Introduction to ISOBUS
ISOBUS refers to the ISO 11783 standard for electronic communications between tractors and implements, akin to the standardization of hydraulic couplings in agriculture. It was developed in Germany in 1991 and introduced in 2001, becoming a universal protocol adopted by equipment manufacturers in 150 countries.

Benefits of ISOBUS
ISOBUS reduces cab clutter by eliminating the need for multiple monitors and wire harnesses. It allows farmers to use a single virtual terminal (VT) with various implements, protecting their investment.

Agtron ISOBUS Control System
This system retrofits air drill tanks, enabling the use of virtual terminals like Greenstar 3 and Pro 700. It updates older air drills with variable rate mapping and in-cab rate adjust technology, including hydraulic hoses, wiring, and sensors. Optional features include seed flow sensors, blockage detection ECU, and NH3 control module.

ISOBUS ECU Features
The ECU supports electric over hydraulic drives for multiple products, includes diagnostic LEDs, sensor inputs, and accessory load drives. It displays product usage and allows calibration from the tank.

Hydraulic Motor Upgrade
Designed for Bourgault 5000/6000, this upgrade replaces heavy transmissions with a motor requiring minimal hydraulic flow, offering a wide RPM range.

CANART ISOBUS Seed Flow ECU
This ECU mounts on the toolbar, connecting to the ISOBUS harness and supporting up to 240 flow sensors for rate and blockage display, with easy calibration.

SS Seed Flow Sensors
These sensors feature daisy chain connections and infrared optical detection, unaffected by dust and wear, available in various sizes.

NH3 ISOBUS ECU
Supports Raven anhydrous controls with dual and fast valve options, displaying product usage and featuring quick line purge and work switch override.