GreenStar SPFH Harvest Monitor - StellarSupport - John Deere

GREENSTAR Forage 

Harvester 

Harvest Monitor System 

OPERATOR’S MANUAL 

GreenStar Forage Harvester 

Harvest Monitor System 

OMZ102700 Issue G6 (ENGLISCH) 

CALIFORNIA 

Proposition 65 Warning 

Diesel engine exhaust and some of its constituents are 

known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth 

defects, and other reproductive harm. 

If this product contains a gasoline engine: 

WARNING 

The engine exhaust from this product contains chemicals 

known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth 

defects or other reproductive harm. 

The State of California requires the above two warnings. 

John Deere Werke Zweibrücken 

European Version 

Printed in Germany

Foreword 

WELCOME TO GREENSTAR PRECISION FARMING 

SYSTEMS offered by John Deere. The 

GREENSTAR forage harvester Harvest Monitor 

system is an integrated precision farming package. 

The system is designed to help you collect yield 

information and related data. John Deere has 

developed the necessary hardware to gather 

information in a simple and productive manner. 

READ THIS MANUAL carefully to learn how to operate 

and service your forage harvester Harvest Monitor 

system correctly. Failure to do so could result in 

personal injury or equipment damage. This manual 

and safety signs on your machine may also be 

available in other languages. (See your John Deere 

dealer to order.) 

THIS MANUAL SHOULD BE CONSIDERED a 

permanent part of your John Deere GreenStar system 

and should remain with the system when you sell it. 

MEASUREMENTS in this manual are given in both 

metric and customary U.S. unit equivalents. Use only 

correct replacement parts and fasteners. Metric and 

inch fasteners may require a specific metric or inch 

wrench. 

RIGHT-HAND AND LEFT-HAND sides are determined 

by facing in the direction the machine will travel when 

going forward. 

WRITE PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS 

(P.I.N.) in the Identification Numbers section. 

Accurately record all the numbers to help in tracing the 

machine should it be stolen. Your dealer also needs 

these numbers when you order parts. File the 

GREENSTAR is a trademark of Deere & Company 

Introduction 

identification numbers in a secure place off the 

machine. 

WARRANTY is provided as part of John Deere’s 

support program for customers who operate and 

maintain their equipment as described in this manual. 

The GreenStar hardware warranty is explained on the 

warranty certificate which you should have received 

from your dealer. 

This warranty provides you the assurance that John 

Deere will back its products where defects appear 

within the warranty period. In some circumstances, 

John Deere also provides field improvements, often 

without charge to the customer, even if the product is 

out of warranty. Should the forage harvester yield 

system be abused, or modified to change its 

performance beyond the original factory specifications, 

the warranty will become void and field improvements 

may be denied. 

IMPORTANT: This manual provides all necessary 

information for an appropriate 

operation of the forage harvester 

equipped with the GreenStar 

Harvest Monitor system. 

When using forage harvester with 

GreenStar Harvest Monitor system, 

always refer first to this manual, 

then to the basic forage harvester 

Operator’s Manual. 

ENJOY your new GreenStar Forage Harvester 

Harvest Monitor System from John Deere. 

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Predelivery Inspection 

The following checks, adjustments and service jobs 

were performed prior to delivery of the machine. 

Introduction 

❒ 1. Functions of monitor (SETUP) have been checked and ❒ 6. All the GreenStar system functions and safety rules have 

are OK. been explained to the operator. 

❒ 2. Mass-Flow sensor is ”zero” calibrated. ❒ 7. Forage Harvester corner post control unit (RCP) 

software has been updated to at least Z100373 version or, 

for SPFH model year 2003, to Z100133 Rev B3 or B4 

version. 

❒ 3. Display units setting and forage harvester units setting ❒ 8. Choose a header type (see ”Setup—Harvest Monitor” in 

set in RCP controller (Address RCP 103) are the same. ”Operating GreenStar Harvest Monitor” Section). 

❒ 4. If used with Parallel Tracking or Harvest Doc Systems, ❒ 9. Moisture sensor ”black” and ”white” references are 

select relevant RUN page profile (see ”Setup—Profiles” in calibrated. 

”Operating GreenStar Harvest Monitor” Section). 

❒ 5. The operator has been told that he must check and ❒ 10. The operator has been told that he must not open 

retighten all the sensor attaching screws after the first 50 sensor within warranty time - otherwise warranty will be 

hours of operation. lost. 

Signature Dealer/Service Technician: Date: 

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Before You Start 

Although the system has been developped to provide the 

state of the art in yield monitoring, it can give its best 

results only if crop has been properly prepared for 

harvesting. 

For a higher accuracy of the system the throughput 

through the machine should be as high and even as 

possible. Therefore, it is particularly advisable in grass to 

produce an even and well formed windrow. Uneven 

ground speed shall be avoided as well. 

Always keep in mind that the less the forage harvester is 

fed the less the yield monitoring precision will be. 

Introduction 

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Contents 

Page Page 

Safety ................................05-1 Info—Load Totals .......................15-73 

Info—View Custom Names. ...............15-74 

Component Location 

Info—Clear Totals. ......................15-77 

GREENSTAR Display ...................10-1 INFO—Clear Field Totals .................15-78 

Mass-Flow Sensor .......................10-2 INFO—Clear Crop Totals .................15-78 

Moisture Sensor .........................10-3 INFO—Clear Load Totals .................15-79 

Feed Roll Speed Sensor ..................10-3 INFO—Farm (Clear) .....................15-79 

JobComputer ...........................10-3 INFO—Clear Field Names ................15-80 

Integrated Printer (Option) .................10-4 Info—Diagnostics .......................15-81 

Info—Mass-Flow System .................15-82 

Operating GreenStar Harvest Monitor 

Display and Keypad Function Identification 

(Factory Settings) ......................15-1 

General Information ......................15-2 

Harvest Monitor Run Functions (Factory 

Settings) .............................15-5 

INFO - Moisture Sensor ..................15-83 

Info—SPFH Network ....................15-86 

Info—Recent Problems. ..................15-90 

Info—Inoculant Dosing ...................15-91 

Info—Display ..........................15-92 

Run—Page 1 and Page 2 .................15-6 GreenStar Yield Calibration 

Harvest Monitor Setup Functions ............15-7 

General Information ......................20-1 

Setup .................................15-8 Yield Calibration .........................20-2 

Setup—Harvest Monitor ..................15-10 

Setup—Farm/Field ......................15-13 

Moisture Correction ......................20-5 

Setup—Yield Calibration. .................15-22 

Setup—Moisture Cal. (Fixed Moisture 

Value) ..............................15-26 

Setup—Moisture Cal. (Measured 

Moisture Value). ......................15-27 

Setup—Moisture Sensor. .................15-28 

Setup—Expert Mode ....................15-33 

Setup—Profiles. ........................15-35 

Setup—Printout Settings. .................15-50 

Troubleshooting 

Warning Screens ........................25-1 

JobComputer Diagnostic Trouble Code List ....25-3 

Display Diagnostic Trouble Code List ........25-10 

Job Computer. .........................25-11 

Mass-Flow Sensor ......................25-12 

Display ...............................25-13 

Setup—Alarms .........................15-51 Service and Maintenance 

Setup—Perf Monitor .....................15-55 After the First 50 Operating Hours ...........30-1 

Setup—System Settings. .................15-56 At Least Once a Year. ....................30-1 

Loading Language ......................15-59 Adjusting Moisture Sensor Working Position. ...30-2 

Setup—GreenStar Display ................15-62 Replacing Moisture Sensor Bulb. ............30-3 

Setup—Run Page Layout .................15-64 Replacing Moisture Sensor Glass. ...........30-4 

Setup—Tracking. .......................15-65 Adjusting Feed Roll Speed Sensor ...........30-5 

Harvest Monitor Info Functions .............15-66 Checking Feed Roll Stop Plates—Every 

Info. .................................15-67 

50 Hours. ............................30-5 

Info—Harvest Monitor. ...................15-68 Changing Printer Paper Roll—As Required ....30-6 

Info—View Totals .......................15-69 

Info—Field Totals .......................15-70 

Changing Printer Ink Ribbon—As Required ....30-7 

Info—Crop Totals .......................15-71 

Continued on next page 

All information, illustrations and specifications in this manual are based on 

the latest information available at the time of publication. The right is 

reserved to make changes at any time without notice. 

COPYRIGHT © 2006 

DEERE & COMPANY 

European Office Mannheim 

All rights reserved 

A John Deere ILLUSTRUCTION ® Manual 

Previous Editions 

Copyright © 2005 

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Page 

Specifications 

Metric Bolt and Screw Torque Values. ........35-1 

Declaration of Conformity ..................35-2 

Safety Note Regarding the Subsequent 

Installation of Electrical and Electronic 

Appliances and/or Components ...........35-2 

Serial Numbers 

Identification Labels ......................40-1 

GreenStar Display Serial Number. ...........40-1 

Mass-Flow Sensor Serial Number ...........40-2 

Moisture Sensor Serial Number .............40-2 

Connection Box Serial Number. .............40-2 

Mobile Processor Serial Number ............40-3 

Job Computer Serial Number ...............40-3 

Printer Serial Number (Option) ..............40-3 

Contents 

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Recognize Safety Information 

This is a safety-alert symbol. When you see this symbol 

on your machine or in this manual, be alert to the 

potential for personal injury. 

Follow recommended precautions and safe operating 

practices. 

Understand Signal Words 

A signal word—DANGER, WARNING, or CAUTION—is 

used with the safety-alert symbol. DANGER identifies the 

most serious hazards. 

DANGER or WARNING safety signs are located near 

specific hazards. General precautions are listed on 

CAUTION safety signs. CAUTION also calls attention to 

safety messages in this manual. 

Follow Safety Instructions 

Safety 

Carefully read all safety messages in this manual and on 

your machine safety signs. Keep safety signs in good 

condition. Replace missing or damaged safety signs. Be 

sure new equipment components and repair parts include 

the current safety signs. Replacement safety signs are 

available from your John Deere dealer. 

Learn how to operate the machine and how to use 

controls properly. Do not let anyone operate without 

instruction. 

Keep your machine in proper working condition. 

Unauthorized modifications to the machine may impair the 

function and/or safety and affect machine life. 

If you do not understand any part of this manual and need 

assistance, contact your John Deere dealer. 

T81389 –UN–07DEC88 

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Mount and Dismount Safely With the 

Moisture Sensor 

Hold handrail with one hand and carry the moisture 

sensor with the other. 

Maintain Stability 

Safety 

Keep work surfaces dry and clean. Maintain balance while 

transporting and installing the moisture sensor onto the 

forage harvester’s spout. 

Care should also be observed while servicing the sensor. 

Keep Riders Off the Machine 

Only allow the operator and one rider in the operator’s 

station. 

Other riders are subject to injury such as being thrown off 

the machine and obstruct the operator’s view resulting in 

the machine being operated in an unsafe manner. 

One rider is permitted, since the machine is equipped with 

a factory-approved passenger seat. 

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Prepare for Emergencies 

Be prepared if a fire starts. 

Keep a first aid kit and fire extinguisher handy. 

Safety 

Keep emergency numbers for doctors, ambulance service, 

hospital, and fire department near your telephone. 

Practice Safe Maintenance 

Understand service procedure before doing work. Keep 

area clean and dry. 

Never lubricate, service, or adjust machine while it is 

moving. Keep hands, feet , and clothing from 

power-driven parts. Disengage all power and operate 

controls to relieve pressure. Lower equipment to the 

ground. Stop the engine. Remove the key. Allow machine 

to cool. 

Securely support any machine elements that must be 

raised for service work. 

Keep all parts in good condition and properly installed. Fix 

damage immediately. Replace worn or broken parts. 

Remove any buildup of grease, oil, or debris. 

On self-propelled equipment, disconnect battery ground 

cable (-) before making adjustments on electrical systems 

or welding on machine. 

On towed implements, disconnect wiring harnesses from 

tractor before servicing electrical system components or 

welding on machine. 

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TS218 –UN–23AUG88 

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Avoid Heating Near Pressurized Fluid Lines 

Flammable spray can be generated by heating near 

pressurized fluid lines, resulting in severe burns to 

yourself and bystanders. Do not heat by welding, 

soldering, or using a torch near pressurized fluid lines or 

other flammable materials. Pressurized lines can 

accidentally burst when heat goes beyond the immediate 

flame area. 

Keep Hands Away From Knives 

Never attempt to clear obstructions in front of or on 

harvesting unit unless main clutch is disengaged, engine 

shut off and key removed. 

Everyone must be clear of the forage harvester before 

starting the engine. 

Stay Clear of Harvesting Units 

Safety 

Cutterbar, auger, reel and feed rolls cannot be completely 

shielded due to their function. Stay clear of these moving 

elements during operation. Always disengage main clutch, 

shut off engine and remove key before servicing or 

unclogging machine. 

Avoid Contact With Moving Parts 

Keep hands, feet and clothing away from power driven 

parts. Never clean, lubricate or adjust machine when it is 

running. 

TS953 –UN–15MAY90 

DX,TORCH –19–10DEC04–1/1 

TS254 –UN–23AUG88 

FX,KNIFE –19–21DEC90–1/1 

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Avoid High-Pressure Fluids 

Escaping fluid under pressure can penetrate the skin 

causing serious injury. 

Avoid the hazard by relieving pressure before 

disconnecting hydraulic or other lines. Tighten all 

connections before applying pressure. 

Search for leaks with a piece of cardboard. Protect hands 

and body from high pressure fluids. 

Safety 

If an accident occurs, see a doctor immediately. Any fluid 

injected into the skin must be surgically removed within a 

few hours or gangrene may result. Doctors unfamiliar with 

this type of injury should reference a knowledgeable 

medical source. Such information is available from Deere 

& Company Medical Department in Moline, Illinois, U.S.A. 

X9811 –UN–23AUG88 

DX,FLUID –19–03MAR93–1/1 

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Remove Paint Before Welding or Heating 

Avoid potentially toxic fumes and dust. 

Hazardous fumes can be generated when paint is heated 

by welding, soldering, or using a torch. 

Remove paint before heating: 

Safety 

• Remove paint a minimum of 100 mm (4 in.) from area 

to be affected by heating. If paint cannot be removed, 

wear an approved respirator before heating or welding. 

• If you sand or grind paint, avoid breathing the dust. 

Wear an approved respirator. 

• If you use solvent or paint stripper, remove stripper with 

soap and water before welding. Remove solvent or 

paint stripper containers and other flammable material 

from area. Allow fumes to disperse at least 15 minutes 

before welding or heating. 

Do not use a chlorinated solvent in areas where welding 

will take place. 

Do all work in an area that is well ventilated to carry toxic 

fumes and dust away. 

Dispose of paint and solvent properly. 

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DX,PAINT –19–24JUL02–1/1 

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Dispose of Waste Properly 

Safety 

Improperly disposing of waste can threaten the 

environment and ecology. Potentially harmful waste used 

with John Deere equipment include such items as oil, fuel, 

coolant, brake fluid, filters, and batteries. 

Use leakproof containers when draining fluids. Do not use 

food or beverage containers that may mislead someone 

into drinking from them. 

Do not pour waste onto the ground, down a drain, or into 

any water source. 

Air conditioning refrigerants escaping into the air can 

damage the Earth’s atmosphere. Government regulations 

may require a certified air conditioning service center to 

recover and recycle used air conditioning refrigerants. 

Inquire on the proper way to recycle or dispose of waste 

from your local environmental or recycling center, or from 

your John Deere dealer. 

TS1133 –UN–26NOV90 

DX,DRAIN –19–03MAR93–1/1 

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GREENSTAR Display 


The GreenStar Display is located in the cab, on the right 

front corner post. The display allows the operator to view 

instantaneous system information from the seat while 

operating the forage harvester and also allows to change 

system settings. 

GREENSTAR is a trademark of Deere & Company 

GreenStar Display Location 

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Mass-Flow Sensor 


The mass-flow sensor (A) is located on the right-hand 

side of the cutterhead and connected to the upper front 

feed roll. The difference in thickness of material that flows 

between feed rolls will be registered by plunger rod (B). 

The mass-flow sensor converts the movement of plunger 

rod into an electronic impulse corresponding to the 

throughput of the machine. 

NOTE: When dismounting and mounting feed roll springs 

again, make sure that sensor is parallel to the 

spring (C). 

A—Mass-flow sensor 

B—Plunger rod 

C—Spring 

Mass Flow Sensor Location 

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Moisture sensor (A) is located on top of spout. The sensor 

continuously measures the moisture of the crop. 

Feed Roll Speed Sensor 

Speed sensor (A) is located on IV LOC transmission. It 

measures rotation speed of feed rolls allowing throughput 

calculation. 

A—Feed roll speed sensor 

JobComputer 

JobComputer (A) is located on the left-hand side of the 

load center. It allows all calculations of data displayed on 

screen of the GreenStar display. 

A—JobComputer 

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Integrated Printer (Option) 

A special dot matrix printer (A) can be integrated to the 

overhead control panel. 

The load, field, farm and crop totals displayed on screen 

can then be printed out . 

A—Dot matrix printer 


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A 

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Display and Keypad Function Identification (Factory Settings) 

ZX1033922 

A 

K 

J 

I 

JOHN DEERE 

RUN PAGE 1 

Yield Wet - Field 

[t/ha] 

Throughp. - Field 

[t/h] 

Load Number 

0.00 [t] 

Cut Width 

[Rows] 0 

Recording is: 

1 

4 

7 

2 

5 

8 

OFF 

Warnings/Cautions 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

2.4 

0.0 

1 

Cut Width 

[m] 0.00 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

A—Indicates SETUP, INFO or D—Alpha keys (A to G) which H—Selects RUN mode K—Display area with several 

RUN mode activate segments I—Input numeric values into information display cells 

B—Indicates mode page E—Advances screen page changeable display 

sequence F—Selects SETUP mode J—Black arrow indicates 

C—Contrast button to adjust G—Selects INFO mode information cell can be 

display contrast level changed 

B 

D 

C 

E 

F 

G 

H 

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General Information 


The GreenStar Display is a multipurpose display with 

easy-to-use, menu-driven commands. It has a display 

area with several information display cells, seven alpha 

keys (A to G) located to the right of the display cells, a 

numeric keypad, a PAGE key and three mode select keys 

SETUP, INFO and RUN. 

A contrast button (A) is used to adjust the contrast level of 

the display for visibility and clarity. Adjust the contrast by 

pressing the contrast button (A) and holding until the 

desired contrast level is reached. To reverse the direction 

of contrast adjustment, press and hold the contrast button 

again. The back-lighting level may also be changed to 

increase the visibility of the screen (see “SETUP - 

GreenStar Display” in this Section). 

The “RUN Page” Layout can be customized to allow the 

operator to configure the RUN Pages of his system to his 

needs and preferences. Especially when the harvester 

needs to share the “RUN Page” with other products like 

Harvest Doc System or Parallel Tracking, the operators 

have different demands for the availability of machine 

functions. To customize the “RUN Pages” segments see 

“SETUP - Profiles” in this Section. 

The upper segment (B) which refers to the mode being in 

use, cannot be modified by the user. 

The lower segment (C) will display warning or caution 

messages from different controllers under RUN mode and 

will allow the operator to toggle between the messages if 

there are more than one. It will also allow the operator to 

go back to the previous screen under INFO and SETUP 

modes. 

An example of each GreenStar Display screen is shown 

on the following pages. Each screen contains many 

segments, and each segment displays a specific piece of 

information. 

B 

C 

ZX1033924 

JOHN DEERE 

RUN PAGE 1 


[t/ha] 


[t/h] 

Load Number 

0.00 [t] 

Cut Width 

[Rows] 0 

Recording is: 

1 

4 

7 

2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

A—Contrast button 


OFF 

2.4 

0.0 

1 

Cut Width 

[m] 0.00 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

A 

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BEFORE YOU START 

NOTE: There is NO Power On/Off switch for the display. 

Power is applied when the ignition is turned ON. 

At initial start-up the GreenStar Display will show 

the “RUN - PAGE 1” screen. To change the 

screen, press PAGE, SETUP or INFO. 


Each information display segment is either active or 

inactive. Active segments display information that can be 

changed, and are highlighted by a black arrow. Inactive 

segments just display information and cannot be changed. 

Pressing the alpha key to the right of an active segment 

results in one of the following: 

• Data in segment may be changed using numeric 

keypad. 

• Toggle status of relevant segment. 

• New menu will appear. 

• Process will be started. 

ZX1033923 

1 

4 

7 


JOHN DEERE 

RUN PAGE 1 


[t/ha] 


[t/h] 

Load Number 

0.00 [t] 

Cut Width 

[Rows] 0 

Recording is: 

2 

5 

8 

OFF 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

2.4 

0.0 

1 

Cut Width 

[m] 0.00 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

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IMPORTANT: The software version of the display 

needs to be version PF303153C or 

higher (see “INFO - Display” in this 

Section). 

ICON DEFINITION 


To become familiar with the monitor operation, refer to the 

following icon definition: 

• Icon (A) indicates that status of relevant segment can 

be toggled (e.g. ON/OFF, Active/Inactive). 

• Icon (B) indicates that action defined within relevant 

segment can be selected and a new screen appears. 

• Icon (C) is displayed under “INFO” screens and allows 

the operator to print data. 

NOTE: Icon (C) appears only if a printer is available to 

the system. 

• Icon (D) indicates that the value displayed within 

relevant segment can be increased. 

• Icon (E) indicates that the value displayed within 

relevant segment can be decreased. 

• Icon (F) is displayed under ”RUN”, “SETUP” and “INFO” 

screens and allows the operator to go back to previous 

screen. 

• Icon (G) indicates that value can be modified using 

numeric keypad. 

• Icon (H) is displayed under ”RUN” and INFO” screens 

and allows the operator to reset/clear segment values. 

• Icons (I) are displayed under “SETUP” and allow the 

operator to select a character to be inserted when 

editing a RUN Page layout profile name, a farm name 

or a field name. 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

ZX1033925 

F 

G 

H 

A—Toggle 

B—Selection 

C—Print 

D—Increase 

E—Decrease 

F—Return 

G—Changeable value 

H—Reset/Clear 

I—Text editor character selection 

(Left-Right-Down) 

I 

8.75 

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Harvest Monitor Run Functions (Factory Settings) 

ZX1033926 

RUN 

PAGE 1 PAGE 2 

Yield Wet 

Throughput 

Load Number + 

Cut Width 

Recording 

Status 

The RUN mode has two display screens (PAGE 1 and 

PAGE 2). This chart shows the data displayed in each 

screen. 

Farm/Field 

Crop/Load 

Distance/Area 

Productivity/Throughput 

Weight/Moisture 

Setup 

NOTE: To customize the “RUN Pages” segments see 

“SETUP - Profiles” in this Section. 

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Run—Page 1 and Page 2 

ZX1033923 

JOHN DEERE 

RUN PAGE 1 


[t/ha] 


[t/h] 

Load Number 

0.00 [t] 

Cut Width 

[Rows] 0 

Recording is: 

1 

4 

7 

2 

5 

8 

OFF 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

2.4 

0.0 

1 

Cut Width 

[m] 0.00 


A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

The “RUN Pages” allow the operator to control and 

monitor the main Harvest Monitor functions while 

operating in the field. 

The “RUN - PAGE 1” and “RUN - PAGE 2”screens 

display the following information as factory default: 

• On RUN PAGE 1: 

• Yield Wet (Field) 

• Throughput (Field) 

• Load Number 

• Cut Width 

• Recording status 


• Farm/Field/Crop/Load 

• Distance/Area 

• Productivity/Throughput 

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ZX1033927 

RUN 

JOHN DEERE 

PAGE 2 

Farm: 

Farm 1 

Field: 

Field 1 

Crop: 

Alfalfa 

Load: 

1 

Distance 

[km] 0.845 

Area 

[ha] 0.63 

Productivity Throughput 

[ha/h] 0.0 [t/h] 0.0 

1 

4 

7 

• Weight/Moisture 

Weight 

[t] 1.49 Moisture 

[%] 0.0 

2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

To match the operator preferences, each segment can 

display a different information. For the explanation of 

each segment and for customization of the “RUN 

Pages”, refer to “Setup - Profiles” in this Section for 

profile handling. 

IMPORTANT: The functions described in this 

Operator’s Manual are based on the 

RUN Page 1 and RUN Page 2 factory 

defaults! 

The segment Farm/Field/Crop/Load is a shortcut. On 

“RUN - PAGE 2” press key A to access SETUP - 

Farm/Field screen (see “SETUP - Farm/Field” in this 

Section). 

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Harvest Monitor Setup Functions 

TRACKING 

ZX1039620 

KEYCARD 

Farm 

Field 

Crop 

Load 

Header 

Type 

Yield 

Calibration 

Moisture 

Calibration 

Recording 

HARVEST 

MONITOR 

Crop 

Type 

Fixed 

moisture 

value 


Measured 

moisture 

value 

PERF 

MONITOR 

Moisture sensor 

setup 

SETUP 

SYSTEM 

SETTINGS 

Feed Roll 

Height 

Yield Calib. 

Status 

Weight 

Country Code 

Language 

Units 

Date Format 

Time Format 

Number Format 

PAGE 1 PAGE 2 

Calibration 

Factor 


GREENSTAR 

DISPLAY 

Backlight 

Yield Units 

Run Page 

Settings 

RUN PAGE 

LAYOUT 

Printout Settings 

Alarms 

Display CAN 

Address 

Fuel 

Accumulation 

Inoculant 

dosing 

support 

Standard 

Layout 

Feed Roll 

Speed 

Feed Roll 

Height 

Moisture 

Meter 

Low Flow 

Beep 

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This chart shows SETUP screens and the data 

displayed in each screen. 

Setup 

ZX1033930 

JOHN DEERE 

SETUP PAGE 1 

Tracking 

KeyCard 

Harvest Monitor 

Perf Monitor 

System Settings 

GreenStar Display 

Press RUN to operate 

display. 

1 

4 

7 

2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 


A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

The SETUP mode is used to select screens for 

changing specific information. To select this mode, 

press SETUP key. 

First screen displayed will be SETUP. From SETUP 

screen, at least: 

• TRACKING 1 

1 “Tracking” segment appears only if a mobile processor is detected 

2 “KeyCard” segment appears only if a mobile processor is detected 

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ZX1034324 

JOHN DEERE 

SETUP PAGE 2 

RUN Page Layout 


display. 

1 

4 

7 

2 

5 

8 

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3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

• KEYCARD 2 

• HARVEST MONITOR 

• PERF MONITOR 

• SYSTEM SETTINGS 

• GREENSTAR DISPLAY 

and 

• RUN PAGE LAYOUT screens can be selected. 


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IMPORTANT: The PERF MONITOR is NOT 

supported by the GreenStar Harvest 

Monitor System. 

DO NOT turn this function on. If 

turned on, Harvest Monitor system 

will not operate properly. 

IMPORTANT: Refer to the Parallel Tracking basic 

Operator’s Manual for the TRACKING 

function. 


NOTE: Setup screen display may be slightly different 

depending on GreenStar products installed in 

your system. 

Refer to the following pages for SETUP of each of 

these screens. 

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Setup—Harvest Monitor 

Several screens are used to set up the Harvest Monitor 

system. 

From Page 1: 

• Farm/Field/Crop/Load. Press key A to set up farm 

number, field number, load number or crop (see 

”SETUP - Farm/Field” in this Section). 

• Header Type. 

IMPORTANT: Make certain to change header type 

when changing from one header to 

another. The wrong header selection 

will result in inaccurate information. 

NOTE: Row Dependent is set as factory default. 

To select which header type is used, press key C to 

toggle between: 

– Row Dependent header type. 

– Row Independent header type. 

– Pickup header type. 

– Whole Crop header type. 

NOTE: 664 and 666 Row Crop Headers are ”Row 

Dependent” type. 

676, 678, 684, 686, 688 and 710 Rotary 

Harvesting Units are ”Row Independent” type. 

630, 640 and 645 Pickups are ”Pickup” type. 


Combine cutting platforms are ”Whole Crop” type. 

• Yield Calibration. Press key D to calibrate mass flow 

sensor (see ”SETUP - Yield Calibration” in this Section). 

ZX1033931 

SETUP 

1 

4 

7 


Farm: 

Field: 

Crop: 

Load: 

Header Type 

JOHN DEERE 

Harv Mon 

Yield Calibration 

Moisture Calibration 

Recording ON/OFF by: 

Material HEADER 

SETUP 

2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

PAGE 1 

Farm 1 

Field 1 

Alfalfa 

3 

ROW DEPENDENT 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

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• Moisture Calibration. Press key E to manually or 

automatically set the moisture for a certain type of crop 

(see ”SETUP - Moisture Cal. (Fixed Moisture Value)” in 

this Section if machine is not equipped with the 

moisture sensor or ”SETUP - Moisture Cal. (Measured 

Moisture Value)” in this Section if machine is equipped 

with). 

• Recording ON/OFF by. 

To select how recording of data is activated, press key 

F to toggle between ”MATERIAL” and ”HEADER”. 

— MATERIAL means that recording of data will be 

activated once material flows through feed rolls. Should 

be selected when header is not raised for turning and 

driving in the field without harvesting (e.g. pickup) 

— HEADER means that recording of data will be 

activated once header is lowered. 

NOTE: Header is set as factory default. This means that 

the area counting matches the results from the 

forage harvester RCP control unit. 

Press key G to return to ”SETUP” orPAGE key to go to 

Page 2 screen. 


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From Page 2: 

• Yield Units. Press key A to select the units of yield 

being displayed (metric tons or US tons). 

• RUN Page Profiles. Press key B to choose another 

RUN Page profile or to customize the layout of ”RUN 

Page1” and ”RUN Page 2” to the operator’s 

convenience (see ”SETUP - Profiles” in this Section). 

• Printout Settings. Press key C to determine which 

information has to be printed out (see ”SETUP - 

Printout Settings” in this Section). 


• Alarms. Press key D to set up feed roll speed, feed roll 

height and moisture meter level alarms or to 

activate/deactivate the low flow beep (see ”SETUP - 

Alarms” in this Section). 

• Fuel Accumulation By. To select which fuel 

accumulation source type is used, press key E to toggle 

between: 

– M. Clutch ON source type. Fuel accumulation will 

start each time the main clutch is engaged. 

– Engine ON source type. Fuel accumulation will start 

each time the engine is running. 

NOTE: Selecting ”main clutch” as accumulation source 

type is useful to keep track of field fuel 

consumption. 

• Inoculant Dosing Support. Whenever an inoculant 

dosing device (spout rinsing) is detected by the 

JobComputer, this segment is displayed. 

Press key F to activate or disactivate the inoculant 

dosing support. Activating the inoculant dosing support 

will allow the JobComputer to provide to the operator 

field and load totals as well as diagnostic information 

relevant to the inoculant device. 

IMPORTANT: Always refer to the inoculant device 

Operator’s Manual for a proper use. 

Press key G to return to ”SETUP” orPAGE key to go 

back to Page 1 screen. 

ZX1037447 

JOHN DEERE 

SETUP Harv Mon PAGE 2 

Yield Units: 

Metric Tons 

RUN Page Profiles: 



Alarms 

Fuel Accumulation By: 

M. CLUTCH ON Engine ON 

Inoculants dosing 

support: OFF 

SETUP 

1 

4 

7 

2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

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Setup—Farm/Field 

The “SETUP - Farm/Field” screen is used to select 

parameters for the operation such as farm number, field 

number, load number or crop being harvested. 

To return to “SETUP - Harvest Monitor”, press key G. 

Under “SETUP-Harv Mon-Page1”, press key A. 

“SETUP-Farm/Field” will appear. 

• FARM NUMBER 

A crop or a field belongs to a farm number or name. To 

select a farm and display data for this farm: 


1. Press key A, SETUP-Farm screen will appear to select 

an existing farm (Farm 1, Farm 2 or Farm 3, by 

default) or to enter a new farm name/number. 

NOTE: When a new farm is selected the system will 

auto-navigate the operator to field name and crop 

setup. This auto-navigation is also available on 

the info pages. 

Press key next to desired existing farm name/number 

or press next to “Custom Name” to enter a new farm 

name/number. 

To return to “SETUP - Farm/Field”, press key G. 

ZX1033933 

ZX1033934 

SETUP 

Farm: 

Field: 

Crop: 

Load Number: 

1 

4 

7 

JOHN DEERE 

Farm/Field 

SETUP 


2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

SETUP 

FARM 1 

Farm 2 

Farm 3 

Custom Name 

SETUP 

1 

4 

7 


2 

5 

8 

Farm 1 

Field 1 

Alfalfa 

1 

JOHN DEERE 

Farm 

Farm/Field 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

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2. If an existing farm name/number is selected, an 

information message will then appear to let the 

operator start a new load for this new farm. Press key 

C to accept the start of a new load (load number will 

be automatically incremented by 1) or key G to simply 

accept the new farm name/number without changing 

the load number and go back to SETUP - Farm/Field” 

screen. 

ZX1033935 

Yes 

1 

4 

7 

JOHN DEERE 


11.910 

You changed 

FARM/FIELD/CROP. 

2 

5 

8 

Start new 

Load 

Would you like to start a 

new load? 

Cancel 


3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

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3. If a new farm name/number is required, SETUP Text 

Editor PAGE 1 screen appears. 

This page allows the operator to name the farm. Enter 

a new farm name as follows: 

NOTE: If no farm name is entered, the system will 

automatically generate a new farm name in the 

sequence “Farm 1”, “Farm 2”, etc. 

a. To type the desired farm name, displace “insertion” 

cursor (A) using key C, D or E. This action will 

insert the selected character above the “selection” 

cursor (B). 

b. Use key A or B to displace cursor (B) to the left or 

to the right then select a new character. 

c. If another character set is required, press key F to 


• Standard Upper Case (A-Z; 0-9, etc.) 

• Standard Lower Case (a-z; 0-9, etc.) 

• Extended Upper Case (À-Y´ , etc.) 

• Extended Lower Case (à-y´, etc.) 


d. If a space must be inserted, a character be deleted, 

the full name be cleared or the full procedure 

aborted, then press PAGE key, SETUP Text Editor 

PAGE 2 will appear. 

e. Press key next to the desired action. 

f. Once the farm naming is over, then press key G to 

save this name. 

The system will then automatically navigate to the 

SETUP Field screen to allow the operator to choose 

a field number for this new farm name. See “Field 

Number” hereafter to setup field. 

A—Insertion cursor 

B—Selection cursor 

B 

A 

ZX1033936 

ZX1033937 

JOHN DEERE 

SETUP Text Editor PAGE 1 

Custom Farm Name 

P _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 

_ _ _ _ 

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N 

O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z & 

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 + - / *_ 

Character Set 

STANDARD UPPERCASE 

SETUP 

Save Current Name 

1 

4 

7 

2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

JOHN DEERE 


Custom Farm Name: 

P _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 

_ _ _ _ 

Clear All 

Cancel 

1 

4 

7 


Insert Space Before 

Delete Character 

SETUP 


2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

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• FIELD NUMBER 

To select field number being harvested. 



NOTE: The number of fields can be set from 1 to 200. 

Field Number—1 is set as factory default. 


1. Press key B, SETUP-Field screen will appear to select 

an existing field (Field 1, Field 2 or Field 3, by default) 

or to enter a new field number. 

NOTE: When a new field is selected the system will 

auto-navigate the operator to crop setup. This 

auto-navigation is also available on the info 

pages. 

Press key next to desired existing field number or 

press next to “Custom Name” to enter a new field 

name/number. 

To return to “SETUP - Farm/Field”, press key G. 

ZX1033933 

ZX1033938 

SETUP 

Farm: 

Field: 

Crop: 

Load Number: 

1 

4 

7 

JOHN DEERE 

Farm/Field 

SETUP 


2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

SETUP 

FIELD 1 

Field 2 

Field 3 

Custom Name 

SETUP 

1 

4 

7 


2 

5 

8 

Farm 1 

Field 1 

Alfalfa 

1 

JOHN DEERE 

Field 

Farm/Field 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

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2. If an existing field name/number is selected, an 

information message will then appear to let the 

operator start a new load for this new field. Press key 

C to accept the start of a new load (load number will 

be automatically incremented by 1) or key G to simply 

accept the new field name/number without changing 

the load number and go back to SETUP - Farm/Field” 

screen. 

ZX1033935 

Yes 

1 

4 

7 

JOHN DEERE 


11.910 

You changed 


2 

5 

8 

Start new 

Load 


new load? 

Cancel 


3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

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3. If a new field name/number is required, SETUP Text 

Editor PAGE 1 screen appears. 

This page allows the operator to name the field. Enter 

a new field name as follows: 

NOTE: If no field name is entered, the system will 

automatically generate a new field name in the 

sequence “Field 1”, “Field 2”, etc. 

a. To type the desired field name, displace “insertion” 

cursor (A) using key C, D or E. This action will 

insert the selected character above the “selection” 

cursor (B). 















f. Once the field naming is over, then press key G to 

save this name. 

The system will then automatically navigate to the 

SETUP Crops screen to allow the operator to 

choose a crop type for this new field name. See 

“Crop” hereafter to setup crop. 



B 

A 

ZX1033939 

ZX1033940 

JOHN DEERE 


Custom Field Name 

P _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 

_ _ _ _ 



0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 + - / *_ 

Character Set 


SETUP 


1 

4 

7 

2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

JOHN DEERE 


Custom Field Name: 

P _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 

_ _ _ _ 

Clear All 

Cancel 

1 

4 

7 




SETUP 


2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

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• CROP 

To select crop being harvested: 



1. Press key C. SETUP - Crop - PAGE 1 will appear. 


ZX1033933 

ZX1033941 

SETUP 

Farm: 

Field: 

Crop: 

Load Number: 

1 

4 

7 

JOHN DEERE 

Farm/Field 

SETUP 


SETUP 

2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

ALFALFA 

Barley 

Clover 

Corn Cob Mix 

Corn Silage 

Flax 

SETUP 

1 

4 

7 


2 

5 

8 

Farm 1 

Field 1 

Alfalfa 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

1 

JOHN DEERE 

Crops PAGE 1 

Farm/Field 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

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2. Press letter key next to crop desired (current crop is 

shown in a box as illustrated). An information message 

will then appear to let the operator start a new load for 

this new crop. Press key C to accept the start of a new 

load (load number will be automatically incremented by 

1) or key G to simply accept the new crop without 

changing the load number and go back to SETUP - 

Farm/Field” screen. 

If desired crop is NOT displayed on current screen, 

press PAGE key until desired crop is shown and then 

make selection. No additional crops can be added. 

Following crops can be selected: 

NOTE: Default crop at startup is ALFALFA. If the desired 

crop type is not available two entries in the list 

(Custom 1 and 2) can be used but not 

customized. 

• From PAGE 1: 

• Alfalfa 

• Barley 

• Clover 

• Corn Cob Mix 

• Corn Silage 

• Flax 


• Grass Forage 

• Hemp 

• Lucerne 

• Rye 

• Triticale 

• Wheat 


• Custom 1 (dry crop) 

• Custom 2 (wet crop) 

3. Press key G to go back to “SETUP - Farm/Field” 

screen. 

ZX1033935 

Yes 

1 

4 

7 

JOHN DEERE 


11.910 

You changed 


2 

5 

8 

Start new 

Load 


new load? 

Cancel 


3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

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• LOAD NUMBER 

The load number is intended to be used as a tool to 

sum up specific yield and operation data for truck loads 

e.g. the operator should start summing up the data for a 

specific time period by starting a new load number. 

NOTE: This function can be used to summarize totals for 

truck loads, parts of field, different operators,... 

Load Number—1 is set as factory default. 

To set up load number: 



1. Press key C. SETUP - Load screen will appear. 

2. Press key A to input load number using numeric 

keypad then press A again to ENTER the value. 

3. Or, press key B/C to increase/decrease load number 

directly. 

4. Press key G to go back to “SETUP - Farm/Field” 

screen. 

NOTE: The number of the selected load can be set from 

1 to 500. 

ZX1033933 

ZX1033942 

SETUP 

Farm: 

Field: 

Crop: 

Load Number: 

1 

4 

7 

JOHN DEERE 

Farm/Field 

SETUP 


2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

SETUP 

Load Number 

Current Contents 

0 [t] 

SETUP 

1 

4 

7 

2 

5 

8 

Farm 1 

Field 1 

Alfalfa 

3 

6 

9 

1 

JOHN DEERE 

Load 

Farm/Field 

1 

. 0 CLR 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

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Setup—Yield Calibration 


The ”SETUP - Yield Calibration” screen is used to 

calibrate the mass-flow sensor. The purpose is to setup 

the sensor ”zero point” and to adjust the calibration factor 

so that throughput calculation is accurate. 

To return to ”SETUP - Harvest Monitor”, press key G. 

• FEED ROLL HEIGHT CAL. 

Prior to the calibration of the mass-flow sensor, make 

sure that feed rolls are correctly adjusted (see Forage 

Harvester Operator’s Manual). 

IMPORTANT: The upper feed rolls must not contact 

the lower rolls. 

IMPORTANT: When no material is between the feed 

rolls, the ”feed roll height” should show 

10 mm (0.39 in.). If a value other than 10 

mm (0.39 in.) is displayed, then 

calibrate. 

NOTE: Calibration will change when increasing or 

decreasing feed roll spring tension or by changing 

spring mounting position. Feed Roll Height—10 

mm (0.39 in.) is set as factory default. 

1. Press key A. An information message will then appear 

to let the operator start a new feedroll height 

calibration. 

2. Press key C to confirm or press key G to cancel 

calibration process. 

IMPORTANT: Make sure that there is no material 

between the feed rolls before 

calibrating. 

NOTE: Calibration of the ”feed roll height” takes 5 

seconds. 

ZX1033943 

ZX1033944 

JOHN DEERE 

SETUP Yield Calibration 

Feedroll Height Cal. 

[mm] 

10 

Yield Calibration is: 

Running STOPPED 

Weight 

[kg] 

Calibration Factor 

Yield 

SETUP 


1 

4 

7 

OK 

2 

5 

8 

1000 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

1 

4 

7 

2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

0 

JOHN DEERE 


11.704 

Calibrate? 

Make sure that there is no 

material between the 

feedrolls! 

Cancel 


A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

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• YIELD CALIBRATION 

Calibrates weight measurement of monitoring system. 

For Harvest Monitor system to be accurate, it is critical 

to follow correct calibration procedure. 


IMPORTANT: Be sure that the wagon or truck hauling 

crop away from the forage harvester is 

empty when starting filling. 

NOTE: Yield Calibration Is—Stopped is set as factory 

default. 

1. On ”SETUP - Yield Calibration”, press key C. Display 

will change to: Yield Calibration is: Running (shown in 

a box). 

2. Begin harvesting. Weight displayed at (A) in yield 

calibration should increase while harvesting. 

3. Harvest known amount of material (i.e., truck load, 

wagon load, etc.). 

4. When known load is completed, press key C again to 

stop calibration. Display will change to: Yield 

Calibration is: Stopped (shown in a box). 

IMPORTANT: • Be sure that all material is on one 

vehicle (wagon or truck). NO losses in 

field! 

• Do not use loads from starting the 

field with low throughput or with 

reduced working width for calibration. 

5. Have known amount of material in truck or wagon 

weighed. While waiting for scale ticket to return, you 

may continue harvesting. 

6. When scale ticket returns to forage harvester, go to 

”SETUP - Yield Calibration”. 

7. Press key D to change weight value. 

8. Using numeric keypad, input net weight of material 

from scale ticket. 

ZX1033945 

JOHN DEERE 



[mm] 

10 



Weight 

[kg] 


Yield 

SETUP 


1 

4 

7 

A—Weight 


2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

5640 

1000 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

A 

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IMPORTANT: Changing the calibration factor will NOT 

change data already saved. After 

changes are made, all harvest 

information collected from that point 

will reflect the changes. 

9. Press key D to enter new value. Calibration factor will 

change automatically when material weight is entered. 

NOTE: If scale ticket weight is more than 50% higher or 

lower than displayed weight, the system will NOT 

allow entry of scale ticket weight. It is 

recommended that you review the harvesting 

procedures and verify that the vehicle hauling 

material away from the forage harvester is also 

following the correct procedures. At that time, 

attempt another calibration load. 

10. If the machine is not equipped with the moisture 

sensor, manually enter moisture value (see ”SETUP - 

Moisture Cal. (Fixed Moisture Value)” in this Section). 


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• CALIBRATION FACTOR YIELD 

NOTE: Calibration Factor Yield—1000 is set as factory 

default. 

Slope of calibration curve. It is automatically changed 

when a new calibration weight is entered (see ”Yield 

Calibration” in this section). 

A new calibration factor can also be entered manually. 

To calculate calibration factor, divide weight (t) shown 

on display by new weight (t) on scale ticket. Multiply 

result by displayed calibration factor (see example 

below). This is new calibration factor. 

To manually enter a calibration factor: 

1. Press key E to manually enter calibration factor. 

2. Using numeric keypad, input calibration factor. 

3. Press key E to enter new value. 

Example: 

Displayed Calibration Factor = 1000 

Weight of silage shown on display = 5640 kg 

Net weight of silage from scale ticket = 5710 kg 

Result: 1000 x (5640 ÷ 5710) = 987 


ZX1033943 

JOHN DEERE 



[mm] 

10 



Weight 

[kg] 


Yield 

SETUP 


1 

4 

7 

2 

5 

8 

1000 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

0 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

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Setup—Moisture Cal. (Fixed Moisture Value) 

The system allows the operator to adjust a fixed moisture 

value (FIXED) if the machine is not equipped with the 

moisture sensor. 

The ”SETUP - Moisture Cal.” screen is used to set the 

moisture for a certain type of crop. 

NOTE: Fixed Moisture Value—70 % is set as factory 

default. 



• CROP 

Shows the actual crop on which the moisture calibration 

will apply. To select another crop type, press key G and 

choose the desired crop under SETUP Farm/Field 

screen (see ”SETUP - Farm/Field” in this Section). 

• FIXED MOISTURE VALUE 

To change the fixed moisture value: 

1. Press key C on ”SETUP - Moisture Cal.”. 

2. Using numeric keypad, input a value from 8 to 90 % 

(A) to change the reading on ”SETUP-Moisture Cal.” 

screen. 

3. Press key C again to ENTER this value. 

4. Press key G to return to ”SETUP - Harvest Monitor”. 

ZX1033946 

SETUP 

Crop: 

1 

4 

7 

JOHN DEERE 

Moisture Cal. 

FIXED MOISTURE VALUE 

Fixed 

Moisture Value [%] 

SETUP 


2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

A—Fixed moisture value 

Clover 

70.0 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

A 

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Setup—Moisture Cal. (Measured Moisture 

Value) 


The system allows the operator to continuously measure 

and display the moisture value if the machine is equipped 

with the moisture sensor. 

NOTE: Measured moisture value segment can be 

displayed under ”RUN—PAGE 2” screen. Refer to 

”Setup-Profiles” in this Section to set up RUN 

PAGE 2 screen accordingly. 


• CROP 

Shows the actual crop on which the measured moisture 

will apply. To select another crop type, press key G and 

choose the desired crop under SETUP Farm/Field 

screen (see ”SETUP - Farm/Field” in this Section). 

• FIXED MOISTURE VALUE/MEASURED MOISTURE 

To select which type of moisture calibration should be 

used, press key B to toggle between fixed moisture 

value or measured moisture (shown in a box). 

• MOISTURE SENSOR SETUP. Press key C to calibrate 

moisture sensor (see ”SETUP - Moisture Sensor” in this 

Section). 

• MEASURED MOISTURE WAS. Indicates whether 

moisture sensor measure was ON or OFF. 

ZX1039648 

JOHN DEERE 

SETUP Moisture Cal. 

Crop: 

Clover 

MEASURED MOISTURE 

Fixed Moisture Value [%] 

Moisture Sensor Setup 

Measured Moisture Was on 

SETUP 


1 

4 

7 

2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

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Setup—Moisture Sensor 


The moisture sensor is based on a light beam reflection 

analysis to determine crop moisture level, therefore it is 

requested to calibrate the sensor light beam each time the 

bulb glass is replaced or at least once a year. Contact 

your John Deere dealer. 

The sensor is delivered with its specific wave length 

standard (A) that is to be used for checking sensor 

functionality by measuring the sensor wave length (see 

”SETUP - Sensor - PAGE 2” in this Section). 

IMPORTANT: The purpose of the sensor light beam 

calibration is to set an external black 

and white reference for an accurate 

moisture level calculation. This 

calibration must be carried out by 

authorized service personnel only. A 

password is requested to initiate the 

reference request. 

NOTE: It is strongly recommended to record the moisture 

sensor serial number on its relevant wave length 

standard cover (B). 

The wave length standard (A) must be kept in good 

condition for further measurement. In this way, special 

attention must be paid so that the wave length standard 

(A) doesn’t come in contact with chemical products such 

as: 

• Diesel 

• Gasoline (Leaded or unleaded) 

• Thinners 

• Engine cleaner 

• Cavity sealing 

• After cleaning 

• Finishing paint 

• Blackboard lacquer 

• Freeze protection 

SETUP - Sensor - PAGE 1 allows to check and to select 

which calibration file is used. Press key next to the 

desired calibration file. 

ZX1039649 

JOHN DEERE 

SETUP Sensor PAGE 1 

Corn-Silage Moisture 

200 - 2 - 6 

SETUP 

Moisture Cal. 

1 

4 

7 

2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

A—Wave Length Standard 

B—Cover 


A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

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SETUP - Sensor - PAGE 2 is used to load special 

calibrations or application on sensor via an USB 1 stick, to 

reboot the sensor system, to initiate a wave length 

standard measurement procedure and to activate the 

expert mode. 

IMPORTANT: The following functions are made for a 

moisture sensor installed on spout of 

the forage harvester. In case of sensor 

used as a stationary system in office, 

refer to the procedure described in the 

NIR Station User Guide provided with 

the sensor bundle BZ100168 

(Connection Box). 

• DOWNLOAD CALIBRATIONS FROM USB STICK 

Press key A to load special calibrations on sensor 

control unit using a commercial USB stick and the 

connection box installed on sensor frame. 

For more information, contact your John Deere dealer. 

IMPORTANT: Make sure that calibration files are 

stored at the root of the USB stick. Any 

calibration stored in a sub directory will 

not be detected by the system. 

NOTE: Calibration download can be practiced only if 

expert mode status is ON and with USB stick 

installed in the connection box. 

• DOWNLOAD APPLICATION FROM USB STICK 

Press key B to load specific application on sensor 

control unit using a commercial USB stick and the 

connection box installed on sensor frame. 

For more information, contact your John Deere dealer. 

1 USB: Universal Serial Bus 

ZX1039654 

JOHN DEERE 


Download Calibrations 

from USB Stick 

Download Application 


Reset Moisture Sensor 

Service Page 

1 

4 

7 


Wave Length Standard 

Status is Invalid 

Expert Mode 

Status Is On 

SETUP 

Moisture Cal. 

2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

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IMPORTANT: Make sure that application files are 

stored at the root of the USB stick. Any 

application stored in a sub directory will 

not be detected by the system. 

NOTE: Application download can be practiced only if 

expert mode status is ON and with USB stick 

installed in the connection box. 

• RESET MOISTURE SENSOR 

Press key C to reboot the sensor control unit. 

• SERVICE PAGE 

For factory use only. 

NOTE: A password is requested to access service page. 

• WAVE LENGTH STANDARD STATUS IS 

Check that ”Wave Length Standard Status Is” segment 

displays ”Valid”. If ”Invalid” is displayed, then proceed 

to the wave length standard measurement as follows: 

ZX1039654 

JOHN DEERE 







Service Page 

1 

4 

7 




Expert Mode 

Status Is On 

SETUP 

Moisture Cal. 

2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

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A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

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1. Unlatch then place sensor assembly (A) into its 

unfolded position. 

2. Remove seal (B) from glass (C). 


3. Remove cover (E) from the wave length standard (D) 

then place wave length standard (D) above sensor 

glass and maintain it in this position all along the wave 

length measurement. 

4. Turn ignition key to RUN position. 

IMPORTANT: Prior to starting measurement 

procedure, make sure sensor has fully 

started. Sensor light should light up 

after about 30 seconds and diagnostic 

pages at GreenStar display should be 

visible. If this is not the case, check all 

connections or contact your John Deere 

dealer. 

Prior to starting measurement 

procedure, thoroughly clean sensor 

glass environment. 

Make sure that no external light source 

is interfering with wave length standard 

measurement. 

A—Moisture Sensor 

B—Seal 

C—Sensor Glass 

D—Wave Length Standard 

E—Cover 


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5. Press key E to initiate the wave length standard 

measurement request. 

6. An information message will then appear to inform the 

operator about the ongoing wave length standard 

measurement. Wait until the message disappears. 

7. Once wave length standard measurement is done, in 

”SETUP Sensor PAGE 2” check that ”Wave Length 

Standard Status Is” segment displays ”Valid”. If 

”Invalid” is still displayed then restart wave length 

standard measurement process. 


8. Press key G once to go back to ”SETUP Moisture Cal.” 

page. Press key B in ”SETUP Moisture Cal.” to select 

”Measured Moisture Value” mode. 

9. Remove wave length standard from sensor glass. 

Reinstall seal then fold and latch sensor in its working 

position. 

• EXPERT MODE STATUS IS 

Press key F to access the SETUP - Expert screen to 

activate (ON) or deactivate (OFF) the expert mode (see 

”SETUP - Expert Mode” in this Section). 

ZX1039654 

ZX1040037 

JOHN DEERE 







Service Page 



Expert Mode 

Status Is On 

SETUP 

Moisture Cal. 

1 

4 

7 

2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

1 

4 

7 

JOHN DEERE 


11.340 

2 

5 

8 

Measurement 

Ongoing 

Measurement ongoing. 

Please wait until this 

message disappears. 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

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Setup—Expert Mode 

The expert mode screens allow the operator to practice a 

spot measure of a sample moisture level by using a 

special adapter on sensor glass, to activate the detection 

of USB 1 stick for calibration and application download 

purposes. 

IMPORTANT: Prior to practicing a spot measure the 

operator must input the analysis 

measure cycle time and the 

measurement time. For more 

information, contact your John Deere 

dealer. 

From screen SETUP - Sensor - PAGE 2, press key F, 

SETUP - Expert - PAGE 1 will appear. 

• EXPERT MODE IS NOW: 

Press key A to toggle between mode ON or OFF. Use 

mode ON if connection box is installed on moisture 

sensor and if USB 1 stick requires to be detected for 

calibration or application download processes. 


• MEASURE CYCLE TIME [S] 

The operator must input the time frequency at which the 

sensor should carry out the sample analysis. 

Press key B to input cycle time (in seconds) using 

numeric keypad then press key B again to ENTER the 

value. 

• MEASUREMENT TIME [S] 

The operator must input the measurement time 

(duration) of the sample analysis. 

Press key C to input measurement time (in seconds) 

using numeric keypad then press key C again to 

ENTER the value. 

• CYCLE MEASURE MODE IS NOW 

Press key D to toggle between mode ON or OFF. Use 

mode ON to apply the measure cycle time and 

measurement time inputs or use mode OFF to practice 

a single shot measure. 


ZX1039654 

ZX1039655 

JOHN DEERE 







Service Page 



Expert Mode 

Status Is On 

SETUP 

Moisture Cal. 

1 

4 

7 

2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

1 

4 

7 


JOHN DEERE 

SETUP Expert 

Expert Mode Is Now: 

ON 

Measure Cycle 

1 

Time [s] 

Measurement 

1 

Time [s] 

Cycle Measure 

Mode is Now OFF 

Start Manual Measure 

Moisture [%] 0.0 

Timer Status: 

off 

Current Spectra#: 0 

SETUP 

Sensor 

2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

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• START MANUAL MEASURE MOISTURE [%] 

Press key E to start the sample moisture measurement. 

This will run the sample analysis and result will be 

displayed. 

• TIMER STATUS: 

Status is ON when the cycle measure mode is set to 

ON. Status is OFF if the cycle measure mode is set to 

OFF (no cycle time applied). 

• CURRENT SPECTRA#: 

Indicates the current number of analysis spectra. Each 

measurement value corresponds to a spectra number. 

NOTE: The spectra data are stored on the USB stick 1 . 

Press key G to go back to ”SETUP - Sensor - PAGE 1” 

screen. 


ZX1039655 

JOHN DEERE 

SETUP Expert 

Expert Mode Is Now: 

ON 

Measure Cycle 

1 

Time [s] 

Measurement 

1 

Time [s] 

Cycle Measure 

Mode is Now OFF 

Start Manual Measure 


Timer Status: 

off 

Current Spectra#: 0 

SETUP 

Sensor 

1 

4 

7 

2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

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Setup—Profiles 


The “RUN Page” Layout can be customized to allow the 

operator to configure the RUN Pages of his system to his 

needs and preferences. Especially when the forage 

harvester needs to share the “RUN Page” with other 

products like Harvest Doc System or Parallel Tracking, the 

operators have different demands for the availability of 

machine functions. 

NOTE: The definition and location of each segment can 

be modified. Up to six user profiles can be 

customized, named and stored. 

At inital start-up, the factory profile “Harvest Monitor” is 

loaded with the following segments: 




• Load Number Incr 

• Cut Width 

• Not used by HarvMon (free for operator’s setting) 

• Recording status 


• Farm:Field: 

• Crop:Load: 

• Distance & Area 

• Productivity 

• Weight & Moisture 


The “SETUP- Profiles - PAGE 1” screen displays all the 

user profiles available. 

- Five different profiles are preset when the forage 

harvester is to be used with Harvest Doc or Parallel 

Tracking systems. 

- One empty profile can be fully customized (all segments 

are empty and free for operator’s settings). 

For Harvest Doc (stand alone) profile. 



ZX1033952 

JOHN DEERE 

SETUP Profiles PAGE 1 

HARVEST MONITOR 

Harvest Doc 

1 

4 

7 


Harv Doc + PT(1) 



Empty Profile 

SETUP 


2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

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• Not used by HarvMon (free for Harvest Doc) 

• Cut Width 










For Harvest Doc + Parallel Tracking (1) profile. 


• Not used by HarvMon (free for Parallel Tracking) 

• Cut Width 

























• Cut Width 




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• Cut Width 


If none of these profiles corresponds to the operator’s 

needs, the current layout can be modified as follows: 

1. Press PAGE key, SETUP - Profiles - PAGE 2 will 

appear 


1 

4 

7 

ZX1033953 


JOHN DEERE 

SETUP Profiles PAGE 2 

Save Current Layout 

Edit Current Layout 

Restore Profile Defaults 

SETUP 


2 

5 

8 

OUZXMAG,0001B16 –19–18AUG03–3/25 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

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ZX1033955 

JOHN DEERE 

SETUP RUN Editor PAGE 1 

1 

4 

7 

2 

5 

8 

Yield Wet 

Throughput 

Load Number Incr. 

Cut Width 

Not used by HarvMon 

Recording 

SETUP 

RUN Page Profiles 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 


A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

2. Press key B to edit current layout. SETUP - RUN 

Editor - PAGE 1 will appear. This page shows the 

actual segments displayed in “RUN PAGE 1” screen. 

3. Press PAGE key, SETUP - RUN Editor - PAGE 2 will 

appear. This page shows the actual segments 

displayed in “RUN PAGE 2”. Press key next to the 

segment that must be customized or press key G to go 

back to “RUN Page Profiles”. 

a. Whenever a segment has been selected, the 

relevant SETUP - RUN Items - PAGE will appear 

and active segment definition is shown in a box. 

Four pages of segment definitions are available. 

b. Use PAGE key to flip through the different pages 

and select the desired functions to be displayed 

which are: 

• Not used by HarvMon Segment. Means no 

information from Harvest Monitor system will be 

displayed in this segment. This must be chosen 

to allow another application to use the segment. 

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ZX1033956 

ZX1033957 

JOHN DEERE 


1 

4 

7 

2 

5 

8 

Farm: Field: 

Crop: Load: 

Distance & Area 

Productivity 

Weight & Moistrure 


SETUP 


3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

JOHN DEERE 

SETUP RUN Items PAGE 1 


YIELD WET 

Yield Dry 

Throughput 

Recording 

Farm: Field: 

1 

4 

7 


SETUP 

RUN Page 

2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

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• Farm: Field: Segment 

This segment (A) provides a shortcut to 

Farm/Field screen in SETUP (see “SETUP - 

Farm/Field” in this Section). 

NOTE: In case the segments for farm/field and crop/load 

are located on top of each other, display will be 

as shown in (B). 

A—Farm/field segment 

B—Farm/field and crop/load segments 

• Crop:Load: Segment 

This segment (A) provides a shortcut to 

Crop/Load screen in SETUP (see “SETUP - 

Farm/Field” in this Section). 

NOTE: In case the segments for farm/field and crop/load 

are located on top of each other, display will be 

as shown in (B). 

A—Crop/load segment 

B—Farm/field and crop/load segments 


A 

B 

ZX1033958 

A 

B 

ZX1033959 

Farm: 

Field: 

Farm: 

Field: 

Crop: 

Load: 

Crop: 

Load: 

Farm: 

Field: 

Crop: 

Load: 

Farm: 

Field: 

Crop: 

Load: 

Crop: 

Load: 

Farm: 

Field: 


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• Yield Wet Segment 

This segment displays the actual wet yield (A) as 

long as recording is on and the field average (B) 

if recording is off. 

A—Yield wet segment 

B—Field average yield wet segment 

• Yield Dry Segment 

This segment displays the actual dry yield (A) as 

long as recording is on and the field average (B) 

if recording is off. 

A—Yield dry segment 

B—Field average yield dry segment 

• Throughput Segment 

This segment displays the current throughput (A) 

as long as recording is on and the field average 

(B) if recording is off. 

If throughput is less than 50 t/h, then low flow 

conditions are met. An acoustic alarm can be 

activated to indicate low flow conditions (see 

“SETUP - Alarms” in this Section). 

IMPORTANT: Under low flow conditions, no 

calibration should be made! 

In case of low flow, and when the low flow beep 

alarm is activated, the throughput segment (C) 

appears. 

NOTE: The low flow info is only shown if the current 

throughput is active (recording on). There is no 

low flow info shown in combination with the 

average throughput per field. 

A 

B 

ZX1033960 

A 

B 

ZX1033961 

A 

B 

C 

ZX1033962 

Yield Wet 

[t/ha] 156.0 


[t/ha] 156.0 

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Yield Dry 

[t/ha] 100.0 

Yield Dry - Field 

[t/ha] 100.0 

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Throughput 

[t/h] 100.0 

Throughput - Field 

[t/h] 100.0 

Throughput 

[t/h] - low flow 100.0 

A—Throughput segment 

B—Field average throughput segment 

C—Low flow throughput indication 


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• Distance & Area Segment 

This segment displays the distance driven and 

the area harvested since the last reset. It also 

allows the operator to reset the values. 

The distance counter is independent from data 

record activation choice (header position or 

material flow). 

• Productivity Segment 

This segment displays on the left-hand side the 

harvested area per hour and on the right-hand 

side the throughput. 

• Weight & Moisture Segment 

This segment displays the harvested wet mass 

and the average moisture since the last reset. It 

also allows the operator to reset the values. 


ZX1033963 

ZX1033964 

ZX1033965 


Distance 

[km] 0.845 

Productivity 

[ha/h] 3.5 

Weight 

[t] 1.85 

Area 

[ha] 0.63 

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Throughput 

[t/h] 1.5 

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Moisture 

[%] 50.0 

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• Moisture Segment 

This segment displays the actual moisture content 

(A) as long as recording is on and the field 

average (B) if recording is off. 

NOTE: The moisture source being “fixed”, the current 

moisture is equal to the fixed moisture value. 

A—Moisture segment 

B—Field average moisture segment 

• Dry Matter Segment 

This segment displays the actual dry matter 

content (A) as long as recording is on and the 

field average (B) if recording is off. 

A—Dry matter segment 

B—Field average dry matter segment 

• Load Number Segment 

This segment displays the wet mass harvested 

for the displayed load number. It also provides a 

shortcut to INFO - Load Totals screen (see 

“INFO - Harvest Monitor” in this Section). 

A 

B 

ZX1033966 

A 

B 

ZX1033967 

ZX1033968 


Moisture 

[%] 50.0 

Moisture - Field 

[%] 50.0 

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Dry Matter 

[%] 50.0 

Dry Matter - Field 

[%] 50.0 

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Load Number 

153 [t] 12 

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• Load Number Incr. Segment 

This segment displays the wet mass harvested 

for the displayed load number. It also allows the 

operator to start a new load by pressing the key 

next to this segment. The load number will be 

increased by one. 


• Load Setup Segment 

This segment displays the current load number. It 

also provides a shortcut to SETUP - Load screen 

(see “SETUP - Harvest Monitor” in this Section). 

NOTE: The load number is intended to be used as a tool 

to sum up specific yield and operation data for 

truck loads e.g. the operator should start summing 

up the data for a specific time period by starting a 

new load number. 

• Feedroll Height Segment 

This segment displays the actual feedroll height. 

Range: 0 – 199 mm (0 to 7.87 in.) 

ZX1033969 

ZX1033970 

ZX1033971 


Load Number 

153 [t] 12 

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Load Number 12 

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Feedroll Height 

[mm] 156 

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• Cut Width Segment 

This segment displays information about the 

number of active rows/sections and the resulting 

cutting width. 

- Sections (A) are shown for Pickup and Platform. 

- Rows (B) are shown for the Row Dependent 

and the Row Independent header. 

NOTE: Cut Width [Sections] and Row Spacing are set at 

Address RCP 182 on forage harvester RCP 

control unit (see forage harvester Operator’s 

Manual). Cut Width [m] is calculated by Cut Width 

[Sections] x Row Spacing. 

For pickup units on windrows, use working width 

of swathing unit divided by the desired number of 

sections. 

A 

B 

ZX1033972 

Cut Width 

[Sections] 100 

Cut Width 

[rows] 4 

A—Cut width/sections segment 

B—Cut width/rows segment 


Cut Width 

[m] 4.5 

Cut Width 

[m] 4.5 

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• Rec ON/OFF Segment 

This segment allows to toggle recording status 

(On or Off). 

To start recording data, ALL of the following 

MUST occur: 

a. Main clutch engaged. 

b. Harvesting unit engaged. 

c. Header is down or material flows through feed 

rolls. 

d. Forward ground speed faster than 0.3 m/s. 

e. Press key next to the segment so that 

RECORDING IS: ON is displayed. 

To stop recording, ONE of the following must 

occur: 

a. Header raised or material flow stopped. 

b. Header disengaged. 

c. Key next to the segment pressed (to stop 

recording data manually). 

d. Main clutch disengaged. 

e. Forward ground speed slower than 0.3 m/s. 

Recording can be manually stopped and restarted 

without raising the header or shutting off the 

harvesting unit (for example, when approaching 

areas such as headlands, end rows already 

harvested, waterways, etc., for which recording data 

is NOT desired). 

To stop recording manually, press key next to the 

segment. Display will change to RECORDING IS: 

OFF. 

NOTE: When recording has stopped, the word FIELD will 

appear which indicates that the values are field 

averages. 

To resume recording data, press key next to the 

segment again. Display will change to RECORDING 

IS: ON. 

To change recording On/Off condition, see 

“Recording On/Off By:” under “SETUP - Harvest 

Monitor-PAGE 1” in this Section. 

ZX1033973 


Recording Is: ON 

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4. When the desired segment has been selected the 

actual SETUP - RUN Page - PAGE X is displayed with 

the new function. In this example, the “Throughput” has 

been replaced by “Dry Matter” in segment B. 

Once all RUN Page segments have been modified, 

press key G to go back to “SETUP - RUN Page 

Profiles” screen. An information message will then 

appear to let the operator save the new layout as a 

user profile or just use this layout without saving it. 

Press key C to save the layout or key G to simply use 

it. 

a. If key G is pressed, SETUP - RUN Page - PAGE 2 

is displayed again to allow the operator to edit, save 

or restore profile default. 

To edit current layout - See steps 1 to 5. 

ZX1033974 

ZX1033975 

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SETUP 


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Yield Wet 

Dry Matter 

Load Number Incr. 

Cut Width 


Recording 

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2 

5 

8 

Save 

Changes 

Save Layout as Profile 

You might want to save your 

RUN Page Layout changes as 

Profile 

Just use the Layout 

3 

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9 

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PAGE 

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INFO 

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. If key C is pressed, SETUP - Save Layout as is 

displayed. Press key next to the desired profile 

position that shall be saved. An information 

message will then appear to let the operator save 

the new layout under a new user profile name or 

just use this layout under same user profile name. 


IMPORTANT: Make sure to save your profile under 

the requested profile! Saving your 

profile under a factory preset profile will 

overwrite it! 

Press key C to change profile name or key G to 

keep profile name unchanged. 

ZX1033976 

ZX1033977 

SETUP 

1 

4 

7 

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HARVEST MONITOR 

Harvest Doc 




Save Layout As 

Empty Profile 

SETUP 


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Save 

RUN Page 

Settings 

Change Profile Name 

The current name for the 

RUN Page Profile is: 



Keep Profile Name 

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5. When key C is pressed to change profile name, 

SETUP Text Editor PAGE 1 appears. 

This page allows the operator to name the profile. 

Enter a new profile name as follows: 

a. To type the desired profile name, displace 

“insertion” cursor (A) using key C, D or E. This 

action will insert the selected character above the 

“selection” cursor (B). 

















B 

A 

ZX1033978 

ZX1033980 

JOHN DEERE 


Profile Name 

H a v e r s t _ M o n i 

t o r 



0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 + - / *_ 

Character Set 


SETUP 


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Profile Name 

Clear All 

Cancel 

1 

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t o r 



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f. Once the user profile name is entered, then press 

key G to save this current RUN page layout name. 

An information message will then appear to let the 

operator save the new layout under another user 

profile name or just use this layout under profile 

name previously entered. Press key C to change 

profile name or key G to keep profile name 

unchanged. 


ZX1033981 

ZX1033979 

JOHN DEERE 


Profile Name 


t o r _ 1 



0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 + - / *_ 

Character Set 


SETUP 


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11.113 

Save 

RUN Page 

Settings 

Change Profile Name 

The current name for the 

RUN Page Profile is: 

Harvest Monitor 1 

Keep Profile Name 

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INFO 

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Setup—Printout Settings 

To select field, crop or load totals information being 

printed out. 

NOTE: Default status at startup is ON for all information 

type. 

1. Under “SETUP - Harv Mon - Page2”, press key C. 

SETUP - Printout - PAGE 1 will appear. 

2. Press key next to desired information to toggle 

between ON and OFF. 

If desired information is NOT displayed on current 

screen, press PAGE key until desired information is 

shown and then make selection. 


• Area 

• Yield Dry 

• Yield Wet 

• Total Dry Mass 

• Total Wet Mass 

• Moisture 


• Dry Matter 

• Cutting Length 

• Engine Time 

• Header Time 

• Harvest Time 

• Productivity 


• Throughput 

• Total Fuel 

• Fuel Efficiency 

• Inoculants 


3. Press key G to go back to “SETUP - Harv Mon - Page 

2” screen. 

ZX1037447 

ZX1037448 

JOHN DEERE 

SETUP Harv Mon PAGE 2 

Yield Units: 

Metric Tons 

RUN Page Profiles: 



Alarms 

Fuel Accumulation By: 

M. CLUTCH ON Engine ON 

Inoculants dosing 

support: OFF 

SETUP 

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SETUP Printout PAGE 1 

Area: 

ON 

Yield Dry: 

OFF 

Yield Wet: 

OFF 

Total Dry Mass: 

Total Wet Mass: 

Moisture: 

2 

5 

8 

ON 

ON 

ON 

SETUP 


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Setup—Alarms 


Min./max. feed roll speed, feed roll height, moisture meter 

level and low flow beep alarms can be set up from this 

screen. These settings can be done while harvesting. 

NOTE: The low flow beep alarm is used to alert the 

operator that machine is underfed. If activated, the 

low flow alarm will display “low flow” in 

“Throughput” segment shown on RUN Pages. 

• FEED ROLL SPEED 

Factory settings are: 

a. Min. level = 2.0 m/s (6.5 ft/s) 

b. Max. level = 9.5 m/s (31 ft/s) 

c. Alarm is: OFF 

NOTE: Feed roll speed can range from 2 to 9.5 m/s (6.5 

to 31 ft/s). 

To set up feed roll speed minimum alarm level: 

1. Press key A on “SETUP - Alarms”. FEED SPEED will 

appear. 

2. Press key C on “SETUP - Feed Speed”. 

3. Using numeric keypad, input desired value. 

4. Press key C to ENTER this value. 

5. Press key G to return to “SETUP - Alarms”. 

To set up feed roll speed maximum alarm level: 


appear. 

2. Press key D on “SETUP - Feed Speed”. 


4. Press key D to ENTER this value. 


To activate feed roll speed alarms: 

ZX1033948 

ZX1033949 

JOHN DEERE 

SETUP Alarms 

Feedroll Speed: 

OFF 

Feedroll Height: 

OFF 

Moisture Meter: 

OFF 

Low Flow Beep: 

SETUP 


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Feed Speed 

Feedroll Speed [m/s] 

Actual Speed 

SETUP 


Alarm Level Max. 

Alarms 

2 

5 

8 

0.0 

Alarm Level Min. 0.0 

5.5 

Alarm is Now: OFF 

3 

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INFO 

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INFO 

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appear. 

2. Press key E on “SETUP - Feed Speed”. Display will 

change from OFF to ON. 




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• FEED ROLL HEIGHT 


a. Min. level =0mm(0in.) 

b. Max. level = 199 mm (7.87 in.) 



NOTE: Feed roll height can range from 0 to 199 mm (0 to 

7.87 in.). 

To set up feed roll height minimum alarm level: 

1. Press key B on “SETUP - Alarms”. FEED HEIGHT will 

appear. 

2. Press key C on “SETUP - Feed Height”. 




To set up feed roll height maximum alarm level: 


appear. 

2. Press key D on “SETUP - Feed Height”. 




To activate feed roll height alarms: 


appear. 

2. Press key E on “SETUP - Feed Height”. Display will 



ZX1033948 

ZX1033950 

JOHN DEERE 

SETUP Alarms 


OFF 


OFF 


OFF 


SETUP 


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Feed Height 

Feedroll Height [mm] 

Actual Height 

SETUP 


Alarm Level Min. 0 


2 

5 

8 

170 


Alarms 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

10 

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PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

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PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

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• MOISTURE METER 


a. Min. level =8% 

b. Max. level = 90 % 


NOTE: Moisture meter alarm should be kept OFF if no 

moisture sensor is installed. 

To set up moisture meter minimum alarm level: 

1. Press key C on “SETUP - Alarms”. MOISTURE will 

appear. 

2. Press key C on “SETUP - Moisture”. 




To set up moisture meter maximum alarm level: 


appear. 

2. Press key D on “SETUP - Moisture”. 




To activate moisture meter alarms: 


appear. 

2. Press key E on “SETUP - Moisture”. Display will 




ZX1033948 

ZX1033951 

JOHN DEERE 

SETUP Alarms 


OFF 


OFF 


OFF 


SETUP 


1 

4 

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2 

5 

8 

OFF 

3 

6 

9 

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SETUP 

1 

4 

7 

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Moisture 

Moisture [%] 

Actual Moisture 

SETUP 




Alarms 

2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

42.0 

Alarm Level Min. 10.0 

90.0 

A 

B 

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D 

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F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

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INFO 

RUN 

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• LOW FLOW BEEP 

Factory setting is: 

a. Alarm is: OFF 

b. Low flow conditions: Throughput less than 50 t/h 

To activate low flow beep alarm: 


1. Press key D on “SETUP - Alarms”. Display will change 

from OFF to ON. 

If low flow beep alarm is activated, an acoustic alarm 

will sound when low flow occurs for longer than 7 

seconds. 


Setup—Perf Monitor 

NOTE: The PERF MONITOR function is NOT supported 

by the GreenStar Harvest Monitor System. 

ZX1033948 

ZX1033930 

JOHN DEERE 

SETUP Alarms 


OFF 


OFF 


OFF 


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4 

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5 

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OFF 

SETUP 


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SETUP PAGE 1 

Tracking 

KeyCard 






display. 

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Setup—System Settings 

The System Settings screen is used to select the country 

code, language, unit of measure (English or Metric), date 

format, time format and number format. 

IMPORTANT: Make sure that units setting of display 

matches with the units setting of the 

forage harvester corner post controller 

set at Address RCP 103. Refer to the 

“Calibration” Section of the forage 

harvester Operator’s Manual. 

Country Code 

Press key A to change country preference. 


SETUP 

1 

4 

7 

. 

JOHN DEERE 

Country Code: 

Language: 

Units: 

SETUP 

2 

5 

8 

0 

System 

USA 

English 

ENGLISH Metric 

Date Format: 

MM/DD/YY dd.mm.yy 

Time Format: 

AM/PM 24 hr 

Number Format: 

1,234.56 1.234,56 

3 

6 

9 

CLR 

A 

B 

C 

D 

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SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

ZX026889 ZX026889 –19–20DEC01 

ZX026890 

SETUP 

USA 

UK 

France 

España 

SETUP 

1 

4 

7 


Deutschland 

. 

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System 

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5 

8 

0 

Ctry. Codes 

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NOTE: The Country Codes available depend on the 

languages loaded into the GreenStar Display. 

NOTE: By selecting a country code, the language is 

automatically changed to a default language. 

By selecting the USA option on SETUP - Country code 

page the following are the default settings: 

• Language (English) 

• Units (English) 

• Date Format (MM/DD/YY) 

• Time Format (AM/PM) 

• Number Format (1,234.5) 

By choosing the UK option on SETUP - Country code 

page the following are the default settings: 

• Language (English) 

• Units (Metric) 

• Date Format (DD.MM.YY) 

• Time Format (AM/PM) 

• Number Format (1,234.5) 


SETUP 

1 

4 

7 

. 

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Country Code: 

Language: 

Units: 

SETUP 

2 

5 

8 

0 

System 

USA 

English 

ENGLISH Metric 

Date Format: 

MM/DD/YY dd.mm.yy 

Time Format: 

AM/PM 24 hr 


1,234.56 1.234,56 

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6 

9 

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SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

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SETUP 

1 

4 

7 

. 

JOHN DEERE 

Country Code: 

Language: 

Units: 

SETUP 

2 

5 

8 

0 

System 

OUZXMAG,000206D –19–08JUL05–3/5 

UK 

English 

English METRIC 

Date Format: 

mm/dd/yy DD.MM.YY 

Time Format: 

AM/PM 24 hr 


1,234.56 1.234,56 

3 

6 

9 

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A 

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SETUP 

INFO 

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Language 

Unlike the GreenStar display, the JobComputer can be 

loaded with one language only. 


IMPORTANT: Make sure that language selected for 

the display is the same as the one 

loaded on the JobComputer! Failure to 

do so will lead to erratic screen display. 

If the JobComputer has been previously loaded with a 

different language, press letter key next to the language 

you want to choose for the GreenStar Display. 

If the JobComputer is not loaded with the requested 

language for the GreenStar display, then proceed to the 

JobComputer language loading. See “Loading Language” 

in this Section. 

IMPORTANT: Loading the JobComputer with a new 

language requires a mobile processor 

and a KeyCard! 

SETUP 

ENGLISH 

Deutsch 

Français 

Hollandisch 

SETUP 

1 

4 

7 

. 

JOHN DEERE 

Languages 

System 

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Loading Language 


To load a new language on the JobComputer, go to INFO 

- Keycard screen and proceed as follows: 

Press letter key next to Target Languages to access INFO 

- Target languages screen. 

NOTE: Languages already loaded on each component 

(Mobile Processor and Display) can be listed 

under INFO - KeyCard - Devices on Can Bus - 

PAGE 2 screens 

NOTE: All components are factory set to ENGLISH 

language. 

1. Press key C. INFO - Select language screen will 

appear. 

IMPORTANT: Each component (JobComputer and 

Display) must be individually loaded 

with the desired language. 

INFO 

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4 

7 

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2 

5 

8 

0 

Keycard 

Devices on CAN Bus 

Product Keys 

Program Target 

Target Languages 

Diagnostics 

INFO 

Info 

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INFO 

RUN 

ZX026893 ZX026893 –19–20DEC01 

ZX1033982 

INFO 

Mobile Processor 


GPS Receiver 

INFO 

1 

4 

7 


HarvMon SPFH 

JOHN DEERE 


Keycard 

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2. Select the language you want to program (for example 

French). 

NOTE: Warning screen will be displayed while 

programming a new language. DO NOT REMOVE 

PC CARD, DO NOT REMOVE POWER! 

ZX1037450 

INFO 

INFO 

1 

4 

7 

JOHN DEERE 

Select Language 

0211130N Version : 1.30N 

DEUTSCH 

Harvest Mon SPFH 

0411130N Version : 1.30N 

FRANÇAIS 


1011130C Version : 1.30C 

HOLLANDISCH 



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WARNING 

PROGRAMMING 

LANGUAGE 

DO NOT REMOVE 

PC CARD! 

DO NOT REMOVE 

POWER! 

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F 

G


3. Language successfully loaded to the component 

(JobComputer) selected earlier. Repeat procedure until 

all component languages have been reprogrammed. 

4. After the desired language has been loaded for each 

component, the language for the system must be 

changed. 

Press SETUP key and then follow the directions given 

under SETUP System Settings in this section. 

ZX026927 

ZX1033984 

INFO 

INFO 

1 

4 

7 

. 

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Language Loading 

FRANÇAIS Language 

successfully loaded 

SETUP 

Select Language 

2 

5 

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0 


KeyCard 



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display. 

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Setup—GreenStar Display 

The “SETUP - Display” screen displays the following 

information: 


• BACKLIGHT CHOICE 

To select DAY backlight or NIGHT backlight, press key 

A (selection is highlighted in black). 

• DAY BACKLIGHT 

To change DAY backlighting level, press key B. Using 

numeric keypad, enter any number from 0 to 9 for 

intensity level. The higher the number the brighter the 

screen. 

• NIGHT BACKLIGHT 

To change NIGHT backlighting level, press key C. 

Using numeric keypad, enter any number from 0 to 9 

for intensity level. The higher the number the brighter 

the screen. 

ZX1033750 

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SETUP Display 

Backlight choice: 

DAY night 

Day backlight 

9 

(key in 0 to 9) 

Night backlight 

5 


Display address 

PRIMARY 

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ZX1033750 

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SETUP Display 

Backlight choice: 

DAY night 

Day backlight 

9 


Night backlight 

5 


Display address 

PRIMARY 

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• DISPLAY ADDRESS 

Make sure PRIMARY is selected for this application. If 

not, proceed as follows: 

NOTE: Display address—Primary is set as factory default 

1. On “SETUP - Display” screen, press key D. 

SETUP-Display Address will appear. 

2. Press key A to select PRIMARY. Warning screen will 

appear. 

IMPORTANT: Do NOT select Auxiliary 1, Auxiliary 2 or 

Auxiliary 3. These selections do NOT 

apply to the Harvest Monitor 

application. 

3. Press key C to change address or key G to cancel 

change request. 

4. Press key G to return to “SETUP - Display”. 

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ZX1033751 

ZX1033752 

SETUP 

PRIMARY 

auxiliary 1 

auxiliary 2 

auxiliary 3 

SETUP 

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Display 

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Change address 

You are about to change the 

address of the GreenStar 

Display. Selection of the wrong 

address will cause loss of 

communication with 

implements 

Cancel change 

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Display 

Address 

Change 

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Setup—Run Page Layout 


The “SETUP - Run Page Layout" screen allows to solve 

run page segment function allocation conflicts when using 

several GreenStar products in parallel. 

• STANDARD LAYOUT 

To change run pages to standard layout, proceed as 

follows: 

1. Press key A. Standard Layout In Process will appear 

while proceeding. 

2. Once completed, Standard Layout Complete will 

appear. 

ZX023336 

ZX023337 

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SETUP RUN Page Layout 

Standard 

Layout 

SETUP 

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3. Press RUN key to operate display. 

Setup—Tracking 

NOTE: Refer to the Parallel Tracking basic Operator’s 

Manual for the TRACKING function. 


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ZX1033930 

SETUP 

Standard Layout 

Complete 

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SETUP PAGE 1 

Tracking 

KeyCard 






display. 

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Harvest Monitor Info Functions 

TRACKING 

ZX1039621 

KEYCARD 

Diagnostics 

HARVEST 

MONITOR 

Hard./Soft. 

Version 

Mass-Flow System 


SPFH Network 

Recent Problems 

Innoculants Dosing 


View Totals 

Clear Totals 

Page 1 

Page 2 

This chart shows the INFO screens and the data 

displayed in each screen. 

INFO 

PERF 

MONITOR 

Field Totals 

Crop Totals 

Load Totals 

All Totals 

Custom Farm 

Names 

Custom Field 

Names 

Field Totals 

Crop Totals 

Load Totals 

Custom Names 

Farm 

Field 

GREENSTAR 

DISPLAY 

Hardware 

Version 

Software Version 


Display Diagnostics 

Run Hours 

CAN Bus Analyser 

Page 1 

Page 2 

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Info 

The INFO screen is used to view general information 

screens of data on the GreenStar monitor system. 

To access INFO screens, press INFO key. 

NOTE: Info screen display may be slightly different 

depending on GreenStar products installed in 

your system. 

• TRACKING 1 

NOTE: Refer to the Parallel Tracking basic Operator’s 

Manual for the TRACKING function. 

• KEYCARD 2 

Information on KeyCard to allow language loading. 

Press key A to select (see “Loading Language” in this 

Section). 

• HARVEST MONITOR 

Information on GreenStar forage harvester Harvest 

Monitor system. Press key B to select (see “INFO - 

Harvest Monitor.” in this Section). 

• PERF MONITOR 

NOTE: This function is NOT supported by the GreenStar 

Harvest Monitor System. 

• GREENSTAR DISPLAY 

Information on GreenStar Display and for factory use 

only. 

1 “Tracking” segment appears only if a mobile processor is detected 

2 “KeyCard” segment appears only if a mobile processor is detected 


ZX1033986 

INFO 

Tracking 

KeyCard 



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Info—Harvest Monitor 

This screen will allow the operator to view or clear totals 

and to diagnose its system.. 

• View Totals. Press key A to display totals of selected 

farm, field or load (see “INFO - View Totals” in this 

Section). 

• Clear Totals. Press key B to clear totals of selected 

farm, field or load (see “INFO - Clear Totals” in this 

Section). 

• Diagnostics. Press key F to generate Harvest Monitor 

system self-diagnostic information (see “INFO - 

Diagnostics” in this Section). 


ZX1033987 

INFO 

View Totals 

Clear Totals 

Diagnostics 

INFO 

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Info—View Totals 

This screen will allow the operator to display totals per 

selected field, crop, load or custom field, farm names. 

NOTE: If a printer is available, all totals can be printed 

out . 

The printer may need to be switched on. 

• Field Totals. Press key A to display totals of selected 

field (see “INFO - Field Totals” in this Section). 

• Crop Totals. Press key B to display totals of selected 

crop (see “INFO - Crop Totals” in this Section). 

• Load Totals. Press key C to display totals of selected 

load (see “INFO - Load Totals” in this Section). 


• Custom Names. Press key E to display totals of 

selected custom field and farm name (see “INFO - View 

Custom Names” in this Section). 

Press key G to return to “INFO - Harvest Monitor”. 

ZX1033988 

INFO 

Field Totals 

Crop Totals 

Load Totals 

Custom Names 

INFO 

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7 

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Info—Field Totals 

ZX1037452 

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INFO Field Totals PAGE 1 

Farm: 

Farm 1 

Field: 

Field 1 

Crop Alfalfa 

Area [ha] 

Yield Dry [t/ha] 

Yield Wet [t/ha] 

0.00 

0.0 

0.0 

Total Dry Mass [t] 0.00 

Total Wet Mass [t] 0.00 

Moisture [%] 

0.0 

Dry Matter [%] 100.0 

Cutting Length [mm] 0 

INFO 

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These screens display data acquired for a particular 

field and farm. 

The field selected in “SETUP - Harvest Monitor” is 

displayed along with all of its harvest information as 

shown in the sample display. 

Press key G to return to “INFO - View” or PAGE” key 

to access INFO - Field Totals - PAGE 2 screen. 

• On “INFO - Field Totals - PAGE 1” screen, press 

key A to select which farm name totals and field 

name totals should be displayed (see “INFO - View 

Custom Names” in this Section). 

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ZX1037453 

INFO 

Farm: 

Field: 

INFO 

1 

4 

7 

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Field Totals PAGE 2 

Crop Alfalfa 

Engine Time [h] 0.0 

Header Time [h] 0.0 

Harvest Time [h] 0.0 

Productivity [ha/h] 0.00 

Throughput [t/h] 0.00 

Total Fuel [l] 

0 

Fuel Efficiency [l/t] 

Inoculants [l] 

0.00 

0.00 

Print this Field 

View 

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6 

9 

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Field 1 

A 

B 

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G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

• On “INFO - Field Totals - PAGE 2” screen, if a 

printer is available press key F to print out displayed 

field totals. 

NOTE: The printer may need to be switched on. Once 

print out is over, successively press on 

ejection button to sufficiently roll out paper so 

that it can be torn off far below the printed 

area. 

NOTE: Depending on the printout settings the field 

totals printed will differ from the field totals 

displayed under INFO - Field Totals screens. 

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Info—Crop Totals 

ZX1037454 

INFO 

Crop: 

INFO 

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4 

7 

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Crop Totals PAGE 1 

View 

2 

5 

8 

Alfalfa 

Area [ha] 



0.00 

0.0 

0.0 



Moisture [%] 

0.0 



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crop. 

The crop selected in “SETUP - Harvest Monitor” is 



Press key G to return to “INFO - View”. 

If another crop for totals display is desired, proceed as 

follows: 

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ZX1034303 

INFO 

ALFALFA 

Barley 

Clover 

Corn Cob Mix 

Corn Silage 

Flax 

INFO 

1 

4 

7 

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Crops PAGE 1 

Crop Totals 

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1. Press key A to select crop. INFO - Crops - PAGE 

1 will appear. 

2. Press key next to the desired crop (active crop is 

shown in a box as illustrated) to display. 

Press key G to return to “INFO - Crop Totals”. All 

information is displayed. 


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ZX1037454 

INFO 

Crop: 

INFO 

1 

4 

7 

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Area [ha] 



0.00 

0.0 

0.0 



Moisture [%] 

0.0 



View 

2 

5 

8 

Alfalfa 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 


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PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

3. Press key G to return to “INFO - View” or PAGE” 

key to access INFO - Crop Totals - PAGE 2 

screen. 

If a printer is available, a print out of displayed crop 

totals can be obtained by pressing key F. 



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ZX1034304 

INFO 

Crop: 

1 

4 

7 

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Engine Time [h] 

Header Time [h] 

Harvest Time [h] 

Productivity [ha/h] 

Throughput [t/h] 

Print this Crop 

INFO 

View 

2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

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Alfalfa 

0.0 

0.0 

0.0 

0.00 

0.00 

A 

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area. 

NOTE: Depending on the printout settings the crop 

totals printed will differ from the crop totals 

displayed under INFO - Crop Totals screens. 

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Info—Load Totals 

ZX1034305 

INFO 

Load Number 

INFO 

1 

4 

7 

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Load Totals PAGE 1 

Farm: 

Farm 1 

Field: 

Field 1 

Crop Alfalfa 

Area [ha] 



0.00 

0.0 

0.0 



Moisture [%] 

0.0 


View 

2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

1 

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INFO 

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load. 

The load selected in “SETUP - Harvest Monitor” is 




If another load for totals display is desired, proceed as 

follows: 

1. Press key A to select desired load number. 

2. Using numeric keyboard, input desired load 

number. 

3. Press key A to ENTER this value. All information is 

displayed. 

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ZX1037455 

INFO 

INFO 

1 

4 

7 

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Load Totals PAGE 2 

Load Number 1 






Throughput [t/h] 


0.00 

0.00 

Print this Load 

View 

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SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

4. Press key G to return to “INFO - View” or PAGE” 

key to access INFO - Load Totals - PAGE 2 

screen. 

If a printer is available, a print out of displayed load 

totals can be obtained by pressing key F. 





area. 

NOTE: Depending on the printout settings the load 

totals printed will differ from the load totals 

displayed under INFO - Load Totals screens. 

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Info—View Custom Names 

On “INFO - View”, press key E. INFO - View Custom 

Names will appear. 


The operator shall select the farm AND the field that will 

be displayed along with all of the harvest information. 

Proceed as follows: 

1. Press key A to select the desired farm name. INFO - 

Farm screen appears and display all farm names 

available. 

2. Press key next to the desired farm name to select. 


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INFO View Custom Names 

Farm: 

Fields 

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Farm 2 

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3. Once desired farm has been selected press key B to 

select a field. INFO - Field screen appears and display 

all field names available for the selected farm. 

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INFO View Custom Names 

Farm: 

Fields 

INFO 

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FIELD 1 

Field 2 

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INFO 


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4. Once a field has been selected INFO - Field Totals - 

PAGE 1 screen appears and display all data for the 

field and farm. 


5. Press key G to return to “INFO - View Custom Names” 

or PAGE” key to access INFO - Field Totals - PAGE 

2 screen. 

On “INFO - Field Totals - PAGE 2” screen, if a printer 

is available press key F to print out displayed field 

totals. 


print out is over, successively press on ejection 

button to sufficiently roll out paper so that it can 

be torn off far below the printed area. 

NOTE: Depending on the printout settings the field totals 

printed will differ from the field totals displayed 

under INFO - Field Totals screens. 

ZX1037456 

ZX1037457 

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INFO Field Totals PAGE 1 

Farm: 

Farm 1 

Field: 

Field 1 

Crop Alfalfa 

Area [ha] 



0.00 

0.0 

0.0 



Moisture [%] 

0.0 



INFO 


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INFO 

Farm: 

Field: 

1 

4 

7 

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Field Totals PAGE 2 

Crop Alfalfa 






Total Fuel [l] 

0 

Fuel Efficiency [l/t] 


0.00 

0.00 

Print this Field 

INFO 


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Field 1 

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INFO 

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Info—Clear Totals 


This screen will allow the operator to clear totals per 

selected field, crop, load, all totals or per custom field and 

farm names. 

• Field Totals. Press key A to clear totals of selected 

field (see “INFO - Clear Field Totals” in this Section). 

• Crop Totals. Press key B to clear totals of selected 

crop (see “INFO - Clear Crop Totals” in this Section). 

• Load Totals. Press key C to clear totals of selected 

load (see “INFO - Clear Load Totals” in this Section). 

• All Totals. Press key D to clear all field, crop and load 

totals at once. An information message will then appear 

to let the operator clear the totals or abort the process. 

Press key C to clear all totals or key G to abort. 

• Custom Farm Names. Press key E to clear totals of 

selected custom farm name (see “INFO - Farm (Clear)” 

in this Section). 

• Custom Field Names. Press key F to clear totals of 

selected custom field name (see “INFO - Clear Field 

Names” in this Section). 

Press key G to return to “INFO - Harvest Monitor”. 

ZX1034312 

ZX1034313 

INFO 

Field Totals 

Crop Totals 

Load Totals 

All Totals 

1 

4 

7 

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Custom Farm Names 

Custom Field Names 

INFO 


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CLEAR 

1 

4 

7 

Clear 

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11.905 

Clear All 

Fields, Crops 

And Loads 

You are about to delete all 

Field, Crop and Load Totals 

Cancel 

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3 

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INFO 

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INFO 

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INFO—Clear Field Totals 

This screen allows the operator to clear data acquired for 

a particular field and farm. 


On “INFO - Clear”, press key A. INFO - Clear Field 

Totals will appear. The field selected in “SETUP - Harvest 

Monitor” and the farm to which it belongs are displayed. 

Press key G to return to “INFO - Clear”. 

Press key A to select which field name totals of which 

farm name should be cleared (see “INFO - Clear Field 

Names” in this Section). 

Press key B to clear totals of the selected field name or 

key D to delete ALL field totals of the selected farm name. 

NOTE: Pressing keys A or D will generate an information 

message to let the operator clear or abort clearing 

request. 

INFO—Clear Crop Totals 


a particular crop. 

On “INFO - Clear”, press key B. INFO - Clear Crop 

Totals will appear. The crop selected in “SETUP - 

Harvest Monitor” is displayed. 


Press key A to select which crop totals that should be 

cleared (see “INFO - Crop Totals” in this Section). 

Press key B to clear totals of the selected crop or key D 

to delete ALL crop totals. 

NOTE: Pressing keys B or D will generate an information 


request. 

ZX1034325 

ZX1034326 

INFO 

Farm: 

Field: 

Clear this Field 

Clear all Fields 

INFO 

1 

4 

7 

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Clear Field Totals 

2 

5 

8 

Clear 

Farm 1 

Field 1 

3 

6 

9 

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INFO 

Crop: 

Clear this Crop 

Clear all Crops 

INFO 

1 

4 

7 

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Clear Crop Totals 

2 

5 

8 

Clear 

Alfalfa 

3 

6 

9 

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INFO 

RUN 

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INFO 

RUN 

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INFO—Clear Load Totals 


a particular load. 


On “INFO - Clear”, press key C. INFO - Clear Load 

Totals will appear. The load selected in “SETUP - Harvest 

Monitor” is displayed. 


Press key A to input load number using numeric keypad 

then press A again to ENTER the value. 

Press key B to clear totals of the selected load number or 

key D to delete ALL load totals. 

NOTE: Pressing keys B or D will generate an information 


request. 

INFO—Farm (Clear) 


a particular farm. 

On “INFO - Clear”, press key E. INFO - Farm will appear. 

The farm selected in “SETUP - Harvest Monitor” is 

displayed. 

Press key G to return to “INFO - Clear” or press key next 

to desired farm to delete farm name, all field names and 

all totals associated to this farm. 

NOTE: An information message will appear to let the 

operator clear or abort clearing request. 

ZX1034327 

ZX1034328 

INFO 

Load Number: 

Clear this Load 

Clear all Loads 

INFO 

1 

4 

7 

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Clear Load Totals 

2 

5 

8 

Clear 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

INFO 

FARM 1 

Farm 2 

INFO 

1 

4 

7 

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Clear 

2 

5 

8 

Farm 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

1 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

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G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

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A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

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INFO 

RUN 

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INFO—Clear Field Names 

ZX1034329 

INFO 

Farm: 

Fields 

INFO 

1 

4 

7 

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Clear Field Names 

2 

5 

8 

Clear 

Farm 1 

3 

6 

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INFO 

RUN 

This screen allows the operator to clear data acquired 

for a particular field. 

On “INFO - Clear”, press key F. INFO - Clear Field 

Names will appear. The farm selected in “SETUP - 

Harvest Monitor” is displayed. 


Press key A to select from which farm name the field 

name should be cleared (see “INFO - Farm (Clear)” in 

this Section). 

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ZX1034330 

INFO 

FIELD 1 

Field 2 

Field 2 

1 

4 

7 

JOHN DEERE 

2 

5 

8 

Farm 

INFO 

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3 

6 

9 

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INFO 

RUN 

Press key B to select a particular field name for the 

selected farm name that should be cleared. INFO - 

Field will appear. 

Press key next to desired field to delete field name 

and all totals associated to this field. 

NOTE: An information message will appear to let the 

operator clear or abort clearing request. 

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Info—Diagnostics 


This screen allows the operator to find out detailed 

information about the mass-flow system, SPFH 

components, hardware/software version and problems that 

have occured recently. 

IMPORTANT: Diagnostic information displayed 

cannot be modified! 

Mass-Flow System. Press key B to display information 

about mass-flow sensor (see ”INFO - Mass-Flow System” 

in this Section). 

Moisture Sensor. Press key C to display information 

about moisture sensor, if equipped with (see ”INFO - 

Moisture Sensor” in this Section). 

NOTE: This segment is displayed only in case of 

moisture sensor detection. 

SPFH Network. Press key D to display information about 

SPFH internal components such as controllers, engine, 

header or SPFH model (see ”INFO - SPFH Network” in 

this Section). 

Recent Problems. Press key E to view listing of recent 

problems (see ”INFO - Recent Problems” in this Section). 

Inoculant Dosing. Press key F to display information 

about inoculant dosing device, if equipped with (see 

”INFO - Inoculant Dosing” in this Section). 

NOTE: This segment is displayed only in case of 

inoculant dosing device detection. 

Press key G to return to ”INFO - Harvest Monitor”. 

ZX1039622 

INFO 

JOHN DEERE 

Diagnostics 

Hardware Ver. AZ59199 

Software Ver. PF311135L 

Mass Flow System 


SPFH Network 


Inoculant Dosing 

INFO 

1 

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Info—Mass-Flow System 


On “INFO - Diagnostic” press key B. INFO - MASS FLOW 

SYSTEM will appear. 

This page shows detailed information about the mass-flow 

sensor. This information will help troubleshoot mass-flow 

sensor if a problem occurs. 

Press key G to return to “INFO - Diagnostics”. 

• FEED ROLL CALIBRATION HEIGHT RIGHT 

This segment is for factory use only. 

• FEED ROLL HEIGHT RIGHT 


• VREF 


• MATERIAL 

Indicates whether material is detected or not. 

• CROP CODE 


• HARVESTING 

Indicates whether header is ENGAGED or 

DISENGAGED. 

• LOW FLOW 

Indicates whether low flow alarm is active or inactive. 

ZX1037459 

INFO 

INFO 

1 

4 

7 

JOHN DEERE 

Mass Flow System 

Cal. Height Right [V] 0.09 

Height Right [V] 0.13 

Vref [V] 

4.93 

Material 

No 

Crop Code 

500 

Harvesting Off 

Low Flow Inactive 

Diagnostics 

2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

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A 

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C 

D 

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F 

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INFO 

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INFO - Moisture Sensor 


On ”INFO - Diagnostic” press key C. INFO - MOISTURE - 


Two pages show detailed information about the moisture 

sensor. 

Press key G to return to ”INFO - Diagnostics” or PAGE 

key to access ”INFO - Moisture - PAGE 2”. 

From Page 1: 

• SERIAL NUMBER 

This segment indicates the serial number of the 

moisture sensor. 

• SOFTWARE VERSION 

Software version being used by moisture sensor. 

• SENSOR HOURS [H] 

Indicates the sensor hours. 

• BULB HOURS [H] 

Indicates the bulb hours of the sensor. 

NOTE: Bulb should be replaced after 3000 operating 

hours. 

• STATUS LIGHT SOURCE 

Indicates whether light source is ON or OFF. 

• SENSOR TEMP. 

Indicates the working temperature of the sensor. 

ZX1039623 

JOHN DEERE 

INFO Moisture PAGE 1 

Serial Number: 42595 

Software Version: 42595 

Sensor Hours [h]: 310.0 

Bulb Hours [h]: 310.0 

Status Light Source: on 

Sensor Temp. [°C]: 38 

Int. Reference Mode: off 

Int. Reference Status: valid 

Ext. Reference Status: valid 

Ext. Ref. Hours [h]: 0 

M-Distance: 

0 

Valid Spectra Ratio: 

INFO 

Diagnostics 

0.0 

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• INTERNAL REFERENCE MODE 

Indicates whether the internal reference mode is ON or 

OFF. Mode ON means that the system will 

automatically check if the sensor bulb is obstructed or 

too cold. 

• INTERNAL REFERENCE STATUS 

Indicates whether the test of the bulb for internal 

reference is valid or not. Valid means that the bulb is 

ready to be used for internal reference calibration. 

• EXTERNAL REFERENCE STATUS 

Indicates whether the external reference calibration is 

valid or not. 

IMPORTANT: In case invalid is displayed, an external 

WHITE and BLACK reference calibration 

is required (see ”SETUP - Moisture 

Sensor” in this Section). 

• EXTERNAL REFERENCE HOURS [H] 

Indicates the hours since the last external reference 

calibration. 

• M-DISTANCE 


• VALID SPECTRA RATIO 


ZX1039623 

JOHN DEERE 


Serial Number: 42595 

Software Version: 42595 

Sensor Hours [h]: 310.0 

Bulb Hours [h]: 310.0 

Status Light Source: on 

Sensor Temp. [°C]: 38 

Int. Reference Mode: off 

Int. Reference Status: valid 

Ext. Reference Status: valid 

Ext. Ref. Hours [h]: 0 

M-Distance: 

0 

Valid Spectra Ratio: 

INFO 

Diagnostics 

0.0 

1 

4 

7 


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8 

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9 

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From Page 2: 


• EXPERT MODE 

Indicates whether the expert mode is ON or OFF. 

Expert mode ON allows the operator to load calibration 

curves or new software version on sensor 

communication box using an USB 1 stick. 

• USB STICK DETECTED 

Indicates whether an USB 1 stick connected to the 

communication box is detected or not. 

• USB SAVING STATUS 

Indicates whether the USB 1 stick saving is ON or OFF. 

• FREE USB STORAGE 

Indicates the amount of free space on the USB 1 stick. 

• CURRENT SPECTRA # 


• TIME SYNC 


• WINDOW STATUS 

Indicates the level of window cleanness. 

• C1 [%]-0-0-0 

Indicates a sample component concentration level. For 

factory use only. 

NOTE: Sample components are typically moisture, protein 

and starch. 


ZX1039624 

JOHN DEERE 


Expert Mode: 

on 

USB Stick Detected: no 

USB Saving Status: on 

Free USB Storage [%]: 0.0 

Current Spectra #: 9 

Time Sync: 

Window Status: 

No GPS 

C1 [%]-0-0-0 

C2 [%]-0-0-0 

C3 [%]-0-0-0 

C4 [%]-0-0-0 

C5 [%]-0-0-0 

INFO 

Diagnostics 

1 

4 

7 

2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

77.0 

0.0 

0.0 

0.0 

0.0 

A 

B 

C 

D 

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F 

G 

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INFO 

RUN 

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Info—SPFH Network 

On ”INFO - Diagnostic” press key C. INFO - SPFH NET - 


Three pages show detailed information about the forage 

harvester and header. 

Press key G to return to ”INFO - Diagnostics” or PAGE 

key to access ”INFO - SPFH Net - PAGE 2”. 

From Page 1: 

• SPFH MODEL 

This segment indicates the forage harvester model. 

• ENGINE CONTROLLER 

Indicates if relevant control unit is online or not 

(communication between ECU control unit and 

JobComputer established). 

• METAL DETECTOR CONTROLLER 


(communication between SIG control unit and 


• CORNER POST 


(communication between RCP control unit and 


• ARMREST 


(communication between ARC control unit and 


• SPFH (MAIN) 


(communication between SPF control unit and 


• AREA COUNTER 

Indicates whether the area counter from the forage 

harvester is active or not. 

• HEADER TYPE 

Indicates which type of header is being used (see 

”SETUP - Harvest Monitor” in this Section). 


ZX1034316 

JOHN DEERE 

INFO SPFH Net PAGE 1 

SPFH Model 

7200 

Eng. controller 

Metal detect control. 

Corner Post 

Armrest 

1 

4 

7 

2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

online 

online 

online 

online 

SPFH (main) online 

Area counter inactive 

Header Type Row Dependent 

Total # Rows 

8 

Row Spacing [cm] 

Active Rows 

INFO 

Diagnostics 

75 

6 


A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

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INFO 

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• TOTAL # ROWS 

Indicates the number of rows set in Address RCP 181 

(see ”Calibration” Section in forage harvester Operator’s 

Manual). In case of row independent, whole crop or 

pickup header, Total # Sections is displayed (see 


• ROW SPACING [CM] 

Indicates the row spacing set in Address RCP 182 (see 

”Calibration” Section in forage harvester Operator’s 

Manual). In case of row independent, whole crop or 

pickup header, Section Width [cm] is displayed (see 


• ACTIVE ROWS 

Indicates the number of active rows set in Address RCP 

183 (see ”Calibration” Section in forage harvester 

Operator’s Manual). In case of row independent, whole 

crop or pickup header, Active Sections is displayed 

(see ”SETUP - Harvest Monitor” in this Section). 

ZX1034316 

JOHN DEERE 


SPFH Model 

7200 

Eng. controller 

Metal detect control. 

Corner Post 

Armrest 

1 

4 

7 

2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

online 

online 

online 

online 

SPFH (main) online 

Area counter inactive 

Header Type Row Dependent 

Total # Rows 

8 

Row Spacing [cm] 

Active Rows 

INFO 

Diagnostics 

75 

6 


A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

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INFO 

RUN 

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• From Page 2: 

HEADER POSITION 

Indicates whether the header is up or down. 

• FEEDROLLS STATUS 

Indicates whether the feedrolls are engaged or 

disengaged. 

• SPEED [KM/H] 

Indicates the ground speed of the machine. 

• MOVING FORWARD 

Indicates the moving direction (ON=forward; OFF= 

backward). 

• FEED SPEED [M/S] 

Indicates the feedroll feeding speed. 

• FEEDROLLS FNR 

Indicates whether the feedrolls are in forward (F), 

neutral (N) or reverse (R) mode. 

• SPFH ENGINE HOURS [H] 

Indicates the engine hours of the machine. 

• SPFH TOT. AREA [HA] 

Indicates the total area harvested by the machine. 

• ENGINE RUNNING STATE 

Indicates if the engine is running (ON) or not (OFF). 

• MAIN CLUTCH SW. STATE 

Indicates if the main clutch is engaged (ON) or 

disengaged (OFF). 

• SPFH UNIT SETUP 

Indicates units set in RCP control unit at Address RCP 

103 (see ”Calibration” Section in forage harvester 

Operator’s Manual). 

• RHCP SW-VERSION 

Indicates RCP control unit software version. 


ZX1034317 

JOHN DEERE 


Header Position up 

Feedrolls Status disengage. 

Speed [km/h] 

0.00 

Moving forward 

on 

Feed Speed [m/s] 0.00 

Feedrolls FNR Neutral 

SPFH Engine Hours[h] 150 

SPFH Tot. Area [ha] 50.00 

Engine Running State off 

Main Clutch Sw. State off 

SPFH Unit Setup metric 

RHCP SW-Version 

INFO 

Z100373 

Diagnostics 

1 

4 

7 


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IMPORTANT: Make sure that RCP control unit 

software version is above Z100373 

(Z100133 Rev B3 or B4 on SPFH model 

year 2003) otherwise the Harvest 

Monitor System will not work. Consult 

your John Deere dealer! 

• From Page 3: 

ACTUAL FUEL RATE L/H 

Indicates the actual fuel rate. 

• KNOCKLEVEL 

Indicates material flow detection. 

• CUTTING LENGTH 

Indicates the actual cutting length in mm. 

ZX1037460 

JOHN DEERE 


Actual Fuel Rate l/h 0.0 

Knocklevel: 0 


INFO 

1 

4 

7 

Diagnostics 

2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

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C 

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Info—Recent Problems 

On “INFO - Diagnostic” press key E. INFO - RECENT 

PROBLEMS will appear. 

This page shows detailed listing of recent yield problems. 


The layout of the recent problem text lines is the following: 

• First line: Time-Stamp + Warning-Code. 

– Time-Stamp:Time since last start-up of the system in 

[hh:mm] 

– Warning-Code: Unique language-independent code 

(DTC-Diagnostic Trouble Code)—See tables in 

“JobComputer Diagnostic Trouble Code List” and 

“Display Diagnostic Trouble Code List” in this 

Section. 

• Second line: Description. 

– Description: Description of the Error-Condition. 

NOTE: Depending on number of codes stored, up to 

three pages can be displayed. 

The number of startups or use of the machine 

without error will also be displayed. 

Press key F to clear all codes. 

NOTE: The clear function is for John Deere Technicians 

only and requires a certain code. Contact your 

John Deere dealer. 


ZX1033770 

INFO 

1 

4 

7 

JOHN DEERE 


12:08 10.104 

Unexpected GSD startup 

4 Operation(s) w/o error 

Clear Fault Codes 

INFO 

Diagnostics 

2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

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Info—Inoculant Dosing 

On “INFO - Diagnostic” press key E. INFO - 

DIAGNOSTICS DOSING will appear. 

This page shows detailed information about the inoculant 

dosing device. This information will help troubleshoot 

dosing device if a problem occurs. 


• DOSING CONTROLLER 

Indicates whether the dosing control unit is active or 

not. 

• DOSING STATUS 

Indicates if dosing device is in use. 

• DOSING RATE [L/T] 

Indicates the actual dosing rate. 


• GS SYSTEM 

Indicates whether the GreenStar system is active or not. 

• CUTTING LENGTH [MM] 

Indicates the actual cutting length in mm. 

NOTE: Only applicable on machine with IV Length-of-Cut 

transmission. 

• HEADER 

Indicates whether header is up or down.. 

• MATERIAL 

Indicates whether material is detected or not. 

• THROUGHPUT [T/H] 

Indicates current throughput. 

• MOISTURE STATUS 

Indicates moisture status (fixed). 

• MOISTURE [%] 

Indicates fixed moisture level. 

ZX1037473 

INFO 

1 

4 

7 

JOHN DEERE 

Dosing Controller active 

Dosing Status dosing 

Dosing Rate [l/t] 6.70 

INFO 

Diagnostics Dosing 

GS System 

active 


Header down 

Material 

yes 


Moisture Status fixed 


Diagnostics 

2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

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INFO 

RUN 

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Info—Display 


This page shows detailed information about the GreenStar 

Display. This information will help troubleshoot the 

GreenStar Display if a problem occurs. 

Press key G to return to “INFO”. 

• HARDWARE 

Part number of GreenStar Display. 

• S/N 

Serial number of GreenStar Display. 

• SOFTWARE 

Software number being used by GreenStar Display. 

• LOADER 

Software loader version being used by GreenStar 

Display. 

• RECENT PROBLEMS 

In “INFO-Display”, press key C to view listing of recent 

problems. 

Press key F to clear all diagnostic trouble codes. 

To return to “INFO-Display”, press key G. 

• DISPLAY DIAGNOSTICS 

In “INFO-Display”, press key D to view listing of display 

diagnostics. 

• RUN HOURS 

This segment shows the number of hours of operation 

on the display. 

• CAN BUS ANALYSER 


ZX1037461 

ZX023694 

JOHN DEERE 

INFO Display 

Hardware: PF80365 2.5 

S/N: 424731 

Software: PF303170M 

Loader: 2.10 C 


Display Diagnostics 

Run Hours: 247.7 

CAN Bus Analyser 

INFO 

1 

4 

7 

2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

INFO 

1 

4 

7 

JOHN DEERE 


Fault Codes For GreenStar 

Display 

Fault Codes 

INFO 

Display 

2 

5 

8 

Clear 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

A 

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C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

A 

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D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

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INFO 

RUN 

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General Information 

GreenStar Yield Calibration 

Proper calibration procedure is critical for accuracy of the 

harvest monitor system. Follow the recommended 

procedures in sequence for accurate calibration. 




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Yield Calibration 

Calibrates weight measurement of monitoring system. For 

Harvest Monitor system to be accurate, it is critical to 

follow correct calibration procedure. 





NOTE: Yield Calibration Is—Stopped is set as factory 

default. 

1. On ”SETUP - Yield Calibration”, press key C. Display 

will change to: Yield Calibration is: Running (shown in 

a box). 

2. Begin harvesting. Weight displayed at (A) in yield 

calibration should increase while harvesting. 

3. Harvest known amount of material (i.e., truck load, 

wagon load, etc.). 

4. When known load is completed, press key C again to 

stop calibration. Display will change to: Yield 

Calibration is: Stopped (shown in a box). 

IMPORTANT: • Be sure that all material is on one 

vehicle (wagon or truck). NO losses in 

field! 

• Do not use loads from starting the 

field with low throughput or with 

reduced working width for calibration. 

5. Have known amount of material in truck or wagon 

weighed. While waiting for scale ticket to return, you 

may continue harvesting. 

6. When scale ticket returns to forage harvester, go to 

”SETUP - Yield Calibration”. 

7. Press key D to change weight value. 

8. Using numeric keypad, input net weight of material 

from scale ticket. 

ZX1033945 

JOHN DEERE 



[mm] 

10 



Weight 

[kg] 


Yield 

SETUP 


1 

4 

7 

A—Weight 


2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

5640 

1000 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

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INFO 

RUN 

A 

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IMPORTANT: Changing the calibration factor will NOT 

change data already saved. After 

changes are made, all harvest 

information collected from that point 

will reflect the changes. 

9. Press key D to enter new value. Calibration factor will 

change automatically when material weight is entered. 

NOTE: If scale ticket weight is more than 50% higher or 

lower than displayed weight, the system will NOT 

allow entry of scale ticket weight. It is 

recommended that you review the harvesting 

procedures and verify that the vehicle hauling 

material away from the forage harvester is also 

following the correct procedures. At that time, 

attempt another calibration load. 

10. If the machine is not equipped with the moisture 

sensor, manually enter moisture value (see ”Moisture 

Correction.” in this Section). 


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• CALIBRATION FACTOR YIELD 

NOTE: Calibration Factor Yield—1000 is set as factory 

default. 

Slope of calibration curve. It is automatically changed 

when a new calibration weight is entered (see ”Yield 

Calibration” in this section). 

A new calibration factor can also be entered manually. 

To calculate calibration factor, divide weight (t) shown 

on display by new weight (t) on scale ticket. Multiply 

result by displayed calibration factor (see example 

below). This is new calibration factor. 

To manually enter a calibration factor: 

1. Press key E to manually enter calibration factor. 

2. Using numeric keypad, input calibration factor. 

3. Press key E to enter new value. 

Example: 

Displayed Calibration Factor = 1000 

Weight of silage shown on display = 5640 kg 

Net weight of silage from scale ticket = 5710 kg 

Result: 1000 x (5640 ÷ 5710) = 987 


ZX1033943 

JOHN DEERE 



[mm] 

10 



Weight 

[kg] 


Yield 

SETUP 


1 

4 

7 

2 

5 

8 

1000 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

0 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

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Moisture Correction 


The “SETUP - Moisture Cal.” screen is used to set the 

moisture for a certain type of crop. The system allows the 

operator to adjust a fixed moisture value (FIXED). 

NOTE: Fixed Moisture Value—70 % is set as factory 

default. 

To return to “SETUP - Harvest Monitor”, press key G. 

To change the fixed moisture value: 

1. Press key C on “SETUP - Moisture Cal.”. 

2. Using numeric keypad, input a value from 8 to 90 % 

(A) to change the reading on “SETUP-Moisture Cal.” 

screen. 

3. Press key C again to ENTER this value. 

4. Press key G to return to “SETUP - Harvest Monitor”. 

A—Fixed moisture value 

ZX1033946 

SETUP 

Crop: 

1 

4 

7 

JOHN DEERE 

Moisture Cal. 

FIXED MOISTURE VALUE 

Fixed 

Moisture Value [%] 

SETUP 


2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

Clover 

70.0 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

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INFO 

RUN 

A 

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Warning Screens 

The GreenStar system supports cautions, advisories and 

full page warnings to inform the operator about certain 

behaviors or error conditions in the system. Warning 

screens provide operator alerts to monitor system 

operational problems. 


• CAUTION: 

The CAUTION is being used to inform the operator 

about reaching user defined thresholds, or for other 

none critical behaviors. However, it can also identify 

that critical system behaviors, displayed as full page 

warning before, are still active. The CAUTION is a short 

text in the segment "G" of the RUN Pages 1 and 2. In 

case of multiple active CAUTIONS the display allows to 

toggle through the list of stacked cautionary warning 

messages by making the associated key G active. 

• WARNING: 

A WARNING covers the full screen and is used to 

inform about critical malfunctions in the system which 

requires the full attention of the operator. The screen is 

divided in four main regions: 

a. Header: The header shows the name of the 

application/machine generating the message. 

b. Keyword strings (E): The segments A and B allow 

the operator to catch the importance and reason for 

the warning on a short glance. The keywords at the 

right define briefly the area of malfunction. The icons 

(A), (B) or (C) and the associated tone define the 

importance of the warning: 

• Icon (A) indicates that the machine has detected a 

serious malfunction which requires immediate 

operator action. The machine may be incurring 

damage. The operator should stop the engine or 

system immediately. 

• Icon (B) indicates that the machine has detected a 

problem which requires operator action. The 

machine may be damaged or have significant 

performance reduction if it is not serviced or 

repaired. 

Icon (C) indicates that the machine has detected a 

fault in a system or component. The machine can 

continue to operate without damage, however there 

may be degraded performance of certain functions. 

STOP 

ZX026095 

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CLEAR 

1 

4 

7 

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B C 

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2 

5 

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Fields 


Fields 

Cancel 

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A—Stop engine/system icon 

B—Service alert icon 

C—Information icon 

D—Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) 

E—Keyword strings 

F—Text strings 


A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

i 

D 

E 

F 

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The Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) in the upper 

right corner (D) is a language independent code 

which helps to identify more details for the active 

warning in the operators manual.Refer to the 

“JobComputer Diagnostic Trouble Code List” and 

“Display Diagnostic Trouble Code List” hereafter to 

get specific operational problem and recommended 

corrective action. 


c. Text strings (F): The describing text in the segments 

D to F provides more details about the reason for the 

warning and possible corrective action. 

d. User action segments: The segment G and in case 

of two choices the segments C and G are used for 

user input or acknowledgment. The operator has to 

press the associated button to acknowledge the 

warning; the system will return to the page which 

was active as the warning came up. 

NOTE: Since some of the malfunctions stay active also 

after user acknowledgement, a CAUTION text 

may be displayed in the segment G of the RUN 

Pages to keep the operator’s attention for the 

active machine behavior. The Caution will 

disappear automatically when the machine 

detected the correction of the malfunction. 

The DTCs are assigned as follows: 

• 100 to 199—Standard messages. 

• 200 to 249—Wiring related (CAN and power supply). 

• 300 to 399—Sensor-based signal handling. 

• 400 to 499—Machine operation (RUN Mode). 

• 500 to 599—Machine communication over CAN bus 

(Harvester control units). 

• 700 to 899—Calibration processes. 

• 900 to 999—Data handling for storing and loading 

calibration records. 

ZX1034319 

CLEAR 

1 

4 

7 

JOHN DEERE 


11.906 

2 

5 

8 

Clear all 

Fields 


Fields 

Cancel 

3 

6 

9 

. 0 CLR 

D—Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) 

E—Keyword strings 

F—Text strings 

OUZXMAG,0001B4F –19–29SEP03–2/3 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

F 

G 

PAGE 

SETUP 

INFO 

RUN 

D 

E 

F 

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JobComputer Diagnostic Trouble Code List 


Trouble Key Word Strings Text Strings Description/Reason Comments 

Code 

11.100 Wrong Display Wrong Display Software Version During start-up of the system the Install the appropriate software 

Version installed. software version of the GSD is version at your GSD. 

Actual version: x.xx being checked by the JobComputer 

Required version: y.yy to make sure, that all functions 

Maybe some softkey -icons etc.are needed by the SPFH are available 

not available! from the GSD (e.g. Icons). 

11.110 RUN Page Layout The application didn’t get all desired The application did not get all Check the RUN Page settings 

RUN Page segments. desired RUN Page segments during of all connected controllers, 

Check RUN Page Layout in Setup. start-up or ”Standard Layout”. which obtain segments on the 

RUN Page. One or more 

controllers use segments 

assigned to the application 

too. Avoid these double 

assignments! (See SETUP - 

Profiles for harvest monitor 

layout). 

11.111 Save Changes You might want to save your RUN This question comes up at the end 

Page Layout changes as profile. of the RUN Page Layout edit 

process. 

11.112 Restore Profile You are about to reset all 6 Profiles This question is part of the RUN 

Defaults to the factory defaults. Page profile handling and will come 

up after choosing the restore 

function at the PAGE 2 of the 

profile pages to make sure that this 

is done by purpose. 

11.113 Save RUN Page The current name for the RUN This question is part of the RUN 

Settings Page Profile is: Page profile handling and will be 

PROFILE NAME shown after picking a data set 

location, which is in use already. 

11.114 Layout Changes You are about to activate a new This question is part of the RUN Save the changes under one 

Not Saved Profile without saving your changes Page profile handling and will be of the 6 profiles (see SETUP - 

made to the active one. shown after picking another profile Profiles - Page 2). 

Your changes will be overwritten. while the changes of the active one 

are not saved. 

11.150 Communication The communication to Harvest Doc Harvest Doc is set as application 

Error can’t be established. rate source and couldn’t be found 

Check settings of Harvest Doc and during the first 3 Sec. after start-up. 

wiring of your system. The Caution is active until Harvest 

Doc shows up. 

11.152 Communication The communication to Harvest Doc Harvest Doc disappeared for more 

Error is interrupted. than 5 Sec. during Mapping or 

Check settings of Harvest Doc and Prescription Mode. The caution will 

wiring of your system. stay until Harvest Doc shows up 

again. 


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Code 

11.200 CAN The system detected errors in the The CAN Controller went in passive 

Communication CAN communication. mode, because of detected CAN 

Error Check the connections and the bus failures. 

wiring of the system. 

11.202 CAN The system detected a critical CAN The CAN Controller went in BUS 

Communication communication behavior. OFF mode, because of detected 

Error Check the connectors and the CAN bus failures. 

wiring of the system. 

11.210 CAN Voltage low CAN low dropped below x.x V. When CAN low is below 1.5 V. x.x 

is the actual value. 

11.212 CAN Voltage high CAN low rose above x.x V. When CAN low is above 2.5 V. x.x 


11.214 CAN Voltage low CAN high dropped below x.x V. When CAN high is below 2.5 V. x.x 


11.216 CAN Voltage high CAN high rose above x.x V. When CAN high is above 3.5 V. x.x 


11.250 Short Circuit The system detected a short circuit The system has detected a short Check the wiring of the 

in the electrical system. cut in the electrical system. The machine, fix the problem and 

Check the wiring and restart the system won’t work until a restart of restart the system. 

whole system. the whole system. 

11.252 System Error The system detected a critical Contact your dealer. 

system behavior! 

Contact your John Deere Service 

partner with the warning 

identification code displayed above. 

11.260 Output Overload The system draws too much current The JobComputer detects, if too Check the wiring and electrical 

out of the output(s) of the much current is drawn out of its activators of the harvest 

JobComputer. outputs. The outputs will stay monitor and restart the 

Check the connections and wiring deactivated until next system system. 

before restart of the system. startup. 

11.261 JobComputer The JobComputer detects Contact your dealer. 

Warning unexpected diagnostic. 

See your dealer. 

11.300 Feedroll Speed Feedroll speed is under lower limit. Feed roll speed fell below the user Check LOC or increase feed 

min Alarm level Min: x.x defined value while speed alarm is roll speed. 

Alarm level Max: y.y activated in setup. 

11.301 Feedroll Speed Feedroll speed is over upper limit. Feed roll speed exceeded the user Check LOC or decrease feed 

max Alarm level Min: x.x defined value while speed alarm is roll speed. 

Alarm level Max: y.y activated in setup. 

11.302 Feedroll Height Feedroll Height is under lower limit. Feed roll height fell below the user Increase Ground Speed to 

min Alarm level Min: x defined value while height alarm is increase feed roll height. 

Alarm level Max: y activated in setup. 

11.303 Feedroll Height Feedroll Height is over upper limit. Feed roll height exceeded the user Decrease Ground Speed to 

max Alarm level Min: x defined value while height alarm is decrease feed roll height. 

Alarm level Max: y activated in setup. 

11.304 Moisture Level min Moisture Level is under lower limit. Moisture level fell below the user Deactivate the moisture alarm 

Alarm level Min: x defined value while moisture alarm (see ”SETUP - Alarms”). 

Alarm level Max: y is activated in setup. 


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Code 

11.305 Moisture Level Moisture Level is over upper limit. Moisture level exceeded the user Deactivate the moisture alarm 

max Alarm level Min: x defined value while moisture alarm (see ”SETUP - Alarms”). 

Alarm level Max: y is activated in setup. 

11.306 Feedroll Height The Feedroll Height Feed roll sensor or cable to the Contact your dealer. 

Sensor Defect Sensor or the wiring sensor is defective. 

is defect. 

See your dealer 

11.307 Ref. Voltage The Reference Voltage Contact your dealer. 

turned off from the JobComputer is 

out of range. Check the 

wiring to the distance 

sensor. 

Otherwise see your dealer 

11.308 Moisture The Moisture Sensor or the wiring is Moisture Sensor or cable to the Contact your dealer. 

Sensor defect defect. sensor is defective. 

See your dealer 

11.310 Reference request Start external reference request? Request from JobComputer to start 

Risk of calibration loss. external reference procedure. 

11.311 Prepare white? Place external white reference Request from the moisture sensor 

to place external white reference. 

11.312 Prepare black? White reference done. Request from the moisture sensor 

Place external black reference to place external black reference. 

11.313 2700 h Please replace the NIR sensor bulb Warning that 2700 lamp hours are 

exceeded as soon as possible. exceeded. 

11.314 3000 h Please replace the NIR sensor bulb Warning that 3000 lamp hours are 

exceeded immediately exceeded. 

11.315 Serial number NIR sensor serial number out of Serial number is out of specified 

invalid specified range. range. 

11.316 Software version NIR sensor software version Software version number is out of 

invalid number out of specified range. specified range. 

11.317 Int. reference Internal reference procedure failed. Internal reference procedure failed. 

failure Proceed with old reference. Proceed with old reference. 


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Code 

11.318 External reference External reference procedure failed External reference failed for any 

error Proceed with old reference. reason. 0-spectrum, operator didn’t 

finish procedure, etc. 

11.319 Int. reference jam The internal reference plate stays in The internal reference plate stays in 

the light beam the light beam. No measuring 

No measuring possible. possible. 

11.321 Download Download to the sensor was Software application or calibration 

complete complete. file download was done 

successfully. 

11.322 Download Download to the sensor failed. Software application or calibration 

incomplete file download couldn’t be realized. 

11.323 Spectra invalid Recorded sprectra are out of range. Spectra have no useful information 

and couldn’t be used for calculating 

value. 

11.324 Sensor startup Sensor restarted the application Restart from the software 

application. 

11.325 Bulb defective Sensor bulb is defective Sensor bulb is defective, 

Exchange bulb. exchanging the sensor is a must 

and has to be done by the dealer. 

11.326 Sensor out of Not enough internal sensor memory Sensor internal memory is not 

memory to save downloaded files. enough for calibration model or 

application software. 

11.327 Invalid model The downloaded model is The downloaded model does not 

incompatible. work with the sensor application. 

11.328 Sensor The sensor temperature is out of The sensor temperature is out of 

temperature the specified range! specified operating range (+50°C/ 

-5°C). 

11.329 Array The sensor lost communication to Sensor software application. 

communication the diode array. 

11.330 Window status Check if sensor window is clean. Sensor must always have clear 

vision of material and checks for it 

continuously. 

11.331 No calibration No calibration file available. If there is no calibration model at all 

available Please download from USB-Stick. on the sensor, no measuring is 

possible. 

11.332 Sensor shut down Due to operational problems the Appears when sensor shuts down 

sensor shuts down. for any reason except temperature, 

voltage, etc. 

11.333 Reset bulb hour Do you want to reset bulb hours? Confirmation to reset bulb hour 

counter after exchange. 

11.335 Valid spectra ratio Valid spectra ratio is low. Appears if the valid spectra ratio is 

low Recorded spectra out of calibration less than 50% over a time frame of 

range. 1 minute and material information is 

yes! 


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Code 

11.337 NIR internal Internal software task doesn’t One of the internal needed software 

process failure respond. tasks doesn’t respond. 

11.340 Measurement Measurement ongoing. Request from JobComputer to start 

Ongoing Please wait until this message procedure of wave length standard 

disappears measurement. 


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Code 

11.500 Transport SPFH was in transport mode since The road safety switch of the forage 

last recording on. harvester has changed from field to 

Do you want to change field? road position. This is interpreted by 

the system as being transporting 

period between two fields. 

11.501 RCP com error Lost communication to the Right Forage harvester RCP control unit 

Hand Corner Post Controller. disconnected or defect. Check 

Without this communication the control unit, connectors and/or 

system doesn’t work! wiring harness. 

See your dealer! 

11.502 SPFH Main com Lost communication to the SPFH Forage harvester SPF control unit 

error Main Controller. Without this disconnected or defect. Check 

communication the system doesn’t control unit, connectors and/or 

work! wiring harness. 


11.503 Metal detect com Lost communication to the Metal Forage harvester SIG control unit 

error Detection Controller. Without this disconnected or defect. Check 




11.504 Armrest com error Lost communication to the Armrest Forage harvester ARC control unit 

Controller. Without this disconnected or defect. Check 




11.505 Engine com error Lost communication to the Engine Forage harvester ECU control unit 

Controller. Without this disconnected or defect. Check 




11.506 No OBD access No answer from RHCP for header Forage harvester RCP control unit 

width. software version is not valid. 

Check RHCP software version Control unit software version MUST 

be above Z100373 

Contact your dealer. 

11.700 No Setup when During a calibration there are no The operator is trying to access 

calibrating setting changes allowed. SETUP pages during yield 

calibration. 

To access SETUP pages, wait until 

the calibration is over. 

11.701 Calibration runs The calibration is still running The operator is trying to access 

(beyond the power cycle), no SETUP pages during yield 

settings during calibration. calibration. 

To access SETUP pages, wait until 

the calibration is over. 


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Code 

11.703 Totals different The settings from the Monitor Make sure that forage harvester 

System and the corner post are RCP control unit settings match 

different. This may cause different with the Harvest Monitor settings. 

totals for area and distance. Check Contact your dealer 

recording setting and unit setting 

11.704 Calibrate? Make sure that there is no material This question will arise when 

between the feedrolls! the operator chooses ”Feedroll 

Height Cal.” in SETUP – Yield 

Calibration to avoid 

unexpected start of the 

calibration. 

11.900 Clearing Custom You are about to delete a Farm This question will arise when 

Farm Name and all Field Names and the operator chooses to ”Clear 

Totals associated with the selected Custom Farm Names” in 

Farm. INFO – Clear to avoid 

unwanted deletion of the data. 

11.901 Clearing Custom You are about to delete a Field This question will arise when 

Field Name and all Field Totals for the the operator chooses to ”Clear 

selected Field. Custom Field Names” in 

INFO – Clear to avoid 


11.902 Clear Field You are about to delete a Field and This question will arise when 

all Field Totals for the selected the operator chooses to ”Clear 

Field. Totals for this Field” in INFO – 

Clear Field Totals to avoid 


11.903 Clear Crop You are about to delete all Crop This question will arise when 

Totals for the selected Crop. the operator chooses to ”Clear 

this Crop” in INFO – Clear 

Crop Totals to avoid unwanted 

deletion of the data. 

11.904 Clear Load You are about to delete all Load This question will arise when 

Totals for the selected Load. the operator chooses to ”Clear 

this Load” in INFO – Clear 

Load Totals to avoid unwanted 


11.905 Clear All Fields, You are about to delete all Field, This question will arise when 

Crops And Loads Crop and Load Totals. the operator chooses ”All 

Totals” in INFO – Clear to 

avoid unwanted deletion of the 

data. 

11.906 Clear All Fields You are about to delete all Fields. This question will arise when 

the operator chooses to ”Clear 

All Fields” in INFO – Clear 

Field Totals to avoid unwanted 



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Code 

11.907 Clear All Crops You are about to delete all Crops. This question will arise when 


All Crops” in INFO – Clear 

Crop Totals to avoid unwanted 


11.908 Clear All Loads You are about to delete all Loads. This question will arise when 


All Loads” in INFO – Clear 

Load Totals to avoid unwanted 


11.909 Max Number of Max Number of fields is 200. Make Too much field numbers are 

Fields sure to save or print your data and entered. Reduce amount of field 

delete some fields. numbers. 

11.910 Start new load You changed FARM/FIELD/CROP. This question will arise when 

Would you like to start a new load? the operator chooses a new 

Farm/Field name in SETUP – 

Farm/Field to start a new load. 

11.911 Max Number of Max Number of loads is 500. Too much load numbers are 

Loads Make sure to save or print your entered. Reduce amount of load 

data. numbers. 

Display Diagnostic Trouble Code List 

OUCC002,000233D –19–18DEC06–8/8 

Trouble Problem Description/Reason Comments 

Code 

20 Implement disconnected. A previously logged on implement has Check all component connectors for 

been disconnected from the CAN bus. proper engagement. 

21 Display conflict. An implement has attempted to write to a Make a Run Page Layout 

run page display section it has not 

previously been allocated. 

30 Too many devices on CAN bus. Attempted to logon more than 8 Disconnect unnecessary 

implements to the CAN bus. implements. 

31 Display overload. Display keys pushed too rapidly. Cycle power. 

33 Memory failure. Internal problem with display. Cycle power. If trouble code 33 

appears again then replace display. 

110 CAN bus problem. Communication problem with CAN bus. Check CAN bus wiring harness and 

terminators. Contact your dealer. 

111 CCD bus problem. CCD bus hardware/wiring errors. Check CCD wiring between digital 

tach and display. Contact your 

dealer 

112 Display conflict Run Page Layout. Two or more devices are requesting the Make a Run Page Layout 

same screen allocation. 

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Job Computer 


Symptom Problem Solution 

Yield Wet [t/ha] is not correctly Yield is still calculated without Thoroughly clean feed roll sides 

displayed material flow (around bearings). 

Mass-flow sensor not set to 10 mm Calibrate sensor (see “SETUP - 

(0.39 in.) while harvesting Yield Calibration”). 

No yield indication while harvesting Windrow too weak (in grass) or 

with RECORDING is ON [Material] number of harvested rows too low. If 

status possible, increase machine ground 

speed. 

Incorrect crop selection Change crop selected. 

Incorrect header type Change header type (see “SETUP - 

Harvest Monitor”). 

No indication of ground speed Contact your John Deere dealer. 

Mass-flow sensor unplugged or cut Plug mass-flow sensor in or check 

wiring harness wiring harness. 

Feed Roll speed sensor out of Adjust sensor (see “Adjusting Feed 

adjustment or defective Roll Speed Sensor”) or contact your 


Mass-Flow sensor defective Contact your John Deere dealer. 

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Mass-Flow Sensor 



On RUN page, weight is No calibration was done Perform a yield calibration 

incorrectly accumulated 

Yield is not displayed No feeding speed information from Refer to forage harvester Operator’s 

forage harvester Manual 

Yield is constantly too high or System is out of calibration Perform a yield calibration. 

too low 

Incorrect crop selection Change crop selected. 

Average yield and average No ground speed information See your John Deere dealer. 

throughput constantly displayed 

Ground speed below 1 km/h (0.62 Increase ground speed. 

mph) 

Mass-flow sensor unplugged Plug mass-flow sensor in. 

Yield is not saved when Feed roll speed is below minimum Check machine engine speed. 

RECORDING is OFF allowed speed Check sensor adjustment. 

Sensor header up/down does not Check adjustment and harness. 

work Contact your John Deere dealer. 

Yield is not saved (in corn silage) Despite the header lowered, no yield Lower header furthermore or select 

data are saved RECORDING IS status by 

MATERIAL. 

Yield is calculated while no Header not fully raised at end of row Fully raise header at end of row. 

material flows with RECORDING 

is ON status (in corn silage) 

Yield is recorded without mass Feed rolls do not contact stop plates Remove all crop accumulation 

flow when RECORDING is ON around feed roll bearings. 

Yield is not saved (in grass) Windrow is too weak or too light Try to drive faster. 

Select RECORDING IS status by 

HEADER. 

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Display 



Display is blank No power Check harness connections at the 

display. 

Out of contrast or insufficient Adjust the contrast. Change 

backlighting backlighting level intensity. 

Display audible alarm does not Possible failed alarm See your John Deere dealer. 

sound 

Display is locked up on a certain Communication problem Turn ignition key OFF and ON. 

page 

RUN pages are not fully Connection between display and job Check wiring harness connections. 

displayed computer is defective See your John Deere dealer. 

Standard layout is not effective Configure Run Page Layout. 

Job computer is defective See your John Deere dealer. 

Only RUN and PAGE are Display address is not set to Select PRIMARY display address. 

displayed on top of RUN pages PRIMARY 

After PRIMARY display address has Press on key RUN or PAGE. 

been chosen, display shows only 

horizontal lines 

Day backlight is too dark or night Day or night backlight not adjusted Adjust day and night backlight 

backlight is too bright correctly accordingly. 

Engine hours are not displayed Signal problem See your John Deere dealer. 

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After the First 50 Operating Hours 

Service and Maintenance 

IMPORTANT: Check all sensor attaching screws and 

retighten, if necessary. 

At Least Once a Year 

The moisture sensor is based on a light beam reflection 

analysis to determine crop moisture level. Therefore it is 

requested to calibrate the moisture sensor each time the 

bulb glass is replaced or when the sensor has been 

moved from the machine spout to an office stationary 

system and vice versa or at least once a year. 

The purpose of this sensor calibration is to set an external 

black and white reference for an accurate moisture level 

calculation and the calibration should be carried out at 

your dealer location only. 

To carry out the black and white reference calibration, 

contact your John Deere dealer. 

OUCC002,0002491 –19–03NOV06–1/1 

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Adjusting Moisture Sensor Working Position 

E 

ZX1039600 

F 

B 


C 

A—Adapter glass C—Front point setting E—Flange screw F—Flange nut 

B—Wear plate D—Rear point setting 

A 


D 

E 

F 

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ZX1039600 –UN–10APR06

IMPORTANT: To allow a proper adapter glass 

self-cleaning process, make sure 

that sensor position is correctly set. 

NOTE: Arrow is showing the crop flow direction. 

Place sensor into working position but do not latch it. 

Adjust sensor assembly position so that tip of adapter 

Replacing Moisture Sensor Bulb 


IMPORTANT: After 3000 operating hours, the sensor 

bulb (A) MUST be replaced. Never 

attempt to replace the sensor bulb (A). 

This special procedure MUST be carried 

out at your John Deere dealer location. 

Contact your John Deere dealer. 

IMPORTANT: When you open the sensor within the 

warranty time, the warranty will become 

void. 

IMPORTANT: After a sensor bulb replacement always 

carry out a black and white reference 

calibration of the sensor at your John 

Deere dealer location. Contact your 


NOTE: For shipping and storing of the sensor please use 

original packaging. It is recommended to use 

trackable and insured shipping procedure. 

glass (A) is flush with wear plate (B) at front point (C) 

and about 1 mm (0.08 in.) below surface of wear plate 

(B) at rear point (D) as shown. Use the three flange 

screws (E) to adjust then secure with flange nuts (F). 

OUCC002,000234B –19–21JUL06–2/2 

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Replacing Moisture Sensor Glass 


IMPORTANT: When you open the sensor within the 

warranty time, the warranty will become 

void. 

Before removing sensor glass (A), pay 

attention of the glass position on the 

sensor. Install glass (A) in the same 

position as removed. 

In case of sensor glass (A) replacement, 

make sure that inside of moisture 

sensor and inner face of glass (A) are 

free from dust. 

IMPORTANT: After a sensor glass replacement 

always carry out a black and white 

reference calibration of the sensor at 

your John Deere dealer location. 

Contact your John Deere dealer. 

NOTE: For shipping and storing of the sensor please use 

original packaging. It is recommended to use 

trackable and insured shipping procedure. 

Apply thread lock compound LOCTITE ® 242 to screw 

threads then tighten screws (B). 

LOCTITE is a registered trademark of Loctite Corp. 

ZX1039936 –UN–05OCT06 

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Adjusting Feed Roll Speed Sensor 

Whenever feed roll speed sensor (A) has been replaced 

or removed, install sensor on IV LOC transmission and 

adjust its position as follows: 

1. Fully screw in sensor (A) until it contacts gear teeth. 

A—Feed roll speed sensor 

B—Lock nut 


2. Unscrew sensor (A) ONE turn then secure it in position 

with lock nut (B). 

Checking Feed Roll Stop Plates—Every 50 

Hours 

Feed roll stop plate cleanliness is an important factor for 

an accurate throughput calculation. Feed rolls should 

always contact stop plates without material in between. 

IMPORTANT: Check feed roll stop plates cleanliness 

in weekly intervals. Make sure the upper 

feed rolls are parallel and not in contact 

with lower rolls (see machine 

Operator’s Manual). 

ZX1030690 –UN–26SEP02 

OUZXMAG,000209E –19–07SEP05–1/1 

OUZXMAG,0001121 –19–13AUG01–1/1 

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PN=132

Changing Printer Paper Roll—As Required 

Change printer empty paper roll as follows: 

NOTE: A label inside the printer housing is showing the 

paper roll replacement procedure. 

1. Open front door (A) by pressing (see arrow) and 

releasing latch (B). 

2. Pull out arm (C), then remove empty paper roll. 

A—Front door 

B—Latch 

C—Arm 

D—Paper roll 

E—Guide roll 

F—Ejection button 


3. Clip a new paper roll (D) between arms (C) taking care 

of the paper rolling direction (see arrows). 

4. Engage paper under guide roll (E) and then through 

ejection slot until printer detects and catches the paper. 

5. Close front door (A). 

6. Successively press on ejection button (F) to make sure 

paper is rolling out. 

Printer is ready for operation. 

ZX026716 –UN–17AUG01 

ZX026718 –UN–17AUG01 

ZX026717 –UN–17AUG01 

OUZXMAG,000111E –19–11AUG01–1/1 

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PN=133

Changing Printer Ink Ribbon—As Required 

Change printer ink ribbon as follows: 

1. Open ribbon cassette front door by pulling notch (A). 

2. Pull out dot ribbon cassette (B) from printer frame. 

3. Insert and clip new ribbon cassette making sure that 

paper passes through ejection slot (C). 

4. Rotate cursor (D) clockwise. Ribbon becomes 

stretched out. 

5. Close ribbon cassette front door. 

Printer is ready for operation. 

A—Opening notch 

B—Ribbon cassette 

C—Ejection slot 

D—Cursor 


ZX026719 –UN–17AUG01 

ZX026720 –UN–17AUG01 

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Metric Bolt and Screw Torque Values 


4.8 8.8 9.8 10.9 12.9 12.9 

4.8 

8.8 

9.8 

Bolt or Class 4.8 Class 8.8 or 9.8 Class 10.9 Class 12.9 

Screw Lubricated a Dry b Lubricated a Dry b Lubricated a Dry b Lubricated a Dry b 

Size N•m lb-in N•m lb-in N•m lb-in N•m lb-in N•m lb-in N•m lb-in N•m lb-in N•m lb-in 

M6 4.7 42 6 53 8.9 79 11.3 100 13 115 16.5 146 15.5 137 19.5 172 

10.9 

12.9 

12.9 

N•m lb-ft N•m lb-ft N•m lb-ft N•m lb-ft 

M8 11.5 102 14.5 128 22 194 27.5 243 32 23.5 40 29.5 37 27.5 47 35 

N•m lb-ft N•m lb-ft N•m lb-ft 

M10 23 204 29 21 43 32 55 40 63 46 80 59 75 55 95 70 

N•m lb-ft 

M12 40 29.5 50 37 75 55 95 70 110 80 140 105 130 95 165 120 

M14 63 46 80 59 120 88 150 110 175 130 220 165 205 150 260 190 

M16 100 74 125 92 190 140 240 175 275 200 350 255 320 235 400 300 

M18 135 100 170 125 265 195 330 245 375 275 475 350 440 325 560 410 

M20 190 140 245 180 375 275 475 350 530 390 675 500 625 460 790 580 

M22 265 195 330 245 510 375 650 480 725 535 920 680 850 625 1080 800 

M24 330 245 425 315 650 480 820 600 920 680 1150 850 1080 800 1350 1000 

M27 490 360 625 460 950 700 1200 885 1350 1000 1700 1250 1580 1160 2000 1475 

M30 660 490 850 625 1290 950 1630 1200 1850 1350 2300 1700 2140 1580 2700 2000 

M33 900 665 1150 850 1750 1300 2200 1625 2500 1850 3150 2325 2900 2150 3700 2730 

M36 1150 850 1450 1075 2250 1650 2850 2100 3200 2350 4050 3000 3750 2770 4750 3500 

Torque values listed are for general use only, based on the strength Shear bolts are designed to fail under predetermined loads. Always 

of the bolt or screw. DO NOT use these values if a different torque replace shear bolts with identical property class. Replace fasteners 

value or tightening procedure is given for a specific application. For with the same or higher property class. If higher property class 

stainless steel fasteners or for nuts on U-bolts, see the tightening fasteners are used, tighten these to the strength of the original. Make 

instructions for the specific application. Tighten plastic insert or sure fastener threads are clean and that you properly start thread 

crimped steel type lock nuts by turning the nut to the dry torque engagement. When possible, lubricate plain or zinc plated fasteners 

shown in the chart, unless different instructions are given for the other than lock nuts, wheel bolts or wheel nuts, unless different 

specific application. instructions are given for the specific application. 

a “Lubricated” means coated with a lubricant such as engine oil, fasteners with phosphate and oil coatings, or M20 and larger fasteners with 

JDM F13C zinc flake coating. 

b “Dry” means plain or zinc plated without any lubrication, or M6 to M18 fasteners with JDM F13B zinc flake coating. 

DX,TORQ2 –19–24APR03–1/1 

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TS1670 –UN–01MAY03

Declaration of Conformity 

John Deere Werke Zweibrücken 

Homburger Straße 117 

D-66482 Zweibrücken 

The Harvest Monitor System for Forage Harvesters: 

Model .............................. GreenStar 

comply with the EU provisions: 

98/37/EEC ..............Machine Directive 

89/336/EEC ............EMC Directive 

Zweibrücken, 01 September 2005 


Manager, AMS Engineering 

Safety Note Regarding the Subsequent Installation of Electrical and Electronic 

Appliances and/or Components 

The machine is equipped with electronic components 

whose function may be influenced by electromagnetic 

radiation from other appliances. Such influences may 

be hazardous, so take the following safety instructions 

into account: 

If electrical and electronic appliances are subsequently 

installed on the machine and connected to the onboard 

system, the user must verify whether the installation 

affects the electronics or other components. This 

applies particularly to: 

ZX1037474 –UN–19SEP05 

OUZXMAG,000209F –19–07SEP05–1/1 

• Personal Computer 

• GPS (Global Positioning System) receiver 

In particular, subsequently installed electrical/electronic 

components must comply with the relevant edition of 

EMC Directive 89/336/EEC, and be CE marked. 

Wiring, installation and maximum permissible current 

supply must be as stated in the installation instructions 

of the machine manufacturer. 

ZX,OMSPFH,EMV –19–02DEC96–1/1 

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Identification Labels 

Your GreenStar Harvest Monitor system has these 

identification labels. The letters and numbers on these 

labels identify a component or assembly. All of these 

characters are needed when ordering parts or identifying 

the system or component for any John Deere product 

support program. Also, they are needed for law 

enforcement to trace your forage harvester if it is ever 

stolen. 


Accurately record these characters in the spaces provided 

in each of the following illustrations. 

GreenStar Display Serial Number 

Label is located on rear and bottom sides of display. 

ZX1033954 –UN–11SEP03 

OUZXMAG,0001B6A –19–07OCT03–1/1 

ZX018829 –UN–11OCT99 

AG,OUZXMAG,137 –19–26SEP02–1/1 

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Mass-Flow Sensor Serial Number 

Label is located at the bottom of mass-flow sensor. 

Moisture Sensor Serial Number 

Label is located underneath the moisture sensor. 

Connection Box Serial Number 

Label is located on side of connection box. 


ZX1034322 –UN–06OCT03 

OUZXMAG,0001B62 –19–06OCT03–1/1 

ZX1039641 –UN–21JUL06 

OUCC002,000233F –19–12JUL06–1/1 

ZX1039993 –UN–01NOV06 

OUCC002,00024DA –19–09DEC06–1/1 

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Mobile Processor Serial Number 

Label is located on front side of mobile processor. 

Job Computer Serial Number 

Label is located on aluminium casting of job computer. 

Printer Serial Number (Option) 

Label is located at the rear of printer housing. 


ZX018828 –UN–11OCT99 

OUZXMAG,0001B89 –19–15OCT03–1/1 

ZX023698 –UN–17AUG01 

OUZXMAG,0000861 –19–16JAN01–1/1 

ZX018848 –UN–03JAN00 

OUZXMAG,0001B88 –19–15OCT03–1/1 

40-3 021307 

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Index 

Page Page 

A Field number ..........................15-13 

Field totals ............................15-70 

Alarms ...............................15-51 

As required 

Printer ink ribbon. ......................30-7 

Printer paper roll .......................30-6 

G 

C 

General information ..................15-2, 20-1 

Calibrating yield 

General information. ....................20-1 

I 

Calibration Identification labels .......................40-1 

Moisture correction .....................20-5 Info 

Yield ................................20-2 Printer. .............................15-67 

Yield calibration. ......................15-22 INFO - Target Language .................15-59 

Clear totals. ...........15-77, 15-78, 15-79, 15-80 Info display. ...........................15-92 

Component location Info functions ....15-66, 15-67, 15-68, 15-69, 15-70, 

Display ..............................10-1 15-71, 15-73, 15-74, 15-77, 15-78, 15-79, 

JobComputer .........................10-3 15-80 

Mass-flow sensor ......................10-2 Info-clear crop totals. ....................15-78 

Moisture sensor .......................10-3 Info-clear field names ....................15-80 

Printer. ..............................10-4 Info-clear field totals .....................15-78 

Speed sensor .........................10-3 Info-clear load totals .....................15-79 

Crop .................................15-13 Info-clear totals. ........................15-77 

Crop totals ............................15-71 Info-crop totals .........................15-71 

Custom names .........................15-74 Info-diagnostics . .15-81, 15-82, 15-83, 15-86, 15-90, 

15-91, 15-92 

Info-farm clear totals. ....................15-79 

D 

Info-field totals .........................15-70 

Info-harvest monitor .....................15-68 

Diagnostics. ...........................15-81 

Display .............................15-92 

Inoculant dosing ......................15-91 

Mass-flow sensor .....................15-82 

Moisture sensor ......................15-83 

Recent problems. .....................15-90 

SPFH network. .......................15-86 

Display .....................10-1, 15-62, 15-92 

Display identification. .....................15-1 

Info-Inoculant dosing ....................15-91 

Info-load totals .........................15-73 

Info-mass-flow sensor. ...................15-82 

Info-Moisture sensor. ....................15-83 

Info-recent problems. ....................15-90 

Info-SPFH network ......................15-86 

Info-view custom names. .................15-74 

Info-view totals .........................15-69 

Inoculant dosing ........................15-91 

E 

Expert mode. ..........................15-33 

F 

J 

JobComputer ...........................10-3 

Farm number ..........................15-13 Keypad function identification ...............15-1 

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K

Index 

Page Page 

L Setup Moisture Cal. ..............15-26, 15-27 

Setup Moisture Sensor ............15-28, 15-33 

Load number ..........................15-13 Setup-display ........................15-62 

Load totals ............................15-73 Setup-Farm/field ......................15-13 

Loading language. ......................15-59 Setup-Harvest monitor .................15-10 

Setup-run page layout. .................15-64 

Setup-yield calibration. .................15-22 

M 

System settings. ......................15-56 

Tracking ............................15-65 

Mass-flow sensor ........................10-2 

Moisture correction .......................20-5 

Moisture sensor .....................10-3, 30-2 

Moisture sensor bulb .....................30-3 

Operating yield monitor 

General information. ....................15-2 

Moisture sensor glass. ....................30-4 

Moisture sensor setup ..............15-28, 15-33 

P 

Page layout ...........................15-64 

Perf monitor ...........................15-55 

O 

Printer ................................10-4 

Printout settings ........................15-50 

Operating harvest monitor 

Display identification ....................15-1 

Info ................................15-67 

Profile handling. ........................15-35 

Info display ..........................15-92 

Info functions ........................15-66 

R 

Info-clear crop totals ...................15-78 

Info-clear field totals ...................15-78 

Info-clear load totals ...................15-79 

Info-clear tfield name ..................15-80 

Info-clear totals .......................15-77 

Info-crop totals .......................15-71 

Info-farm clear totals ...................15-79 

Info-field totals .......................15-70 

Recent problems .......................15-90 

Run functions .......................15-5, 15-6 

Run pages ............................15-64 

Run-page 1 ............................15-6 

Run-page 2 ............................15-6 

Info-harvest monitor ...................15-68 

Info-load totals .......................15-73 

S 

Info-mass-flow system. .................15-82 Segment function ..................15-35, 15-50 

Info-Moisture sensor ...................15-83 Sensors ...........................10-2, 10-3 

Info-recent problems ...................15-90 Moisture sensor .......................30-2 

Info-SPFH diagnostic ..................15-81 Moisture sensor bulb. ...................30-3 

Info-SPFH network ....................15-86 Moisture sensor glass ...................30-4 

Info-view custom names ................15-74 Speed sensor .........................30-5 

Info-view totals .......................15-69 Serial numbers 

Inoculant dosing ......................15-91 Connection box. .......................40-2 

Keypad function identification .............15-1 Display ..............................40-1 

Perf monitor .........................15-55 Identification labels .....................40-1 

Run functions .........................15-5 Job computer .........................40-3 

Run-page 1. ..........................15-6 Mass-flow sensor ......................40-2 

Run-page 2. ..........................15-6 Mobile processor. ......................40-3 

Segment function ................15-35, 15-50 Moisture sensor .......................40-2 

Setup ...............................15-8 Printer. ..............................40-3 

Setup alarms. ........................15-51 Service and Maintenance 

Setup functions ........................15-7 Checking feed roll stop plates .............30-5 

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Index 

Page Page 

Service and maintenance Moisture correction .....................20-5 

Feed roll sensor .......................30-5 

Moisture sensor .......................30-2 

Moisture sensor bulb. ...................30-3 

Moisture sensor glass ...................30-4 

Printer ink ribbon. ......................30-7 

Printer paper roll .......................30-6 

Setup .................................15-8 

Setup alarms ..........................15-51 

Setup functions. ....15-7, 15-8, 15-13, 15-22, 15-26, 

15-27, 15-28, 15-33, 15-35, 15-50, 15-51, 

15-55, 15-56, 15-62, 15-64, 15-65 

Setup-display ..........................15-62 

Setup-Farm/field ........................15-13 

Setup-Harvest monitor ...................15-10 

Setup-moisture cal. 

Fixed value ..........................15-26 

Measured value ......................15-27 

Setup-run page layout ...................15-64 

Setup-yield calibration ...................15-22 

Speed sensor .......................10-3, 30-5 

System settings ........................15-56 

T 

Totals ....15-69, 15-70, 15-71, 15-73, 15-77, 15-78, 

15-79, 15-80 

Tracking ..............................15-65 


Display .............................25-13 

Job computer ........................25-11 

Mass-flow sensor .....................25-12 

Warning screens .......................25-1 

V 

View custom names .....................15-74 

View totals ............................15-69 

W 

Warning screens ........................25-1 

Y 

Yield calibration .........................20-2 

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Index 

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John Deere Service Keeps You On The Job 

John Deere Parts 

We help minimize downtime by putting genuine John 

Deere parts in your hands in a hurry. 

That’s why we maintain a large and varied inventory—to 

stay a jump ahead of your needs. 

The Right Tools 

Precision tools and testing equipment enable our Service 

Department to locate and correct troubles quickly ...to 

save you time and money. 

Well-Trained Technicians 

School is never out for John Deere service technicians. 

Training schools are held regularly to be sure our 

personnel know your equipment and how to maintain it. 

Result? 

Experience you can count on! 

Prompt Service 

Our goal is to provide prompt, efficient care when you 

want it and where you want it. 

We can make repairs at your place or at ours, depending 

on the circumstances: see us, depend on us. 

JOHN DEERE SERVICE SUPERIORITY: We’ll be around 

when you need us. 

TS100 –UN–23AUG88 

DX,IBC,A –19–04JUN90–1/1 

TS101 –UN–23AUG88 

DX,IBC,B –19–04JUN90–1/1 

TS102 –UN–23AUG88 

DX,IBC,C –19–04JUN90–1/1 

TS103 –UN–23AUG88 

DX,IBC,D –19–04JUN90–1/1 

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John Deere Service Keeps You On The Job 

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