re ans ong 00, 200, and 300 "Planter "Monitors Plow & Planter Works OM-A43271 Issue E1INTRODUCTION This safety alert symbol identifies impor- tant safety messages in this manual. When you see this symbol, be alert to the possi bility of personal injury and carefully read the message that follows. Right-hand’ and “lett-hand’ sides are determined by facing in the direction the tractor and planter will travel when planting Record your monitor's serial number in the space provided on page 57. Your dealer needs this informa- tion to give you prompt, efficient service. The warranty on this monitor appears on your copy of the purchase order which you should have received from your dealer when you purchased the monitor, ‘This operator's manual contains SI Metric equivalents which follow immediately after the U.S. customary Units of measure. 2-200 300 COMPUTER-TRAK Monitors CLE. te: all EE a counemens 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Corral, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S08TO THE DEALER Predelivery service is the service John Deere recom- ‘mends that a dealer perform on a machine before delivering it to a customer. This includes assembly, adjustment, and test. This service assures that the ‘monitor will be delivered to the customer in good ‘condition and that the customer will be fully satisfied with its pertormance right from the start ‘The illustrations and instructions on the following ages give the proper sequences for assembling the John Deere monitors. Right-hand” and “left-hand” sides are determined by facing in the direction the tractor and planter will travel when planting, Inthe next columns a Predelivery Check List. This list is a reminder of the points to inspect and test on this ‘monitor to be sure that ithas been properly assembled {and is in good working coneition before delivering it to your customer ‘The Delivery Check List is a reminder of items that should be covered when the monitor is delivered to your customer. ‘The operator's manual, which contains important ‘operating and service information, is for your customer. ‘Acquaint the customer with its contents, ‘The John Deere Delivery Receipt, when properly filed ‘out and signed by the dealer and customer, verifies that the predelivery and delivery services were satis- factorly performed. When delivering this unit, give the customer a copy of the delivery receipt and the opera: tor’s manual. Explain their purpose. Be certain to ratain your copy of the packing list for shipping bundle information. C.1.E PREDELIVERY CHECK LIST The following check list is a reminder of points to inspect. Check off each item as it is found satisfactory Of after proper adjustment is made. 1 Check battery connection for proper polarity and connecting locations. 1 Check all wires, harnesses and connections on planter and tractor for proper fit and for clearance from moving parts. 2 Operate monitor to make sure it functions properly (Date Set Up) (Signature of Set-Up Person) INDUSTRIAL BEQUIPMENT 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 To oo 950-2900 Fax 0199588299 ‘800 267-5205C.1.E OWNER REGISTER ‘Monitor Serial No. Power Module Serial No, Radar Serial No. Date Sold DELIVERY CHECK LIST ‘The following check lst is a reminder of very important information which should be conveyed directly to the ‘customer at the time the monitor is delivered. Check off each item as it is fully explained to the customer. 1 Give the operator's manual to the customer and explain all operating adjustments. 1 To the best of my knowledge this monitor has been delivered ready for field use and customer has been fully informed as to proper care and operation. (Date Delivered) (Signature of Delivery Person) INDUSTRIAL, BEQUIPMENT 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Cortvral, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S08Contents Cee acd 4 Operating the Monitor 34-35 ey peed pany ped Assembly or eee Ey Index C.LE oKSH 78Safety C.1.E Mounting Tires Failure to follow proper procedures when mounting tire on a whee! or rim can produce an explosion which ‘may result in serious injury or death. Do not attempt to ‘mount a tie uniess you have the proper equipment and ‘experience to perform the job. Have it done by your John Deere dealer or a qualified tire repair service. When sealing tire beads on rims, never exceed 35 psi ‘or maximum inflation pressures specified by tire man- ufacturers for mounting tires. Inflation beyond this maximum pressure may break the bead, or even the rim, with dangerous explosive force. If both beads are not seated when the maximum recommended pres- sure is reached, deflate, reposition tire, relubricate bead, and reinflate Detailed agricultural tire mounting instructions, includ~ ing necessary safety precautions, are contained in John Deere Fundamentals of Service (FOS) Manual 55, Tires and Tracks, available through your John Deere dealer. Such information is also available from the Rubber Manufacturers Association and from tire manufacturers, Electrical Connections Keep all sparks and flames away from battery, as gas iven off by electrolyte is explosive. To avoid sparks, ‘connect ground cable last and disconnect it fist. INDUSTRIAL, BEQUIPMENT 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S08bas Attaching and Detaching ATTACHING Remove dust covers Line up grooves and tabs between connectors. Push monitor harness connector onto power module con- rector and turn collar clockwise 321755 DETACHING (Not ilustrated) Turn collar counterclockwise until connector comes off Secure dust cover onto power module connector. Secure dust cover onto planter harness connector. LE. seem ole ea coument 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Corral, Ontario HSH 76 Te o19 990-2900 Fan B19 950.0299" 1500 267 S08prey Operating The Monitor COMPUTER-TRAK 100 MONITOR SETUP NOTE: One monitor console is used for 10- and 12- row applications and another monitor console for 4, 6- and 8-row applications. The consoles come setup for either 8- oF 12-fOw use. If 4 4-, 6-, or 10-row console is desired, remove the =. : » 422240 8-Flow Console NOTE: Push and twist lamps counterclockwise for removal, Remove number 11 and 12 lamps for a 10-row moni- tor. Y0-Row Console Mare au Avera, Sue, Carnal, Orrio SM 7 Fer etoesa ze Fan 1a 89n0210" 1500-26r SansRemove a lamp from each end for a 6-row monitor. Remove two lamps from each end for a 4-row monitor. Install proper row number bezel. C.1.E Operating the Monitor 5 ee Pr teers 6-Row Console Reed Wel i eat 22242 4-Row Console 6-Row Bezel Illustrated INDUSTRIAL, BEQUIPMENT Continued on next page 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 To oo 950-2900 Fax 0199588299 ‘800 267-52056 Operating the Monitor On 4-, 6- and 8-row monitors place the switch on the back side of console to the correct row number posi tion, SWITCHES a ea The ON/OFF switch (A) controls the power to the monitor console. The HI/LOW (B) switch places the monitor into a HIGH range of 16 to 145 seeds per ‘second or into a LOW range of 2 to 16 seeds per second. The HIGH range will usually be used for ‘soybeans and other volume-metered seed. The LOW range will usually be used for corn. ‘The tuning knob (C) sets the alarm point for monitoring of all rows seed output A-ON/OFF Switch B-HULOW Switeh C—Tuning Knob INDUSTRIAL, 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S08Operating the Monitor 7 TUNING 1, Position HI/LOW switch to LOW. 2. Turn tuning knob completely counterclockwise, 3. Tum power switch ON. Begin planting and maintain correct speed. ALL LAMPS SHOULD BE OFF. 4. Slowly turn tuning knob clockwise until ALL row lamps are ON. ed 5. Slowly turn tuning knob counterclockwise until the lights just go off 6. Position tuning knob arrow an additional one full division counterclockwise (inset), All lamps should tune out at approximately the same point on the dial. if one or more lamps tune out con- siderably down the scale, check those planting units for ‘matfunction Continued on next page CLE. tee: all EE a counemens 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 To p19 990-2900 Fax Bia 9s0.02°9° 15001267 S0n8a Operating the Monitor soma guen 422250 C.1.E 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S08 7. If, when rotating the tuning knob clockwise, you are not able to get all lamps turned on when in full Clockwise position, return the rate control knob to the counterclockwise position and place the HI/LO ‘witch in the HI position. Repeat steps 4, 5 and 6 ‘Once the monitor is tuned, it the seed flow in any planting unit drops, the row lamp will light and the audible alarm will sound (example - inadequate seed flow to opener from seed hopper, broken finger, or spring etc.) lt seed flow to the ground stops for any reason, the row lamp will come on and the audible alarm will sound (example - sheared pin, plugged runner, thrown chain, (or empty hopper). ‘The loudness of the audible alarm can be changed by rotating the cover on the power module. INDUSTRIAL, BEQUIPMENTOperating the Monitor 9 When the monitor detects all rows below the tuning point, such as turning at field ends, the audible alarm will turn off, but all the lamps willbe lit peers exter ‘Once the tuning point has been determined, planting speed must be maintained as seed rate is directly proportional to ground speed. Any changes in ground speed requires retuning of the monitor. ROW ELIMINATION ta problem has developed with a sensor or harness that would show an erroneous failure, remove the desired lamp. Correct the problem as soon as possible and replace the lamp. IMPORTANT: Use only part number 832205 Lamp_ for replacement or damage to the circuitry may result. ee CLE. te: all EE a counemens 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S0810 Operating the Monitor COMPUTER-TRAK 200 MONITOR SETUP Constants necessary for making proper calculations: with the monitor for row width, number of rows and distance calibration are required Examples throughout the setup procedure assume the planter population is set at 30,000 seeds per acre. All calculations are set in ENGLISH mode. IMPORTANT: Citizen Band and C.B. radio tr missions originating from tractor per will alter monitor operation. Turn monitor OFF before transmitting. English/Metric Switch (On the back side of the monitor console, set the left ‘witch in ENGLISH or METRIC mode. Operate/Calibrate Distance Switch Sot the center switch in OPERATE mode. Turning Console On ‘On the front of the console, touch the ON-OFF switch. All the display messages will appear for a few seconds PU LE. seem: ole ea coument 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S08Operating the Monitor 11 High Population Limit 1. Ifthe constant information has not been program- ‘med, if battery power is interrupted, or if the setup switch has been touched, the lower display will show a HI WARN read out. 2. To change the number displayed, touch the DIGIT SELECT switch until the triangle is below the ‘umber to be changed 3. Touch the 0-9 switch until the desired number is displayed, Tho number shown, 033.0, ic an example. This ‘means that when any row exceeds 33,000 seeds peer acre, the alarm will sound, the display will show HIWARN, and the display will lock onto that row, ‘The alarm will sound every 1/200th of an acre as long as the planting rate is being exceeded. 477255 NOTE: The high warning limit example Is 10 percent ‘more than the desired planting rate of 30,000 ‘seeds per acre used in this example. This limit is a variable decided by the user. It should be kept in mind that setting too close a limit will ‘sound the HI WARN alarm more often. When planting volume-metered (small) seeds, the pounds per acre will have to be converted to seeds per acre. Refer to the planting rate charts and information under charts in the planter operator's manual for average number of seeds per pound. Take the average seeds er pound and muttiply by pounds per acre This will give a very rough average seed/acre population ‘Add 50 percent of this for a starting HI WARN limit. After the actual planting population range je digplayed, tho HI WARN limit may bo ‘changed to a closer tolerance. CLE. te: all EE a counemens 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S0812. Operating the Monitor Low Population Limit 1. Touch the SETUP SELECT switch. The display will show LO WARN. 2. To change the number, touch the DIGIT SELECT ‘switch until the triangle is below the number to be changed. 3. Touch the 0-9 switch until the desited number is displayed, The number shown, 027.0, is an example. This ‘means that when any row is planting less than ses 27,000 seeds per acre, the alarm will sound, the display will show LO WARN, and the display will lock onto that row. The alarm will sound every 1/200th of an acre as long as the row is planting low. NOTE: The low warning limit example is 10 percent less than the desired planting rate of 30,000 seeds per acre used in this example. This limit fsa variable decided by the user. It should be kept in mind that setting too close a limit wifl ‘sound the LO WARN alarm more often, When planting volume-metered (small) seeds, the pounds per acre will have fo be converted to seeds per acre. Refer to the planting rate charts and information under charts in the planter operator's manual for average number of seeds per pound. Take the average seeds Per pound and mutiply by pounds per acre. This will ive a very rough average seed/acre population. Subtract 50 percent of this for a starting LO WARN limit. After the actual planting popula tion range is displayed, the LO WARN limit ‘may be changed to a closer tolerance. LE. seer all EE a counemens 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Cornwall, Ontario HSH 76 Te b19 990-2900 Fan B19 950.0219" 1500 267 S0n8Area The monitor provides an area counter. IMPORTANT: Loss of battery power to the console by disconnecting the power leads or disconnecting the console from the Power module will result in a loss of area information in the console. 1. Touch the SETUP SELECT switch. The display will show AREA 2. Touch the DIGIT SELECT switch until the triangle is below the number to be changed. 3. Touch the 0-9 switch until zero or the desired ‘umber is displayed Row On/Off 1. Touch the SETUP SELECT switch. The display will show ROW ON and 1 2. Each time the 0-9 switch is touched the next row number will be displayed, For normal planting, all the rows should be ON. 3. If a row must be turned OFF, display that row and slide the row ON/OFF switch down on the back side of the console, C.1.E Operating the Monitor 13 Pe EN aq eas ik ws tia! Continued on next page 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 To oo 950-2900 Fax 0199588299 ‘800 267-520514 Operating the Monitor ‘The display will show that row OFF. This row will not be monitored for seed population but wil stil accumulate area planted. oer Repeat procedure until each row that must be OFF shows the OFF message when its row number is selected and displayed. The row can be turned back on by sliding the row ON/OFF switch to ON for any particular row displayed, NOTE: Each time console is tured OFF and back 222260 ON, all rows will be returned to ON. Row Spacing ery NOTE: The 30-inch row space shown is an example. ry 1. Touch the SETUP SELECT switch. The display will wr show ROW SPACE e 4 2. Touch the DIGIT SELECT until the triangle is below >) the number to be changed ,) 3. Touch the 0-9 switch until the desired number is shown Number of Rows rey NOTE: The 16 number of rows shown is an example. 1. Touch the SETUP SELECT switch. The display will show ROWS, 2. Touch the 0-9 switch until the total number of planter rows are displayed. CLE. te: all EE a counemens 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Te G19 990-2900 Fax Bia 9s0.02°9° 1500 267 S0n8Operating the Monitor 15 Distance Calibration 1. Touch the SETUP SELECT switch. The display will show CAL. ee Driving the planter through a 400 ft. (121.9 m) marked off distance in a planting field will give the monitor the most accurate information. 2. While driving the planter at planting speed, push the OPERATE/CALIBRATE DISTANCE switch (on the back side of console) down to CALIBRATE DIS- TANCE exactly when passing start marker on the 400 ft. (121.9 m) marked course. This will set the display at zero and start counting the pulses. Ex- ‘actly when passing the end 400 ft. (121.9 m) marker, move the switch back to operate. Hf a distance wheel is used, the display should show approximately 1510. If a radar unit is used. the display will show approximately 6096. Either are theoretical Rd numbers and different ground conditions will give a slightly diferent result. This number can be input into the console, but a more accurate population data will be obtained by using the 400 ft. (121.9 m) marked method. Wah Ostance Wee! Proms an Radar Un CLE. sre alls EE a counpment 205 Marla su Avera, Sus, Corns, Ontario ISH 7B16 Operating the Monitor Resetting Constants ‘Once all monitor constants have been sét, any change ‘can be made. Touch the SETUP SELECT switch until, the step to be changed is displayed. IMPORTANT: All information remains in the moni- tor as long as the battery is con- nected. However, the setup values will be lost from any power inter- ruption. PLANTING OPERATION Turning Monitor On eos Touch the ON/OFF switch. The display will start showing row 1 and a zero if the planter is stopped. lone of the setup messages is displayed, each setup must be examined for a possible change. If the voltage was interrupted, the setup values will change IM any of the values have changed, correct them, then touch any one of the brown buttons to operate the monitor Seed Population With the power on and the planter operating, the ‘monitor scans the population rate of each row in se- uence, ‘When the planting starts, the monitor receives signals, from the seed sensors and distance sensor. During the first 1/200th acre, about 90 tt. (27.4 m) of planting with 30-in, (76 cm) rows, the monitor counts up to the actual population, then scans each row population. azz68 NOTE: During start up when the monitor is counting up, it will reset to zero and begin counting up oe ‘again, This Is normal and is done to eliminate start up errors. CLE. te: all EE a counemens 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S08‘Some of the top and bottom switches are dual function. Touching the SCAN MIN/AVGIMAX switch while the monitor is scanning, the display switches to the MIN/ AVGIMAX mode. First the row number with the lowest “MIN* population rate is displayed. Secondly, the "AVG" population of all the rows is displayed. ‘Then the row number with the highest "MAX" population rate is displayed. ‘The MIN/AVG/MAX mode will keep repeating unt the SCAN MIN/AVG/MAX switch is touched, ‘Then the scanning mode will start again. Operating the Monitor 17 322269 122269 22270 222271 CLE. tre: ole ea coument 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Ta oo 950-2000 Fan cisgsner9" 1 sno: 297 920518 Operating the Monitor Row Select Touching the ROW SELECT switch will stop the row scanning and only the row that is displayed will be shown. Touching the ROW SELECT will advance the display to the next row number. In this mode, if the population changes, the display will update and show the new population 922272 ‘Speed and Area ‘Touching the SPEED switch will display ground speed. Touching the AREA switch will display the accumulated acres (or hectares if the metric switch was on). a27774 CLE. te: ole ea coument 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S08Failed Messages With the system in operation, if the seed rate in any row falls below two seeds per second, the alarm will sound and the number of the failed rows is displayed without @ population. The message blinks on and off, and the audible alarm sounds continuously. This overrides any other display, When the planter is stopped, the monitor continues to display the failed message, but the alarm will stop after a few seconds. With the planter stopped, the brown buttons can be operated to review population for the last 1/200th of an acre. ‘The loudness of the audible alarm can be changed by rotating the cover on the power module, When planting is resumed, if the problem causing the alarm condition has not been corrected, the alarm will sound and the message will be displayed. If the con- dition has been corrected, the monitor resumes to the display mode it was in before the failure occurred. Display During Transporting or Turning Around When the planter is lifted and no seed drop is detected, the monitor indicates failure of each row in sequence. The audible alarm will sound for a few seconds. When planting is restarted, the monitor will display information from the last 1/200th of an acre and begin to update, C.1.E Operating the Monitor Pre INDUSTRIAL, BEQUIPMENT 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 To oo 950-2900 Fax 0199588299 ‘800 267-5205 1920, Operating the Monitor stance Wheel Sensor Failure It the distance sensor fails, the seed population, area (or ground speed cannot be computed. FAILED, SPEED and a zero will be shown, ‘The sensor problem should be fixed as soon as possi- ble, but if planting must be continued, the monitor will still monitor seed flow. Ifthe rate in any row falls below two seeds per second, the row failed message will be displayed, 222276 High or Low Population When the population of any row exceeds either the high or low limits, the display shows the rows, the actual planting population and a Hor LO warning. Also the alarm will intermittently sound, ay NOTE: If the high and low limits are set too close to each other, this warning will occur often. Reler to pages 11-12 for setting limits This condition may indicate an adjustment or repair is required, When the planter is stopped, the brown switches will ‘High Population Waming ‘override the HI/LO warnings so the row populations can be compared for diagnostic purposes, or to deter- mine new HI/LO warning limits. Low Poputation Warning CLE. te: all EE a counemens 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S08Operating the Monitor 21 COMPUTER-TRAK 300 MONITOR SETUP Constants necessary for making proper calculations with the monitor for row width, number of rows and distance calibration are required. Examples throughout the setup procedure assume the planter population is set at 30,000 seeds per acre. All calculations are set in ENGLISH mode. IMPORTANT: Citizen Band and C.B. radio trans- missions originating from tractor will alter_ monitor operation. Turn monitor OFF before transmitting. English/Metric Switch ‘On the back side of the monitor console, set the left switch in ENGLISH or METRIC mode, Operate/Calibrate Distance Switch Set the center switch in OPERATE mode. Turning Console On (On the front of the console, touch the ON-OFF switch, Allthe display messages will appear for a few seconds. CLE. tre: all EE a counemens 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 Son822 Operating the Monitor High Population Limit 1. If the constant information has not been program- med, i battery power is interrupted, or if the setup switch has been touched, the lower display will show a HI WARN read out 2. To change the number displayed, touch the DIGIT SELECT switch until the triangle is below the number to be changed, 3. Touch the 0-9 switch until the desired number is 7221758 displayed, i The number shown, 033.0, is an example. This means that when any row exceeds 33,000 seeds per acre, the alarm will sound, the display will show HI WARN, and the display will lock onto that row. The alarm will sound every 1/200th of an acre as long as the planting rate is being exceeded, NOTE: The high warning limit example is 10 percent ‘more than the desired planting rate of 30,000 ‘seeds per acre used in this example. This limit is @ variable decided by the user. It should be kept in mind that setting too close a limit will sound the Hi WARN alarm more often. When planting volume-metered (small) seeds, the pounds per acre will have to be converted to seeds per acre. Refer to the planting rate charts and information under charts in the planter operator's manual for average number of seeds per pound. Take the average seeds per pound and muttiply by pounds per acre. This will ive a very rough average seed/acre population. ‘Add 50 percent of this for a starting HI WARN limit. After the actual planting population range (s displayed, the HI WARN limit may be changed to a closer tolerance. LE. seem: ole ea coument 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S08Operating the Monitor 23 Low Population 1, Touch the SETUP SELECT switch. The display will show LO WARN. 2. To change the number, touch the DIGIT SELECT ‘switch until the triangle is below the number to be changed. 921760 NOTE: The low warning limit example is 10 percent less than the desired planting rate of 30,000 ‘seeds per acre used in this example. This limit is a variable decided by the user. It should bo kept in mind that setting too close a limit will sound the LO WARN alarm more often, When planting volume-metered (small) seeds, the pounds per acre will have to be converted to seeds per acre, Refer to the planting rate charts and information under charts in the planter operator's manual for average number of seeds per pound. Take the average seeds er pound and multiply by pounds per acre. This will give a very rough average seed/acre population Subtract 50 percent of this for a starting LO WARN limit. After the actual planting popula- tion range is displayed, the LO WARN limit may be changed to a closer tolerance. Area ‘The monitor provides two area counters: field area and total area. Total area provides a running total, such as acres planted for the entire season. Field area can be used for each field and reset to 000.0 upon competion of a field IMPORTANT: Loss of battery power to the console from disconnecting the power leads or disconnecting the console from the power module will result in a loss of area inforniation in the con- sole. LE. seem: ole ea coument 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S0824 Operating the Monitor Id Area 1. Touch the SETUP SELECT switch. The display will show FIELD AREA. 2. Touch the DIGIT SELECT switch until the triangle is below the number to be changed 3. Touch the 0-9 switch until zero or the desired number is displayed. Total Area 1. Touch the SETUP SELECT switch. The display will show TOTAL AREA. 2. To set the display, touch the DIGIT SELECT switch Until the triangle is below the number to be changed. 3. Touch the 0-9 switch until zero or the desired umber is displayed 421762 Row On/Off 1. Touch the SETUP SELECT switch. The display will show ROW ON and 01 2. Each time the 0-9 switch is touched the next row umber will be displayed. For normal planting all the rows should be ON. 3. If a row must be tured OFF, display that row and slide the row ON/OFF switch down on the back side of the console. a21766 LE. seem: all EE a counemens 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S08Operating the Monitor 25 ‘The display will show that row OFF. This row will not be monitored for seed population but will still accumulate area planted. 4, Repeat procedure until each row that must be OFF shows the OFF message when its row number is selected and displayed. 5. The row can be turned back on by sliding the row ON/OFF switch to ON for any particular row dit played, NOTE: Each time console is turned OFF and back aau7ss ON, all rows will bo returned to ON. Row Spacing 1. Touch the SETUP SELECT switch. The display will show ROW SPACE. 2. Touch the DIGIT SELECT switch until the triangle is below the number to be changed. 3. Touch the 0-9 switch until the desired number is shown, Number of Rows 1. Touch the SETUP SELECT switch. The display will show NO. OF ROWS. 2. Touch the 0-9 switch until the total number of planter rows are displayed CLE. te: ole ea coument 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S0826 Operating the Monitor 221768 421770 With Distance Whee! Wan Radar Unt Distance Calibration 1. Touch the SETUP SELECT switch. The display will show DISTANCE CALIBRATION. Driving the planter through a 400 ft. (121.9 m) ‘marked off distance in a planting field will give the ‘monitor the most exact information 2. While driving the planter at planting speed, push the OPERATE/CALIBRATE DISTANCE switch (on the back side of console) down to CALIBRATE DIS- TANCE exactly when passing start marker on the 400 ft. (121.9 m) marked course. This will set the display at zero and start counting the pulses. Ex- actly when passing the end 400 ft. (121.9 m) marker, move the switch back to operate, Hf a distance wheel is used, the display should show approximately 1510. I a radar unit is used, the display will show approximately 6096. Either are theoretical umbers and different ground conditions will give a slightly different number. This number can be input into the console, but a more accurate population data will be obtained by using the 400 ft. (121.9 m) marked method, CLE. te: all EE a counemens 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 To oo 950-2900 Fan cisgs8ae9" Toho: 2A7 9205Operating the Monitor 27 ‘This was the final setup step. Any change can be made by touching the SETUP SELECT switch until the cer- tain step to be changed is displayed. IMPORTANT: All information remains in the moni- tor as long as the battery is con- nected. However, the setup values will be lost from any power inter- ruption. PLANTING OPERATION Turning Monitor On Touch the ON/OFF switch. The display will start showing each row failed sequentially if no seed is being planted. ca Fag eles oe lone of the setup messages is displayed on the lower display, each setup must be examined for a possible change. If the voltage was interrupted, the setup values will change. Hany of the values have changed, correct them, then touch any one of the brown buttons to operate the ‘monitor, Seed Population With the power on and the planter operating, the monitor scans the population rate of each row in se- quence When the planting starts, the monitor receives signals {rom the seed sensors and distance sensor. During the first 1/200th acre, about 90 feet (27.4 m) of planting ‘with 20-inch (76 em) rows, the monitor counts up to the actual population, then scans each row population, NOTE: During start up when the monitor is counting up. it will reset to zero and begin counting up again. This is normal and is done to eliminate ee start up errors. cHamrion Continued on next page c LE. seem: ofa Bes coummenr 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S0828 Operating the Monitor ‘Some of the top and bottom switches are dual function, Touching the SCAN MIN/AVGIMAX switch while the monitor is scanning, the display switches to the MINI AVGIMAX mode. First the row number with the lowest "MIN" population rate is displayed Secondly, the average "AVG" population of all the rows is displayed. 221774 Then the row number with the highest "MAX" population rates is displayed. ‘The MIN/AVG/MAX mode will keep repeating until the SCAN MIN/AVGIMAX switch is touched, Then the scanning mode will start again. CLE. te: ole ea coument 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S08Operating the Monitor 29 Row Select Touching the ROW SELECT switch will stop the row scanning and only the row that is displayed will be ad shown. Touching the ROW SELECT will advance the display to the next row number. n this mode, ifthe population changes, the display will link and show the ‘new population. Seed Spacing ‘Touching the POP/SPACING switch will display the seed spacing instead of the population with either the SCAN or ROW SELECT, RIT Touching the MIN/AVGIMAX switch will display the row with the minimum "MIN" seed spacina first. Continued on next page CLE. te: ole ea coument 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Cornwall, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S0830 Operating the Monitor ‘Secondly, the average "AVG" seed spacing of all the rows will be displayed, ‘Then the row with the maximum "MAX" seed spacing willbe displayed. Touching the POP/SPACING switch again will return to population on the display. Area and Speed ‘The bottom display is controlled by the FIELD AREA/ TOTAL AREA and SPEEDIDISPLAY OFF switches By touching the SPEED switch the display will show ‘ground speed. ‘Touching the DISPLAY OFF switch will remove the ‘speed from the bottom display. CLE. tere: ole ea coument 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Cornwall, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fax B19 950.0299" 1500267 S0n8Operating the Monitor 31 Touching the FIELD AREA/TOTAL AREA will trst display the field area accumulated since the counter was last reset to 000.0. When starting to plant a new field, the monitor may be reset. See page 24 ‘Touching this switch again will display the total area, This is a combination of all the area planted since setup, aire Failed Messages With the system in operation, i the seed rate in any row {alls below two seeds per second, the alarm will sound land the number of the falled rows is displayed without population. The message blinks on and off, and the ‘aucible alarm sounds continuously. This overrides any ‘other top display. ‘When the planter is stopped the monitor continues to display the failed message, but the alarm will stop after a few seconds. With the planter stopped, the top buttons can be operated to review population or seed spacing for the last 1/200th of an acte. The loudness of the audible alarm ean be changed by rotating the cover on the power module. chatarion ‘Contioued on next page LE. seem: ole ea coument 2806 Wale au Avera, Sue, Coral, OnrioLSH 7 Fer etoesa ze Fan 1a 89n0210" 1500-26r Sans82 Operating the Monitor When planting is resumed, it the problem causing the alarm condition has not been corrected, the alarm will sound and the message will be displayed. if the con- ition has been corrected the monitor returns to the Gisplay mode it was in before the failure occurred, Display During Transporting or Turning Around ‘When the planteris lfted and no seed drop is detected, the monitor indicates failure of each row in sequence. ‘The audible alarm will sound for a few seconds. When planting is restarted, the monitor will display information from the last 1/200th of an acre and begin to update, Distance Wheel Sensor Failure "the distance sensor fails, the seed populaton area or ‘ground speed cannot be computed. SPEED PROB- LEM and a zero will be shown on the lower display, The sensor problem should be fixed as soon as possi- ble, but if planting must be continued, the monitor will Still monitor seed flow. if the rate in any row falls below two seeds per second, the row failed message will be displayed, LE. seem: ole ea coument 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S08Operating the Monitor 33 High or Low Population When the population of any row exceeds either the high or low limits, the top display shows the rows, the actual planting population and a Hi or LO WARNING. Also the alarm will sound, NOTE: Ifthe high and low limits are set too close to ‘each other, this warning will occur often. Refer to pages 22-23 for setting limits. This condition may indicate an adjustment or repair is required, mai76e When the planter is stopped, the top three switches will override the HI/LO WARNING so the row populations can be compared for diagnostic purposes, or to deter- mine new HV/LO WARNING limits, CLE. te: all EE a counemens 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S08nm Trouble Shooting Problem Console operates intermittently. One row shows failure, Failure shown for half of planter’s units. All rows fail. Failure shown intarmittently ALL MONITORS Probable Cause Possible Remedy Monitor not receiving full 12 volts. Be certain console-to-battery leads are wired to each battery as shown on pages 38-42. Seed tube clogged. Unclog seed tube. Plateless units - unit roller chain Replace roller chain, off sprocket, Wrong seed plate. Use correct seed plate, Unit not planting, ‘See “Service” section in planter operator's manual Photocells in shank are dusty. Clean photocell with sensor brush (available from your John Deere dealer) or with a bottle brush. See page 37. Plateless units - fingers Replace fingers or springs (see “Service’ ‘matfunetioning, section in planter operator's manual). Sheared aril shaft pin Replace pin. Drive chain in center of planter Replace chain on sprockets, off sprockets, Dampness in coupler or Disconnect coupler and connectors and dry connectors, ‘out contacts. Electrical interference from Install ignition suppressors. gasoline engine, Alternator/Generator interference. Install automotive type condenser on alternator BATT (battery) terminal or on ‘generator "A" (armature) terminal Route wires trom console down side of engine opposite spark plugs and alternator or generator. LE. seem: all EE a counemens 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S08Problem (COMPUTER-TRAK 100 only) One lamp fails to light when units are turned on. (COMPUTER-TRAK 200 or 300 only) Erratic monitor operation, Trouble Shooting 38 Probable Cause Possible Remedy Burned out lamp, Test for burned out lamp by installing a good lamp from another row. If lamp is burned out, replace with a No. 1892 part no. (B32205) bulb, Short in sensor harness or Check for shorted sensor harness or planter planter harness, hamess wire. If wires are cut or damaged, solder wires back together according to color ‘codes and tape each wire individually Citizen Band and C.8. radio ‘Turn monitor OFF before transmitting. transmission originating from tractor will alter monitor operation. LE. seem: all EE a counemens 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Fo G19 990-2900 Fan B19 950.029, ‘800 267-5205Service FUSE ‘The two fuses are located in the power module. COM- PUTER-TRAK 100 and 200 Monitors use 3 amp fuses (part number 832206). COMPUTER-TRAK 300 Moni- tor uses 5 amp fuses (part number AT28061) (COMPUTER—TRAK 300 Monitor thustrated LAMP Replace lamps only with 832205 lamps. 222278 CLE. te: all EE a counemens 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S08Service 37 CLEANING SENSOR TUBE Clean the sensor tube using a brush. Use a mild detergent and water only if necessary, Clean the sensor tube as required. CLE. tere: ole ea coument 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Cortval, Ontario HSH 76 Te b19 990-2900 Fax 8199500299" 1500267 S0n8Assembly POWER MODULE NOTE: A COMPUTER-TRAK 300 Monitor power module is shown. The instructions are tho ‘same for the COMPUTER-TRAK 100 and 200 Monitor power module. If the tractor is not equipped with a cab or SOUND GARD® body, use the L-shaped bracket for a mounting hole template. Be sure to check for proper mounting hardware clearance before driling holes. Mount the bracket at the rear of the tractor with the alarm facing forward, Ifthe tractor is equipped with a SOUND GARD body perform the following steps: 1. Remove cover. CLE. te: all EE a counemens 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S08Assembly 39 2. fusing a folding planter, mount the 20-pin connec- tor to plate (part number AA30905) with U-bolt, lock washers and lock nuts. 3. Fasten plate with two of the existing cap screws, 4. Fasten power module with four existing cap sorews and two 1/4- x 5/B-in. cap screws, lock washers and lock nuts. NOTE: Steps 5 - 10 are for two wheel drive tractors only, Steps 11 21 are for four whee! drive tractors, 5. Connect dust cap to center hole. 422282 6. Route power and radar leads down over right axle and secure with tie straps. CAUTION: Keep all sparks and flames away from battery, as gas given off by electrolyte is explosive. To avold sparks, connect ground cable last and disconnect it first 7. Route singla red wire over transmission to 12-volt positive battery terminal IMPORTANT: Make certain contact with moving parts and ages. 8. Route single black wire to negative terminal 8. Secure red wire to positive terminal. Roll up excess red wire and secure it away from moving parts with lie staps, Positive Terminal Cc l E CHARGEION Continued on next page ofa Bes coummenr 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S08Assembly 10. Route black wire to negative terminal and secure to terminal. Roll up excess black wire and secure it away from moving parts with tie wrap: NOTE: Attaching black cable at a location other than the negative battery terminal could cau: improper monitor operation. CLE. tere: ole ea coument 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Cortval, Ontario HSH 76 Te b19 990-2900 Fax 8199500299" 1500267 S0n8Assembly 41 NOTE: Steps 11 - 21 are for four wheel drive tractors. Four whee! drive tractors require an extension bundle (BA23482). 11. Fasten extension bracket to top of hydraulic outlet block with existing cap screws. 12, Secure monitor extension cable to bracket with four screws, lock washers and nuts, 13. Secure 20-pin extension to bracket with U-boit and lock nuts. 14, Fasten dust cap to bracket and connector end. 15. Connect extension cables to plate on rear of SOUND-GARD body. Tie cables together with tie straps. 16. Route power cable toward right side. 17. Route power cables over casting located under SOUND-GARD body. 18. Coil up radar cable and secure to hydraulic hose it radar is not to be used. Be sure dust cap is on securely, 19. Route red and black battery wires along right tractor frame and behind panel. Secure with tie straps to keep wires away from moving parts. Mace au Avenue, Sue, Carnal, Orrio LSM 7 Fer etoesa ze Fan 1a 89n0210" 1500-26r Sans chararion Continued on next page I E INDUSTRIAL al42 Assembly LE. seem: all EE a counemens CAUTION: Keep all sparks and flames away from battery, as gas given off by electrolyte is explosive. To avold sparks, connect ground cable last and disconnect it first. 20. Connect red wire to 12-volt positive terminal 21. Connect black wire to negative terminal, It your tractor battery arrangement is different than these shown, or if there is any question as to where to hook battery lead wires, use a voltmeter to make sure you have from 11 to 14 volts across the red and black wires. 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 To oo 950-2900 Fan cisgs8ae9" Toho: 2A7 9205Assembly 43 MONITOR CONSOLE NOTE: A COMPUTER-TRAK 300 Monitor console is shown. However, the instructions are the same for the COMPUTER-TRAK 100 and 200 Monitors. Ifthe tractor is not equipped with a cab or SOUND: ‘ GARD body, mount the monitor to cowlng, fender or any convenient area. Be sure to check for proper ‘mounting hardware clearance betore driling v 1. Assemble mounting brackets together and secure to ledge with three cap screws, 2. Secure console to bracket. Be sure rubber washers, late placed between console and bracket. 2173) on Continued on next page CLE. tre: all EE a counemens 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S0844. Assembly 3. Remove ash tray screws and pull foam padding away trom side window. Position cable behind foam, adding. Replace foam padding and ash tray, IMPORTANT: Connector tabs and grooves must be lined up before connecting. 4. Fasten cable to power module. 5. Fasten planter console to frame by tightening screws, c LE. seem: ole ea coument 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S08Assembly 45 DISTANCE WHEEL. (FOR COMPUTER-TRAK 200 and 300 Monitors) 1. Remove all lug bolts, lug nuts, bearing round head bolts, flat washers and nuts. 2. Remove cotter pin from bearing and shaft on the left-hand end of the shaft 3. Fasten square plate to wheel on the side opposite the valve stem. Be sure the flat sides of the lug nuts are against the plate. 4. Attach frame to bearing (flat washers are not used ‘on this side). Do not tighten bolts at this time, c I E cHanrmOn Continued on next page ofa Bes coummenr 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S0846 Assembly 5. Slide sensor housing onto shaft, 6. Insert disk between sensor and slide onto shaft 321740 7. Loosely fasten bearing and sensor to frame with round head bolts, flat washers and nuts. 8. Center disk in sensor and secure with set screw and jam nut. 9. Align edge of sensor with white line on sensor disk. Tighten bolts. 10. (Not Illustrated) Tighten the bearing round head bolts on the other side of the wheel LE. seem: all EE a counemens 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S0811. Place cover on sensor housing and secure with wing nuts. 12. Secure cable to frame with tie straps. 13. Fasten whee! frame to planter transmission panels with cap screws, flat washers (A), spacers (B), and rats, Position the larger 1-in, diameter flat washer be- tween transmission panel and wheel frame. 14, Fasten chain with drilled pin and cotter pin in transmission upper holes. 15. Route cable up towards center of planter frame. 16. Check distance wheel for (170 kPa) (1.7 bar) 24 Psi of air pressure, C.1.E 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Fax 0199588299 To oo 950-2900 Assembly 47 3217448 Assembly RADAR INSTALLATION (OPTIONAL FOR COMPUTER-TRAK 200 AND 300 MONITORS) CAUTION: Avoid looking directly into the front face of the sensor to prevent possible eye damage from the microwave signal emitted from this radar sensor. ‘Two-Wheel Drive Tractors 1. Fasten mounting bracket to right side frame with 5/8-x 1-1/2-in. round head bolts, lock washers and ruts. 4040 Tractor ustated 4840 Tractor tustated CLE. te all EE a counemens 2806 Werle au Avaruoy Sue, Coral, Orrio LSM 7 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S08Assembly 49 2. Slide radar unit onto bracket leaving a small clear- lance between radar and angle bracket. Snugly tighten U-bott nuts. 3. Place aligning tool on face and secure with rubber ‘band. Be sure tool is on square, Adjust radar until String is centered between the two lines. 4, Tighten U-bolt nuts, 5. Route cable back toward rear axle and connect to Power module radar lead, 6. Fasten lead to frame away from moving parts with tie straps. 222290 LE. seem: all EE a counemens 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Corral, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S0850 Assembly Four-Wheel Drive Tractors 1. Remove two front round head bolts from the right front side, 2. Fasten mounting bracket with 7/16- x 1-1/2-in, round head bolts and existing flat washers, lock washers and nuts, 222420 3. Slide radar unit onto bracket leaving a small clear- ance between radar and angle bracket. Snugly tighten U-bolt nuts. 4. Place aligning tool on face and secure with rubber band. Adjust until string is centered between the two lines, 5. Tighten U-bolt nuts. aaze2 LE. seem: all EE a counemens 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S08Assembly 51 6. Route radar cable down along frame, up through ‘small opening to engine area and along power cables back toward SOUND-GARD body. Secure with tie straps. AG 7. Connect radar cable to power module radar I CLE. tere: all EE a counemens 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Cortval, Ontario HSH 76 Te b19 990-2900 Fax 8199500299" 1500267 S0n852 Assembly SENSORS NOTE: The seed tubes for MAX-EMERGE™ row units are illustrated. If another type seed tube is to be installed, the instructions are provided with the sensors. 1. Install sensor tubes into row units and secure with pin and spring locking pin. 2. Fasten lower ends of wire guard with small clamp using the round head bolt on the right side of the row unt. 3. Keeping in mind that the sensor lead must go towards the center of the planter, secure upper tends of the wire guard with a large clamp on the correct side of the row unit with a jam rut. ‘Sensor Lead Routed to Fight CLE. tre: all EE a counemens 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S08Assembly 53 HARNESS. 7000 Drawn And All 7100 Planters 7000 Orawn Panter lustrated NOTE: A 12-row hamess is shown. The instructions are basically the same for other planters (see pages 54-55 for 7000 Folding Planters). 1. Position potted junction 6 in. (150 mm) to the right of ccenter line of frame. 2. Route harness along top of frame with number leads to correct row sensor leads and. if applicable, to distance wheel sensor lead. it early style row ‘sensor is being used, be sure to match colors. 3. On ~900 Drawn Planters, route hitch lead along right 1olding hitch as shown, Secure to hose with tie straps, 4, Secu. hamess and sensor leads to frame bolts with tio straps. Be sure to keep them away from moving parts, 5. Some “ow units may have some excess sensor lead. |. vatly secure it away from moving parts with tie straps. LE. seem: ole ea coument 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 To oo 950-2900 Fan cisgs8ae9" Toho: 2A7 920554 Assembly 7000 Folding PlantersAssembly 55 8-Row Folding Harness Nusratod NOTE: Even though 8- and 18-row hamess are shown, the placement of the four main hares components (such as connecting ends and potted junctions) are located in the same area for the other 7000 Folding Planters. Only the number of row connections are different. 1. Use a stiff wire, thread hitch hamess through left draft tube. Secure harness to hitch hose support Position lett harness Position center harness Position right harness. Connect harness ends together. Connect sensor leads (including distance wheel if applicable) to numbered harness leads NOTE: Connect dust cap to distance wheel sensor it radar is used. 8. Secure sensor leads and harnesses to planter with tie straps. Be sure to keep them away from moving parts and areas that would cause damage while folding and unfolding, 9. Some row units will have excess sensor lead. Neatly secure it away from moving parts with tie straps CLE. te: ole ea coument 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S08Specifications COMPUTER-TRAK 100 Planter Monitor ‘Alarm System Individual Row Lamps ‘and Audible Alarm Circuit Protection Two 3-Amp Fuses Features . -.. Tuning Seed Flow By Using a HV/LO Toggle Switch ‘and Tuneable Knob. COMPUTER-TRAK 200 Planter Monitor ‘Alarm System Liquid Crystal Display ‘And Audible Alarm Circuit Protection Two 3-Amp Fuses Measurement System English And Metric Distance Sensor Distance Wheel or Optional Radar Unit Features HI/LO Population Warning, ‘Area Planted Count Up, Population Scan With Elective MIN/AVG/MAX Updates, Speed Indicator, and Individual Row Selection COMPUTER-TRAK 300 Planter Monitor Alarm System Liquid Crystal Display ‘And Audible Alarm Circuit Protection . Two 5-Amp Fuses. Measurement System English And Metric Distance Sensor Distance Wheel or Optional Radar Unit Features HI/LO Population Warning, Total And Individual Area Planted Count-Up, Population Scan with Elective MIN/AVG/MAX Updates, ‘Seed Spacing Scan with Elective MIN/AVG/MAX Updates, Speed Indicator, and Individual Row Selection CLE. te: ole ea coument 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Cornwall, Ontario HSH 76 Te o19 990-2900 Fax eia9s0.02°9° 1500267 S0n8Specifications 57 Serial Number Give your John Deere dealer the model and serial number when ordering parts. Record this information below. JOHN DEERE COMPUTER-TRAK PLANTER MONITORS Console Model — Console Serial Number sm Power Module Serial Number Console Serial Number Optional Radar Serial Number - Date Purchased (To be filed in by purchaser) Sor rr ere Power Module Sovial Number » Radar Serial Number CLE. te: all EE a counemens 2066 Marle au Avanua, Sute A, Coral, Ontario HSH 76 Te p19 990-2900 Fan B19 9s08.02°9° 1500267 S08pan 7 i Index ~ : ° cere te . caer st , > sn a ae : . ; ten Specifications a = . 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