Intalação Autopilo
Intalação Autopilo
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Q TJ 425
Q TJ 440
Q TJ 450
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Version 3.00
Revision B
F
Part Number 54036-15-ENG
January 2006
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Safety Information
Follow the safety information in this chapter at all times.
C CAUTION – Always wear protective glasses, shoes, and any other protective equipment as
required by job conditions and machine.
C CAUTION – Wear protective glasses when using pressurized air or water to clean surfaces
or cleaning overhead surfaces.
C CAUTION – Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry that can catch on machine parts or
tools.
C CAUTION – Use steps and handrails when entering or exiting a machine while facing the
machine.
C CAUTION – Use caution when checking for hydraulic leaks and system operation. Do not
use bare hands to check for leaks. Pinhole leaks can result in a high velocity fluid stream
that can penetrate the skin and cause serious injury. Stand clear and use a board or
cardboard to check for leaks.
C CAUTION – Battery posts, terminals and related accessories contain lead and lead
compounds. Wash hands after handling.
C CAUTION – If the machine has been used to apply agricultural chemicals, the machine
must be steam cleaned to remove any chemical residue from the areas where the
technician will be installing brackets, making hydraulic connections or routing cables and
hoses.
C CAUTION – The technician must wash hands prior to eating or drinking after working on
the machine.
C CAUTION – Park the machine on a level, hard surface. Block the front and rear wheels.
C CAUTION – Align the steering straight ahead. On articulated machines, install the
articulation locks.
C CAUTION – To avoid burns, allow hot machines to cool before attempting installation.
C CAUTION – Relieve all pressure in oil, air and water systems before disconnecting any
lines, fittings or related items.
C CAUTION – Be careful when removing fill caps, breathers and hose connections. Hold a
rag over the cap or fitting to prevent being sprayed by liquids that may still be under
pressure.
Note –
– Before you begin an installation, read through these instructions to familiarize
yourself with the installation procedure.
– The left and right sides of the machine are referenced while standing behind
the unit, facing the normal direction of travel.
– Open all kit boxes and check contents of box against packing list/s. Lay all
parts out on a clean work bench.
1 Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Technical Assistance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Your Comments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Manual System Upgrade to the Autopilot System. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
EZ-Guide SL AgGPS 114 manual guide system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
AgGPS 124 or AgGPS 132 PSO system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
AgGPS 150 EZ-Guide Plus lightbar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Required Components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Autopilot Hardware Organization - as Shipped . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Autopilot Hardware Organization - as Installed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
4 Antenna/Receiver Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
AgGPS 114 Components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
AgGPS 132 Components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
AgGPS 114/132 Installation Process . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
AgGPS 252 GPS Receiver with SiteNet Radio (If Equipped) Components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
AgGPS 252 GPS Receiver with SiteNet Radio (If Equipped) Installation Process. . . . . . . . . . 42
AgGPS 252 GPS Receiver with AgGPS 900 Radio Module (If Equipped) Components . . . . . . 46
AgGPS 252 GPS Receiver with AgGPS 900 Radio Module (If Equipped) Installation Process . . 47
5 Display Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
EZ-Guide Plus Lightbar Components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
EZ-Guide Plus Lightbar Display Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
Mounting the Lightbar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
8 Controller Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
Controller Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
Controller Connections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
1
Introduction 1
Technical Assistance
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Retain Remove
AgGPS 21A lightbar Lightbar cable (P/N 35204)
AgGPS 114 antenna/receiver NOTE: Replace with lightbar only cable from conversion kit.
AgGPS 114 receiver cable (P/N 40947)
NOTE: Replace with cable from conversion kit. Extension
cable available as accessory.
Remote keypad
Retain Remove
AgGPS 21A lightbar Lightbar to receiver cable
Antenna for AgGPS 124 or 132 receiver NOTE: Replace with lightbar only cable from conversion kit.
AgGPS 124 or 132 receiver Remote keypad
Antenna to receiver cable
Retain Remove
AgGPS 150 EZ-Guide Plus lightbar
Antenna for AgGPS 150 EZ-Guide Plus lightbar
Antenna to receiver cable
(Optional) Remote keypad
Required Components
Kits required Special tools required
Platform kit: P/N 54036-15 49317-TL template
Hydraulic hose kit STX 275 – 325: P/N 49771 #7 drill bit
STX 375 – 500: P/N 49917 1/4 inch drill bit
Roof bracket kit: P/N 49307 1/4-20 UNC tap
Tap handle
Open end wrench set (metric and SAE)
Allen wrench set (metric and inch sizes)
2
Hydraulic Control Valve Installation 2
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X
Note – Part numbers are Parker numbers and are for reference only.
Step 1
Lubricate the O-rings and connect
the control valve X to the manifold
Y with four M6 x 40 socket head
Y
bolts. Tighten the bolts to 14 –16 Nm
(10 – 12 ft. lbs.). Z
Note –
– Match the V pattern of the oil
passages Z between the
manifold Y and control valve
X
X.
– A 5mm Allen wrench is
required.
Step2
Install and tighten the pressure
sensor in the manifold.
Step 3
With the manifold positioned as
shown, install and tighten the fittings
and orientate them as shown:
• Elbow, 90 adjustable -10
ORFS-ORB in top port facing
down
• Elbow, 90 adjustable -10
ORFS-ORB in middle port 10
degrees forward from down
position toward the valve
• Elbow, 90 adjustable -6 ORFS-
ORB in lower port facing down
Step 4
With the manifold positioned as
shown, install and tighten the fittings
and orientate them as shown:
• Elbow, 90 adjustable -6 ORFS-
ORB in top port
• Elbow, 45 adjustable -10
ORFS-ORB in middle port 30
degrees from down position
toward valve
• Elbow, 45 adjustable -10
ORFS-ORB in lower port 30
degrees from down position
toward valve
Step 5
Install the mounting plate to the
bottom of the control valve/manifold
assembly with four M10 x 30 bolts
and M10 spring lock washers.
Tighten the bolts to 54 Nm – 61 Nm
(40 – 45 ft/lbs).
Step 6
Position the mounting plate with the
valve assembly facing toward the cab.
Set the bracket on the air cleaner
mounting plate, against the left rear
air cleaner leg so the centerline of the
first mounting hole is approximately
63 mm (2.5 inches) X from the outer
X
tube of the air cleaner mounting
frame. Mark the location of the four
mounting holes onto the air cleaner
mounting plate.
Step 7
Remove the air cleaner canister and
drill four 12 mm (1/2 inch) mounting
holes.
Step 8
Reinstall the air cleaner canister.
Mount the bracket with the valve to
the air cleaner mounting plate with
four M10 x 30 bolts and prevailing
torque nuts.
Step 1
Remove the load sense hose from the
right side of the steering pump and
the priority valve.
Step 2
Install the 78 inch long hydraulic
hose from the kit to the priority valve
and route it to the left side of the
AgGPS Autopilot manifold. Connect
it to the lower port, which is labeled
“LS2”.
Step 3
Remove the left steer hose X and
right steer hose Y from the right side
of the steering pump. Mark both
hoses for proper identification.
X
Y
Step 4
Install two ORFS swivel run -10 tees
onto the fittings on the left and right
steer ports. Reinstall the original
hoses to the tees.
Note – Leave all fittings and hose
connections loose until all hose
routings are complete.
Step 5
Remove the pressure hose X and
tank hose Y from the left side of the
steering pump. Mark both hoses for
proper identification.
Y
X
Step 6
Install two ORFS swivel run -10 tees
onto the fittings on the pressure and
tank ports. Reinstall the original
hoses to the tees.
Step 7
Connect the 14 inch hydraulic hose
to the Load Sense port at the steering
pump and then route the hose over
to and connect to the right top port,
which is labeled “LS1” on the AgGPS
Autopilot manifold.
Step 8
Connect the 18 inch hydraulic hose
to the right steer tee at the steering
pump and then route the hose over
to and connect to the right center
port, which is labeled “B” on the
AgGPS Autopilot manifold.
Step 9
Connect the 26 inch hydraulic hose
to the left steer tee at the steering
pump and then route the hose over
to and connect to the left center port,
which is labeled “A” on the AgGPS
Autopilot manifold.
Step 10
Connect the 18 inch hydraulic hose
to the pressure port tee at the
steering pump and then route the
hose over to and connect to the left
top port, which is labeled “P” on the
AgGPS Autopilot manifold.
Step 11
Connect the 22 inch hydraulic hose
to the tank port tee at the steering
pump and then route the hose over
to and connect to the right lower
port, which is labeled “T” on the
AgGPS Autopilot manifold.
Step 12
Ensure that all hose routings are
unobstructed and clear of pinch
points. Individually tighten each
fitting and hose and try to avoid any
hose contact with other hoses.
Step 13
Double check all hydraulic
connections to be sure they are
tightened.
Check the machine hydraulic oil level
and add oil as needed.
Re-connect the battery and start the
machine to check for hydraulic leaks.
Disconnect the battery after the leak
check has been performed.
Step 14
Plug the connectors from the AgGPS
Autopilot hydraulic valve cable X
Z
into the mating connectors Y on the
steering valve. Plug the pressure
Y
sensor connector Z into the pressure
sensor. X
Note – The connectors on the AgGPS
Autopilot harness are labeled “LEFT” [
and “RIGHT”. The wires on the
steering solenoid valve are labeled “A”
and “B”. Connect the “A” wires to the
“LEFT” connector and the “B” wires to
the “RIGHT” connector.
Use tie straps to secure the excess
Autopilot harness to the load sense
hose [.
Step 15
Route the cables under the cab along
the top of the transmission. Leave the
three pin connector at the
articulation joint. Route the
remaining cable end into the cab
through the access hole at the right
rear corner of the cab. Route the
cable into the electronics bay and to
the trainer seat. The connections will
be established later.
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Figure 2.2 375 to 500 models hydraulic overview
Note – Part numbers are Parker numbers and are for reference only.
Step 1
Lubricate the O-rings and then
install the steering valve X to the
manifold Y with four M6 x 40 socket Y
Z
head bolts. Tighten the bolts to 14 –
16 Nm (10 – 12 ft/lbs).
Note –
– Match the V pattern of the oil
passages Z between the
manifold Y and the steering
X
valve X.
– A 5 mm Allen wrench is
required.
Step 2
Install and tighten the pressure
sensor in the manifold.
Step 3
With the manifold positioned as
shown, install and tighten the fittings
and orientate as follows:
• Connector -10 ORFS-ORB in
top port
• Connector -8 ORFS-ORB in
middle port
• Elbow, 45 Adjustable -6 ORFS-
ORB in lower port facing down
Step 4
With the manifold positioned as
shown, install and tighten the fittings
and orientate as follows:
• Elbow, 90 adjustable -6 ORFS-
ORB in top port facing forward
toward valve
• Connector -8 ORFS-ORB in
middle port
• Connector -10 ORFS-ORB in
lower port
Step 5
Install the mounting plate to the
bottom of the steering
valve/manifold assembly with four
M10 x 30 bolts and M10 spring lock
washers. Tighten the bolts to 54 –
61 Nm (40 – 45 ft/lbs).
Step 6
The valve will be mounted on the left
X
engine compartment walkway. The
mounting bolts will be positioned in
the holes shown X.
Step 7
Install the steering valve/manifold
assembly to the bottom of the
walkway. Install them with two M10 x
30 bolts, with a M11 x 30 washer and
then a M11 x 21 washer on the top
side of the step, and a M11 x 21
washer and M10 nylon lock nut
under the mounting bracket.
Step 8
It may be necessary to reposition the
main engine harness to obtain
clearance for the steering
valve/manifold assembly.
Step 1
Remove the load sense hose from the
left side of the steering pump. Mark
the hose for proper identification.
Step 2
Remove the pressure hose X and
tank hose Y from the left side of the
steering pump. Mark both hoses for
proper identification.
X Y
Step 3
Install two ORFS swivel run -12 tees
onto the fittings on the pressure X
and tank Y ports.
Note – Leave all fittings and hose
connections loose until all hose
routings are complete. Y
X
Step 4
Reinstall the original hoses to the
tees.
Step 5
Install the swivel elbow into the tee
going to the tank port.
Step 6
Remove the left steer hose X and
right steer hose Y from the right side
of the steering pump. Mark both
hoses for proper identification.
Note – Be careful to route the hoses
X
and position fittings so the hoses or the
hose ends do not contact any frame or
Y
valve components.
Step 7
Install two ORFS swivel run -8 tees
onto the fittings on the left and right
steer ports.
Step 8
Reinstall the original hoses to the
tees.
Step 9
Connect the hose to the right steer
tee at the steering pump and route
the hose over to and connect to the
front center port, which is labeled “B”
on the AgGPS Autopilot manifold.
Note – The hose routes over the AgGPS
Autopilot steering valve.
Step 10
Connect the hose to the left steer tee
at the steering pump and route the
hose over to and connect to the rear
center port, which is labeled “A” on
the AgGPS Autopilot manifold.
Step 11
Connect the hose to the pressure
port tee at the steering pump and
then route the hose over to and
connect to the rear top port, which is
labeled “P” on the AgGPS Autopilot
manifold.
Note – The hose routes under the
AgGPS Autopilot steering valve.
Step 12
Route the original load sense hose
over to and connect to the rear lower
port, which is labeled “LS2” on the
AgGPS Autopilot manifold.
Step 13
Connect hose to the tank port tee at
the steering pump and then route the
hose over to and connect to the front
lower port, which is labeled “T” on
the AgGPS Autopilot manifold.
Step 14
Connect the hose to the pressure
sense port at the steering pump and
then route the hose over to and
connect to the front top port, which
is labeled “LS1” on the AgGPS
Autopilot manifold.
Step 15
Ensure all hose routings are
unobstructed and clear of pinch
points. Individually tighten each
fitting and hose and try to avoid any
hose contact with other hoses.
Step 16
Double check all hydraulic
connections to ensure they are
tightened.
Check the machine hydraulic oil level
and add oil as needed.
Re-connect the battery and start the
machine to check for hydraulic leaks.
Disconnect the battery after the leak
check has been performed.
Step 17
Plug the connectors from the AgGPS
Autopilot hydraulic valve cable into
the mating connectors on the
steering valve. Plug the pressure
sensor connector into the pressure
sensor.
Note – The connectors on the
Autopilot harness are labeled “LEFT”
and “RIGHT”. The wires on the
steering solenoid valve are labeled “A”
and “B”. Connect the “A” wires to the
“LEFT” connector and the “B” wires to
the “RIGHT” connector.
Step 18
Use tie straps to secure the excess
AgGPS Autopilot cables to the hoses
as shown. Route the opposite end of
the cables under the cab along the
top of the transmission. Leave the
three pin connector at the
articulation joint. Route the
remaining cable end into the cab
through the access hole at the right
rear corner of cab into the electronics
bay and to the trainer seat. The
connections will be established later.
3
AutoSense Steering Sensor
Installation 3
\ X
Y
Z
X P-6 connector
Y Power connector
Z AutoSense connector
[ Jumper cable
Step 1
Locate the mounting location on the
rear of the frame.
Step 2
Use the hardware provided to mount
the bracket.
Step 3
Mount the AutoSense sensor with
the connector pointing toward the
front of the vehicle.
Step 4
Route the steering cable to the
steering sensor along the existing
hoses and then connect it to the
steering sensor. Leave adequate
length on the service loop to avoid
stretching the cable.
Step 5
Connect the steering sensor cable
connection to P-6 on the main wiring
harness. P-6 is labeled “Steering
Sensor”.
Step 1
Remove the black Deutsch DTM
receptacle from the P-13 sensors leg
of the main harness. See Chapter 8,
Controller Connections.
Step 2
Remove the plug from cavity
number 1.
Step 3
Remove the wedge from the
connector.
Step 4
Insert the DTM pin labeled “Cavity 1”
into the connector.
Step 5
Pull back on the wire to seat the pin.
Replace the wedge in the connector.
4
Antenna/Receiver Installation 4
X Z
Num Description
X Controller
Y Antenna/receiver cable
\ Y
[
Num Description
X Controller
Z Receiver cable
\ Antenna cable
Step 1
Remove the four bolts and washers
from the cab roof. Place the short X
brace X at the front of the cab. Place
the long brace Y at the rear of the
cab. Loosely reinstall the four cab
roof bolts. Place the antenna Y
mounting bar Z in the channels as
shown.
Z
Step 2
Align the side holes in the mounting
bar and brace channels. Place a flat
washer onto the bolt. Insert the bolt
and washer through the brackets.
Install another washer and then
tighten the nut on the bolt. Repeat
this step for each channel point.
Tighten the four cab roof bolts.
Step 3
Insert the antenna bolt up through
the hole X in the antenna brace.
X
Step 4
Place the antenna onto the bolt and
tighten.
X \
Z
Y
Figure 4.3 AgGPS 252 receiver with SiteNet radio (if equipped)
Num Description
X Controller
Y Antenna/receiver cable
Step 1
Remove the four bolts and washers
from the cab roof. Place the short
brace X at the front of the cab. Place
X
the long brace Y at the rear of the
cab. Loosely reinstall the four cab
roof bolts. Place the antenna
mounting bar Z in the channels as
Y
shown.
Z
Step 2
Align the side holes in the mounting
bar and brace channels. Place a flat
washer onto the bolt. Insert the bolt
and washer through the brackets.
Install another washer and then
tighten the nut on the bolt. Repeat
this step for each channel point.
Tighten four cab roof bolts.
Step 3
Place the AgGPS mount plate onto
the receiver bracket at the angled end
as shown. Install the four 1/4-20 x 1/2
flat head screws X.
X
Step 4
Position the AgGPS 252 receiver on Y
the bracket with the connector ports
at the rear of the cab. Install the
nylon shoulder washers X, 1/4 x 7/8
hex bolts Y, and 1/4 lock nuts Z in X
the receiver.
Z
Step 5
Connect the cable from the cab
controller into cavity "A" X. Use the
existing bolt to secure the cable
clamp Y to the left side of the
X
receiver.
Route the cable along the roof
bracket, toward the right side of the
cab. Place cable along the “C” post of
the cab through the opening in the
bottom of the electronics console.
Y
Secure the cable as needed with ties.
Route the remaining cable toward
the trainer seat.
If Equipped With
SiteNet Radio
Install the SiteNet radio mount
bracket. Place a flat washer onto the X
3/8 x 2-1/2 hex bolt. Install the bolt
through the back of the rear
mounting bar in the third hole from
your left. Install another washer.
Place the radio mounting bracket on
the bolt through the hole shown X.
Install another washer and lock nut.
AgGPS 252 GPS Receiver with AgGPS 900 Radio Module (If
Equipped) Components
X Z
Figure 4.4 AgGPS 252 GPS receiver with AgGPS 900 radio module (if equipped)
Num Description
X Controller
Y Antenna/receiver cable
AgGPS 252 GPS Receiver with AgGPS 900 Radio Module (If
Equipped) Installation Process
Note –
– During disassembly, make note
of where any wire harness and
hose tie straps are removed
from so they can be properly
installed during assembly.
– Perform the brace installation
step by step on the cab roof.
Step 1
Remove the four bolts and washers
from the cab roof. Place the short
brace X at the front of the cab. Place
X
the long brace Y at the rear of the
cab. Loosely reinstall the four cab
roof bolts. Place the antenna
Y
mounting bar Z in channels as
shown. Z
Step 2
Align the side holes in the mounting
bar and brace channels. Place a flat
washer onto the bolt. Insert the bolt
and washer through the brackets.
Install another washer and tighten
the nut on the bolt. Repeat this step
for each channel point. Tighten all
the cab roof bolts.
Step 3
Place the AgGPS 252 mount plate
onto the antenna bracket at the
X
angled end, as shown. Install screws
X.
Step 4
If it is not already installed, attach the
antenna to the radio module.
Step 5
Place the radio module on the AgGPS
252 receiver. Install eight screws in
the holes X as shown. Position the
receiver and radio on the mount
plate with the connector ports at the
X X
rear of the cab.
Step 6
Install the bolts and nylon bushings
through the receiver. Install nuts and
then tighten.
Step 7
Remove the connector plug from
port B X and install the radio X
module connector in its place.
Step 8
Connect the cable from the cab
controller into port A X of the
AgGPS 252 receiver. Bolt the cable
X
clamp Y to the left side of receiver.
Step 9
Y
Route the cable along the roof
bracket, toward the right side of the
cab. Place the cable along the C post
of the cab through the opening in the
bottom of the electronics console.
Continue to route the cable toward
the trainer seat. Place ties along the
cable to secure it.
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Display Installation 5
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Z \
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Y X
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Y Z
\
Z Y
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Step 2
Tighten the screws Y to a torque of 170
cNm (15 in/lbs). Re-apply thread-lock
after every ten insertions. The screws
require liquid thread-locking compound
for optimum performance.
Note – Check the orientation of the
bracket before you insert the screws.
Step 1
Use the hardware provided to secure
the vacuum mount to the mounting
bracket.
Step 2
Dampen the rubber seal on the suction
cup.
Step 3
To secure the lightbar in the desired
location, press the suction cup against
a flat surface and then pump the gray
button X until the red line is no longer
visible.
X
Mount bracket installation
Step 1
Use a pen or awl with the bracket
drilling template below to mark where
the four holes are to be drilled on the
mount plate.
Step 2
Drill the holes in the bracket at the marked points.
Step 3
Screw the mount bracket to the
horizontal surface.
Step 4
Attach the EZ-Guide Plus lightbar to
the mount bracket.
Step 5
Connect the cable to the EZ-Guide
Plus lightbar.
Step 6
Attach the EZ-Guide Plus display
cable to the main harness
connection, which is labeled
“Display”.
Note – If the cable is connected to the
auxiliary harness connection labeled
“Spare”, the display will act as a
lightbar only.
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Z Y X
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Step 1
The AgGPS 170 display will be
mounted in the cab with a bar mount
ram mount. Decide where in the cab
it will be mounted.
Step 2
Use the provided hardware to
assemble the display mounting
bracket onto the ram mount.
Step 3
Place a spacer over each threaded
hole on the back of the display.
Step 4
Install the display mount assembly
over the spacers. Secure the mount
with the provided hardware .
The mount is being secured so that,
with the display toward you, the
mount is on the left side. Install the
display mount bracket according to
where you will mount the display in
the cab.
Step 5
Use the provided hardware to install
the bar clamp mount to the ram
mount. The display can now be
mounted in the cab.
Step 6
Connect the AgGPS 170 display
harness to the display. Route the
cable to the controller and then
connect it to the connection labeled
“Display” on the main harness
connection.
Note – Do not connect the AgGPS 170
connection to the auxiliary harness
connection labeled “Spare”.
Step 7
Connect the lightbar display cable to
the AgGPS 21A lightbar. Route the
cable to the controller and then
connect it to the connection labeled
“Spare”.
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Power Harness Installation 6
[ Y
\
Num Description
[ Switch
\ Switch receptacle
Note –
– Route all harnesses, wires, and cables along routes that are free of obstructions
and pinch points. Use wire ties where necessary. Connectors on all harnesses
are identified by component for ease of installation. The following instructions
will only give the installer the general direction to route the components. The
installer will be responsible for determining the best method to conceal all
routings.
– Make note of where any wire harness and hose tie straps were removed during
disassembly so they can be properly installed during assembly.
Step 1
Locate the accessory outlet X at the
right rear of the cab near the X
electronics bay.
Step 2
Remove the cover of the electronics
bay. Reach into the electronics bay up
to the back of the accessory outlet.
Trace the wire from the accessory
outlet until you reach a three pin
connector.
Step 3
Pull the connector X out of the
electronics bay so it is visible.
Note – Wire straps may need to be X
removed to help access connector.
Step 4
Disconnect the connector and install
power cable jumper (P/N 54603).
Connect the jumper section of cable
(P/N 54603) to each side of the
accessory outlet connections.
Step 5
Determine a location for the power
switch in the right hand armrest.
Remove the blank from that location.
Step 6
Route the switch connector end of
the power cable (P/N 54603) from the
electronics bay up through the
bottom of the right arm console.
Attach the connector to the switch.
Note – Switch will light up when
Autopilot is turned on if the switch is
properly connected.
Step 7
Install the switch in the console.
Route the controller connection
behind the driver’s seat to the
controller.
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Remote Engage Switch Installation 7
X Y
Num Description
X DTM receptacle
Y
X
Num Description
X DTM receptacle
Step 1
Locate the green 12 pin Deutsch
receptacle on the P-5 leg of the main
controller harness. See Chapter 8,
Controller Connections.
Step 2
Remove the wedge from the
connector.
Step 5
Pull on the wires to seat them in
place. Replace the wedge in the
connector.
Step 1
Hold the switch down for at least 0.5
seconds.
Note – Holding the switch shorter than
0.5 seconds will not engage the system.
Step 2
Release the switch between 0.5 and
4.0 seconds. The vehicle will engage
when the switch is released.
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Controller Installation 8
Controller Installation
Step 1
Locate the trainer seat in the cab and
lift the seat cushion forward.
Step 2
Remove the plastic insert and the
foam pad.
Step 3
Clear the cavity so the controller lies
flat on the metal floor. Place the
controller inside the cavity with
connectors to the right of the
machine and flanges down.
Step 4
Locate the center of the two
mounting ears on the left side 3.0
inches from the left wall of the buddy
seat.
Step 5
Locate the center of the two
mounting ears towards the front of
the buddy seat compartment 2.5
inches from the front steel lip.
Step 6
Using the controller as a template,
mark the center of the four slots to be
drilled. The controller must be
square to the direction of travel. The
straight edges of the controller
should be parallel to the walls of the
compartment.
Step 7
Drill four holes at the positions
marked in Step 5. Prior to drilling
verify no wires or hoses are
underneath the floor in the way of
the drilled holes. Drill the holes to
match the 10-32 x 1" fasteners
supplied.
Step 8
Before you install the controller,
attach the main and auxiliary cable
harnesses. Use an Allen wrench to
secure the connectors to the
controller.
Step 9
Insert the four 10-32 x 1" fasteners
and secure controller to floor. Verify
the controller is square and parallel
to the steel walls of the
compartment.
Step 10
Access the fasteners on the
underside of the cab to tighten.
Step 11
Rout all cables into controller
compartment and coil excess cable.
Make all connections to main
harness.
Note –
– Cable connectors are labeled for
proper connection.
– On later models, the cables may
be routed through an access hole
in the rear corner of the buddy
seat cavity.
Step 12
Secure cables with tie wraps and
reinstall plastic insert.
P9 P8
P2 P6
P7
1
16
P5 P3 P4
17
15
14 P12
P13
Step 1
Connect the power cable connection
to P-2, which is labeled “Power”. P-2
is located on the main wiring
harness.
Note – The power connection supplies
power through the controller to all
connected devices, including GPS and
displays.
Step 2
Connect the GPS cable connection to
P-3, which is labeled “GPS”. P-3 is
located on the main wiring harness.
Step 3
Connect the primary display cable
connection to P-4, which is labeled
“Display”. P-4 is located on the main
wiring harness.
Note – Do not connect the cable to the
connector labeled “Spare” on the
auxiliary harness.
Step 4
Connect the steering sensor cable
connection to P-6, which is labeled
“Steering Sensor”. P-6 is located on
the main wiring harness.
Step 5
Connect the manual override cable
connection to P-7, which is labeled
“Manual Override”. P-7 is located on
the main wiring harness.
Note – When you install the remote
engage harness, add the pins to the
existing connector.
Step 6
Connect the hydraulic steering valve
cable connection to P-8, which is
labeled “Hydraulic Valve”. P-8 is
located on the main wiring harness.
Step 7
When using a lightbar as a secondary
display to an AgGPS 170 field
computer, connect the lightbar cable
connection to P-12, which is labeled
“Lightbar/Spare”. P-12 is located on
the auxiliary wiring harness.
Note – If an AgGPS 50 or AgGPS 150
lightbar is connected to P-12, it will act
as a lightbar only.
Step 8
Connect the Sonalert P-9 to the two
pin Delphi connector on the main
wiring harness. Route the cable so
the Sonalert warning device is in a
position that is audible to the
operator.
Step 9
Route the LED and laptop lead,
which is located on the auxiliary
wiring harness, to a location that
allows the operator to determine the
controller status. See controller LED
status for status determination. Six
flashes per second indicates a
correctly functioning controller.
Step 10
Use the provided sleeving to secure
the harness cables with tie wraps.
Cover and route the cable bundle to
avoid damage to connectors and
strain on wire connections.
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Final Machine Check 9
Step 1
Connect the battery.
Step 2
Start the machine and check for
hydraulic leaks. Correct as needed.
Step 3
Carefully turn the machine fully left
and right and check for clearance on
the angle sensor assembly. There
should be no interference or binding
of any of the linkage.
Step 4
Connect and run the AgGPS
Autopilot Toolbox IIsoftware for
system setup and calibration. For
more information, refer to the AgGPS
Autopilot Toolbox II Software User
Guide.