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TELEMATICS WEBSITE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 ABOUT THIS CONCISE OPERATOR’S MANUAL
NOTES ON THE MANUAL
VALIDITY OF MANUAL
NOTES REGARDING THE CONCISE OPERATOR’S MANUAL
NOTES ON WARRANTY
2 SAFETY
INTENDED USE
PROPER USE
3 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
OVERVIEW AND METHOD OF OPERATION
TELEMATICS PRODUCT VARIANTS
TONI (TELEMATICS ON IMPLEMENTS)
FLEET VIEW
TELEMATICS BASIC
TELEMATICS ADVANCED
TELEMATICS PROFESSIONAL
 TELEMATICS APP
4 OPERATING AND CONTROL ELEMENTS
TELEMATICS OVERVIEW
ILLUSTRATION CONVENTIONS OF BUTTONS AND NAVIGATION ELEMENTS
SYMBOLS AND COLOURS
MENU STRUCTURE
START SCREEN
TELEMATICS WEBSITE SITE MAP
MAIN MENU OVERVIEW
PAGE
PAGE
PAGE
PAGE
PAGE
* PAGE
PAGE
PAGE
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
TELEMATICS
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS OF WEBSITE
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS OF APP
FLEET VIEW
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS FOR FLEET VIEW APP
OPERATION
TELEMATICS
CARRYING OUT AUTOMATIC ACTIVATION
NEW CUSTOMERS
EXISTING CUSTOMERS
FINISHING AUTOMATIC ACTIVATION
CREATING A NEW LOCATION
IMPORTING A LOCATION
DRAWING A LOCATION
GATHERING WEIGHING DATA MANUALLY
WEIGHING PROTOCOL TEMPLATE
IMPORT WEIGHING PROTOCOL
FLEET VIEW
REGISTER FLEET VIEW
REGISTERING THE MACHINE OR THE MOBILE DEVICE
REGISTERING THE MACHINE
REGISTERING THE MOBILE DEVICE
EDIT MACHINE
CREATING AND EDITING WORKING GROUPS
CREATING A WORKING GROUP
EDITING WORKING GROUPS
COUPLING EXTERNAL MACHINES
CREATING COUPLING
EDITING COUPLINGS

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CTIC 2800CTIC
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION
GENERAL INFORMATION
VALIDITY OF MANUAL
INFORMATION ABOUT THIS OPERATOR’S MANUAL
SYMBOLS AND NOTES
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT
MAINTENANCE INFORMATION
WARRANTY INFORMATION
QUALIFIED SPECIALIST WORKSHOP
SPARE PARTS AND TECHNICAL QUESTIONS
INTENDED USE
INTENDED USE
REASONABLY FORESEEABLE MISUSE
2 SAFETY
IDENTIFYING WARNINGS
HAZARD SIGNS
SIGNAL WORD
SAFETY RULES
IMPORTANCE OF OPERATOR’S MANUAL
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT AND SPARE PARTS
DANGER DUE TO DAMAGE TO THE TYRE PRESSURE CONTROL SYSTEM
TECHNICAL CONDITION
COMPLYING WITH TECHNICAL LIMIT VALUES
KEEPING PROTECTIVE DEVICES FUNCTIONAL
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
DANGERS WHEN DRIVING ON THE ROAD AND ON THE FIELD
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND DISPOSAL
NOISE CAN DAMAGE YOUR HEALTH
LIQUIDS UNDER PRESSURE
COMPRESSED AIR
HOT SURFACES
MAINTENANCE WORK AND REPAIR WORK
WELDING WORK PROHIBITED
3 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
PACKAGE LIST
DELIVERY STATE
OVERVIEW AND METHOD OF OPERATION
TYRE PRESSURE CONTROL SYSTEM
SAFETY DEVICES
MECHANICAL AND ELECTRONIC SAFETY FEATURES
PRESSURE LIMITATION
AUTOMATIC SHUT-DOWN OF CONTROL PROCESS
SYSTEM BEHAVIOUR WHEN AN AIR LINE IS TORN OFF
MANUAL OPERATION
IDENTIFICATION PLATE AND VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER
IDENTIFICATION PLATE OF TYRE PRESSURE CONTROL SYSTEM
4 OPERATING AND DISPLAY ELEMENTS
MENU STRUCTURE OF CLAAS CTIC APP
START SCREEN
SERVICE MENU
WORKING SCREEN
DISPLAY ELEMENTS AND SETTING OPTIONS ON THE WORKING SCREEN OF CLAAS CTIC APP

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CTIC 2800 2.0CTIC 2.0
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION
GENERAL INFORMATION
VALIDITY OF MANUAL
INFORMATION ABOUT THIS OPERATOR’S MANUAL
SYMBOLS AND NOTES
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT
MAINTENANCE INFORMATION
WARRANTY INFORMATION
QUALIFIED SPECIALIST WORKSHOP
SPARE PARTS AND TECHNICAL QUESTIONS
INTENDED USE
INTENDED USE
REASONABLY FORESEEABLE MISUSE
2 SAFETY
IDENTIFYING WARNINGS
HAZARD SIGNS
SIGNAL WORD
SAFETY RULES
IMPORTANCE OF OPERATOR’S MANUAL
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT AND SPARE PARTS
DANGER DUE TO DAMAGE TO THE TYRE PRESSURE CONTROL SYSTEM
TECHNICAL CONDITION
COMPLYING WITH TECHNICAL LIMIT VALUES
KEEPING PROTECTIVE DEVICES FUNCTIONAL
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
DANGERS WHEN DRIVING ON THE ROAD AND ON THE FIELD
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND DISPOSAL
NOISE CAN DAMAGE YOUR HEALTH
PRESSURISED FLUIDS
COMPRESSED AIR
HOT SURFACES
MAINTENANCE WORK AND REPAIR WORK
WELDING WORK PROHIBITED

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PROFI CAM 3
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION
NOTES ON THE MANUAL
VALIDITY OF MANUAL
INFORMATION ABOUT THIS OPERATOR’S MANUAL
SYMBOLS AND NOTES
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT
QUALIFIED SPECIALIST WORKSHOP
MAINTENANCE INFORMATION
WARRANTY NOTES
SPARE PARTS AND TECHNICAL QUESTIONS
 INTENDED USE
INTENDED USE
REASONABLY FORESEEABLE MISUSE
2 SAFETY
IDENTIFYING WARNINGS
HAZARD SIGNS
SIGNAL WORD
SAFETY RULES
MEANING OF OPERATOR’S MANUAL
OBSERVING SAFETY DECALS AND WARNINGS
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT AND SPARE PARTS
3 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
OVERVIEW AND METHOD OF OPERATION
HOW THE PROFI CAM WORKS
IDENTIFICATION PLATES AND IDENTIFICATION NUMBER
POSITION OF IDENTIFICATION PLATES
EXPLANATION OF PROFI CAM IDENTIFICATION PLATE
INFORMATION ON THE PRODUCT
CE MARKING

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PROFI CAM 4
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION
NOTES ON THE MANUAL
VALIDITY OF MANUAL
INFORMATION ABOUT THIS OPERATOR’S MANUAL
SYMBOLS AND NOTES
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT
QUALIFIED SPECIALIST WORKSHOP
MAINTENANCE INFORMATION
NOTES ON WARRANTY
SPARE PARTS AND TECHNICAL QUESTIONS
INTENDED USE
INTENDED USE
 REASONABLY FORESEEABLE MISUSE
2 SAFETY
IDENTIFYING WARNINGS
HAZARD SIGNS
SIGNAL WORD
 SAFETY RULES
MEANING OF OPERATOR’S MANUAL
STRUCTURAL CHANGES
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT AND SPARE PARTS
OPERATION ONLY FOLLOWING PROPER PUTTING INTO OPERATION
TECHNICAL STATUS
RESPECTING TECHNICAL LIMIT VALUES
RESPECTING TECHNICAL LIMIT VALUES
HAZARDS WHEN DRIVING ON ROADS AND FIELDS

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SENSOR CASE FOR TRACTORS STAGE IIIB, IV AND VSENSOR CASE FOR TRACTORS STAGE IIIB, IV AND VSENSOR CASE FOR STAGE IIIB, IV AND V TRACTORS
CONTENTS
1 SENSORKOFFER – SENSOR CASE – SENSOR SUITCASE – STAGE IIIB, IV & V
AUFLISTUNG KOFFERINHALT
LISTING CASE CONTENT
PRESENTATION OF THE CONTENTS OF THE SUITCASE

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AXION 900-800ARION 600-500-400
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION
NOTES ON THE MANUAL
MANUAL VALIDITY
2 TRACTOR PREPARATION
ASSEMBLY PARTS AND MACHINE BODY
LEGAL EQUIPMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH REGULATION (EU) 167/2013
TRACTORS OVER 4.6 M IN LENGTH: AXION 900, AXION 800, ARION 600 AND ARION 500
TRACTOR WITH AN OVERALL WIDTH EXCEEDING 2.55 M: AXION 900, AXION 800, ARION AND ARION 500
CIS TRACTOR WITH AN OVERALL WIDTH EXCEEDING 2.82 M AND CEBIS TRACTOR WITH AN OVERALL WIDTH EXCEEDING 2.75 M: AXION 900, AXION 800, ARION 600 AND 500
TRACTOR WITH AN OVERALL WIDTH EXCEEDING 2.55 M: ARION 400
TRACTOR WITH AN OVERALL WIDTH OF LESS THAN 2.55 M: ARION 600, 500 AND 400
CIS TRACTOR WITH AN OVERALL WIDTH OF LESS THAN 2.82 M: AXION 900, AXION 800, ARION 600 AND 500
CEBIS TRACTOR WITH AN OVERALL WIDTH OF LESS THAN 2.75 M: AXION 900, AXION 800, ARION 600 AND 500
DEPLOY THE SIGNAL STRIPS

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AXION 900-800 CEBISARION 600-500 CEBIS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION
NOTES ON THE MANUAL
MANUAL VALIDITY
2 OPERATING AND DISPLAY ELEMENTS
CEBIS
WORK PHASES
ROAD MODE
FIELD MODE
ISO TERMINAL MODE
WINDOW
WINDOW
WORK PHASES
MODE
MODE
ISO TERMINAL MODE
WINDOW
WINDOW
MENU
MENU

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GPS PILOT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION
GENERAL INFORMATION
VALIDITY OF MANUAL
INFORMATION ABOUT THIS OPERATOR’S MANUAL
SYMBOLS AND NOTES
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT
QUALIFIED SPECIALIST WORKSHOP
MAINTENANCE NOTES
NOTES ON WARRANTY
SPARE PARTS AND TECHNICAL QUESTIONS
LICENSING FOR ROAD TRAFFIC
SAMPLE REPORT
CLEARANCE CERTIFICATE
GENERAL OPERATING PERMIT
INTENDED USE
INTENDED USE
REASONABLY FORESEEABLE MISUSE
2 SAFETY
IDENTIFYING WARNINGS
 HAZARD SIGNS
SIGNAL WORD
SAFETY RULES
MEANING OF OPERATOR’S MANUAL
UPDATE OF TERMINAL SOFTWARE
REQUIREMENTS MADE ON ALL PERSONS WORKING WITH THE PRODUCT
HAZARD AREAS
HAZARD AREAS
INTERACTION BETWEEN THE CONTROL TERMINAL AND THE MACHINE OR TRACTOR
STRUCTURAL CHANGES
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT AND SPARE PARTS
USE OF USB DEVICES
OPERATION ONLY FOLLOWING PROPER PUTTING INTO OPERATION
TECHNICAL STATUS
HAZARD FROM DAMAGE ON THE PRODUCT
RESPECTING TECHNICAL LIMIT VALUES
RESPECTING TECHNICAL LIMIT VALUES
PREPARING THE PRODUCT FOR ROAD TRAVEL
HAZARDS WHEN DRIVING ON THE ROAD WITH AN ISOBUS IMPLEMENT
SWITCHING ON THE TERMINAL DURING ROAD TRAVEL.
HAZARDS WHEN DRIVING ON THE ROAD AND ON THE FIELD
ELECTROCUTION BY ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
POTENTIALLY FATAL ELECTRIC SHOCK FROM OVERHEAD LINES
LIQUIDS UNDER PRESSURE
MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS AND REPAIR WORK
DRIVING WITH THE GPS PILOT
ROAD TRAVEL
FIELDWORK
WORKING WITH TASK CONTROL* AND SECTION CONTROL*
3 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
3.1 OVERVIEW AND METHOD OF OPERATION
3.1.1 OVERVIEW OF GPS PILOT – HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
3.1.2 OVERVIEW OF GPS PILOT – STEER READY
3.1.3 OVERVIEW OF GPS PILOT FLEX
3.1.4 OVERVIEW OF GPS PILOT EX WORKS
3.1.5 OVERVIEW OF THE S10 TERMINAL
3.1.6 OVERVIEW OF NAVIGATION COMPUTER (ECU)
3.1.7 ELECTRIC STEERING WHEEL
3.1.8 OVERVIEW OF CORRECTION SIGNALS
EGNOS/WAAS/MSAS
OMNISTAR HP / XP / G2
RTK FIELD BASE AND BASELINE HD
RTK FARM BASE
3.1.9 MODULE OVERVIEW
BASELINE HD
RTK FIELD BASE
RTK (MOTOROLA)
RTK FARM BASE
3.2 SAFETY DEVICES
3.2.1 AUTOMATIC CUT-OUT WHEN THE MAXIMUM SPEED IS EXCEEDED
3.2.2 AUTOMATIC CUT-OUT WHEN THE SPEED FALLS BELOW THE MINIMUM
3.2.3 SEAT CONTACT SWITCH
3.2.4 MANUAL OVERRIDE
ELECTRIC STEERING WHEEL
3.3 OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT
3.3.1 GPS L2*
3.3.2 GLONASS*
3.3.3 TURN IN*
3.3.4 AUTO TURN*
3.3.5 TASK CONTROL*
TASK CONTROL BASIC*
TASK CONTROL GEO*
3.3.6 SECTION CONTROL*
3.4 IDENTIFICATION PLATES AND IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS
3.4.1 GPS PILOT IDENTIFICATION PLATE
3.4.2 IDENTIFICATION PLATE OF TERMINAL
3.4.3 IDENTIFICATION PLATE OF NAVIGATION CONTROLLER
4 OPERATING AND DISPLAY ELEMENTS
4.1 GPS PILOT
4.1.1 MASTER SWITCH AND DRIVE SWITCH
MASTER SWITCH
MASTER SWITCH
/ PUSHBUTTON ON FENDT MACHINES
SWITCH ON CHALLENGER
4.2 OVERVIEW OF THE S10 TERMINAL
4.2.1 LAYOUT CONVENTIONS OF BUTTONS AND DISPLAYS
4.3 GPS PILOT MENU STRUCTURE
4.3.1 START MENU
START MENU WITHOUT TASK CONTROL*
START MENU WITH TASK CONTROL*
4.3.2 MENU OVERVIEW
4.3.3 OVERVIEW OF DISPLAY FIELD
CORRECTION SIGNAL FAILURE
4.3.4 MENU
4.3.5 MENU
4.3.6 MENU
4.3.7 MENU
MENU
MENU
MENU
4.3.8 MENU
4.3.9 MENU
4.3.10 MENU
MENU
MENU
4.3.11 MENU
4.3.12 MENU
4.3.13 MENU
4.3.14 MENU
4.3.15 MENU
4.3.16 MENU
4.3.17 MENU
4.3.18 ; MENU
4.3.19 MENU
4.3.20 MENU
4.3.21 MENU
4.3.22 MENU
4.3.23 MENU
4.3.24 MENU
4.3.25 MENU
4.3.26 MENU
4.4 ISO UT APPLICATION
4.4.1 MENU
4.4.2 ISO UT KEY ASSIGNMENTS
4.4.3 ISO UT FAULT PROTOCOL
4.5 CAMERA APPLICATION
4.5.1 CAMERA
5 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
5.1 GPS PILOT
5.1.1 CORRECTION SIGNAL ACCURACY
5.1.2 GPS PILOT SPECIFICATIONS
5.2 S10 TERMINAL
5.2.1 SPECIFICATION
6 PREPARING THE PRODUCT
6.1 SWITCHING OFF AND SECURING THE MACHINE
6.1.1 SHUT DOWN AND SECURE THE MACHINE
6.2 PRIOR TO PUTTING INTO OPERATION
6.2.1 PRIOR TO INITIAL COMMISSIONING
6.2.2 EVERY TIME BEFORE PUTTING INTO OPERATION
6.3 INITIAL SETUP OF MACHINE
6.3.1 CREATING A VEHICLE
NAMES THE VEHICLE
SELECTING THE VEHICLE TYPE
SELECTING THE VALVE TYPE
6.3.2 SELECT LIST OF VEHICLE TYPE AND VALVE TYPE GPS PILOT EX WORKS
6.3.3 SELECT LIST OF VEHICLE TYPE AND VALVE TYPE GPS PILOT – HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
6.3.4 SELECT LIST OF VEHICLE TYPE AND VALVE TYPE GPS PILOT – STEER READY
6.3.5 SELECT LIST OF VEHICLE TYPE AND VALVE TYPE GPS PILOT FLEX
6.3.6 ENTERING THE VEHICLE DIMENSIONS AND ANTENNA POSITION
6.3.7 ENTERING THE ANTENNA POSITION
ANTENNA OFFSET (LONGITUDINAL AXIS)
ENTERING THE LEFT/RIGHT ANTENNA OFFSET
ENTERING THE ANTENNA HEIGHT
PARTICULARITY OF XERION TRAC VC
6.3.8 ENTERING THE VEHICLE DIMENSIONS
ENTERING THE WHEEL BASE
HITCH POINT OFFSET
SAVING OR REJECTING ENTRIES
6.3.9 CARRYING OUT A STEERING TEST
STEERING TEST FAILED
6.3.10 OVERVIEW OF GPS PILOT CALIBRATION CHECK LISTS
6.3.11 CHECK LIST FOR CALIBRATION SEQUENCE 1
6.3.12 CHECK LIST FOR CALIBRATION SEQUENCE 2A
6.3.13 CHECK LIST FOR CALIBRATION SEQUENCE 2B
6.3.14 CHECK LIST FOR CALIBRATION SEQUENCE 3
6.3.15 CHECK LIST FOR CALIBRATION SEQUENCE 4
6.3.16 CHECK LIST FOR CALIBRATION SEQUENCE 5
6.3.17 CHECK LIST FOR CALIBRATION SEQUENCE 6
6.3.18 CHECK LIST FOR CALIBRATION SEQUENCE 7
6.3.19 CHECK LIST FOR CALIBRATION SEQUENCE 8
6.3.20 MESSAGE WHILE CALIBRATING THE ARION AND AXION
6.3.21 PREPARING GPS PILOT CALIBRATION
6.3.22 CARRYING OUT THE CALIBRATION STEP
6.3.23 CARRYING OUT THE CALIBRATION STEP
LEFT STEERING STOP
RIGHT STEERING STOP
CENTRE STEERING STOP
FINISHING STEERING ANGLE SENSOR CALIBRATION
6.3.24 CARRYING OUT THE CALIBRATION
LEFT TURNING CIRCLE
RIGHT TURNING CIRCLE
CALIBRATING THE MAXIMUM CROSS ACCELERATION
FINISHING CALIBRATION OF THE TURNING CIRCLE
6.3.25 CARRYING OUT THE CALIBRATION STEP
COMPLETING THE CALIBRATION STEP
6.3.26 CARRY OUT THE CALIBRATION STEP.
CALIBRATION RESULT
6.3.27 CARRYING OUT THE CALIBRATION STEP
6.3.28 CARRYING OUT THE CALIBRATION STEP
6.3.29 CARRYING OUT THE

CALIBRATION STEP
CARRYING OUT THE CALIBRATION STEP
CREATING AN A=B LINE
DRIVING ALONG AN A=B LINE
CARRYING OUT THE CALIBRATION STEP
CREATING AN A=B LINE
TEST RUN 1
TEST RUN 2
COMPLETING CALIBRATION
SAVING THE VEHICLE PROFILE
INITIAL OPERATION OF IMPLEMENT
 CREATING AN IMPLEMENT
SELECTING THE HITCHING TYPE
MAKING IMPLEMENT SETTINGS
MAKING RATE CONTROL SETTINGS
COUPLING THE ISOBUS IMPLEMENT
AUTOMATIC ADOPTION OF SETTINGS
AUTOMATIC UPDATE OF IMPLEMENT GEOMETRY
SETTING THE IMPLEMENT SETTINGS
SETTING THE IMPLEMENT WIDTH
SETTING THE IMPLEMENT GEOMETRY
FRONT OR REAR IMPLEMENT OFFSET
TRAILED AND ACTIVELY TRAILED HITCHING TYPES
REAR RIGID AND FRONT RIGID HITCHING TYPES
ADJUSTING THE LEFT OR RIGHT IMPLEMENT OFFSET
SETTING THE OVERLAP OR THE GAP
SAVING OR REJECTING ENTRIES
SETTING THE MAIN BOOM
SETTING THE WORK STEP
SETTING THE SECTION VIEW / SECTION CONTROL* CONTROL TYPE
SETTING THE RATE CONTROL
SETTING THE CONTROL TYPE
SETTING THE PREVIEW TIME
SETTING THE SET VALUE UNIT
6.4.11 CALIBRATING THE TURNING RADIUS
PERFORM CALIBRATION
LEFT TURNING CIRCLE
RIGHT TURNING CIRCLE
ACKNOWLEDGING THE TURNING CIRCLE
PARTIAL WIDTH DISPLAY AND PARTIAL WIDTH CONTROL SETTINGS
SETTING THE PARTIAL WIDTHS CHECK LIST
CALLING UP THE IMPLEMENT SETTINGS
SETTING THE NUMBER OF PARTIAL WIDTHS
SETTING THE WIDTH OF PARTIAL WIDTHS
COMBINING PARTIAL WIDTHS INTO GROUPS
SETTING THE NUMBER
COMBINING INTO GROUPS AUTOMATICALLY
EDITING THE GROUP
SETTING THE PERMITTED OVERLAP
SETTING THE REACTION TIME
SETTING THE ACTIVATION DELAY
SETTING THE DEACTIVATION DELAY
INITIAL SETUP OF CORRECTION SIGNAL
FIRST INITIALISATION OF GNSS SIGNAL
E-DIF
EGNOS/WAAS/MSAS
OMNISTAR HP / XP / G2
SETTINGS ON THE TERMINAL
RTK FIELD BASE AND BASELINE HD
SETTING THE RADIO FREQUENCY
ADJUSTING THE RADIO CHANNEL SPACING
SAVING OR REJECTING THE SETTINGS
RTK (MOTOROLA)
SELECTING THE CORRECTION TYPE
SELECTING THE REFERENCE STATION
RTK FARM BASE
SELECTING THE CORRECTION TYPE
ENABLING RTK FARM BASE
RTK NET
TSM SETTINGS ON THE TERMINAL
SETTING THE RTK NET LOGIN
SETTING THE SIM CARD SETTINGS
TSM SETTINGS BY THE CDS
RTK READY
DISCONTINUING SUBSCRIPTIONS
SETTING SUBSCRIPTIONS
7 OPERATION
7.1 CHECKLISTS
7.1.1 PREPARING FIELD USE
7.1.2 USING THE GPS PILOT IN FIELDWORK
7.1.3 CARRYING OUT FIELDWORK GPS PILOT WITH TASK CONTROL*
7.1.4 PREPARING ROAD TRAVEL
7.2 S10 TERMINAL
7.2.1 SWITCHING ON THE TERMINAL
START SCREEN
7.2.2 OPERATING THE ENTRY ELEMENTS
KEYBOARD
NUMBER PAD
CONTROLLER
BUTTONS WITH A STORED LIST
7.2.3 FILTERING LISTS
7.2.4 SWITCHING OFF THE TERMINAL
7.2.5 CONNECTING A USB DATA MEMORY TO THE TERMINAL
7.3 GPS PILOT
7.3.1 CHANGING THE GPS PILOT OVER TO
MASTER SWITCH
SWITCH
MASTER SWITCH
/ PUSHBUTTON ON FENDT MACHINES
SWITCH ON CHALLENGER
7.3.2 CHANGING THE GPS PILOT OVER TO
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