bar on a lower level at the speed selected

under point 6.

If the rate of loss increases, more segments will

appear on the bargraph. If the rate of loss

decreases, segments will extinguish.

8.

The setting of the sensitivities of both bargraphs

has to be performed or at least checked

whenever changing from field or crop.

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NOTE: A message ”Value not stored” will appear on

the screen, linked with an audible beep, if the new

sensitivity has not been stored by pressing the ”enter”

key.

NOTE: It is also possible to change the sensitivity of

the left and right straw walkers and sieves in the

combine information menu. Refer to paragraph

”COMBINE INFORMATION”, loss information.

or

in the configuration info. Refer to paragraph

“CONFIGURATION AND CALIBRATIONS”, item

“Cleaning” to change the “sieve loss sensitivity” and

item

“Residue” to change the

“thresher loss

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sensitivity”.

Setting of the returns capacity

When selecting the returns capacity bargraph, a

pop-up screen appears on the screen. The sensitivity

setting is displayed from 0 to 100 in steps of 1.

NOTE: Higher number = higher sensitivity etc

Select the returns capacity bargraph and change the

sensitivity with the ”+” and/or ”-”. Press the ”enter”

key to store the new sensitivity value.

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III CUSTOM INFO SCREEN

Select the custom info screen in the menu bar by

using the ”up” and ”down” navigation keys.

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Enter the information box by pressing the ”right”

navigation key. The cursor will jump to the item that

was last selected when escaping the information box.

The selected symbol will blink and in the text bar a

description of the selected item is shown.

To select another item, use the

”up” or

”down”

navigation keys. When the navigation keys are not

used for a while, the selected symbol will stop blinking

and will be inverted until the navigation keys are used

again.

The information displayed in the information box, six

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fields, and the sequence of these fields can be

changed (refer to paragraph

”Configuration and

calibrations” sub headed: ”Custom info screen setup”

in this section).

The actual values are displayed next to the symbol.

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IV HARVEST INFO SCREEN

Select the harvest information screen in the menu bar

by using the ”up” and ”down” navigations keys.

A sub-menu will appear next to the menu bar.

The screen is made up of these parameters:

FARM (1) - user assigned identification for the farm

being harvested. 12 character limit.

FIELD (2) - user assigned identification for the field

being harvested. 12 character limit.

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LOAD (3) - user assigned identification for a sub

identifier for a field. 12 character limit.

CROP (4) - operator can change the crop type

associated with the active load.

NOTE: Crop type can only be changed before

harvesting into the active load.

In order to best organize your data, it is

recommended that you name your farms and fields

prior to harvest and use a consistent naming

convention.

Loads are a means of creating specific data sets

within an associated farm and field.

Naming these loads may be helpful if you are

harvesting a series of test plots and choose to name

each load as a separate hybrid.

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Enter the sub-menu bar by pressing the

”right”

navigation key. The cursor will jump to the sub menu

that was last selected when escaping the sub menu

bar.

The selected sub menu will blink and in the text bar

a description of the selected sub menu is shown.

To select another sub menu, use the ”up” and ”down”

navigation keys. When the navigation keys are not

used for approximately

8 seconds, the selected

symbol will stop blinking and will be inverted until the

navigation keys are used again.

NOTE: Upon system startup, harvest records may be

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present on two separate components, the InfoViewt

flash or the PC data card. The PC card is the primary

data medium. If a PC data card is not detected, the

InfoViewt flash will allow creation and usage of a

maximum of 10 Farm/Fields and a maximum of 16

Loads.

NOTE: While multiple Farms, Fields, and Loads can

be created and used without a PC card inserted, only

the active Farm/Field/Load will be retained on a

power cycle unless a PC card is inserted and allowed

to merge before power down.

The different sub-menus in the harvest information

menu are listed and will always appear in that

sequence.

1. Instantaneous values

2. Select active load (Farm/ Field/ Load)

3. Harvest summary

4. Markers setup

(Only with data logger and (D)GPS installed)

5. Calibration

The Instantaneous values screen displays

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information which is specific to the current load

(current data set). It is used for real time feedback

during harvest. The Harvest summary screen

displays information spanning across data sets

(possible multiple loads).

See parameter list below:

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1. Instantaneous values

Select the ”Instantaneous values” sub menu in the

sub menu bar by using the navigation keys.

The instantaneous values screen can be used to view

a fixed list of parameters associated with the current

active load. It is also used to edit the active

Farm/Field/Load names.

Enter the information box by pressing the ”right”

navigation key. The selected item will blink and in the

text bar a description of the selected item is shown.

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The Instantaneous values screen allows for editing of

the active Farm, Field, or Load.

The active name can be edited at any time. The farm,

field, and load name edit function works in the same

manner for all objects.

From the Instantaneous values screen, use the up

and down arrow keys on the keypad to navigate to the

item to be edited.

NOTE: To obtain correct values, the moisture sensor,

and the flow sensor needs to be correctly calibrated

(refer to paragraph headed ”Calibrations for yield

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monitoring or mapping”.

Pressing the “enter” key brings up the edit function

window (1).

Using the keypad, the name is edited, left justified and

12 characters maximum.

Pressing the ”enter” key, returns the edited name to

the corresponding selector.

Pressing the ESC key aborts the edit process.

Any change of name will carry all harvest info saved

data from the old name to the new name.

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Instantaneous parameter list

Icon

Label

US format

US units

Metric format

Metric units

Yield - Dry

XXX.XX

bu/ac

XXX.XXX

ton/ha

Moisture

XX.X

%

XX.X

%

Area

XXXX.XX

ac

XXXX.XX

ha

Dry mass

XXXXXXX

lb

XXXX.XXX

ton

Dry mass

XXXXXX.X

bu

XXXXXX.X

cu/meter

Volume

Harvest rate

XX.XX

ac/hr

XX.XX

ha/hr

Mass flow - Dry

XXXX.X

bu/hr

XXXX.XX

ton/hr

Yield - Wet

XXX.XX

bu/ac

XXX.XX

ton/ha

Mass flow - Wet

XXXX.X

bu/hr

XXXX.XX

ton/hr

Wet mass

XXXXXX.X

bu

XXXXXX.X

cu meter

Volume

Wet mass

XXXXXXX

lb

XXXX.XXX

ton

Trip distance

XXXXXXXX.XX

XXXXX.XXX

km

ft

Time harvested

XX.XX

hours

XX.XX

hours

Yield sensor

X.XXX

V.h

X.XXX

V.h

Signal voltage

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2. Select active load

The select active load screen is accessed by

selecting the “Select the active load” icon (1).

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If no data card is inserted and the ’enter’ key is

pressed without highlighting any farm/field/load/crop

submenu (as shown in previous figure), the ”Job

delete sub-menu” will appear. Use this to delete a

single job (farm) or all jobs (farms) from the MDM

memory.

NOTE: When a data card is installed, nothing will

happen (no pop-up list appears) when the ”enter” key

is pressed.

Select or create Farm, Field, or Load name

NOTE: During harvest, the select/create function for

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farm, field, load and crop type is locked out,

preventing the operator from attempting to change

any of the active items on this screen.

The following describes the steps to select or create

a farm. Steps to select or create a field or load are

similar.

With a PC card, there can be a maximum of 50 Farms

with 50 Fields per Farm and 50 Loads per field.

Without a PC Card installed, the InfoViewt flash is

limited to a maximum of 16 Loads divided between

any combination of 10 Farms and Fields.

Farm name

To change the active farm, select active load screen,

highlight the farm selector window (1), then press

”enter.”

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A drop down list will appear displaying the farm

names arranged in order they were created.

The first selection will always be ”New...” (Assuming

the maximum number of Farms has not been

reached). Using the up and down arrow keys,

navigate to the desired farm.

Pressing the ”enter” key selects the desired farm as

the active farm and returns to the farm selector

screen.

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To create a new farm, highlight the ”New...” then

press ”enter”.

A pop-up window is displayed with the automated

system generated farm name.

Use the keypad to edit the name

(12 characters maximum).

Pressing the ”enter” key will save the name.

Pressing “ESC” will abort the edit process and return

to the select active farm drop down list without

creating a new farm.

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The operator will not be allowed to create a new farm

if the maximum number of Farms is reached. The

“New...” selection will not be displayed. To regain the

ability to create new farms when the maximum

number has been reached, the data must be archived

to the desktop computer using the Precision Farming

Software. After the card data is archived, the .cnh file

on the card must be deleted using Windows Explorer.

NOTE: All data will be lost if the card is not archived

before deleting the .cnh file.

To use previously created Farm and Field names

after clearing a card, they will have to be exported

from the desktop computer to the card. This is

accomplished using the Device Setup Utility as

described in the Precision Farming Software

documentation.

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If there is no PC card present and the operator

attempts to create a new farm after the maximum

number of farms has been reached, the command will

be ignored and a ”Memory full - delete a farm or field”

(or a ”Memory full - delete a load”) pop-up will appear.

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Crop type

The operator can select the crop type using the crop

selector.

To change the crop type, highlight the crop selector

window (1), then press ”enter”.

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A pop-up window will appear displaying the crop

names.

Using the ”up” and/or ”down” arrow keys, navigate to

the desired crop.

Pressing the ”enter” key selects the desired crop type

associated with the active load and returns to the crop

selector screen.

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After harvest data has been collected for the load, the

crop type function will be locked out, preventing the

operator from attempting to change the crop type

associated with the active load.

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3. Harvest summary

The harvest screen is accessed by selecting the

harvest summary icon (1).

The harvest summary screen can be used to view

harvest history

(cumulative/average values for a

particular farm/field/load) for records residing on the

PC card or the InfoViewt flash.

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If harvesting is attempted and no PC card is installed,

or if the card is removed during harvesting, a ”Not

logging to data card” pop-up message will appear.

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Harvest summary parameter list

Icon

Label

US format

US units

Metric format

Metric units

Yield - Dry

XXX.XX

bu/ac

XXX.XX

ton/ha

Moisture

XX.X

%

XX.X

%

Area

XXXX.XX

ac

XXXX.XX

ha

Dry mass

XXXXXXX

lb

XXXX.XXX

ton

Dry mass

XXXXXX.X

bu

XXXXXX.X

cu/meter

Volume

Harvest rate

XX.XX

ac/hr

XX.XX

ha/hr

Mass flow - Dry

XXXX.X

bu/hr

XXXX.XX

ton/hr

Yield - Wet

XXX.XX

bu/ac

XXX.XX

ton/ha

Mass flow - Wet

XXXX.X

bu/hr

XXXX.XX

ton/hr

Wet mass

XXXXXX.X

bu

XXXXXX.X

cu meter

Volume

Wet mass

XXXXXXX

lb

XXXX.XXX

ton

Trip distance

XXXXXXXX

XXXXX.XXX

km

ft

Time harvested

XX.XX

hours

XX.XX

hours

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4. Marker setup

This sub-menu is only available when a data card is

installed.

When creating a yield map of the field being

harvested, markers can be set to identify the places

in the field with stones, lodged crop, ...

Up to six different types of markers (e.g. weed,

stones, other variety,...) can be used while creating a

yield map. There are

12 total marker names

available, any one of which can be assigned to the six

markers numbers on the display.

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The actual assignment is displayed next to each

number. The assignment of markers to the numbers

can be changed.

To change the assignment of markers to the

numbers, proceed as follows:

1. Navigate to the marker setup screen, then press

the ”right” navigation key.

2. Select the number to be changed using the ”up”

or ”down” navigation keys.

3. Press ”enter”.

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4. Pop-up screen (1) appears showing the different

markers available.

5. Select the desired type of marker with the ”up” or

”down” navigation key.

6. Press ”enter” to assign the selected marker to the

number.

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To identify an area in the field with a marker, press the

number assigned to that marker on the alphanumeric

keypad. The number pressed is shown in the

indicator bar near the ”data card installed” symbol at

“1”.

NOTE: Pressing a number (1 to 6) to identify markers

can be done when “Road info”, “Main info”, “Custom

info” or “Harvest info” menu or sub-menu is selected.

If another menu is selected by pressing a number, the

“Main info” menu will blinking.

Pushing again the number on the alphanumeric

keypad will cause the marking to stop. The number

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shown in the indicator bar will disappear from the

screen.

NOTE: It is possible to enter more than one number

at the same time, if more than one marker needs to

be set at the same time in the field during harvesting.

NOTE: If you want to set a marker during harvesting

and you don’t remember the assignments, proceed

as follows:

1. Select “Road Info”, “Main info, or Custom info”

menu and press “enter”.

2. Pop-up screen (1) will appear.

3. Select “Markers listing”, using “up” navigation key

and press “enter”.

or

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Press number ”0” on the alphanumeric keypad

when any menu is selected.

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4. A pop-up screen will appear showing the six

numbers with the different markers assigned.

5. Press the number corresponding to the marker

you want to select, using the alphanumeric

keypad.

or

Using the “up” and/or “down” navigation keys to

select a marker and press “enter”.

If you will select more markers repeat this

procedure.

6. To delete a selected marker, select again this

marker and press “enter”.

or

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Press the number corresponding to the marker

already selected.

NOTE: The double arrow in front of a marker on this

pop-up screen indicates this marker is already

selected.

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5. Calibration

The sensor calibration screen is accessed by

selecting the calibration icon (1).

The moisture sensor and the mass flow sensor must

be calibrated based on actual known measurements.

The moisture sensor calibration is always crop type

specific. The mass flow sensor calibration is global,

across all crop types. It is also stored in each load.

The calibration screen allows the operator to:

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• Select a sensor type to calibrate (2).

• Select a specific crop to calibrate (3).

• Select a specific farm, field and load (4).

• View the machine measured value of weight or

moisture (5) (depending on sensor type selected)

for the selected data set.

• Enter the manually measured ’actual’ value of

weight or moisture (6), (depending on sensor

type selected) for the selected data set.

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• View the percent error (7) between the measured

and actual values for the selected data set.

• Trigger the generation of calibration values for the

selected data set and newly created data sets (8).

Sensor selection

From the calibration screen, select the sensor type

(1) and press ”enter”. A pop-up list will appear.

Use the up and down arrow keys to navigate to the

flow or moisture sensor to be calibrated.

Press the ”enter” key to select the sensor.

Select the desired dataset (crop type, farm, field and

load) to be calibrated. This selection procedure

operates the same as on the “Select active load”

screen.

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NOTE: The following describes the steps to setup

and perform crop calibration. Steps to setup and

perform the moisture sensor calibration are similar.

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Crop calibration setup

Measured load weight (1) is labeled ”value” at the

bottom of the screen.

The actual load weight (2) is labeled ”new value”.

The load error (or percent difference) (3) between

measured and actual values is labeled “deviation”.

Upon initial selection of a dataset, the measured and

actual load weights are equal to each other and the

load error is 0.0%.

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The current, active load cannot be used as a

calibration load.

The operator receives a pop-up window (1) informing

of this conflict and no load is selected.

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From the calibration screen, select the actual load

weight via the navigation arrow keys; then press

”enter”. A pop-up window (1), is displayed which

allows the operator to input the actual load weight via

the numeric keypad, then press ”enter”.

Also the load to be calibrated must contain valid

harvest data. If it does not, it will not be displayed on

the load drop down list.

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To reflect the difference between the two weights, the

load error (1) changes from 0.0% (assuming the

difference is at least or greater than 0.1%). The

”calibrate now” selection (2) is now displayed below

load error.

Perform crop calibration

NOTE: Calibration can only be performed with the

straw elevator disengaged.

Select the ”calibrate now” (2) and press ”enter”.

This load is tagged as the

”Calibration load”

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(”Calibration load” flag set) and locked to prevent the

addition of any more measured weight.

The “calibration load” flag will remain set for loads

previously used for calibration and these loads will

remain locked. However, only the load currently

selected on this Calibration screen is used for the

current calibration process.

A ”Calibration successful” pop-up window (1), is now

displayed and the ”calibrate now” selection is no

longer present.

Additionally, the measured value now reflects the

actual value and the load error returns to 0.0%.

NOTE: After calibration of a load, it is no more

possible to continue with this load, a new active load

needs to be selected.

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DATA LOGGER (IF INSTALLED)

To keep all the field data is it necessary to insert a data

card in the data logger.

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To install a data card correct in the data logger,

proceed as follows:

1. Install the data card with the New Holland logo on

the top side and with the connection holes first

into the data logger.

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2. Push the data card into the logger until the button

is extended out.

3. Close the data logger.

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If icon

2 appears on the Harvest info screen

means that the data card is present in the data

logger.

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To check how many percent of the total memory

capacity is still available on the data card, select

menu

“combine information” screen and

sub-menu item

“data logger”

, using the

navigation keys.

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When the data card reaches 5% remaining storage

capacity, a level 1 ”Datacard Full” warning will be

received with an audible alarm.

It will clear itself automatically and reappear every

four minutes.

To regain card space, the data must be archived to

the desktop computer using the Precision Farming

Software. After the card is archived, the .cnh file on

the card must be deleted using Windows Explorer.

NOTE: All data will be lost if the card is not archived

before deleting the .cnh file.

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To use previously created Farm and Field names

after clearing a card, they will have to be exported

from the desktop computer to the card. This is

accomplished using the Device Setup Utility as

described in the Precision Farming Software

documentation.

When the data card reaches 3% remaining storage

capacity, a level 2, ”Datacard Full” warning will be

received with an audible alarm. It will stay on screen

until acknowledged by the operator. While on screen,

audible alarm will sound every 30 seconds. Once

acknowledged, it reappears every 2 minutes. Data

from the card should be archived and unwanted files

removed to regain space as described in the previous

paragraph.

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When the data card reaches 1% remaining storage

capacity, a level 3, ”Datacard Full” warning will be

received with an audible alarm.

It will stay on screen until acknowledged by the

operator.

While on screen, audible alarm will sound every 30

seconds.

Once acknowledged, it reappears every 1 minutes.

When the card becomes completely full, data logging

will be disabled until data from the card is archived

and unwanted files removed to regain space as

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described in the previous paragraph.

NOTE: When a data card from another combine will

be used, a message appears: “This load is not for this

combine”.

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To remove the data card, proceed as follows:

1. Open the data card door and push on the button.

2. Remove the data card.

IMPORTANT: Be careful with your data card, this

card contain all the field information.

NOTE: Every time the combine ignition switch is

placed in the ON position, a new [date stamp].log file

is created. These log files can be copied or moved to

a personal computer using a PCMCIA card slot.

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(DIFFERENTIAL) GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM - (D)GPS (IF INSTALLED)

The GPS receiver uses differential GPS (DGPS) to

achieve accuracy to less than one meter (yard).

DGPS requires two or more receivers. One receiver,

called the reference or base station, is located at a

known point to determine the GPS measurement

errors. The reference station broadcasts correction

values, which are used by the mobile GPS receivers

to improve the accuracy of the GPS signal. When this

signal cannot be received by the GPS receiver

(because it’s operating to far from the reference

station) the receiver can use the satellite correction

signal. Satellite differential GPS signals are sent from

the reference station through a satellite transponder

to users within the view of satellite.

The icon appears in the status bar and shows if there

is (D)GPS reception or not.

1. No reception

2. DGPS reception

3. Only GPS reception (blinking)

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GPS status+configuration screen

This screen gives the possibility to set up the GPS

receiver. By factory setting the receiver is set up to

receive the GPS signal and every beacon differential

correction signal. If the combine is operating far from

the reference station it can happen that differential

correction gets lost frequently. In this case it is

advised to take a subscription on a satellite

differential GPS signal.

For example: OMNISTAR.(www.omnistar.com)

To enter the GPS configuration screen to set-up the

receiver for a particular satellite, proceed as follows:

1. Select the combine info screen in the menu bar

by using the up and down navigation keys.

2. A sub-menu will appear next to the menu bar.

3. To enter that sub-menu, press the

”right”

navigation key.

4. Select “GPS info”, by using the up and down

navigation keys and press “enter”. A pop-up

screen appears.

5. Select “Virtual Terminal GPS” and press “enter”.

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6. Pop-up screen (1) appears.

The contents depend on the selected DGPS data

source.

D-XX = Differential GPS reception

G-XX = Only GPS reception

X-2D = 2-D position only (latitude/longitude)

X-3D = 3-D position/ coordinates

(latitude/ longitude+ height above the sea level)

Sv XX = Number of satellites tracked

(more = better)

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DOP = For diagnostics/ troubleshooting only

B = Receiver is using Beacon DGPS

A-R = Beacon operating mode

312.00 = Beacon frequency, varies depending

the beacon used

S/n XX = Signal / noise ratio (quality of signal),

(higher = better)

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7. Go to screen (2) (fig. 131), using the right and

down navigation keys.

NOTE: The direction (arrow) of the new screen

compared to the screen before gives the direction of

the navigation key to use.

8.

Select the “DGPS mode” screen (2) (fig. 131) by

using the right navigation key. Using the up and

down navigation keys gives the possibility to

select the mode.

• DGPS Only

• DGPS Manual Off

• DGPS Auto On/Off

9.

Press “enter” to confirms the selection.

10. Select the “DGPS source” screen (3) (fig. 131)

by using the right navigation key. Using the up

and down navigation keys gives the possibility to

select the source.

• Omnistar

• Beacon Only

• WAAS/ EGNOS Only

• Auto

11. Press “enter” to confirms the selection.

12. Select the screen (4) (fig. 131) by using the right

navigation key. Using the up and down navigation

keys gives the possibility to select the status of

the satellite.

NOTE: The table below shows the status for each

satellite that needs to be selected.

(The satellite will be visible as name or number)

Satellite

Status

AORE (120)

Ignore Hlth

ARTE (124)

Ignore Hlth

IORW (126)

Ignore Hlth

IOR (131)

Disabled

Others

Disabled

13. Press “enter” to confirm the selection.

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Factory default values

(Automatic Crop Settings)

Crop

Drum speed

Concave clear-

Fan speed

Upper sieve

Lower sieve

ance

Soybeans

550

20 mm

750

11 mm

7 mm

Corn (Maize)

360

25 mm

850

12 mm

10 mm

Wheat

800

10 mm

750

11 mm

5 mm

Oats

740

10 mm

570

11 mm

5 mm

Rye

850

10 mm

700

11 mm

5 mm

Barley

850

10 mm

750

11 mm

5 mm

Sorghum

640

10 mm

770

10 mm

6 mm

Popcorn

360

25 mm

850

12 mm

10 mm

Beans

340

27 mm

1000

15 mm

11 mm

Canola

500

24 mm

450

8 mm

3 mm

Rice

680

20 mm

650

11 mm

5 mm

Sunflowers

300

27 mm

600

11 mm

7 mm

Peas

340

20 mm

1000

10 mm

11 mm

NOTE: “Corn 2, 3 and 4” and using the same settings of “Corn”.

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Activating the ACS

1. The ACS is activated from the “Combine” page of

the “Configuration info” screen.

NOTE: This configuration can also be placed on any

of the operator configurable screens (Road info, Main

info, and Custom info).

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2. When the ACS is activated, and the threshing is

engaged, the “Threshing engaged” icon 1 will

encircle the ACS Mode (1, 2, H) icon and the

“Logging Info” pop-up window 2 will appear for 5

seconds.

The ACS modes are:

• Mode 1 = 1

• Mode 2 = 2

• Headland = H

NOTE: The ACS mode icon will be displayed

whenever the ACS is activated, whether or not the

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NOTE: If the ACS is off, the center of the threshing

engaged icon will be empty and the ACS mode and

ACS type lines will not be displayed on the pop-up

window.

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NOTE: The ACS mode icon 1 will be displayed

whenever the ACS is activated, whether or not the

thresher is engaged.

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Saving ACS user settings

1. To save ACS user settings from the “Main info”,

“Combine info” or “Road info” screens, highlight

one of these menus and press “enter”.

The “Save Current Settings” option is the first

item in the list and is initially highlighted. Press

“enter” again.

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2. Pressing “enter” a third time will save the settings

for the current crop and ACS mode. If the

operator desires to save the settings for a

different crop or ACS mode, they can be

accessed from the drop down menus.

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Crop settings and current settings

1. Select the Automatic Crop Settings screen 1 in

the menu bar. Two sub-menu symbols will

appear, current settings 2 and crop settings 3.

Crop settings

NOTE: The crop settings screens allow the operator

to edit the crop list as well as edit and save machine

settings.

1. Select the crop settings sub-menu 3 to display the

list of crops.

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2. The double arrow 4 to the left of a crop indicates

the crop selected for the current job (fig. 138).

3. Press “enter” to display the pop-up window.

The edit options are:

• Select crops to show

• Show all crops

• Delete user setting

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4. To display only the crops the combine will be used

to harvest, select “Select crops to show” and

press “enter”.

5. The pop-up screen will list all 16 factory defined

crops. Use the

“up” and

“down” navigation

buttons to navigate through the list.

Use the “left” navigate button to select or deselect

a crop. Once the desired crop is selected, press

the

“enter” key. The selected crop will be

displayed on the Automatic Crop Setting and

Harvest info screens.

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The different crops that can be selected are:

1. Soybeans

2. Corn

3. Wheat

4. Oats

5. Rye

6. Barley

7. Sorghum

8. Popcorn

9. Edible Beans

10. Corn 2

11. Canola

12. Rice

13. Sunflowers

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14. Corn 3

15. Corn 4

16. Peas

Each crop has its own settings which are used to

calculate the ”dry” weight and the ”volume”.

(“volume”= only when US units are selected)

These settings are initially set at the factory and are

mentioned in a table (see further).

These setting can be changed. Proceed as follows:

1. Select the crop of which the setting are to be

changed and press “Enter”.

2. Pop up screen 1 appears.

3. Select “Characteristics ...” and press “enter”.

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4. Pop-up screen 2 appears.

5. Select the

”Manual moisture”,

“Standard

moisture content” or the ”Density” setting and

press “enter”.

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A pop-up screen 3 is displayed which allows the

operator to input the actual moisture content or the

density via the numeric keypad, then press “enter”.

NOTE: The factory setting for the different crop types

regarding “Standard moisture content” and “Crop

density” are listed below.

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Crop

Standard moisture (%)

Crop density

kg/m³

lb/bu

Soybeans

13.0

766

59

Corn (Maize)

15.5

709

54

Wheat

13.0

766

59

Oats

14.0

426

33

Rye

14.0

709

54

Barley

14.0

624

48

Sorghum

13.0

709

54

Popcorn

14.0

766

59

Edible Beans

14.5

795

61

Corn 2

15.5

709

54

Canola (Rapeseed)

10.0

681

52

Rice

14.0

568

44

Sunflowers

6.0

568

44

Corn 3

15.5

709

54

Corn 4

15.5

709

54

Peas

10.5

766

59

NOTE: “Corn 2, 3 and 4” and using the same settings of “Corn”.

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ACS mode screen

1. This screen is used to choose among the three

modes. Headland is the setting the combine will

adjust to when the header is raised at the end of

the crop when using the automatic header height.

Mode 1 and Mode 2 are two different settings the

operator can switch between, using the

Automatic Crop Settings tumbler switch.

Highlight the desired mode, then press “enter”.

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2. A pop-up screen 1 appears.

3. Highlight the ACS Type 2 and press “enter” to

display the type selection pop-up.

• None - This selection will not change any

combine settings from the previously

selected mode. The values shown will be a

string of #s

• Default - Factory settings for that crop. If this

is a custom crop, the default values for wheat

are used.

• User - User will be able to change the

settings.

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4. To change a setting, highlight the setting. Modify

the value using either the +/- key or the numeric

keypad. To save the value, select “Confirm” and

press “enter”.

NOTE: The machine will adjust speeds to the new

setting only if the thresher is engaged and the engine

speed is greater than 1800 RPM.

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