Dickey-John IntelliAg MVT User manual

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Safety Notices ..................................................................................................... 1
Disclaimer ......................................................................................................................... 1
System Components .......................................................................................... 3
Virtual Terminal (VT) ......................................................................................................... 3
Planter Control Module (PCM) .......................................................................................... 4
Working Set Member (WSMB) Module (Optional) ............................................................ 5
CAN Terminators .............................................................................................................. 5
Terminal Mounting Kit ....................................................................................................... 5
Component Installation ...................................................................................... 9
Planter Control Module (PCM) .......................................................................................... 9
Working Set Member (WSMB) Module ........................................................................... 10
Connecting Cab/Terminal Harnessing ............................................................................ 13
Connecting Implement Harnessing ................................................................................. 13
Cab Harnessing Diagram ................................................................................................ 14
Implement Harnessing Diagrams .................................................................................... 15
Sensor Installation .......................................................................................................... 17
Seed Sensors ................................................................................................................................. 17
Hopper Level Sensors .................................................................................................................... 18
RPM Sensors ................................................................................................................................. 18
Air Pressure Sensors ..................................................................................................................... 18
Virtual Terminal Features ................................................................................. 19
Power On/Off .................................................................................................................. 19
4” Display User Interface ................................................................................................ 19
Hard Keys .......................................................................................................................20
Screen Navigation ........................................................................................................... 20
7” Display User Interface ................................................................................................ 24
Virtual Terminal Setup ...................................................................................... 25
Brightness Contrast ........................................................................................................................ 26
Alarm Volume ................................................................................................................................. 26
Language ....................................................................................................................................... 26
Unit Measurement .......................................................................................................................... 27
Date/Time ....................................................................................................................................... 28
Isobus ............................................................................................................................................. 29
Information ..................................................................................................................................... 29
Virtual Terminal System Modes ....................................................................... 31
Operate Mode ................................................................................................................. 31
Operate Mode Buttons .................................................................................................... 31
Setup (Top Menu) Mode ................................................................................................. 33
Setup Mode Buttons ....................................................................................................... 33
User Levels ........................................................................................................ 35
User Level 1 Operator (Basic View) ................................................................................ 35
User Level 2 (OEM/Dealer) ............................................................................................. 37
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Material Setup ................................................................................................... 39
Creating a Materials List ................................................................................................. 39
Define Material Parameters ............................................................................................ 40
Type ................................................................................................................................................ 40
Planter Control Material Type ......................................................................................... 41
Type ................................................................................................................................................ 41
Units ............................................................................................................................................... 41
Preset Method Disabled ................................................................................................................. 41
Preset Method Enabled .................................................................................................................. 42
Target Rate ..................................................................................................................................... 43
Maximum Rate ............................................................................................................................... 43
Minimum Rate ................................................................................................................................ 43
Increase/Decrease% ...................................................................................................................... 43
Seeds Per Rev ............................................................................................................................... 43
Disc High/Low Limits ...................................................................................................................... 43
Material Level Alarm ....................................................................................................................... 44
High/Low Population Alarms .......................................................................................................... 44
On/Off Pattern ................................................................................................................................ 44
Row Fail Rate ................................................................................................................................. 45
Granular Control Material Type ...................................................................................... 45
Type ................................................................................................................................................ 45
Units ............................................................................................................................................... 45
Preset Method Enabled .................................................................................................................. 45
Preset Method Disabled ................................................................................................................. 45
Target Rate ..................................................................................................................................... 45
Maximum Rate ............................................................................................................................... 46
Minimum Rate ................................................................................................................................ 46
Increase/Decrease% ...................................................................................................................... 46
Density ............................................................................................................................................ 46
Spreader Constant ......................................................................................................................... 47
Low/High Shaft RPM ...................................................................................................................... 47
Product Level Alarm ....................................................................................................................... 47
Liquid Flow Material Type ............................................................................................... 47
Type ................................................................................................................................................ 47
Preset Method Enabled .................................................................................................................. 47
Preset Method Disabled ................................................................................................................. 48
Target Rate ..................................................................................................................................... 48
Maximum Rate ............................................................................................................................... 48
Minimum Rate ................................................................................................................................ 48
Increase/Decrease% ...................................................................................................................... 48
Low Flow Limit ................................................................................................................................ 49
High Flow Limit ............................................................................................................................... 49
Material Level Alarm ....................................................................................................................... 49
Control Channel Setup .................................................................................... 51
Define Channel Parameters ........................................................................................... 51
Planter Control Channel ................................................................................................. 52
Material Name ................................................................................................................................ 52
Control Mode .................................................................................................................................. 52
Drive Type ...................................................................................................................................... 52
Drive Frequency ............................................................................................................................. 52
Gear Ratio ...................................................................................................................................... 53
Sensor Constant ............................................................................................................................. 53
Number (#) of Seed Rows .............................................................................................................. 53
Channel Width ................................................................................................................................ 53
Precharge Time .............................................................................................................................. 54
Delay Time ..................................................................................................................................... 54
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Control Channel Setup continued.....................................................................55
Fill Disk for a Control Channel ........................................................................................ 55
Granular Control Channel ............................................................................................... 56
Type ............................................................................................................................................... 56
Material Name ................................................................................................................................ 56
Control Mode .................................................................................................................................. 56
Manual w/o Feedback...................................................................................................................... 56
Drive Type ...................................................................................................................................... 56
Drive Frequency ............................................................................................................................. 57
Filter ............................................................................................................................................... 57
Sensor Constant ............................................................................................................................ 57
Gear Ratio ...................................................................................................................................... 57
Number of Seed Rows ................................................................................................................... 58
Channel Width ................................................................................................................................ 58
Flush Enable .................................................................................................................................. 58
Precharge Time .............................................................................................................................. 58
Delay Time ..................................................................................................................................... 59
Liquid Flow Channel
Type ............................................................................................................................................... 60
Material Name ................................................................................................................................ 60
Control Mode .................................................................................................................................. 60
Manual w/o Feedback..................................................................................................................... 60
Drive Type ...................................................................................................................................... 60
Drive Frequency.............................................................................................................................. 61
Input Filter ...................................................................................................................................... 61
K Factor .......................................................................................................................................... 61
Valve Locking ................................................................................................................................. 61
Channel Width ................................................................................................................................ 61
Flush Enable .................................................................................................................................. 62
Precharge Time .............................................................................................................................. 62
Delay Time ..................................................................................................................................... 62
Valve Calibration ............................................................................................... 65
Planter Control Calibration .............................................................................................. 65
Granular Control Calibration ........................................................................................... 67
Limit Output .................................................................................................................................... 67
Granular Control Valve Calibration ................................................................................................ 68
Spreader Calibration ...................................................................................................................... 68
Spreader Constants Defined .......................................................................................................... 69
Shaft Turn ...................................................................................................................................... 70
Liquid Flow Calibration .................................................................................................... 71
Limit Output .................................................................................................................................... 71
Perform a Valve Calibration ............................................................................................ 72
K Factor Calibration ....................................................................................................................... 72
Perform a Liquid Flow Catch Test .................................................................................................. 73
System Configuration ....................................................................................... 75
Module Configuration ...................................................................................................... 75
Perform an Auto Configuration ....................................................................................... 76
Module & Sensor Installation Examples ......................................................................... 77
12 Row Installation ......................................................................................................................... 77
24 Row Installation ......................................................................................................................... 78
48 Row Installation ......................................................................................................................... 79
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System Configuration continued...................................................................... 80
Seed Row Setup ............................................................................................................. 80
Row Width ...................................................................................................................................... 80
Auto Update Width ......................................................................................................................... 80
Implement Width ............................................................................................................................. 81
On/Off Pattern ................................................................................................................................ 81
Blockage Pattern ............................................................................................................................ 82
Row Monitor Setup ......................................................................................................... 83
Material Name ................................................................................................................................ 83
High/Low Alarm Delay .................................................................................................................... 83
Population Adjust ............................................................................................................................ 84
Population Filter .............................................................................................................................. 84
Row Fail Rate ................................................................................................................................. 84
Row Assignment ............................................................................................................. 85
Adding Number of Rows ................................................................................................................. 85
Accessory Sensors .......................................................................................... 87
Pressure/RPM Assignment ............................................................................................ 87
Pressure Sensor Setup .................................................................................................. 88
High/Low Alarm .............................................................................................................................. 88
High Alarm/Low Alarm Delay .......................................................................................................... 88
Pressure Filter ................................................................................................................................ 89
RPM Sensor Setup ......................................................................................................... 89
High/Low Alarm .............................................................................................................................. 90
High/Low Alarm Delay .................................................................................................................... 90
RPM Constant ................................................................................................................................ 90
RPM Filter ....................................................................................................................................... 90
Disable Control on Low Alarm ........................................................................................................ 90
Hopper Sensor Setup ..................................................................................................... 91
Logic Level ..................................................................................................................................... 92
Alarm Delay .................................................................................................................................... 92
Channel .......................................................................................................................................... 92
Ground Speed Setup ........................................................................................ 93
Source ............................................................................................................................................ 93
GSPD Constant .............................................................................................................................. 94
Shut Off Speed ............................................................................................................................... 94
Minimum Override .......................................................................................................................... 94
Master Switch Timeout ................................................................................................................... 95
Ground Fail Alarm Delay ................................................................................................................ 95
Implement Lift ................................................................................................................................. 95
Speed Calibration ........................................................................................................... 96
Section Control -Manual .................................................................................. 97
# of Outputs to Modules ................................................................................................. 97
Assign Rows to Outputs ................................................................................................. 98
Assign Shutoff Switches ................................................................................................. 99
Boom Assignment-Liquid .............................................................................................. 100
Boom Setup .................................................................................................................................. 100
Boom Width/Section Control ........................................................................................................ 100
Boom Switch Assignment ............................................................................................................. 101
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Customizing the Work Screen ....................................................................... 103
Clearing Data Item Accumulators ................................................................................. 104
Bar Graph Setup ........................................................................................................... 104
Spacing Quality Bar Graph ........................................................................................... 105
Return System Active Delay ......................................................................................... 105
Data Items and Functions ............................................................................................. 106
System Tests ................................................................................................... 115
Continuous Test ............................................................................................................ 115
Test Ground Speed ...................................................................................................................... 115
Row .............................................................................................................................................. 115
Test Target Population ................................................................................................................. 115
Test Seed Count .......................................................................................................................... 116
5 Rev Test ..................................................................................................................... 116
Test Ground Speed ...................................................................................................................... 117
Row .............................................................................................................................................. 117
Test Target Population ................................................................................................................. 117
Test Seed Count .......................................................................................................................... 117
Remote Test Switch ...................................................................................................... 117
Operation ......................................................................................................... 119
Pre-operating Preparation ............................................................................................. 119
Fill Disk for All Control Channels .................................................................................................. 119
Start .............................................................................................................................. 119
Stop ............................................................................................................................... 120
Operate Screen Symbols .............................................................................................. 121
Using the Precharge Feature ........................................................................................ 122
Monitor Only Feature .................................................................................................... 123
Linking Channels and Rates ......................................................................................... 124
System Accumulators ................................................................................................... 125
Power On Time ............................................................................................................................ 125
System Active Time ..................................................................................................................... 125
System Active Area ...................................................................................................................... 125
Distance ....................................................................................................................................... 126
Diagnostics ................................................................................................................... 127
Import/Export Data .......................................................................................... 129
POM Software Upgrade .................................................................................. 131
Alarms .............................................................................................................. 133
Alarm Log ...................................................................................................................... 133
Alarm Detail .................................................................................................................. 134
Alarm Reset .................................................................................................................. 134
Troubleshooting & Alarm Codes ................................................................... 135
Warranty ............................................................................................................137
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SAFETY NOTICES / 1
SAFETY NOTICES
Safety notices are one of the primary ways to call attention to potential
hazards.
This Safety Alert Symbol identifies important safety
messages in this manual. When you see this symbol,
carefully read the message that follows. Be alert to the
possibility of personal injury or death.
Use of the word WARNING indicates a potentially hazardous
situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious
injury.
Use of the word CAUTION with the Safety Alert Symbol indicates a
potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in
minor or moderate injury.
Use of the word CAUTION without the safety alert symbol
indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided,
may result in equipment damage.
DISCLAIMER
DICKEY-john reserves the right to make engineering refinements or
procedural changes that may not be reflected in this manual. Material
included in this manual is for informational purposes and is subject to
change without notice.
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SYSTEM COMPONENTS / 3
SYSTEM COMPONENTS
The DICKEY-john IntelliAg MVT is a 2 channel control system for row crop
planters to control planter, liquid, and granular applications and monitors up
to 84 seed sensors for individual row performance and population. In
addition, the system offers optional manual individual 24-row section
control. The system is capable of monitoring up to 84 rows, ground speed, 3
hopper level, 3 air pressure, 2 RPM sensors, and 1 lift switch.
NOTE: The IntelliAg system is
designed to ISO11783 CAN
communication standards
providing the capability of
communicating with other
manufacturer’s ISO
11783-compatible equipment.
The IntelliAg system includes the following required components:
• Virtual terminal
• Planter Control Module (PCM)
• Two CAN Terminators
• Cab and implement harnessing
Optional components include:
• Working Set Member Modules (WSMB) Up to 5 Working Set Member
Modules (monitors up to a total of 84 rows of seed input)
• Implement Lift
• Clutch/Switch Module and Planter Output Module
• Remote Test Switch (required for Continuous Test and 5 Rev Test)
IntelliAg is compatible with all DICKEY-john sensors.
Terminal Mounts in the cab using:
• RAM Mount
• Terminal Mounting Plate
VIRTUAL TERMINAL (VT)
Two terminal size options are available each with different navigation
methods that is the user interface with the IntelliAg system components to
monitor and control product application.
A virtual terminal with 4.3”color display features a rotary dial and 8 softkeys
to navigate to Operate and Setup screens.
Figure 1
IntelliAg MVT Virtual Terminal 4” Display
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A virtual terminal with 7” color display features a touch screen in lieu of
rotary dial and hard keys for menu navigation.
Figure 2
IntelliAg MVT Virtual Terminal 7” Display
PLANTER CONTROL MODULE (PCM)
Figure 3
Planter Control Module
The Planter Control Module houses the system’s primary interface device.
All system parameters, constants, and memory are stored in the PCM. The
PCM has two channels for planter control. In addition, the PCM can accept
inputs from 8 accessory sensors: 3 hopper level, 3 air pressure, 2 RPM, 1
ground speed, and up to 12 population/blockage sensors. The PCM module
uses a 48-pin connector with a jackscrew to secure the connector to the
module. The PCM is typically mounted on the implement.
6.80”
7.0”
7.45”
3.93”
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WORKING SET MEMBER (WSMB) MODULE
(OPTIONAL)
Figure 4
Working Set Member Module
Each Working Set Member (WSMB) module is an auxiliary to the Planter
Control Module (PCM). Each WSMB can accept up to 18 rows of seed
sensors. The WSMB passes information directly to the PCM. Up to 5
WSMB’s can be installed to monitor up to 84 rows. The flexible design of the
WSMB allows for installation virtually anywhere on the implement.
CAN TERMINATORS
CAN terminators are necessary for proper communication between each
component of the system.
• One terminator is located on the cab harness, approximately 30 inches
from the Virtual Terminal connector.
• One terminator plugs into the implement harness of the last module
connected to the CAN bus.
Figure 5
Can Terminator
TERMINAL MOUNTING KIT
The terminal is secured in the tractor cab by a bracket that is installed in a
location that does not obstruct the view of tractor operation. Terminal
installation is the same for both terminal sizes.
Terminal mounting kit includes:
• Terminal mounting plate
•RAMMount
• Bolts to secure mounting plate to RAM mount
4.63
4.00
5.24
.291
2 holes
4.68 1.37
2.36
0.630
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Bracket Features:
• A ball mount at top and bottom of bracket orients terminal in many
different positions.
• Wing bolt tighten and secures the VT in the desired position.
The console must not obstruct the view of the operator or interfere
with the operation of the tractor.
To Assemble the Terminal Mounting Kit:
1. Secure RAM mount to desired location in cab with 4 screws (included)
per (Figure 6).
Figure 6
Mounting Bracket Features
2. Attach terminal mounting plate to the virtual terminal and RAM mount.
Figure 7
Terminal Bracket
Secure VT to bracket using
4 Metric screws (included)
Secure bracket to
tractor cab using 4
SAE screws (included)
12
3
4
Ball
Mount
for
adjustment
Wing
Bolt
USB
Opening
Insert 4
Metric screws
RAM
Mount
holes
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Figure 8
Attach Terminal Bracket to Virtual Terminal
Figure 9
Terminal Bracket and RAM Mount
RAM Mount
Attachment
Holes (3)
Place terminal on
bracket aligning
with 4 attachment
holes and connector
opening
1
23
1
2
3
4
Secure VT and
VT bracket to
RAM mount
using 3 screws
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COMPONENT INSTALLATION
PLANTER CONTROL MODULE (PCM)
1. Select an area on the implement to mount the PCM that allows for
easy hookup and access.
2. Use the enclosure as a template to mark the location of the mounting
holes.
3. Drill four 9/32 inch diameter holes where marked.
IMPORTANT: Do not use the enclosure as a guide when drilling. Do
not overtighten nuts as this may damage the mounting
tabs of the enclosure.
The PCM may be mounted in any of the following orientations:
Figure 10
Acceptable Orientation
Do not install the module in any orientation other than shown in
(Figure 10). The connection wires must not be mounted upward,
as moisture can collect inside the unit and damage the circuits.
Ensure that module connectors do not face upward when
implement is in a folded position as well.
4. Mount with the label side of module facing out. Do not mount with the
connector facing up (see Caution).
PREFERRED ACCEPTABLE ACCEPTABLE
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WORKING SET MEMBER (WSMB) MODULE
The WSMB module can be attached to the implement:
1. Bolting to the implement
2. Using tie straps to secure to implement
IMPORTANT: For applications using multiple modules, it is
recommended that the WSMB’s are mounted on the
implement by increasing serial number order from left to
right.
Figure 11
WSMB
WSMB INSTALL CONSIDERATIONS
1. Select an area on the implement to mount the member that allows for
easy hookup and access. Extensions may be used to reach members
installed on remote areas of the implement.
2. The module can be mounted in the same orientations as the Planter
Control Module (PCM) as illustrated in (Figure 10).
Do not install the module in any orientation other than illustrated
in (Figure 10). The connection wires must not be mounted upward
as moisture can collect inside the unit and damage the circuits.
Ensure that module connectors do not face upward when
implement is in a folded position as well.
3. Mount with the label side of the module facing out.
4.63
4.00
5.24
.291
2 holes
4.68 1.37
2.36
0.630
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BOLT WSMB TO FRAME
1. Use the enclosure as a template to mark the location of the mounting
holes.
2. Drill two 9/32 inch diameter holes where marked.
3. Attach to frame using 1/4 x 20 bolts or other fastening devices as
illustrated in (Figure 12).
Do not use the enclosure as a guide when drilling. Do not
overtighten nuts as this may damage the mounting tabs on the
enclosure.
Figure 12
Working Set Member Installation (Bolted)
1/4 x 20 BOLT
1/4 FLAT WASHER
1/4 SPLIT
LOCKWASHER
1/4 NUT
IMPLEMENT
FRAME
1/4 x 20
THREADED "U"
BOLT OR
OTHER
FASTENING
DEVICE
1/4 FLAT WASHER
1/4 SPLIT LOCKWASHER
1/4 NUT
IMPLEMENT
FRAME OR
SUPPORT
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TIE STRAP WSMB TO FRAME
1. Use one long tie-strap to loop around the member body and through
both mounting holes as illustrated in (Figure 13).
2. If necessary, drill mounting holes described above.
3. Securely tighten tie-strap.
4. Install a second tie-strap toward the label end of the enclosure for
additional support.
Figure 13
Working Set Member Installation (Tie-Strap)
5. Connect a WSMB harness to the WSMB module and connect the
WSMB harness to the Power/CAN backbone, refer to (Figure 16).
6. Connect each module harness to its module inserting both connectors
until the connector locking tabs engage.
7. Layout the planter harness along the implement frame to each of the
seed sensors.
– For seed sensors, extensions will most likely not be necessary.
8. Route sensor wires in locations where they will not be damaged by
chains, drive shafts, sprockets, etc.
9. Secure the harness to the toolbar with a minimum of 3” straight wire
exiting the module before bending and attaching with tie straps.
10. Coil and secure any unused sensor connections.
11. The WSMB Module harness can accept a standard DICKEY-john PM
style planter harness (single round 37-pin connector) or an SE style
planter harness (1 gray 12-pin, 1 black 12-pin rectangular connector)
depending on the WSMB harness. Harnesses are available for a
number of row configurations.
– Route the planter harness on the implement, securing as
necessary.
– Install seed sensors per the instructions included with the sensors.
Refer to the implement harness diagram for additional information
(Figure 13) or (Figure 14).
NOTE: The last module harness in the
system must have a CAN
Terminator installed for proper
system operation. Refer to
Implement Harness (Figure 13)
or (Figure 14) for additional
information.
IMPORTANT: Be sure the locking tabs engage when inserting the
connectors. The connection is sealed only when the
locking tabs have fully engaged.
IMPLEMENT
FRAME
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12. Connect any additional adapter harnesses to the module harness. The
PCM Module harness can accept the following adapter harnesses:
– Actuator Harness: This harness accepts up to 2 output control
channels, 2 control channel feedbacks, 3 hopper level sensor
inputs, 3 air pressure inputs, 2 RPM sensor inputs, a ground speed
input, and an implement switch input. In addition, a pair of 6-pin
connectors are available for Servo connection which use FB1/FB2
respectively. Install sensors, valves, etc. per the instructions
included with the items. Install the PWM valve assembly and
feedback sensor for each control loop and connect the devices to
their respective inputs on the harness, making certain to match
PWM 1/Servo 1 with FB 1, PWM 2/Servo 2 with FB 2, etc. Secure
any unused and excess cable lengths where necessary. Refer to
(Figure 15) for additional information.
–Seed Sensor Harness: This harness accommodates any standard
Dj Seed Sensor harness (PM style or SE style) harness depending
on the PCM harness. A wide variety of harnesses are available to
accommodate various numbers of sensor inputs. Install all seed
sensors per the instructions included with the individual sensors.
Secure any unused or excess cable lengths as necessary.
CONNECTING CAB/TERMINAL HARNESSING
Refer to (Figure 14).
1. Connect the cab harness to the back of the virtual terminal.
2. Insert the USB component into the terminal bracket USB opening.
3. Secure the USB component to the bracket with the supplied locking
nut.
4. Connect the power leads directly to the battery.
5. Connect the ignition wire to a switched +12VDC.
6. Connect the chassis ground lead to a bare point of the cab frame that
offers a good chassis ground connection.
7. Connect the CAN terminator, radar speed sensor, and row switch
module to the respective connectors on the cab harness.
TIP: If the speed sensor is connected to the IntelliAg actuator/
control harness, do not connect anything to the speed sensor
connector on the cab harness.
CONNECTING IMPLEMENT HARNESSING
Refer to (Figure 15) and (Figure 16).
1. Connect the Implement CAN Breakaway extension to the mating
connector of the cab harness.
2. Route the harness along the implement hitch to the PCM module
harness (use an implement extension harness if additional length is
needed).
3. Secure harness as needed.
4. Connect the module harness to the mating connectors of the
Implement CAN harness and then connect the module to the harness.
The PCM module uses a 30 and 18-way connector with a jackscrew to
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secure the connector to the module. The WSMB uses a pair of 12-pin
connectors.
5. Secure module harness as needed.
CAB HARNESSING DIAGRAM
The following diagram illustrates the cab harness layout and connecting to
the virtual terminal.
Figure 14
Cab Harness Connections to Virtual Terminal
Chassis
Ground
CAN
Terminator
467980126
Ignition +12VDC
NOTE: This wire
must be connected
to switched +12VDC
O/Auto
Flush Switch
(optional future
implementation)
+
-
To Implement
CAN
Harness
Tractor Cab
Power Harness
467980450
Battery
Terminal Harness
472940130
RSM (optional)
X
IntelliAg MVT
472940110
Mounting
Bracket
472940120
USB
opening
.
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IMPLEMENT HARNESSING DIAGRAMS
Figure 15
Implement Harnessing
WSMT
MODULE
PLANTER/DRILL
CONTROL
.
Connect to next module
harness or implement
extension harness
(See Figure 16)
(Connect CAN terminator
if this is the last module
on the CAN bus)
WSMT Module Harness
472940200 (option 472940150 for Deutsch
style planter harness)
Implement CAN Breakaway Harness
46798013X (multiple lengths)
Connect to
Cab Harness
Connect harnesses and accessory
devices as shown. Verify that PWM
Solenoid Valves have a properly
connected feedback sensor.
Standard Dj PM Style
Planter Harness
NOTE: Connect the WSMT Actuator
Harness and the Dj Planter Harness
to the mating connectors of the
WSMT Module Harness
Application Rate
Sensors x 2
(Channel 1-2 Feedback)
Labeled FB2-FB2
PWM Solenoid
Valves
Channel 1-2
Control
Labeled PWM 1-PWM 2
Hopper Level
Sensor x2
Labeled HOPPER 1-2
Radar Speed
Sensor-Labeled
GND Speed
Shaft RPM
Sensor x2
Labeled RPM1-2
Implement Lift Sensor
If no Implement Lift
Sensor is used, connect
the leads together
Remote
Test Switch
Servo Valve
Connectors
Air Pressure
Sensor x3
46682-0920S1
464820510
Switch 1 (Output 1)
Switch 2 (Output 2)
Switch 5
Switch 6
464820510
Switch 3
Switch 4
Planter
Output
Module
4648205
467983500
46798200051
OPTIONAL
472940230
37 pin
Harness
472940200
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