Pf3000 cotton yield monitor, Ag leader technology – Ag Leader PF3000 Cotton Yield Monitor Operators Manual User Manual
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PF3000 Cotton Yield Monitor
Ag Leader Technology
Vehicle Setup
March 2002
2-7
Flow Sensor
Configuration
Set the number of flow sensors installed on the picker. 2 rows is the default.
All rows will assign the appropriate number of sensors for each row. Cotton
strippers are fixed at 3 sets of sensors regardless of the number of rows
harvested.
Header Height
Set as either STANDARD or OPTIONAL. Standard is the only header
height sensor available at this time.
Area Count Stop
Beeps
The range for setting area count is 1 through 100. The default setting is 20.
This is the number of times the monitor beeps when the head is raised.
Fan
Pulses/Revolutions
Sets the number of pulses per revolution to correctly display fan speed on
the PF3000. The default setting for CASE-IH pickers is 30. For John Deere
pickers 16.
Primary and
Secondary Speed
Sensor
The monitor has four different primary speed settings. They are listed
below.
Ground Speed Sensor
Primary Speed Sensor
Speed sensor on transmission
WHEEL
Speed sensor on tracks
TRACK
Radar gun
RADAR
GPS receiver (must be rated for accurate
ground speed: GPS2000/2100, Add-On
GPS3000/3100 and Trimble AgGPS receivers)
GPS
If you choose GPS as your primary speed sensor, you need to set the
secondary speed sensor to WHEEL, TRACK, or RADAR. If the GPS signal
is lost, the monitor will use the secondary speed sensor. If you do not
choose GPS as your primary speed sensor you can not set the secondary
speed sensor.
Speed sensor pulses
/ 100 ft.
It is not recommended that you change this setting. This number is the
distance calibration number that is set when you perform a distance
calibration for WHEEL, TRACK or RADAR. Refer to the calibrating
distance instructions in the Calibration section. You must calibrate distance
for a WHEEL, TRACK or RADAR setting for accurate ground speed.