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New Holland CX720, CX740, CX760, CX780, CX820, CX840, CX860, CX880. Operator's Manual - page 6

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8. To adjust, disconnect the wiring loom 1 from the

HGS sensor 2.

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9. Remove the HGS sensor assembly 2 from the

spindle 7.

10. Remove the Allen screws to remove the cover 8

on the cab roof.

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11. Re-install the HGS sensor assembly 2 and fix in

place with the bolts 9, lock washers and nuts 10.

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12. Loosen the bolt connection 3 and move the

bracket 4 with the turntable actuator on the cross

member 5 to the right or to the left until the HGS

sensor 2 (fig. 229) looks straight forward.

NOTE: This is not the operating position of the

SmartSteert

13. Tighten the bracket

4 in place with the bolt

connection 3.

14. The turntable calibration is now done.

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15. Remove the HGS sensor assembly 2 from the

spindle 7 and install the cover 8 on the cab roof

and tighten the Allen screws.

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16. Re-install the HGS sensor assembly 2 and fix in

place with the bolts 9, lock washers and nuts 10.

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17. Make sure that distance “X” = “Y”.

Adjust with the bolts (11) and (12).

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18. Connect the wiring loom 1 to the HGS sensor 2.

NOTE: Leave the wiring loom 1 sufficiently long so

the HGS sensor 2 can be turn freely to the left and to

the right.

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Error

Possible cause

Remedy

1

SmartSteert state is enabled or active

Disable SmartSteert by pressing shortly on

the enable switch on the RHM

4

After 10 seconds, the end-of-travel of the

Check wiring to the actuator motor; make

actuator was still not detected; end-of-travel is

sure battery voltage of the combine is OK;

detected when current is above 6 A for

retry with engine running if battery voltage is

100 ms (0.1 s)

low

5

User has pressed ESC (or Quick stop) button

Do not press the ESC (or Quick stop) button

during the calibration

during the calbration

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Autopilot type is different from “1”

Set Autopilot type to “1” (= SmartSteert)

(= SmartSteert)

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Result of the calibration is invalid due to:

- supply voltage of sensor to low

Check voltage supply to the actuator

potentiometer (should be +/- 5 V)

- sensor signal not changing enough

Make sure the actuator can move freely; if

(range < 2.2 V between fully

OK, the actuator or the sensor inside might

extended/retracted position)

be faulty. In this case, replace the actuator.

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Feedback signal from actuator potentiometer

is outside the expected limits

(< 0.1 V or > 5.0 V)

Voltage supply problem

Check voltage supply to the actuator

potentiometer (should be +/- 5 V)

Sensor problem

Check sensor in actuator

Connector problem

Check all connectors between the actuator

and the CCM3 (Refer to your local Dealer)

Wiring problem

Check all wiring between the actuator and the

CCM3 (Refer to your local Dealer)

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Feedback signal from actuator position is not

valid:

- Sensor problem

Check feedback sensor in actuator and

eventually replace actuator

- Connector problem

Check all connectors between the actuator

and the CCM3 (Refer to your local Dealer)

- Wiring problem

Check all wiring between the actuator and the

CCM3 (Refer to your local Dealer)

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Straight steer calibration

This calibration will calibrate the sensor in the rear

axle steering cylinder to its “0”

(driving straight forward) position.

This calibration has to be done:

• only once after the installation of the right steering

cylinder.

• on level ground and in an area where you can

drive the combine straight forward:

To calibrate, proceed as follows:

IMPORTANT: Make sure you have done the

“Calibration of the HGS turntable actuator” before

continuing.

1.

Start the engine and turn the steering wheel so

that the sensor in the steering column recognises

the movement.

Turn the steering wheels into a position for driving

straight forward. Test by driving the combine for

a short distance and verify that the combine

follows a straight line.

2.

Enable the SmartSteert system by pressing the

SmartSteert rocker switch for minimum two

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seconds.

3.

The SmartSteert icon will appear greyed in the

upper left-hand corner of the InfoViewt monitor.

4.

Press and hold the SmartSteert rocker switch

for at least 5 seconds, until the SmartSteert icon

starts blinking, indicating that the calibration

mode has been entered. Keep the button pressed

for another three seconds to calibrate the

steering cylinder sensor. The icon on the

InfoViewt will become solid greyed out again.

5.

The calibration is done.

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6.

After a successful calibration and with the

steering wheels in a straight forward driving

position, the calibration value shown in the

“driveline screen” should be 0.0 degrees.

(turning to the left show negative (-) values,

turning to the right show positive (+) values)

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Calibration of the HGS Turntable sensor

1. Turn the steering wheel slightly so that the sensor

in the steering column recognises the steering

wheel.

2. Activate the SmartSteert system by pressing

and holding the SmartSteert rocker switch for a

minimum of two seconds.

3. The SmartSteert icon will appear greyed out in

the upper left corner of the InfoViewt monitor.

4. Select the calibration sub-menu and press the

“right” navigation key to enter the information box.

5. Select item “HGS Turntable sensor”, using the

navigation key and press “enter”.

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Message: “Refer to manual for more information”

Message: “Then press ENTER”

6. Press “enter” to continue or “esc” to abort the

calibration.

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Message: “Calibration initiated”

7. The SmartSteert sensor will now search and

determine the position of the crop edge, left-hand

side or right-hand side of the header.

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Message: “Calibration successful”

8. When the InfoViewt monitor indicates that the

calibration has finished successfully, verify that

the HGS sensor is looking to the intended crop

edge by driving with a minimum speed of 0.5

km/h.

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NOTE: If the HGS sensor does not find the crop edge

within a certain time limit then this message will be

viewed on the InfoViewt monitor as shown.

9. Drive the combine to a new position and

recalibrate as instructed above.

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Error

Possible cause

Remedy

1

SmartSteert is not enabled

Enable SmartSteert by pressing long on the

Enable switch on the RHM (if icon is not

shown), or stop driving (if SmartSteert is in

automatic = active mode)

4

No crop edge found

Put the combine (with header) in front

(straight line) of a crop edge

Actuator did not reach the desired position or

Check HGS sensor (does it move? is the

CCM3 did not receive a proper answer over

glass not covered with dust? are the lenses

CAN from the HGS sensor

moving?). Check that you are in front of a

proper crop edge and retry a calbration

5

User has pressed ESC (or Quick stop) button

Do not press the ESC (or Quick stop) button

during the calibration

during the calbration

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Autopilot type is different from 1

Set Autopilot type to 1 (= SmartSteert)

(= SmartSteert)

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Feedback signal from actuator position is not

Check feedback sensor in actuator and

valid: sensor problem

eventually replace actuator

connector problem

Check all connectors between the actuator

and the CCM3 (Refer to your local Dealer)

wiring problem

Check all wiring between the actuator and the

CCM3 (Refer to your local Dealer)

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HGS sensor is not sending messages on the

CAN line(s) to HGS disconnected and/or

CAN bus

sensor malfunction

HGS sensor is not powered

Check power lines to the HGS sensor (could

be connector, wiring, or voltage supply issue

e.g. blown fuse F-49, relay K-26 not working

correctly, missing ground X124

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6. Combine

In this sub-menu the operator can set the following

items.

• Option module CCM 3

• ACS status

NOTE: The other items mentioned are factory-set

and does not need to be changed.

• Option module CCM 3

If press “enter” when this item is selected, a pop-up

screen appears, showing the two possibilities

“Installed” or “Not installed”.

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

press “enter” to confirm your choice.

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• ACS status

If press “enter” when this item is selected, a pop-up

screen appears, showing the two possibilities “Off” or

“On”.

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

press “enter” to confirm your choice.

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7. Engine

In this sub-menu the operator can set following items:

• Rotary screen brush

• Engine RPM low alarm

NOTE: The other items mentioned are factory-set

and does not need to be changed.

• Rotary screen brush

If press “enter” when this item is selected, a pop-up

screen appears, showing the two possibilities

“Installed” or “Not installed”.

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

press “enter” to confirm your choice.

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• Engine RPM low alarm

To change the value, using the “+” and “-” navigation

keys and press enter to store.

Factory set=1950 rpm

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8. Electrical

In this sub-menu the operator can set the following

item:

• Indicator lights

If press “enter” when this item is selected, a pop-up

screen appears, showing the two possibilities

“European” or “North America”.

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

press “enter” to confirm your choice.

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9. Hydraulics

In this sub-menu, all settings are factory set and do

not need to be changed.

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10. Driveline

In this sub-menu the operator can set following items:

• Tyre radius

• Rear wheel assist

• Dual range (Only if rear wheel assist is installed)

• Tracks type

• Autopilot type

NOTE: The other items in this sub-menu are factory

set and should not be changed.

• Tyre radius

To change, proceed as follows:

1. Select item “Tyre radius”.

2. To change the value of the tyre radius, using the

“+” and “-” navigation keys and press enter to

store.

NOTE: The number of the tyre radius can be find in

the listed below.

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Tyre radius

Traction Tyre

Tyre radius value

620/75R34-170A8-DT820

0.859 m

650/75R32-172A8-DT822

0.863 m

710/70R34-178A8-MegaXBib

0.897 m

800/65R32-172A8-DT822

0.864 m

800/65R32-172A8-XM28

0.869 m

900/60R32-176A8-DT830

0.919 m

900/60R32-176A8-MegaXbib

0.893 m

900/65R32-172A8-TD8

0.956 m

1050/50R32-178A8 MegaXBib

0.899 m

18.4R42-153A8-RAT23 (duals)

0.881 m

20.8R42-155A8-RAT23 (duals)

0.922 m

420/80R46-159A8-RAT23 (duals)

0.889 m

Tracks

0.352 m

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• Rear wheel assist

If press “enter” when this item is selected, a pop-up

screen appears, showing the two possibilities

“Installed” or “Not installed”.

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

press “enter” to confirm your choice.

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• Dual range

NOTE: Only on the screen if a power rear axle is

installed.

If press “enter” when this item is selected, a pop-up

screen appears, showing the two possibilities

“Installed” or “Not installed”.

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

press “enter” to confirm your choice.

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• Tracks type

The operator can make a choice between number “0”,

”1” and “2”.

If select “0”: tyres are selected.

Select “1” or “2” when using tracks.

To change the number of the tracks type, using the “+”

and “-” navigation keys and press enter to store.

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• Autopilot type

The operator can make a choice between number “0”,

”1” and “2”.

“0” = Not installed

“1” = SmartSteert

“2-7” = Future options

To change the number of the tracks type, using the “+”

and “-” navigation keys and press enter to store.

NOTE: In this case select ”1”.

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11. Header

In this sub-menu the operator can find the following

items depend the attachment in these sequence:

Maize header

Grain header

Pick-up header

Draper/Varifeedt

Header type

x

x

x

x

Header platform type

x

x

x

x

Header usage

x

x

x

Header width

x

x

x

Rows in use

x

Total rows

x

Row distance

x

Header raise rate

x

x

x

x

Header lower rate

x

x

x

x

Header threshold pressure

x

x

x

x

Minimum reel speed

x

x

x

Auto reel speed slope

x

x

x

Header lateral float

x

x

x

x

Header Autofloatt

x

x

x

x

Reel drive type

x

x

x

Maximum stubble height

x

x

x

x

Header lift cylinders

x

x

x

x

Auto header lift

x

x

x

x

Reel fore-back

x

x

x

Vertical knives

x

x

x

Reel vertical position

x

x

x

Reel horizontal position

x

x

x

Reel speed sensor

x

x

x

Hydraulic deck plates

x

x

Height sensitivity

x

x

x

x

Tilt sensitivity

x

x

x

x

Tilt/Knife position valve

x

x

x

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• Header type

If the header is equipped with a header recognition

sensor and is recognised by the combine, the system

will search through the four memorized header blocks

and all information for the corresponding block will be

shown in the header configuration menu and used for

proper header operation.

In case it is programmable or default header, than

there is a possibility to change the first line.

When the header with recognition sensor is fitted to

the combine and no matching header block is found,

the system will look to find a non defined block, if one

is found it will became the header block for the

attached header.

or

If all header blocks are already used, the system will

look for the least used block and redefine it for the

attached header.

In both cases a pop-up screen appears:

Message: “Header needs to be defined”.

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If a header is recognised, the upper line cannot be

changed by the operator.

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The operator can also configure an attached header

as “programmable”.

This feature can be used if the customer has two

headers of the same type and is frequently rotating

the use of both headers on the same combine.

When the header type sensor is installed as

“programmable”, the header type configuration will

be marked as shown.

This symbol ”###” communicates the operator that

the connected header is not defined.

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When the operator highlights the header type

configuration the symbol “xxx” will change to “Not

Defined” and the configuration will become editable.

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If press “enter”, a pop-up screen appears showing the

different headers.

• Corn

• Grain

• Pick-up

• Draper / Varifeed

Select the header type attached to the combine and

press “enter”.

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• Header platform type

To select the header configuration, proceed as

follows:

1. Select the item ”Header platform type” in the

header sub-menu and press “enter”.

2. A pop-up screen appears on the screen showing

the different header types depending on the

selected “Header type”.

3. Select the correct header type using the ”up” or

”down” navigation keys.

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4. Press ”enter” to store.

• Grain header, Draper

Rigid

Flex

• Corn header

Rigid

Foldable

• Pick-up

No selection to be made.

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• Header usage

If the full header width is not used during harvesting,

a header width correction has to be made to obtain a

correct area counting.

Proceed as follows:

1. Select the item ”Header Usage” in the header

sub-menu.

2. Change the ”usage”, using the ”+” and/or ”-”

keys.

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3. Press ”Enter” to store the new value.

NOTE: The value can only be changed in steps of

1m (Metric) or 1 ft (Imperial).

Remark: It is possible to make the header usage

value visible on the main work screen as you will use

this screen most of the time while harvesting.

• Header width

When another header is attached to the combine, it

is necessary to recalibrate the header width to obtain

a correct area counting.

Proceed as follows:

1. Select the item ”Header width”.

2. Use the ”+” or ”-” buttons to change the header

width.

3. Press ”enter” to store.

NOTE: The value can only be changed in steps of

0.1m.

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• Rows in use

In case a corn header is attached to the combine and

to obtain a correct hectare counting, the number of

rows that are used can be adjusted.

Proceed as follows:

1. Select the item ”Rows in use”.

2. Change the value, using the ”+” and/or ”-” keys.

NOTE: The value can be changed from 24 down to

0.

3. Press ”Enter” to store the new value.

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Remark: It is possible to make the ”Rows in use”

value visible on the main work screen as you will use

this screen most of the time while harvesting.

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• Total rows

When another corn header is attached to the

combine, it is necessary to recalibrate the total

number of rows to obtain a correct area counting.

Proceed as follows:

1. Select the item ”Total rows”.

2. Use the ”+” or ”-” buttons to change the setting.

3. Press ”enter” to store.

NOTE: The setting can be changed from 4 up to 24.

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• Row distance

When another corn header is attached to the

combine, it is necessary to recalibrate the row

distance to obtain a correct area counting.

Proceed as follows:

1. Select the item ”Row distance”.

2. Use the ”+” or ”-” buttons to change the setting.

3. Press ”enter” to store.

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• Header raise rate

The manual slow raise speed (first speed on the

header height rocker switch of the multifunction

handle) can be changed.

Proceed as follows:

1. Select the item ”Header raise rate”.

2. Use the ”+” or ”-” buttons to change the setting.

3. Press ”enter” to store.

NOTE: The setting can be changed between 32 and

250% in steps of 34.

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Factory set=100%.

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• Header lower rate

The fast lower speed (the automatic header height

control button or second speed on the header height

rocker switch of the multi-function handle) can be

changed.

Proceed as follows:

1. Select the item ”Header lower rate”.

2. Use the ”+” or ”-” buttons to change the setting.

3. Press ”enter” to store.

NOTE: The setting can be changed between 2 and

250% in steps of 7.

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Factory-set = 100%.

• Header threshold pressure

This setting determines when the header height

control system should switch between

”stubble

height” or “Autofloatt” mode and ”compensation”

mode.

Proceed as follows:

1. Select the item ”Header threshold Press.”.

2. Use the ”+” or ”-” buttons to change the setting.

3. Press ”enter” to store.

NOTE: Value can be changed between 2 bar and 20

bar (29 - 290 psi) in steps of 1 bar.

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Factory-set = 10 bar (147 psi).

• Minimum reel speed

A minimum reel speed can be set when working with

the automatic reel to ground speed synchronization.

Proceed as follows:

1. Select the item ”Minimum reel speed”.

2. Use the ”+” or ”-” buttons to change the setting.

3. Press ”enter” to store.

NOTE: Value can be changed between 0 and 10 km/h

in steps of 0,1 km/h.

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Factory-set = 1 km/h

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• Auto reel speed slope

The reel speed slope is the relationship between the

ground speed and the reel speed depending on the

header type and is configurable by the operator.

Factory-set values for optimum performance.

See below:

• Standard hydraulic reel drive: 133

• Mechanical reel drive: 159

• Pick-up reel drive: 167

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• Extra-capacity hydraulic reel: 196

When increasing this value, reel runs faster than the

forward speed.

• Header lateral float

If press “enter” when this item is selected, a pop-up

screen appears, showing the two possibilities

“Installed” or “Not installed”.

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

press “enter” to confirm your choice.

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• Header Autofloatt

If press “enter” when this item is selected, a pop-up

screen appears, showing the two possibilities

“Installed” or “Not installed”.

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

press “enter” to confirm your choice.

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• Reel drive type

If press “enter” when this item is selected, a pop-up

screen appears, showing the two possibilities

“Mechanical” or “Hydraulic”.

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

press “enter” to confirm your choice.

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• Maximum stubble height

This is necessary to know from which height the area

counter should stop or start counting. When the

header is raised above this level the combine

assumes you are not cutting any crop. So you have

to put the header at a certain height you will always

exceed when not cutting crop and always stay below

when cutting crop.

NOTE: This value can only be changed by

calibration. Refer to “CALIBRATIONS FOR BASIC

OPERATION”, paragraph headed “Calibration of the

Maximum stubble height” in this section.

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• Header lift cylinders

This item is factory-set and can not be changed.

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• Auto header lift

This automatic system is built in to protect the header

skid shoes in case of reversing the combine.

If press “enter” when this item is selected, a pop-up

screen appears, showing the two possibilities

“Installed” or “Not installed”.

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

press “enter” to confirm your choice.

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• Reel fore-back

If press “enter” when this item is selected, a pop-up

screen appears, showing the two possibilities

“Installed” or “Not installed”.

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

press “enter” to confirm your choice.

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• Vertical knives

If press “enter” when this item is selected, a pop-up

screen appears, showing the two possibilities

“Installed” or “Not installed”.

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

press “enter” to confirm your choice.

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• Reel vertical position

If press “enter” when this item is selected, a pop-up

screen appears, showing the two possibilities

“Installed” or “Not installed”.

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

press “enter” to confirm your choice.

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• Reel horizontal position

If press “enter” when this item is selected, a pop-up

screen appears, showing the two possibilities

“Installed” or “Not installed”.

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

press “enter” to confirm your choice.

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• Reel speed sensor

A proper sensor should be installed on the header.

If working with reel to ground speed synchronization

is it necessary to select “installed” for this item.

(if mechanical reel drive)

If press “enter” when this item is selected, a pop-up

screen appears, showing the two possibilities

“Installed” or “Not installed”.

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

press “enter” to confirm your choice.

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• Height sensitivity (in Autofloatt

)

To change the up and down sensitivity of the straw

elevator, proceed as follows:

1. Engage threshing and straw elevator.

2. Select the item “Height sensitivity”.

3. Use the “+” or “-” buttons to change the setting.

4. Press “enter” to store.

NOTE: Value can be changed between 0 and 250 in

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steps of 10

Factory-set= 100

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• Tilt sensitivity (in Autofloatt

)

To change the lateral flotation sensitivity, proceed as

follows:

1. Engage threshing and straw elevator.

2. Select the item “Tilt sensitivity”.

3. Use the “+” or “-” buttons to change the setting.

4. Press “enter” to store.

NOTE: Value can be changed between 0 and 250 in

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steps of 10

Factory-set= 100

• Hydraulic deck plates

If press “enter” when this item is selected, a pop-up

screen appears, showing the two possibilities

“Installed” or “Not installed”.

(Not installed= electrical deck plates)

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

press “enter” to confirm your choice.

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• Tilt/Knife position valve

If press “enter” when this item is selected, a pop-up

screen appears, showing the two possibilities

“Installed” or “Not installed”.

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

press “enter” to confirm your choice.

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12. Straw elevator

In this sub-menu the operator can set following item:

• Stone door open sensor (not used)

Press “enter” when the desired item is selected, a

pop-up screen appears, showing the two possibilities

“Installed” or “Not installed”.

NOTE: This should be set to “Not installed” to avoid

false warnings.

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13. Threshing

In this sub-menu the operator can set following item:

• Concave type

In case the combine is being rebuild from crop to be

harvested, the correct concave type should be

selected.

Proceed as follows:

1. Select the item ”Concave type”.

2. Press ”enter”.

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3. Pop-up screen 1 appears showing the different

selections.

4. Select the correct concave type using the ”up” or

”down” navigation keys.

5. Press ”enter” to store.

NOTE: The other item in the threshing sub menu is

factory-set and should not be changed.

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14. Cleaning

In this sub-menu the operator can set following items:

• Sieve loss sensitivity

• Upper sieve type

• Lower sieve type

• Longitudinal inclination

• Remote upper sieve

• Remote lower sieve

NOTE: The other items in the cleaning sub menu are

factory-set and should not be changed.

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• Sieve loss sensitivity

To change, proceed as follows:

1. Enter to the information box and select “Sieve

loss sensitivity”.

2. To change the value using the “+” and ”-” keys

and press “enter” to store.

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• Upper sieve type

1. Enter to the information box and select

“Upper sieve type”.

2. Press ”enter”.

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3. Pop-up screen 1 appears showing the different

selections.

4. Select the correct upper sieve type using the ”up”

or ”down” navigation keys.

5. Press ”enter” to store.

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• Lower sieve type

Same procedure as “Upper sieve type”.

• Longitudinal inclination

(SmartSteert system)

If press “enter” when this item is selected, a pop-up

screen 1 appears, showing the two possibilities

“Installed” or “Not installed”.

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

press “enter” to confirm your choice.

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• Remote upper sieve

If press “enter” when this item is selected, a pop-up

screen 1 appears, showing the two possibilities

“Installed” or “Not installed”.

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

press “enter” to confirm your choice.

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• Remote lower sieve

Same procedure as “Remote upper sieve”.

15. Clean grain/Unloading

In this sub-menu the operator can set following item:

• Bubble-up sensor

If press “enter” when this item is selected, a pop-up

screen appears, showing the two possibilities

“Installed” or “Not installed”.

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

press “enter” to confirm your choice.

NOTE: The other items in the clean grain / Unloading

sub-menu are factory-set and can not be changed.

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16. Residue

In this sub-menu the operator can set following items:

• Thresher loss sensitivity

• Chaff blower/spreader

• Remote spreader plates

• Straw chopper rpm sensor

• Swath plate sensor

• Thresher loss sensitivity

To change, proceed as follows:

1. Enter to the information box and select

“Thresher loss sensitivity”.

2. To change the value using the “+” and”-” keys and

press “enter” to store.

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• Chaff blower

If press “enter” when this item is selected, a pop-up

screen 1 appears, showing the two possibilities

“Installed” or “Not installed”.

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

press “enter” to confirm your choice.

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• Remote spreader plates

To change, same procedure as “Chaff blower”.

• Straw chopper rpm sensor

To change, same procedure as “Chaff blower”.

• Swath plate sensor

To change, same procedure as “Chaff blower”.

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17. Precision farming

In this sub-menu the operator can set following items:

• Crop

• Flow sensor type

• Moisture sensor type

• Crop delay

• Data logger type

• DGPS unit type

• Crop

To change “crop”, proceed as follows:

1. Enter to the information box and select “Crop”.

2. Press “Enter”.

3. A pop-up screen appears with the current

selection highlighted.

4. Change the selection, using

“up” or

“down”

navigation keys and press “enter” to store.

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5. The selected crop will be viewed.

NOTE: When using jobs in the Harvest Info screens

to logdata, DO NOT change the crop in this screen.

Only change crops while/during creating new jobs in

this case.

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• Crop delay

This is the time (seconds) needed to transport the

crop from the header (cutting knife) to the grain flow

sensor on top of the grain elevator.

To change “Crop delay”, proceed as follows:

1. Enter to the information box and select “Crop

delay”.

2. To change the value using the “+” and”-” keys and

press “enter” to store.

Factory-set= 15

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• Flow sensor type

• Moisture sensor type

• Data logger type

• DGPS unit type

The operator can make a choice between number “0”

and ”1”.

“0” = Not installed

“1” = Installed

To change the number using the

“+” and

“-”

navigation keys and press “enter” to store.

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VIII DIAGNOSE INFO SCREEN

In the unlikely event a fault entered the

electric/electronic system, trouble-shooting routines

are incorporated to help to trace problems in the

electric or electronic system.

Several check routines can be selected which the

electronics will carry out.

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IX SERVICE INFO SCREEN

Switch to the service menu as follows:

1. Select the service menu in the menu bar by using

the up and down navigation keys.

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

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3. To enter that sub-menu, press the

”right”

navigation key.

4. Run through the sub-menu by using the up and

down navigation keys:

The ”up” key to select a screen ups the ladder.

The ”down” key to select a screen downs the

ladder.

Keeping the ”up” and ”down” navigation key

depressed will shift the menu quickly up or down.

The selected symbol always remains in the middle of

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the menu bar and blinks to show the selected

position. 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 different sub-menus in the service menu are

shown in figure 303 and will always appear in that

sequence.

1. Active alarms

2. Active errors

3. Error history

4. Service

5. Network

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1. Active alarms

In this sub-menu you can find a list with the active

alarms.

NOTE: When there are active alarms (low, medium

or high), icon 1 appears at the right-hand side of the

alarm(s).

To view alarms in a separate pop-up screen, select

the alarm and press “enter”.

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A pop-up screen 1 appears with more information of

the selected alarm.

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2. Active errors

In this sub-menu you can find a list with the active

errors.

NOTE: When there are active errors (low, medium or

high), icon 1 appears in the right upper corner of the

screen.

For each active error, the system provides the

following information:

• Error ID - fault code and priority

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• Error description

• Fault code description

When pressing “enter” in these sub-menu a pop-up

screen appears: “Reload errors”.

Press “enter” to update this page.

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To see some more information on a specific error,

enter the information box, select the specific error

and press enter.

Pop-up screen 1 will appear and provides following

information:

• Error description

• Error ID and fault code, Priority

• Fault code description

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• Module

• Component + connector reference

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3. Error history

In this sub-menu you can find a list containing the

errors ever occurred on the combine since the error

(history) was last cleared.

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If press “enter” in this sub menu, a pop-up screen

appears with the following items:

• Sort ascending (A-Z)

• Sort descending (Z-A)

• Erase history

• Clear all bypasses

Select in this list by using the

“up” and “down

navigation keys and press “enter”.

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When select “Sort ascending (A-Z) or descending

(Z-A)”, a pop-up screen appears with the following

items:

• Default

• Date/time

• Occurrence count

• Fault code

• Failure code

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• Priority

• Node

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Select in this list by using the

“up” and “down

navigation keys and press “enter”.

To see some more information on a specific error,

enter the information box, select the specific error

and press enter.

Pop-up screen 1 will appear and provides following

information:

• Error description

• Error ID - fault code # Priority

• Fault code description

• Frequency

• Date and time of last occurrence

• Module

• Component + connector reference

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4. Service

In this sub-menu the following items are viewed:

• Date & Time

•

50 hours service interval

•

100 hours service interval

•

200 hours service interval

•

300 hours service interval

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•

600 hours service interval

• Serial no.

• Total engine hours

• Total threshing hours

• Total hectares

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• Date & Time

To change Date and Time settings, proceed as

follows:

1. Select the item ”Date & Time”.

2. Press ”enter”.

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3. Pop-up screen 1 appears on the screen.

4. Use the ”up” and/or ”down” navigation keys to

select the item to change.

5. Use the ”+” and/or ”-” keys to change the setting.

6. Press ”enter” to confirm your choice. The next

item will become highlighted.

NOTE: If you change item ”Running” to “Idle”, then

the clock stops running.

NOTE: It is also possible to change the “Date & Time”

settings in the Road, Main or Custom info screen if

this item is selected for those screens.

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• XXX hours service interval

These hours are counted engine hours.

These values start blink if the service interval is

exceeded.

When set the ignition key in the contact position, and

one or more service intervals are exceeded, this page

is automatically shown.

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After servicing the combine, the related service

interval has to be reset. Proceed as follows:

1. Enter to the information box and select

“XXX hours interval” (blinking) and press “enter”.

2. A pop-up screen (1) appears:

Message: ”Reset value“

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3. To reset the value to zero, press “enter”.

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5. Network

In this sub-menu it is possible to check the software

version and the hardware version of the different

electronic components installed on the combine.

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To see some more information on a specific electronic

component, enter the information box, select the

specific component and press enter.

A pop-up screen will appear and provides following

information:

• Status

• Software

• Hardware

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• Boot software

• CAN Source Add.

• Manufacturer

• Device

• Serial no.

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In cab printer (If installed)

With this printer is it possible to make a hard copy

print out of certain screens selected on the InfoViewt

monitor.

To use the printer, proceed as follows:

1. Connect the electric wires with the printer and the

diagnostics port as shown.

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2. Hang up the printer near the start module as

shown (if foreseen).

3. Set the ignition key 1 in “contact” position.

4. Press button 2 to start-up the printer.

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5. Using the navigation keys to select (sub-menu)

on the InfoViewt monitor the screen of which

you wish to have a hard copy print out.

6. Press the dot “.” button of the alphanumeric

keypad.

7. The printer starts printing now.

NOTE: Press the paper feed button 3 to scroll paper.

NOTE: To change paper, open the cover 4.

NOTE: Some screens can not be printed.

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