Ag Leader EZ-Guide Plus Getting Started Guide - Manual (Page 42)

40 Configuring Guidance Settings EZ-Guide Plus Lightbar Guidance System Getting Started Guide
Warning options
Configure the following warning option settings from the Warnings menu. Warnings
are displayed as a flashing message on the screen.
Headland warning
The EZ-Guide Plus system displays a message when you
pass the end of the swath. You can also configure a
lead time for the headland warning so that the EZ-Guide
Plus system warns you as you approach the end of the
swath. By default, this is set to 0 sec.
To turn off the headland warning, or to set the lead time,
use the Headland Warning configuration screen.
Note — The IN HEADLAND! warning only appears if your antenna offset is set to 0. If
your antenna offset is greater than 0, you can achieve a similar effect by setting the
Headland warning lead time to greater than 0 (for example, 3 seconds). The
HEADLAND! warning will then appear before the headland is reached.
Offline warning
The EZ-Guide Plus system can display a message when you have gone too far offline.
By default, this is set to 0'0" (no warning). To configure an offline warning, use the
Offline Warning configuration screen.
Low accuracy warning
There are three states for a low accuracy warning:
Audible warning
If you have a remote control or an alarm connected to the EZ-Guide Plus system, it
can emit an audible warning. To enable the audible warning, use the Audible Warning
configuration screen.
State Definition
High accuracy only Uses only high accuracy positions for guidance. When low accuracy
positions are received, guidance is suspended. The lightbar displays a
warning.
Warn low accuracy When low accuracy positions are received, guidance continues
normally. The lightbar displays a warning. This is the default.
No warning When low accuracy positions are received, guidance continues
normally. There is no warning.