TeeJet Fieldware SA 2.0 for Legacy 6000 - Manual (Page 101)

Fieldware-SA for the Legacy 6000
Software Version 2.00
Chapter 4 - Real-time Operation 4-9
Product Application
The Circle Mark B soft-key, used with the Circle Pivot pattern. This soft-key is
pressed to mark the end point of the initial circle guideline. When pressed this
soft-key changes to the New Circle Guideline soft-key.
The Circle Mark B Wait soft-key. This soft-key appears when the Circle Mark
A has been pressed and the software is collecting enough points (approxi-
mately 12 seconds) to describe a circle. After approximately 12 seconds has
passed, this soft-key is replaced by the Circle Mark B soft-key.
The Switch Circle Guideline soft-key. This button appears when the guid-
ance mode is circle pivot and there is more than one circle guideline created.
Pressing this allows switching to an existing, different existing circle guideline.
The Map Field Boundary Off soft-key. When this soft-key is displayed, the
field boundary is not being mapped. When pressed, this soft-key changes to
the Map Field Boundary On soft-key.
The Map Field Boundary On soft-key. When this soft-key is displayed, the
field boundary is being mapped and stored to file. When pressed, this soft-key
changes to the Map Field Boundary Off soft-key.
The Point soft-key. This is the point map object. When pressed, a point is
placed at the vehicle location.
The Hazard soft-key. This is the hazard map object. When pressed, a hazard
is placed at the vehicle location.
The Auto-Hold soft-key. When pressed, the application trajectory is automati-
cally turned off when the vehicle travels over a previously applied area.
The Ignore Headland Guidance pattern soft-key. When pressed, headland
data identified using the Headland On and Headland Off soft-keys, are
excluded from vehicle guidance. See The Ignore Headland Guidance Pattern
on page 4-21.
The Headland On soft-key. When pressed any applied data collected is con-
sidered part of the field headland. See Headland Pattern Example on page 4-
16.
The Headland Off soft-key. When pressed, any applied data collected is not
considered part of the field headlands. See Headland Pattern Example on
page 4-16.
Soft-key Description
Table 4-1: Real time Soft-key Description