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Introduction INTRODUCTION The 7000 series is a versatile monitoring and control device that is capable of interfacing with many agricultural systems. A 4.3” colour touch screen provides a simple but powerful interface for operators as well as providing the ability to monitor multiple inputs at once. The display is fully configurable to show any combination of monitored values in both metric and imperial units. It is also configurable to let the operator control the system outputs by selecting onscreen buttons. The 7000 series devices have connections for a monitoring camera as well as many different...

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74v1 Spray Controller 74V1 SPRAY CONTROLLER The Farmscan Ag Spray controller 74V1 was developed to provide advanced spray control capabilities whilst maintaining an extremely simple Tile & Tab user interface. The controller has a variety of selectable display and control options that can be configured to suit a specific application or user preference. The controller options and calibration setup can also be locked to limit operator access. The optional switch box controller incorporates 5 or 10 section control switches, master on/ off control and up/ down rate control. Spray control kits can...

Parts List PARTS LIST ** Item D (CANbus Terminator) - Normally this will have an extension cable connected to this port that runs down to the UniPOD or a "Y" style cable for the Smart switch. The CANbus terminator will then plug into the harness at the UniPOD end. - CANbus OUT

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Installation of Terminal – Smart Switch - UniPOD INSTALLATION OF TERMINAL – SMART SWITCH - UNIPOD CHOOSING A SCREEN LOCATION Choose a location in the cab that is convenient to the operator and preferably not in close proximity to a mobile telephone or two-way radio equipment. Find a suitable place to mount the RAM base (AH-7000). This prevents the controller from swivelling around once mounted. The mounting position should not subject the 7000 terminal to high levels of vibration. MOUNTING HARDWARE Assemble the backing plate to the rear of the 74V1 terminal as described below: NOTE: A size 4...

Installation of Terminal - Smart Switch - UniPOD Located on the AC-7000 harness is a 3-way (Male) Deutsch style plug, used for power. Follow the guidelines below when connecting to power: • Do not connect power until all other installation is finished. • Connect direct to 12 Volt DC battery terminals, RED wire to positive (+) and BLACK wire to negative (-). • Connect the ORANGE wire to ACCESSORIES power. • Do not connect the power cable to a starter motor, alternator etc., as this may cause interference. • Do not connect the power cable's negative direct to the chassis of the machine - it must...

Installation of Terminal – Smart Switch - UniPOD CONNECTION TO SMART SWITCH & UNIPOD Located on the AC-7000 harness is a 4-way (Female) Deutsch style plug, used for CANbus communications to the Smart Switch & UniPOD To AC-7000 Harness Power Input Extension down to UniPOD Connect the inline “Y” cable from the Smart Switch into the CANBus IN on the harness as shown above. The other end will connect to an extension cable down to the UniPOD on the implement. From the CANbus IN/OUT on the AC-7000 cab harness or Smart Switch “Y”, run the main CANbus Extension (AC-2012-XX) to the rear of the tractor...

Installation of Terminal – Smart Switch - UniPOD MOUNTING THE UNIPOD A UniPOD (ECU) & sensor adapter harness (AC-740X) is supplied with all systems to provide connection points for sensors.  Ensure the UniPOD is mounted as per example below. Ensure that all cabling leaving the UniPOD faces downwards, so as to prevent water entering the UniPOD or connections. It is recommended, if possible, to mount the UniPOD in a position sheltered from the weather. Status Lights GREY Connector BLACK Connector Refer to Page 100 for UniPOD Pinouts UNIPOD STAUS LIGHTS The UniPOD has two (2) status indicator lights...

Installation of Terminal – Smart Switch - UniPOD SENSOR CONNECTIONS To connect sensors: 1. Connect the sprayer harness supplied to sensors and valves via the UniPOD. 2. Connect the labelled connectors on the loom to their respective sensors (flow control valve, pressure sensor, flow meter, section valves, dump valve. NOTE: Connect power last after all installation is finished. Connect to UniPOD NOTE: UniPOD requires separate 12v Power input. EXAMPLE AC-7405 - 5 Section Harness Input is protected by a 10AMP Fuse Insert 2 Wire Wheel Speed Sensor Insert AC-7700 Power Relay IN: Extension cable from...

Installation (Sensors) The wheel sensor consists of a reed-type sensor (magnetic switch) and wheel magnet to be fitted onto any non-driven ground wheel of the sprayer. The magnet activates the sensor as it sweeps past. The spray controller requires at least one wheel pulse per second from the sensor. • In circumstances where an extremely large wheel is working at slow speeds (less than 5kph), additional wheel magnets may be fitted at equal spacing's. • Any sprayers that do not have a non-driven ground wheel can use a GPS speed sensor as an alternative. WHEEL SENSOR INSTALLATION PROCEDURE To install...

Installation (Sensors) In applications where a non-driven ground wheel is not available, a GPS antenna may be used. An optional GPS Sensor kit is available or if you have existing GPS system that can output NMEA strings this can be used also. The following NMEA Strings are required if you choose to use your own GPS: NMEA Strings: GPVTG, GPGGA, GPRMC Baud Rate: 19200 kbps A DB9 serial connector is located on the AC-7000 loom for GPS input. Pin outs used are as follows: Pin 2 (RX) Pin 3 (TX) Pin 5 (GROUND)