CC-ISOBUS CCI 100 User manual

Operating manual
Version: 1.2
CC-ISOBUS
ISOBUS-Terminal CCI 100/200

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Copyright
2010 Copyright by
Competence Center ISOBUS e.V.
Zum Gruthügel 8
D-49134 Wallenhorst

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1 Introduction.............................................................................................................................................7
2 Safety.......................................................................................................................................................8
2.1 Identification of Indications in the Operating Instructions................................................................. 8
2.2 Intended Use .................................................................................................................................... 9
2.3 Safety Indications for the Operator / User...................................................................................... 10
2.4 Safety Indications for the Installation of Electrical Devices............................................................ 11
2.5 Safety indication for the "Stop" switch............................................................................................ 12
3 Structure and Function........................................................................................................................13
3.1 Overview......................................................................................................................................... 13
3.2 Nameplate ...................................................................................................................................... 13
3.3 Operating Elements........................................................................................................................ 14
3.4 Interfaces........................................................................................................................................ 18
4 Installation.............................................................................................................................................20
4.1 Installing the Terminal .................................................................................................................... 20
4.2 Connecting the Terminal ................................................................................................................ 20
5 Operation...............................................................................................................................................24
5.1 Switching on the Terminal.............................................................................................................. 24
5.2 Entering Values .............................................................................................................................. 24
5.3 Setting the Terminal ....................................................................................................................... 24
5.4 System Settings ............................................................................................................................. 24
5.5 Country Settings............................................................................................................................. 24
5.6 Info and Diagnosis.......................................................................................................................... 24
5.7 Service Menu ................................................................................................................................. 24
5.8 Creating Screenshots..................................................................................................................... 24
6 Troubleshooting ...................................................................................................................................24
6.1 Terminal Errors............................................................................................................................... 24
6.2 Diagnosis........................................................................................................................................ 24
6.3 Error Messages .............................................................................................................................. 24
7 Technical Information ..........................................................................................................................24
7.1 Mechanical Values ......................................................................................................................... 24
7.2 Electronics ...................................................................................................................................... 24
7.3 Interfaces CCI 100 ......................................................................................................................... 24
7.4 CCI 200 Interfaces ......................................................................................................................... 24
8 Menu Structure .....................................................................................................................................24
9 Warranty and Guarantee......................................................................................................................24
10 Contact Addresses...............................................................................................................................24
11 Glossary ................................................................................................................................................24

Introduction
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1 Introduction
These Operating Instructions are intended as an introduction to the operation and
configuration of the ISOBUS CCI 100 / 200 Terminal. It is only with knowledge of
these Operating Instructions that accidental misuse of the terminal can be avoided
and fault-free operation ensured.
These Operating Instructions must be read and understood prior to assembly and
commissioning to prevent problems during operation. The company <company
name> accepts no liability for damage resulting from the failure to observe these
Operating Instructions.
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Safety
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2 Safety
These Operating Instructions contain basic indications which must be observed
during configuration, operation and maintenance procedures. As such, it is
absolutely essential to read these instructions prior to configuration and operation.
Not only do the general safety indications set forth in the chapter "Safety" that have
to be observed but also special safety instructions featured in other chapters.
2.1 Identification of Indications in the Operating Instructions
The safety indications in these Operating Instructions are specially identified:
Caution - General Hazards!
This occupational safety symbol identifies general safety indications the non-
observance of which poses a danger for life and limb. Carefully observe the
indications regarding occupational safety and exert particular caution in these
cases.
Attention!
This attention symbol identifies all safety indications which refer to regulations,
directives or working procedures which it is essential to observe. Non-observance
can entail damage to, or the destruction of, the terminal as well as malfunctions.
Note
The note symbol emphasises application tips and other particular useful
information.
2.2 Intended Use
The terminal is exclusively intended for use on approved ISOBUS-compatible
machines and devices in agriculture. Any other installation or use of the terminal is
not included within the manufacturer's area of responsibility.
The manufacturer accepts no liability for any resulting personal injury or material
damage. Any risks for unintended use are borne solely by the user.
Observance of the operation and maintenance conditions stipulated by the
manufacturer also form part of intended use.
The accident prevention regulations in force, as well as other generally recognised
safety, industrial, medical and traffic laws must be observed. Unauthorised
modifications to the device exclude the manufacturer's liability.

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2.3 Safety Indications for the Operator / User
• Do not remove any safety mechanisms or signs.
• Disconnect the power supply to the terminal during maintenance work or
when using a charging device on the battery of the towing/production
machine.
• Never perform maintenance work or repairs when the device is switched on.
• Disconnect the power supply to the terminal beforehand when welding to the
tractor or to an attached machine.
• Only use a soft cloth moistened with clean water or a small amount of glass
cleaning agent to clean the terminal.
• Use your fingertip to operate the keys. Avoid using your finger nails.
• If, after having read these Operating Instructions, there are sections which
you do not understand contact your dealer for clarification before using the
terminal.
• Carefully read and observe all safety instructions in the manual and the
safety labels on the device. Safety labels must always be in a proper legible
condition. Replace missing or damaged labels. Ensure that new device parts
are provided with the current safety labels. Spare labels can be obtained
from your authorised dealer.
• Learn how to use the terminal in accordance with regulations.
• Keep the terminal and accessories in good condition.
2.4 Safety Indications for the Installation of Electrical Devices
Modern farming machines use electronic components and parts the operation of
which can be compromised by electro-magnetic interference from other devices.
Such effects can endanger people if the following safety indications are not
observed.
In the event of retrofitting electric and electronic devices, and/or components, in a
machine with connection to the onboard network, the user must independently
verify whether the installation interferes with vehicle electronics or other
components. This is, in particular, applicable to the electronic interference of:
• Electronic hoisting gear control
• Front hoisting gear
• Power take-off
• Engine and gears
It must be ensured in particular that the retrofitted electric and electronic
components comply with the EMC Directive 89/336/EC in its respectively valid
version and that they bear the CE marking.
In order to retrofit mobile communication systems (e.g. radio, telephone), it is
important to meet the following requirements:
• Only devices may be installed which are approved in accordance with valid
farming regulations (e.g. BZT (Federal Office for Approval in
Telecommunications) approval in Germany).
• The device must be properly installed.
• The operation of portable or mobile devices inside the vehicle is only
permitted using a connection to a properly installed external aerial.
• The transmitting part must be installed physically and separately from the
vehicle electronics.
• When fitting the aerial it must be ensured that the installation is correctly
executed with a good earth connection between the aerial and vehicle earth.

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The machine manufacturer's Installation Instructions must also be used for the
wiring and installation as well as for the maximum permitted power consumption.
2.5 Safety indication for the "Stop" switch
When pressing the "Stop" switch a safe condition for the connected machine can
be established. In order to do so, the machine must support the "Stop" function.
Note
Under no circumstances does the "Stop" switch intervene in tractor functions, i.e.
neither PTO nor hydraulic functions are compromised.
Further information on this point can be obtained from the machine Operating
Instructions.
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Structure and Function
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3 Structure and Function
3.1 Overview
1 Front view with operating elements
2 Support
3 USB connection (under the flap)
4 Interface bar
5 Nameplate
6 Softkey swap
3.2 Nameplate
The nameplate features all important terminal information.
<nameplate>
1 Serial number
2 Manufacturer item number or
material number
3 Terminal type (CCI 100 or 200)
4 Manufacturer information
5 Production date (week and year)
6 Hardware version
Note
The nameplates vary from manufacturer to manufacturer. As such, not all
information is featured on all nameplates.

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3.3 Operating Elements
The following operating elements are available on the terminal:
1 "Stop" switch
2 Daylight sensor
3 ESC button
4 Scroll wheel
5 Function buttons
6 Acknowledgement button
7 Freely assignable button
8 WorkingSet button
9 Main menu
10 ON/OFF
11 Touchscreen with operating screen
3.3.1 Stop switch
When pressing the "Stop", designed as an emergency button on the terminal, a
stop command is sent to the ISOBUS. This command can be assessed by a
connected ISOBUS machine in order to adopt the necessary automatic measures
in a dangerous situation.
Warning – Danger of injury from the machine whilst in operation!
Not all ISOBUS machines support the "Stop" function. A machine can, therefore,
continue to operate after pressing the "Stop switch". This can cause injuries.
• Consult the Operating Instructions for the implement as to whether the
function is supported or not.

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3.3.2 ESC Button
The ESC button is pressed to abort inputs and functions. The modifications made
are not accepted and the previous valid value is maintained.
Note
The ESC button can only be used if, on the display on the operating screen, there
is an ESC button operable via the touchscreen. The function of button and push
button is identical.
3.3.3 Scroll Wheel
The scroll wheel is used for the direct, quick input of target values, as well as for
browsing through the elements in the lists:
Turn the scroll wheel to
the right
• This increases the value in an input dialogue
for numerical values.
• This changes to the next element in a list.
Turn the scroll wheel to
the left
• This decreases the value in an input dialogue
for numerical values.
• This changes to the previous element in a list.
Pressing the scroll wheel • This accepts the modified value in an input
dialogue.
• This selects a highlighted element in the list.
3.3.4 Function Buttons
Six function buttons (F1-F12) are arranged to the right and left of the display. By
actuating a function button the function displayed next to the function button is
performed.
3.3.5 Softkey Swap
The softkey-swap is a button on the rear. The positions of both softkey bars on the
left-hand and right-hand screen edge are changed by pressing the softkey-swap.
This enables operating the device using one hand.
Note
A swap of the softkey bar positions is only available in the area of the machine
operation.
3.3.6 Acknowledgement Button
The acknowledgement button (ACK) is used to confirm error messages.

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3.3.7 WorkingSet Button
By pressing briefly and repeatedly on the "WorkingSet" button it is possible to
sequentially change between the applications which are currently active, e.g. from
the machine operation to the TECU (Tractor ECU).
Note
When changing from an active machine function in some machines operations
being performed will automatically switch off. For further information on this point
consult the machine Operating Instructions.
3.3.8 Main Menu
By pressing the button you change directly to the main menu. The applications
which are active when making the change remain active in the background.
3.3.9 Touchscreen
The terminal is equipped with a top-quality touchscreen for menu navigation and
the easy input of values and texts. By touching the screen functions can be
requested directly and values modified.
3.4 Interfaces
The interface bar is on the rear of the terminal. The rear is also the location for the
terminal USB connection under a flap. A detailed description of the USB
connection can be seen under "Creating Screenshots".
1 CAN1-IN
2 CAN1-OUT
3 CAN2-IN (only CCI 200)
4 Video-IN
5 Signal (ISO 11786)
6 RS232-1
7 RS232-2
8 WLAN (only CCI 200)
9 LIN
10 ETHERNET (only CCI 200)
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4 Installation
4.1 Installing the Terminal
The device support for fixing the terminal to the tractor cab is included in the scope
of delivery.
Proceed as follows to install the terminal in the cab:
1. Select a suitable position in the tractor cab (within the driver's field of vision)
for fitting the terminal.
2. Fit the terminal with the device support in the tractor cab.
Note
Ensure that the screws are tightened properly and that the terminal cannot fall
when the tractor is in motion.
4.2 Connecting the Terminal
4.2.1 Connector in the Tractor
There are two plug connections in the tractor which are used to connect the
terminal:
ISOBUS connector
The connection to the ISOBUS is established using
the 9-pin connector (ISO 11783). The terminal
power supply is also established using this
connector.
Signal Socket
Using the 7-pin socket (DIN 9684-1/ISO 11786) the
terminal receives the signals for the real driving
speed. These are required if the TECU software in
the terminal's scope of delivery is to be used.
For this, the cable with item number <item number>
is connected to the socket.

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4.2.2 Connecting the Terminal
A special cable set is required for the connection to the ISOBUS which can be
ordered by providing item number <item number>.
Perform the work steps in the following order:
1. Connect the terminal to the 9-pin ISOBUS connector in the tractor. Connect
the interfaces "CAN1-IN" and "CAN1-OUT" on the terminal via an ISOBUS
cable to the connector.
2. Connect the terminal to the 7-pin signal socket in the tractor if required.
Connect the "SIGNAL" interface on the terminal to the socket using a signal
cable.
4.2.3 Connecting the Camera
In order to connect a camera to the terminal connect it using a camera cable to the
"Video-IN" interface on the terminal.
4.2.4 Schematic Connection Diagram
1 CAN1-IN (Terminal)
2 CAN1-IN (ISOBUS cable)
3 CAN1-OUT (Terminal)
4 CAN1-OUT (ISOBUS cable)
5 Video-IN (Terminal)
6 Video-IN (camera cable)
7 Signal (Terminal)
8 Signal to the terminal (Signal
cable)
9 ISOBUS connector (Tractor cab)
10 ISOBUS connector (ISOBUS cable)
11 Signal socket (Tractor cab)
12 Signal to the tractor (Signal cable)
13 ISOBUS cable
14 Signal cable
15 Camera cable
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5 Operation
5.1 Switching on the Terminal
Note
Before switching on the terminal for the first time, check that the connections on
the device are properly and correctly positioned.
• Switch on the terminal using the "ON/OFF" button on the casing at the
bottom left. Press the button for approx. 2 seconds.
5.2 Entering Values
Values must be entered, modified or selected for the configuration and use of both
the terminal and the connected ISOBUS machines.
The values are modified by using the so-called input dialogues. These dialogues
are shown above the current active operating screen. After modification the input
dialogue is closed and the user returns to the operating screen.
5.2.1 Buttons in Input Dialogues
By using the OK button the newly set target value is accepted in
all input dialogues. The previous value is overwritten.
Alternatively, the scroll wheel can be pressed to accept the new
value.
By using the ESC button the input is aborted in all input
dialogues. The previous value is maintained.
Alternatively, the "ESC" button next to the scroll wheel can be
pressed to abort the action.
5.2.2 Entering Numerical Values
If a parameter is selected from an operating screen which has a numerical value,
the input dialogue for numerical values appears. There are three different dialogue
formats:
• Number Block
• Scroll wheel

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• Slider
The following buttons can be used to change between the various formats of the
input dialogue for numerical values:
Change to scroll wheel format.
Change to slider format.
Change to number block format.

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Proceed as follows to enter a numerical value:
1. From the operating screen select the parameter whose value has to be
changed. Press on the parameter on the touchscreen or turn the scroll wheel
until the parameter is highlighted in white and then press on the scroll wheel.
Once the parameter is highlighted you can, alternatively, also press the OK
button.
The input dialogue is opened.
2. Enter the new value. The input method depends on the format of the input
dialogue:
Number
Block
Enter the value using the buttons in the input dialogue or
by turning the scroll wheel.
Scroll wheel Enter the value by turning the scroll wheel.
Slider Drag the slider or press the + and - buttons until the
desired value is set.
Alternatively, you can enter the value by turning the
scroll wheel.
3. Confirm your input with OK or by pressing the scroll wheel.
Note
The terminal takes note of the last format to be selected. The next time the input
dialog for numerical values is requested this format is immediately selected.
Note
The input field is highlighted in red if a value is entered outside the valid value
range. In this case enter another value.
5.2.3 Entering Boolean Values
A Boolean value is a value whereby it is only possible to choose between
true/false, on/off, yes/no etc. If a parameter is selected on an operating screen
which has a Boolean value, the corresponding input dialogue appears.

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Proceed as follows to enter a Boolean value:
1. From the operating screen select the parameter whose value has to be
changed. Press on the parameter on the touchscreen or turn the scroll wheel
until the parameter is highlighted in white and then press on the scroll wheel.
Once the parameter is highlighted you can, alternatively, also press the OK
button.
The input dialogue is opened.
2. Enter the new value. Press the square with the black border in the input
field.
Alternatively you can enter the value by turning the scroll wheel.
3. Confirm your input with OK or by pressing the scroll wheel.
5.2.4 Selecting Values from a List
For specific parameters there are lists of default values, e.g. the language setting.
If such a parameter is selected from an operating screen the input dialogue for the
list selection appears.
Note
You can minimise the lists displayed by pressing the input field (between ESC and
OK). The input dialogue for the list selection is then shown with a minimised list.
Proceed as follows to enter a value from a list:
1. From the operating screen select the parameter whose value has to be
changed. Press on the parameter on the touchscreen or or turn the scroll
wheel until the parameter is highlighted in white and then press on the scroll
wheel.
Once the parameter is highlighted you can, alternatively, also press the OK
button.
The list selection input dialogue is opened.
2. Select the new value. Drag the scroll bar or turn the scroll wheel until the
desired value appears.
Proceed to press on the list value field on the touchscreen or the scroll
wheel to select the value.
3. Confirm your input with OK or by pressing the scroll wheel.

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5.3 Setting the Terminal
5.3.1 Main Menu
By pressing the button the main menu is opened.
From the Main Menu there is direct access to five submenus:
• Start menu
• System settings
• Country settings
• Info and diagnosis
• Service
From each submenu (and their menu items) you can return to the
Main Menu directly by pressing the button.
In the following sections the submenus are described in detail. A graphic depiction
of the complete menu structure can be referred to in the chapter "Menu Structure".

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5.3.2 Start Menu
In the Start Menu all active applications are shown. On the one hand, these are
the applications installed on the terminal, e.g. tractor ECU and camera and, on the
other, the operating images of the connected machines.
• In order to request an application press on the operating image of the
machine or the software application on the touchscreen.
Note
A detailed description of the settings of a connected ISOBUS machine can be
referred to in the Operating Instructions of the relevant machine.
5.4 System Settings
In the menu System Settings it is possible to adjust the terminal to your personal
requirements.

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From each submenu you can return to the menu System
Settings directly by pressing the button.
5.4.1 Display
In the menu item Display adjust the following settings:
Display Brightness/Day Set the desired display brightness in the day mode.
The value is given as a percentage and can be
adjusted in steps of 10%.
The modifications become effective after confirming
and exiting the input dialogue.
Display
Brightness/Night
Set the desired display brightness in the night mode.
The value is given as a percentage and can be
adjusted in steps of 10%.
The modifications become effective after confirming
and exiting the input dialogue.
Keyboard Illumination Set the ON/OFF activation point for the membrane
keyboard illumination. The value provided by the
daylight sensor is the reference variable.
The illumination is activated when exceeding the ON
activation point and deactivated when undershooting
the OFF activation point.
The values are given as a percentage and can be
adjusted in steps of 10%.
5.4.2 Touchscreen
In the menu item Touchscreen adjust the following settings:
Signal Generator Switch the signal generator ON or OFF.
With the signal generator switched off the acoustic
acknowledgement is also suppressed when pressing
a button on the keypad or a button on the operating
screen.
Volume Set the volume of the signal generator.
The value can be adjusted over the range of 30% to
100%.
Touchscreen
Calibration
In order to calibrate the touchscreen, five crosses
are displayed on the screen one after the other.
Press as near to the centre as possible on these
crosses.
To finalise the calibration, and to accept the values
calculated, touch any part of the screen.
If you do not touch the screen within 30 seconds the
calibration is aborted and the previous values will be
maintained.