EZ-Guide Plus Lightbar Guidance System Getting Started Guide

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Note — Make sure that you are not within one swath width of the start point. Ifyou are, Point B will not be set.6. Turn into the field. The next swath is generated off the last pass.7. On each pass, when you are nearly back to where you started the headland, resetPoint B to mark the end of the swath.Rowfinder (using Adaptive curve pattern)When you drive with an implement that spans several rows, you can navigate to thenext appropriate swath without having to count the rows in between yourself.To use the Adaptive Curve pattern to count the rows that you can skip:1. Select Guidance / Auto-detect Turn and setB B BAuto-turn to Off.2. Reset guidance and then select the Adaptive Curvepattern.3. Select the Swath Width value that matches thewidth of your implement.A B4. Mark Point B at the end of the row.B5. Find the next row to drive down by turning until yousee three green LEDs on the lightbar.Headlands patternUse the Headlands pattern when:• you need to apply the headland area first, to give you room to turn when you applythe straight swaths• you want to know the area of the fieldYou can do as many headland circuits as required before you change to straightswaths. The Headlands pattern automatically increments to the next headland whenyou enter the circle around the start point of the headland.Tip — To pause, zoom, or change the headland view, click the appropriate icon.Multiple headlands1. Start a headland.2. Drive around the field area. The headland isrecorded.3. When you return to the headland start point,the next headland swath is automaticallygenerated.Step 18Step 4DStep 5AStep 6B28 Getting Guidance EZ-Guide Plus Lightbar Guidance System Getting Started Guide
B4. On your final headland, press D before you return to the circle. This stops thelightbar from generating a new headland swath and allows you to map A and Bpoints.You continue to receive guidance to the final headland until you drive off the passby half a swath.5. To map the start of the first straight swath, map Point A at any time.6. Drive to the other end of the field and then map Point B.Note — Straight swaths automatically fill the headland boundary. The AB Linedoes not need to be the full length of the field.Tip — The Headland pattern displays the edge of the innermost headland.7. Turn left or right for the next swath. The next swath is automatically selected.8. Steer the vehicle to center the green lights in the lightbar as you drive forwardalong the swath.Note — The IN HEADLAND! warning only appears if your antenna offset is set to0. If your antenna offset is greater than 0, you can achieve a similar effect bysetting the Headland warning lead time to greater than 0 (for example,3 seconds). The HEADLAND! warning will then appear before the headland isreached.Single headland1. Start the headland.Step 12. Start driving around the field area. The8headland is recorded.3. After a short distance, identify the currentStep 6headland circuit as the final one.Note — Do this before you enter the circlearound the start point or map A and B points.The headland is still recorded until you reachthe circle around the start point.4. To map the start of the first straight swath, map Point A.5. Drive to the other end of the field and map Point B.Step 3DStep 4Note — Straight swaths automatically fill the headland boundary. The AB Linedoes not need to be the full length of the field.6. Enter the circle around the start point of the headland to complete the headland.The area is then displayed.7. Turn left or right for the next swath. The next swath is automatically selected.AStep 5BEZ-Guide Plus Lightbar Guidance System Getting Started Guide Getting Guidance 29
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