Deere and RE338096 Multi-Functional Controller, Integrated Premium Server User Manual Part 4

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CommandCenteI'l"
Use Video Display Capability Properly
Avoid Backover Accidents
ACAUTION: Before moving machine, be sure that
all persons are clear of machine path. Give
audible warning by sounding horn. Turn around
and look directly for best visibility. Use mirrors 3
to assist in checking all around machine. Keep
windows and mirrors clean, adjusted, and in good —
condition. Use a signal person when backing it
view is obstructed or when in close quarters. %
Do not rely on a camera to determine if
personnel or obstacles are behind the machine.
The system can be limited by many factors
including maintenance practices, emnronmental
conditions, and operating range.
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Avoid Backover Accidents
IMPORTANT: Avoid damage to equipment. Correctly
understand whether the camera is "mirrored”
and whether the Video application is mirrored.
ACAUTION: Do not rely on a camera for
collision avoidance or bystander detection.
To avaid possible injury or death to operator
or others, always remain alert and aware of
surroundings when operating the machine.
Read and understand AVOID BACKOVER
ACCIDENTS in this section.
0 Mount camera in a sturdy and secure location.
- Understand camera’s field of view.
- Keep camera properly serviced.
' Keep camera lens clean.
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CommandCenterm
Installing Video Display Camera
IMPORTANT: Avoid damaging camera by mounting
camera securely to equipment and in location
where camera will not be pinched, crushed,
kicked, or knocked off.
NOTE: Camera placement is limited to video camera
cable length for camera. Consider camera field
of view when selecting location,
Tractors equipped With 4100 processor Will have
one camera input connector and 4600 processor
will have tour camera input connectors.
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1 Tractors are equipped With one or four, 47pm video
connector(s) to attach camera(s). Remove rear cab
panel cap screws (A) Remove cab rear panel (B)
to access each marked Video camera connector(s)
(C, D E or F) Chart shows connector pin/function
Information
Pin Number Funclion 2‘
1 Power ‘
2 Ground L_
3 Signal 5“
4 SignaliGround
2 Connect cairiera cable into 4-pin connectors, route
cable and mount cairiera at desrreo location
3 lnstall rear panel on cab and tighten screws
NOTE: Proceed to Video Application Settings and
Editing Triggers in this Operator’s Manual section
to select camera settings
Aicap Screws D7VIdeo 2 Connector
BiRear panel Eivmeo 3 Conneclor in
C—Vldeu1Connectur F—Vldeo 4 Cunneclur
Video Connectors Location (Equipped with 4600 Processor)
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CommandCenteI'l"
Three-Camera Video Connectors with
Ethernet Cable (If Equipped)
GreenStarTl‘ (G83) 2630 Display can supportthree Video
inputs for additional vrsrblllty when operating tractor
NOTE: These video inputs are in addition to the Generation
4 CommandCenterW Display and display harnesses
are avai/able from your John Deere W dealer.
Attach a dual monitor display to connector (8) This
connector is only available With the 4600 Server
The back of 2630 Display can be also connected to
GreenStarTl‘ connector (D) or Ethernet connector (A).
The Ethernet cable (A) With GSS 2630 Display allows
remote access for dealer, With customer approval to View
operator (383 2630 Display ® ©
The lSO M786 connector (0) l5 used to connect to
third-party control unit
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AiEthernet Connector Cilso 11786 Standard Integrated video Harness .vi‘tn Etnernet Cab/E
BiMonltor Display Connector Connector
(Available With 4600 Server) DiGreenStarW Connector
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Navigate to Video Application Settings
1 Select Menu. \
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2 SelectApplicationstab. an —> WW! —>
MENU
3 Select Video icon.
Menu rApp/loatlans Tab rl/ldea/Coh
AiRear Camera button E7Vldeo Display Screen
Bilnput 2 button F7 Brightness Adiustment Bar
Cilnput 3 button G—error Image butlun
D—Input 4 button
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Example Vldeu Display Screen
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Video Application
The Video application is used to observe areas around
the machine that are difficult to see from the operators
station Only one VICIEO can be Viewed at a time
4500 processor can support up to four camera inputs
while 4100 processor can support only one camera input
For more information about the different types of displays
see Display introduction section
Navigate to Video
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2. Select Application tab
3 Select Video application.
Switching Cameras
lf more than one camera is connected choose between
Video inputs by selecting different camera numbers
Contrast
Adjust video contrast using plus (+) and minus (,) buttons
Brighten video by selecting the plus button and darken
Video by selecting minus button
Mirror Video
Select Nlirror Video button to simulate a rear view mirror
This swaps lefl and right Sides of video image.
IMPORTANT: Important: Determine if camera image
is mirrored before usmg Video application.
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Aicamera Icon C—Conlras! Icon
B—Mirror Icon
Video Triggers
Video can be displayed when certain machine functions
are performed (For example Reversing PTO engage)
1. Select Edit Triggers to configure settings
2 Select a trigger
3 Select camera input for the current trigger This
cairieia is displayed when trigger is activated
NOTE To prevent Video from displaying for a
trigger, select No Camera
4 Enter Video Timeout length This is the amount of time
video is shown after the trigger is activated
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Operating the Radio
Using Premium Radio
Radio faceplate is made up of different buttons, knobs,
and swrtches that allow operator easier access to various
audio functions
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A—ON/OFF Button: Press and hold for 2 seconds to
turn radio On or Off Press briefly during operation to
mute radio
B—Volume Control Knob: Turn clockwise to increase
and counterclockwrse to decrease volume
C—BND Button: Press briefly to select memory level or
wave band.
D—CD Eject Button: Press to eject CD
E—Display: Shows current channel or frequency
selected
F—Menu Button: Access menu for basic settings.
G—Multi-function Rocker Switch: Use to naVIgate
within display and sWitch functions. Press left or right to
seek up or down to next available station. Press up or
down to manually tune frequency, change category when
using XM and browse folders when using MP3, CD. or
USB
H—AUD Button: Press briefly to access audio menu to
adjust bass, middle, treble, balance and fade Press and
hold to restore factory sound settings (treble and bass for
currently used audio source only)
Station Buttons 176 can be saved as presets Press and
hold to save currentstation (beep Will sound) Press again
to bring radio back to saved station Each station button
also has specialized functions as described below.
l—Station Button 6: When CD MP3, or USB is in use,
press to swrtch between display of elapsed and remaining
playing time of current track
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Radio Wim CD Player
J—Station Button SISCRL: When CD, MP3, or USB is
in use, press to turn scrolling track information on display
On or Off.
K—Station Button 4ISCAN: When CD, MP3, or USB
is in use press to play all tracks for approximately 10
seconds each until pressed again
L—Station Button SIMIX: When CD is in use, press to
play songs at random until pressed again When MP3 or
USB is in use, press to play songs in current playlist at
random. Press again to play all songs at random Press a
third time to turn off.
M—Station Button 2/RPT: When CD is in use press to
repeat current track until pressed again When MP3 or
USB is in use, press to repeat track Press again to repeat
all tracks in current playlist Press a third time to turn off.
N—Station Button “Play or Pause Button: When CD,
MP3, or USB is in use, press to pause current track.
Press again to play.
O—TA Button: Press to switch from user/audio menus
to current source, exit radio scan functions, turn priority
fortraffic announcements On or Off, and cancel traffic
announcement while in process (Europe only). When
USB in use, press and hold to activate playlist mode.
P—SRC Button: Source selection between radio and
AUX (also CD USB, and XM depending on model)
provided medium is inserted or device is connected and
turned On
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Operating the Radio
NOTE: Play/ist must be created on computer and
saved as * m3u or *pls
External Sources—Using Premium Radio
External audio sources can be connected using
convenience port located on rightrhand console/storage
tray Sources can also be connected using Bluetooth®
functions Use ports to charge certain external audio
sources Examples of external audio sources include
portable CD player MiniDisc player, or MP3 player.
NOTE Some external audio sources, such as smart
phones and tablets, are not supported and
could shut down system
Activate AUX Input
NOTE External audio source can only be selected it
audio device is connected to extemalAUXinput
Connect external audio source using Auxiliary lnput
(A) and press SRC button several times until AUX is
displayed on radio
Adjust AUX Input Volume
Volume for connected external audio source can be
adyusted using radio volume knob after input is selected
as audio source using SRC button
1 Press SRC button several times until installed audio
source is displayed
2. Press MENU button GAlN and current setting is
displayed
3 Turn volume control knob counterclockWIse oi
clocKWise to adjust value from -9 to +9
4 Press the MENU button several times to exit the menu
Set Up BI uetooth®
Followmg steps must be performed before Bluetooth®
can be used
NOTE: Bluetooth® connection only relevant to cell
phones/external audio sources which are
Bluetooth® enabled
1 Enable Bluetooth® oii deVice
2 Press MENU button until BT MODE displays.
3 Wait 2 seconds until BT ON or BT OFF Turn volume
control knob clockWIse oi counterclockWIse to turn
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Auxiliary arid USB input
A—Auxiliary Inpul B—USB inpui
Bluetooth® on or off May take up to 5 seconds to
change
4 Press MENU button until display shows CONVTYPE.
Select connection type phone/audio (default)
To pair device, press MENU button until BT Pair
displays
6 Enter pin proVided into deVice
Pairing process may take up to 5 minutes to complete
Bluetooth® symbol flashes while pairing takes place As
soon as cell phone/external audio source is successfully
paired, phone calls and audio streaming can be received
and placed via radio system. Phone information (contact
information, call history music etc) does not transferto
CommandCenterW
NOTE: For further instructions on how to pair cell
phone/audio source, select source for connection,
and transfer data, see Phone Settings on
the CommandCenterT'r’ in this section of
this Operator’s Manual.
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Operating the Radio
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Radio Source Select—On Generation 4
CommandCenterTM
To access the audto main page, use the shortcut button or
follow alternattve path
NOTE: Selecting audio source will not turn radio
ON Tum radio ON by pressing ON/OFF
button on radio faceplate
Generatton 4 Audto Shortcut Button
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1 Select Menu. EM
2 Select Tractor Settings tab.
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3 Select Audio man. an _> Tractor sgfllngg \_} .
Use source select tabs tn audto page to access dttferent "9‘" /
audto sources When radto ts ON audio page navtgates M .
enu a Tractor Setttn s Tab ~> Audtc icon
to current sources home page When radio ts OFF 9
content blockerwtll be displayed @ @
A—FM, AM, and Weather Tab n—use Tab [Premium Radio : A a
Been/MP3 Tab [Premium Only)
Radlo Only) Eifiluetooth® Audio Tab
c—XM Tab [Premlum Radio [Premlum Radio Only)
Only) F—Auxlllary Tab © 3“ USB ®
Source Select Tabs
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AM, FM, Weather Channel Home Page
NOTE: Refer to Radio Source Selection Generation
4 CommandCenterW page, in this section of this
Operator‘s Manual to learn how to navigate to
AM, FM, Weather Channel home page
A—Display Area: Displays current radto
acttvtty/tnforrnation
B—Manually Tune Fonivard/Back: Use left or right
button to manually tune tn destred statton. Each ttrrte
button ts pressed, radio frequency increases or decreases
by standard increment.
AM FM Weather Channel Horne Page
C—Nexthrevtous Station: Select to seek next available
513W)” before or after GUNS”! 513m”- AM presets press preset for 3 seconds while on
desned station, until beep" sounds Ftve presets are
D—Scan button: Select to cycle through available pre-prograrrted into VVX bank and cannot be changed
stattons Each statton broadcasts for 5 seconds before
movtng to next statton. Cycle wtll end tt returns to ortginal G—Volume Adjustment: Adyust volume
statton or by selecttng button agatn.
E—AMIFMlWeather Button Bar: Cycle through channel
presets using toggle bar (FMt FM2, AM, \NX)
F—Presets: Stx presets cart be programmed to FNl’l,
Flt/l2, and AM banks To change FM’t FMZ, and
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H—Mute: Silence sound
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Operating the Radio ‘
NOTE: Refer to Radio Source Selection Generation
4 CommandCenter'“ page in this section
of this Operator’s Manual, to learn how to
nawgate to CD home page
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A—Display Area: Displays current CD activity/informer
tion
B—Next/Previous Track: Select to skip back to beginning
of Current track or ahead to beginning of next track.
C—PlaylPause: Play or pause track
D—Volume Control: Adjust volume
E—Mute: Silence sound
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Premium Radio XM Home Page (If Equipped)
NOTE: Refer to Radio Source Select—On Generation
4 CommandCenterT'i’ page, in this section
of this Operator’s Manual, to learn how to
nawgate to XM home page
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A—Display Area: Displays XM radio activity/information.
B—Next/Previous Station: Select to seek next available
station before or after current station
C—(CAT) Category Mode:Select to launch category
search mode. Scroll up or down through categories and
select station Within category XM Hume Page
D—Direct Tune: Select to type desired channel With
keypad G—Volume Adjustment: Adjust volume
E—XM Channel Bank: Toggle through banks using H—Mute: Silence sound
buttons (XM’l XMZ, XMB)
F—Presets: Six presets can be programmed per bank.
To set press and hold desired preset for at least three
seconds
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Operating the Radio
Premium Radio USB Home Page (If Equipped)
NOTE: Refer to Radio Source Selection Generation
4 CommandCenter’“ page: in this section
of this Operator‘s Manual, to learn how to
nawgate to USB home page
A—Display Area: Displays current USB
actiVity/information
B—Next/Previous Track: Select to skip backto beginning
of Current track or ahead to beginning of next track
C—Play/Pause: Play or pause track
D—Volume Controls: Adjust volume
E—Mute: Silence sound
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Premium Radio Bluetooth® Home Page (If
Equipped)
NOTE: Refer to Radio Source Selection Generation
4 CommandCenter” page, in this section of
this Operator’s Manual, to learn how to navigate
to Bluetooth® home page.
Connect Bluetobth® enabled device to play stored music
Radio system is equipped with Bluetooth®, which
allows data transfer between radio system and paired
close-range Bluetooth® dewce such as cell phone Music
stored on dewce does not transferto CommandCenterW
A—Display Area: Displays current Bluetooth®
actIVity/infbrmatibn.
B—NexllPreVIous Track: Select to skip back to
beginning or ahead to beginning of next track.
C—Play/Pause: Play oi pause track
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Audit: 0 o
Bluetootri® Home Page
D—Volume Adjustment: Adiust volume
E—Mute: Silence sound
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Operating the Radio
Auxiliary Home Page
NOTE Refer to Radio Source Select—On Generation
4 CommandCenter” page, In this section of
this Operator’s Manual, to learn how to navigate
to Auxiliary home page,
Connect external audro source to listen to stored musrc
(see External SourcesiUsing Premlurn Radlo page of
this sectlon ofthls Operators Manual).
A—Display Area: Drsplays current auxiliary
actrvrty/lnforrnatlon.
B—Volume Adjustment: Adjust volume
C—Mute: Silence sound
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Operating Phone
NOTE: Bluetooth® enabled device must be paired before
using Phone application For more information
about pairing dewces see Pairing Bluetooth®
Deviceion Generation 4 CommandCenterW in
this section of this Operator’s Manual
1 Select Menu.
2 Select Tractor Settings tab.
3 Select Phone icon.
NOTE: Phone options AaE are not available during call:
so use cell phone if anothernumberls needed
Phone controls on this page are disabled while
phone is syncing phone book with radio.
A—lnput Box: Area to Input phone number
B—Backspace button: Cancel typed digit Press and
hold to cancel multrple drgits
C—Dial pad: Enter phone number using number buttons
D—Favontes button: Vrew/edit tavorrtes contacts
E—Recent button: Revrew prevrous mrssed calls
Incomlng calls or outgolng calls
F—Volume Control: Adlust volume
G—Mute button: Nlutes microphone.
H—Battery Icon: Displays battery life
l—Signal Icon: Drsplays current phone signal strength
J—Bluetooth® Icon: lf blue, Bluetooth® device ls
connected lt grayed out, Bluetooth® devrce IS not
connected
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Menu 4. Tractor Settings Tab 4. Phone icon
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Phone Home Page
K—Call button: After dialing or selectrng number, press
to begin call.
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Operating the Radio
Phone Book
Select Menu.
Select Tractor Settings tab.
Select Phone Icon.
Select Favorites button.
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NOTE New contacts from phone must be added and
edited manually on display Phone book from
phone does not transfer to display
Maximum number of phone numbers that can be
stored in CommandCenterW is 30 Maximum
number of characters in phone number is 20
A—Favorite List: Llst of avallable contacts
B—Add Favorite button: Select to add Contact manually
C—Edit Favorite button: Select to edit current contact
D—Delete button: Select to delete contact from favorites
E—Call button: Select to call selected contact
F—Scroll Bar: Select to scroll up or down
G—Edit Favorite First Name: Select to edit first name
H—Edit Favorite Last Name: Select to edit last name.
l—Edit Favorite Phone Number: Select to edit phone
number
J—Mobile Phone Button: Select to list contact
information under moblle phone
K—Home Phone Button: Select to list contact
information under home phone
L—Work Phone Button: Select to llst contact information
under work phone
M—Delete Favorite button: Select to delete contact
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N—Cancel button: Select to cancel edits
0— Save button: Select to save eoits
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Operating the Radio ‘
Recent Calls mm a UN n-nm
At Recent page operator can review prevxous mxssed g:
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1 Se‘ect Menu. Menu a Tractor Sem‘ngs Tab a Pnane [can a Recent burmn
2. Se‘ect Tractor Settings tab.
3 Se‘ect Phone icon.
4 Se‘ect Recent button. I "mu... 00 A;
AiRecenl Calls Contact Llsl D—Delele Eulton
Bismoll Bars E—Call Butlon
C—Add to Favonles Eulton
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Operating the Radio
Pairing Bluetooth® Device—On Generation
4 CommandCenterTM
Radio system is equipped with integrated Bluetooth®
which allows data transfer between radio system and
paired close-range Bluetooth® deVIce such as cell phone
NOTE Make sure dewce’s Bluetooth® ability is
enabled when trying to pair dewce to radio
Blueloolh® feature Not ALL dewces are able
to use radio’s B/uetooth® feature
Select Menu .
Select Tractor Settings tab.
Select Phone Icon.
Select Pair Device button (A).
Use Bluetooth® menu on deVioe to locate and start
pairing process Wait until connection is established
With deVice
6 When provided, enter pairing code displayed in Pairing
Code box (B) into device Pairing process will begin
immediately
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Once cell phone is connected successfully, Paired with
[Device Name] is displayed Up to 5 deVice pairings can
be stored in radio‘s Bluetooth® feature When phone is
first paired With radios Bluetooth® feature radio sends
deVice synchronization request. If request is accepted,
phone book is synchronized If not accepted, phone
book feature is disabled To later ie-syncronize radio and
deVice’s phone book, turn cellphone Off and back On
A—Palr DEVICE button B—Palrlng Code Box
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Operating the Radio
Cell Phone Signal/Battery Strength
Five Phone Signal Strength bars (F) indicate maximum
ceil phone Slgnai strength.
Four Phone Battery Charge bars (K) indicate maximum
ceil phone battery charge
AiNo Signal GiNo Battery Charge
575720 Percent Signal H75725 Percent Battery
Strength cnarge
(2—25—40 Percent Signal I7 30750 Percent Battery
Strength Charge
D745770 Percent Signal J755780 Percent Battery
Strenglh cnarge
5775790 Percent Signal K—85—1UI) Percent Battery
Strength Charge
F7100 Percent signal Strength
Battery Paws-I Displays
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Light Identification
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A7 Road Lights [High Beam) F— Beliline Lighis K7 RearSIde Roof nghts P— Amber Lens
5— Road nghts [Law Beam] G— From Inner Roof nghts L— Rear Outer Roof lndlcaior 07 Red Lens
of omer Hood Lights H7 Front Outer Roof Indicator Lights (Amber) R7 Extremity Indicaior Lights
n— Inner Hood Lights Lights (Amber) M— Rear Inner Rom Lights
E7 Loader/Road Lights (Low I7 Front Side Roof Lights N7 Rear Fender Lights
and High Beam] J7 Rotary Beacon nghls [If 0— Rear Fender Tall/Erake/Indir
Equlpped) calm Lrgms
Ali I) hts are same for ieft and ri ht side oftractor
g 9 Lights are configured on CommandCenterW iight
White lights are any extehortractor iights that do not have page (See Configurabie Lights in this section ofthis
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Lights
Configurable Lights
ACAUTION: Avoid injury or death caused by
accidental collision With another vehicle.
Always comply with traffic regulations when
driving tractor on a road. Dim Road Lights
to low-beam for oncoming vehicles. Av0id
using Field Light position which could blind
or confuse other drivers.
Promptly replace or repair damaged or lost
lighting devices. See your John Deerew dealer.
To access Lights page use shortcut buttons or follow
alternative path:
1 Select Menu
2 Select Tractor Settings tab.
3. Select Lights Icon.
When Lights page is displayed, operator can select left
side tabs (AVF).
NOTE Lights page Will temporarily show when selector
knob transitions from OFF position to the road
lights or field lights posmon
0 A— Field 1 Low Beam
0 3— Field 2 Low Beam
0 (3— Field 1 High Beam
- D—Field 2 High Beam
' E— Exit Lighting
0 F— Hood/Beltline Light
Following buttons can be used by operator to configure
lights
- G—Linked Lights: Lights linked or paired togetherthat
can be unlinked
- H—Unlinked Lights: Unlinked light pairthat can be
linked
- l—Paired Lights: Light pairthat is always linked
- J—Exit Light Timeout: Allows operator to select how
long selected lights remain ON afler light selector knob
is turned to OFF position
- K—Link/Unlink: Press toggle to link and unlink lights
on all pages
- L—Hood/Loader Road Light Toggle: Press to toggle
road lights between hood and loader lights position
- M—lmplement Lights: Press to activate implement
lights Implement light button only available if there aie
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no tenderwork lights ifthere aie fender work lights
implement lights Will be controlled by implement lights
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Lights
Steering Column Light Controls
CAUTION: Avoi njury or death caused by
accidental colli5ion With another vehicle.
Always comply with traffic regulations when
driving tractor on a road. Dim Road Lights
to low-beam for oncoming vehicles. Avoid
usmg Field Light position which could blind
or confuse other drivers.
Promptly replace or repair damaged or lost
lighting deVIces. See your John DeereTM dealer.
Control lights by using Selector Knob (A) on the steering
column Display indicates lighting mode selected (B-E)
I A—Selector Knob: Turn knob to OFF parking lights,
road lights, or field lights position.
I B—OFF Position: Use selector knob to turn lights OFF
- C—Parking Lights Posnion: Use selector knob to
turn ON parking lights
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- D—Road Lights Position: Use selector knob to turn
road lights ON
- E—Field Lights Position: Use selector knob to turn
field lights ON
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Lights
Exit Lights RX/.nt7Ԥ7fi llN 72mm
Programming exit lighting allows operatorto select which
lights Will remain on and for how long they Will remain on
after light selector knob is turned to OFF position
Field exit lighting is all lights chosen on exit lighting page
and Will be activated tortime selected for the Exit Timeout
Field exit lighting will be enabled when light switch has
been in “Field" position for at least to seconds during the
current key sWitch cycle Field exit lighting Will then be
activated when light 5Witch and key sWitch are turned off
The order which light sWitch and key sWitch are turned
off do not matter
Road exit lighting is all lights chosen on exit lighting page
and Will be activated tortime selected for Exit Timeout
Road exit lighting Will be enabled when light switch has
been in Road" position for at least 10 seconds during
current key sWitch cycle Roadexit lighting Will then be
activated when light 5Witch and key sWitch aie turned off.
The orderwhich the light switch and key switch are turned
off do not matter.
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Select Menu. 9 9 l 9 )
Select Tractor Settings tab
Select Lighting Icon - -
Select EXI lghting iah 5“” Em “mm 0
Select desired lights and deselect unwanted lights
Use Link/Unlink Toggle (C) it operatorWishes to select
a set (linked) oi only selectthe right oi left light in a set
(unlinked) where applicable Lights E-L are always
grouped Without option to select only right or left light
Select Exit Light Timeout button (H).
When options appear select desired time intervals
(N) before lights automatically turn OFF and select
OK button (Q)
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exit lighting are shown. Lights available are E
dependent on tractor configuration 5.
AiFront Slde Rool buiion J7 Inner Hood button .
E—Rear inner Roar butlon K—Road nght ngh Beam 5
CiLlnklUnllnk Toggle bulton f
DiRear side Roof hulton Liouter Hood ouiiori ._
E—Rear Fender butlon M—Fronl inner Rool buflon E
F— Loader/Road nghls (Low N—Tlme Selection Interval Lisi
and ngh Beams) 075cm” Bar EX” ”"5 5mm"
G—Eelt Line butlon Picancel human
HiEXII nght Tlmeout button 070K button
I— Road Lignl Low Beam
button
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Lights
Operating Turn Signals and High/Low Beam
A—Turn Signal Lever
CAUTION: Prevent collisions between other road
users, slow moving tractors with attachments or
towed equipment, and self-propelled machines
on public roads. Frequently check for traffic from
rear, especially in turns, and use turn signal lights.
Use headlights and turn signals day and night.
Follow local regulations for equipment lighting
and marking. Keep lighting and marking visible,
clean, and in good working order. Replace
or repair lighting and marking that has been
damaged or lost. See your John DeereTMdealer.
NOTE When turn Signal is activated, a short audible
chirping sound will be heard
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Turn Signals:
Push turn signal lever (A) up for right turn or pull down for
left turn Audible chirping sound will start. Return leverto
center position after completing turn chirping sound Will
stop when lever is returned to position
High/Low Beam:
Push lever (A) forward to activate high beam headlights,
high beam indicator comes on Full lever into center
position to operate low beam Pull lever rearward and
release to momentarily activate high beams
Dim road lights to low beam for oncoming vehicles
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Lights ‘
Safety Lights and Devices
ACAUTION: Avoid injury or death caused by
collismn With another vehicle.
While operating tractor on public roadways oi highways,
day or night'
- Turn on flashing warning lights, exceptwhere prohibited
by law
- Turn on headlights by selecting the Road Lights Position
of the Light Selector Knob
- Dim headlights for oncoming vehicles.
- Frequently check for traffic approaching from rear
- Always use turn Signals when turning
- DO NOT use the Field Light PoSition of the Light
Selector Knob Extremely bright lights may blind or
confuse other drivers
- Make sure Slow MoVing Vehicle (SMV) emblem is
installed and Visible.
- Make suie all lighting and marking dewces are
functional and clean
- Comply With all traffic regulations
- Promptly replace or repair damaged or lost lighting
devices. implement lighting kit is available from your
John Deere” dealer
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CommandARMTM Light Buttons
Operator can control beacon, hazard, and field lights from
the Command/ARM” ratherthan from display scieeiis
When lights are on an LED light Will be lit up When off,
the LED lightWill be dark Field Lights button has two LED
lights, one for Field Lights 1 and another for Field Lights
2 Appropriate LED light Will be lit up When selected
A—Eeacon Lights CiFIeld Lights 1 and Fleld
B—Hazard nghts Lights 2 Toggle Button
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Lights
Hazard Lights and Extremity Warning Lights
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Use Safety Lights and Devices
CAUTION: To prevent possible personal
injury, always operate flashing lights when
traveling on highway or public roads, except
where prohibited by law.
Extremity Warning Lights (D) are needed when
tractor width exceeds 3.7 m (12 ft). Always
use road lights and transport warning lights
when operating tractor on road or highway
day or night. Extremity Transport Lights alert
other vehi es of your extended width. Use
flashing warning lights and turn signals day
and night. Follow local laws and regulations
for equipment lighting and marking.
Push Hazard Buttdn(A) to activate flashing amber hazard
lights (B C,D,E, and F)
NOTE: Depending on region and installed equipment
not al/ lights (B,C.D,E and F) Will be availab/e as
indicator lights when Hazard Switch is activated
IMPORTANT: To avoid damage, extremity lights
may be retracted when parking tractor
in storage building.
Extremity Warning Lights operate With Hazard Light
Button ON
Adjust Extremity Warning Lights no more than 400 mm
(16 in) from Widest point of tractor
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A—Hazard Light Button
B—Front Ouler R001 Indlcalur
D—Extremily Warning Lights
EgRear Fender Indicator
Lights Lights Equipped with
CiRear Outer Root indicator Amber Lens
Lights F~ Eellline Indicator Lights
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Lights
Rotaw Beacon Light (If Equipped)
NOTE: If Rotary Beacon Light is not insta/Ied and the
Rotary Beacon Switch is activated, a Rotary
Beacon DTC Will be generated
Push Rotary Beacon Swttch (A) to activate the Rotary
Beacon Light (8)
When Rotary Beacon Light is not being used:
0 Loosen nut (C) and remove tight assembiy
0 instali rubber protective cap (D) on connector
AiRotary Beacon Swltch CiNut
BiRotary Beacon Light DiProtecuve Cap
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Lights
7-Pin Outlet
7-Prn outlet (A) rs used to connect lrghts, turn signals and
remote electrrcal eourornent on trarlers or rrnolernents
Tractors equrpped wrth front hrtch have a 77Prn outlet (A)
located on front of tractor Always use auxrlrary lrght on
towed Implement when tractor srgnals and other lrgnts
are obscured
If extra rrnolernent lights and controls such as switches
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are needed, contact your John Deere”’ dealer Your ®
dealer can provrde rnformatron on methods to tre in lrght @
swrtcnes wrtn accessory wrres locateo rn 7-Prn outlet on (9 ® (3
DECK 0f tractor ®
NOTE Matchrng 7-Prn plug rs aver/able through
your John Deerel'r’ dealer.
. . A—77PIn Outlet B—Oulle! Numbers
FunclloneRear Functioneanl
Outlet Numbers (B) Cunnecllun Connection
1 Ground Ground
2 Flood (aka lmplement rrded (aka lrrrplerrrerrt
Lrghls) Lrghls)
3 ten Turn Srgrral Left Turn Srgnal
4 Brake Lrghls Not Used
5 Rrghl Turn Srgnal Rrghl Turn Srgnal
e Tarl Lrght Tarl Lrghl
7 Accessory Not Used
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Operator Station
Avoid Contact with Agricultural Chemicals
This enciosed cab does not protect against inhaling
vapor aerosoi oroust If pesticide use instructions require
respiratory protection, wear appropriate respirator inside
cab
Before ieaving cab, wear personai protective equipment
as required by pestrcrde use instructions When
re-entering coo remove protective equipment and store
either outside cabin cioseo box or some other type of
seaiable container or inside cabin pesticide resistant
container such as piastic bag.
Ciean your shoes or boots to remove soil or other
contaminated particies priorto entering coo
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Operator Station ‘
Adjust ComfortCommandTM Seat
A—Backrest Tilt Handle - Allows seat back to trlt
B—Flip Up Armrest , Can be fllpped up out of the way
C—Helght Adjustment Switch - Turn key to "ON" Press
lower portlon of swrtch to lower seat or press upper portion
of swrtch to raise seat.
D—Armrest Tilt Adjustment Knob - Turn knob to adjust
armrest angle
E—Fore/Aft Seat Adjustment Handle - Lift up on handle
move seat forward or backward press handle back down
to lock mto place
F—Fore/Aft Isolation Handle - Push lever back, lock rnto
place With locking bar Seat Wlll absorb shock Impacts
whrle tractor rs m motron Seat won t move fartherthat 25
mm in any directlon
G—Lateral Isolation Handle - Push down on handle to
unlock lateral seat suspension Pull up on handle to lock
seat in position
H—Adjustment Damper Handle - Air Suspension seat
only Controls amount of bounce operator feels whrle
orlvmg Can be adjusted to reduce bounce ln seat
l—Seat Swivel Handle , Lifl on handle to allow seat to
swrvel Push down on handle to lock seat ln positron.
J—Lumbar Adjustment Knob , Turn knob clockwrse
to add support to lower back. Turn counterclockwrse to
lessen resrstance to lower back
K—Arm Rest Adjustment Cap Screws , Loosen cap
screws to shoe arm rest up oroown. Retighten cap screws.
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Adjust Heated Leather Seat (If Equipped)
Heated seat provrdes two settrngs for rncreased comfort
during cold days Heat IS controlled by swtlch located In
left armrest Three settlngs are HlGH (A), LOW (C), and
OFF (B). When tractor is shutoff seat also turns off or
after one hour of use switch automatrcally turns off To
start or restart heat
0 Press swrtch all the way down for HIGH
0 Press swrtch to the mrddle for LOW
0 Press swrtch to top for OFF
A—High Setting - Press to activate hrgh heat settrng
B—Offr Press to turn heat off.
C—Low Setting - Press to actrvate low heat settlng
Heated Leather Swltch
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Operator Station
Adjust ActiveSeatTM (If Equipped)
ActiveSeatT" has ride zone protection (RZP) a bulilrlfl
buffer at high and low end of vertical seat travel resulting
in a much smoother ride To receive maximum benefit
from ActiveSeat” RZP system, adjust seat to operators
height and weight prior to operating tractor. After
adjustment, seat automatically moves into protected zone
when operator adjusts seat height position to a level at or
near vertical seat travel limits
A—Back Tilt Handle , Allows seat back to tilt
B—Flip Up Armrest , Can be flipped up out of the way
C—Height Adjustment Swdch - Tum key to “ON Press
lower portion of swnch to lower seat or press upper portion
of SWitch to raise seat
D—Armrest Tilt Adjustment Knob - Tum knob to adjust
armrest angle
E—Fore/Aft Seat Adjustment Handle , Lift up handle,
move seat forward or backward, press handle back down
to lock into place
F—Fore/Aft Isolation Handle , Adjust lever to back
setting lock into place With locking lever Seat Will absorb
shock impacts while tractor is in motion Seat won‘t move
fartherthat 25 mm in any direction.
G—Lateral Isolation Handle , Push down on handle to
unlock lateral seat suspension. Pull up on handle to lock
seal in posmon.
H—Adjustment Damper Handle - Air Suspension seat
only Control amount of bounce operator feels while
drivmg Adjust firmer to reduce amount of bounce
l—Seat Swivel Handle , Lifl on handle to allow seat to
swivel Push down on handle to lock seat in position.
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J—Lumbar Adjustment Knob - Turn clockwise to add
support to lower back Turn countercloCKWise to lessen
resistance to lower back
K—Armrest Adjustment Cap Screws - Loosen cap
screws to slide arm rest up ordown Retighten cap screws.
L—Firmness Adjustment , provides three different levels
of seat suspension performance Press upper portion
“+" of SWitch forthe firmest ride or lower portion “-" for
the softest ride
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Operator Station ‘
Adjust ComfortCommandTM with HCS Plus1
Cab Suspension Seat
A— Height Adjustment Switch - Turn key to "ON"
Press lower porlron of swntch to lower seat or press upper
portion of swrtch to raise seat
B—Heat/Vent Level Control Switch -Press to adjust
level of heat or ventrlatron
C—HeatNent Select Switch - Press to actrvate heat or
ventrlation functrons
D—LH Armrest Tilt Adjustment Knob , Turn knob to
adjust armrest angle.
E—Seat Back Recliner Adjustment Handle - Pull up to
adjust back of seat
F—Lateral Attenuation Lever - Adjust leverto move
seat from srde to srde Lock lever rnto posrtion when at
desrred location
G—Ride Firmness Control - Pull lever to one or four
posrtions to adjust the damping of seat
H—ForelAft Attenuation - Adjust seat to control amount
of fore/aft movement from tractor. Seat absorbs some
movement from shock impacts whrle drrvrng.
l—Seat Swivel Handle , Lifl on handle to allow seat to
swrvel Push down on handle to lock seat rn posrtion
J—Cushion Height Adjustment - Pull to adjust height of
cushion up or down
K—Fore/Aft Cushion Adjustment - Pull to adjust
cushion forwards or backwards
L—Fore/Aft Adjustment Lever , ert up on handle move
seat forward or backward, press handle back down to
lock rnto place
ComfortCommand rs a trademark gr Deere & Company
‘ Hydrorpneumatlc cab suspension plus
Comforth/nmand’” with HOS Plus Cab Suspensron Seat
A—Heated Sea! Swllch
M—ldeal Weight Indicator , Gauge shows when seat is
adjusted to operators werght ano herght Green markrng
will be vrsable when adjusted
N—Lumbar Adjustment Knob , Turn knob clockwise
to add support to lower back Turb counterclockwuse to
lessen resistance to lower back
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Operator Station
Using Instructional Seat
ACAUTION: Instructional seat is provided only
for training operators or diagnosing machine
problems. Keep all other riders off tractor and
equipment. Always wear seat belt (A).
Instructional seat back tilts forward to be used as writing
surface (8) Flip up seat (C) tilts up to allow eaSier
entrance and egress.
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A75eal Bell C—Fllp Up Seal
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instructional Seat Converted To Writing Surface
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Instructional Seat Folded Up For Easier Egress
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Operator Presence Sensor
Audiole warning sounds if operator leaves seat with PTO
engaged oi it SCV is left in detent flow position After 5 ACAUTION: PTO and/or SCV do not automatically
seconds, audiole warning sound will stop disengage when systems sense operator
is out of seat.
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Operator Station
Adjust CommandARM TM Position
1 Tuiii CommandARMT’“ Adiustment Knob (A)
2 By turning CommandARll/l’” Adiustment Knoo (A),
CommandARMW automatically moves to highest
possmle setting Push CommandARMW controls
down to deSired posmon
3 Once proper height is maintained turn
CommandARMT’“ Adjustment Knob (A) in opposne
direction to original posmon to look
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Adjustment Knob
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Adjust Steering Wheel and Column
Telescope: Rotate knob (A) counterclockwrse and pull or
push to extend or retract steering column Rotate knob
cloCKWise to look.
Till: Pull up on lever (B) and move steering column to
desired position Release leverto lock
Memory: Push down on foot pedal (C) to allow steering
column to move up and out of way for easy entry or exit.
Push down on foot pedal and pull down on steering wheel
to return steering column to previous setting
A—Knob C—Foot Pedal
E—Lever
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Operator Station
Operate Horn
Push button on end ofsigna‘ lever (A) to activate horn
A—Signal Lever/Horn
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Operator Station
Generation 4 CommandCenterTM HVAC
Settings
To access the main page, use shortcut buttons or follow
alternative path.
’i Select Menu.
2 Select Tractor Settings tab.
3 Select HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air
Conditioning) icon.
- A—Set Temperature Module: Select to access Set
Temperature page (M)
- B—Auto Air Flow Toggle: Select for air flow to be
auto adjusted
- c—Defrost Toggle: Select to activate defrost.
- D—Defrost and Floor Toggle: Select to activate
defrost and floor vents.
- E—Defrost, Floor, and Cab Toggle: Select to activate
defrost, floor and cab vents
- F—Cab and Floor Toggle: Select to activate floor and
cab vents.
- G—Fan OFF: Move slide barto OFF posmon to turn
fan off
- H—Fan AUTO: Adjust slide oarto AUTO position to
have tan be auto adjusted
- l—Fan Increment Bar: Use to aoiust fan speed As
slide moves right, fan strength increases As slide
moves Iefl tan strength decreases
IMPORTANT: If system is not cooling properly,
turn air conditioning smtch off to avoid
possible compressor damage.
- J—A/C Toggle: Use to turn A/C ON or OFF
- K—Outside Temperature Module: Displays the
temperature outSioe of the cab
- L—Set Temperature Page: Page used to aoiust cab
temperature
- M—lncrease Button: Select to increase temperature
in cab.
- N—Display Temperature Box Displays the
temperature setting
- O—Decrease Button: Select to decrease temperature
in cab
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Operator Station
Operate Front Wiper and Washer
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AiFronl WIper/Washer Knob 070" F7 Fast Speed
Biwasher Icon Dilntermltlent Speed G—Frunl Washer Reservoir
E—Slow Speed
Wper/washer knob (A) has four positions Push knob in to operate from washer
: ‘OfF tt t O t Front washer reservmr (G) Is behind battery compartment
n errnr 5” pera '0” cover Fili reservmrwrth a washer flurd In cold clrmates
- Siaw Speed
. Fast Speed be sure fluid contains antr-freeze
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Operate Rear Wiper and Washer (If Equipped)
Switch (A) has three posrtions.
Right—OFF posrtron
Center—ON positron Rear wiper rs activated
Left—Rear wrndow washer ON when switch rs held
Reiease swrtch to turn OFF rear window washer
A—Rear WIper/Washer Swllch
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Operate Right-Hand Wiper and Washer (If
Equipped)
Switch (A) has three positrons:
RightioFF posrtron.
Center—ON positron Rearwrper rs actrvated
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Left—Rear window washer ON when swrtch rs held
Reiease swrtch to turn OFF rear window washer
AiRIghI-Hand WIper/Washer
Swllch
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Operator
Station
Install Business Band or Citizens Band (CB)
Radio and Antenna
CAUTION: Under no circumstances should
business band radio antenna be mounted to rear
of cab or antenna cable be routed near harness
for electrical system control units or operator
controls. Failure to follow these precautions
could expose operator to radio frequency
energy levels higher than recommended by
American National Standards Institute (ANSI)
and/or could cause undeSirable performance
of electronically controlled systems.
ACAUTION: Prevent possible personal injury.
Disconnect battery ground cable before
any electrical repair.
IMPORTANT: (Final Tier 4 and Stage IV Engines
only. To determine which engine your tractor
is equipped with, see Record Engine Serial
Number in Identification Numbers section of
this Operator's Manual.) Do not disconnect
battery until Selective Catalyst Reduction (SCR)
system has had enough time to automatically
purge system of Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) .
If adequate time is not allowed for system to
be purged, any DEF remaining can crystallize
and plug system. At temperatures below
-15°C (5°F), unpurged DEF will freeze and
damage system components. If equipped with
a batteiy disconnect system, a light next to
the disconnect system is illuminated while
auto-purge is in progress. It shuts off when
complete and safe to disconnect the battery. If
tractor is not equipped With battery disconnect,
wait at least 4 minutes after tractor stops before
disconnecting battery. To determine which
engine your tractor is equipped with, see Record
Engine Serial Number in Identification Numbers
section of this Operator's Manual.
NOTE Only tractors equipped With Business Band
Radio Mounting and Wiring Option from factory
have business band bracket behind head/iner and
antenna cables behind right rear corner post cover.
See your John DeereW dealer for Business Band
Radio and Antenna Installation Instructions
Custom Installation
Custom CB or Business Band radio installation requires
special tools and skills to tune antenna for lowest
John Deere is a trademark of Deere & Company
Antenna Coaxia/ Cab/e And Business Band Radio Power/Ground
Plug Coiled Ben/rid Right Rear Carrier Past Cover
Affiracket
B—Antenna Coaxial Cable
Cifiuslness Band Radio
Power/Ground Cable
possible VSWR (Voltage Standing Wave Ratio) Qualified
professional should be employed or consulted before
attempting installation Contact your John Deere”’ dealer
for recommendations. FolloWing specifications are useful
to installer
Specifications for Factory Installed Radio Installation
Kit
- RoofAntenna Mount: MNO type
- Cable Specifications Cable length is 3 6 m (11.8
ft) from antenna mount to PL7259 radio connector
RG758/U cable has 50 ohms intrinSic impedance
- Roof Ground Plane: Grounded large antenna
counterpoise foil undergieeii cab roofallows installation
of either 1/4 or V2 wave antenna.
- CB Antenna Normal CB antenna can be attached to
factory installed IVINO antenna mount through use of
an appropriate adapter Special CB antenna already
equipped With MNO base may alternatively be used
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PN:133
Operator Station
Use Auxiliaw Power Strip and Electrical Outlets (If Equipped)
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Auxiliary Power smp Auxiliary Power strip Convenience Outlet
IMPORTANT: Power strip is not surge suppressor.
Electrical equipment with program memory
requires protection from damage of electrical
surges and spikes.
Power strip (A) provides SlX 12 volt grounded power
outlets for use connecting auxiliary equipment This
power is 30 amp SWitched and 30 amp unswitched
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Adapters are available from your John Deere’” dealer
Adapters plug directly into power strip To change to
sWitched power on adapter remove small tab at end of
slot on plug and rotate plug 1803
NOTE: Outlets are protected by a Boeamp fuse
12 volt accessory outlets (F) located on right-hand console
or outlet (G) in storage box are used when connecting
auxiliary equipment.
Pin (l-l) prUVides battery power pin (I) provides ground,
and pin (J) prUVides (key) switched power For additional
information on connections, see appropriate auxiliary
equipment installation instructions or your John DeereW
dealer
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AiAuxiliary Power Strip FiAccessory Outlet ,
E—Batlery (Unswltched) [RightrHand Console]
C_Gmund 5_Accessmy (mm [In Accessory E/ectncal Outlet /n Storage Box
DiBattery (Switched) Storage Box)
E—Dlagnoslic Connector Hifialtery [Unswitchedl
(DEALER USE ONLY) I7 Ground
J— Ealtery [Switched]
Accessory Elect/ica/ Out/er Pins
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Operator Station
Connect Compatible Electronic Equipment
All 7R Series Tractors are ISOBUS ready and offer
connectlons for Implements conformlng to both ISO
11786 and 11783 standards ISO 11786 (A) provrdes
radar or GPS speed signal See Configuring Tractor for
(BPS/Radar rn this sectron
GreenStar” corner post connector (B) allows any
GreenStar” display connectron. See your John DeereW
dealer for compatible adapter harnesses
IMPORTANT: USE ISO 11783 (F) only with ISO 11783
compliant components. Other uses could
damage tractor electronic components.
ISOBUS ready preparatlon Includes ISO 11783
standardized connector on rlght hand console and
implement connector on tractor rear facilitating
tractor/rmplement communrcations
ert the Release (D) when disconnecting the rmplement
from the connector on back of tractor
Ailso 11786 Standard E—Hanole I,
Connector (Corner Post F—lmplement Connector =
nght] (Tractor Front] [If Equlpped)
e—creenStarw Connector Gilso 11733 Standard
(Corner Post Lem Connector [RIght-Hand
Cilmplement Connector Console]
(Traclor Rear]
D—Release Implement connector on Tractor Rear
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EXAS'R/lnf‘rn
/30 11783 Connector on Right Conso/e
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Greehstar rs a trademark ofDeeIe & Company
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PN:135
Operator Station
Configure Tractor For (BPS/Radar
Tractors equipped with radar must be re-configureo
when switching to GPS radio as true ground speed input
signai. To configure tractor
1 Remove screws (A) and oowerstrip (B) (if equipped)
or cover piate
2. Inside rightrhand consoie iocate one Wire iead marked
“GPS and one marked Radar".
Remove radar connector (C) from tractor harness
connector (E)
Remove dust cap (F) from GPS connector (D)
Instail GPS connector into tractor harness connector
Instail dust cap onto raoar connector
Reinstail power strip (if equipped).
F”
Remove Screws And Optional Power Strip
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On tractors not equipped With radar two control unit
addresses have to be changed to ado a GPS signal ©
Contact your John Deere” oeaier ©
A—Screws D—GPS Connector
BiFower Slrlp E—Traclor Harness Connector
c—Radar Connector F—Dust Cap
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Configured Connector For Radar
Remove Connector
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PN:136
Operator Station
Mount StarFireTM Receiver
ACAUTION: Falling while installing or removing
global positioning receiver can cause serious
injury. Use ladder or platform to easily
reach mounting location.
Use sturdy and secure footholds and hand
holds. Do not inst | or remove receiver
m wet or my con ons.
Mount StarFireTl‘ receiver (A) on StarFireT” receiver
bracket (B)
NOTE: Refer to your John Deere’“ dealer or to
StarFire "' receiver installation instructions
for further compatibility
See your John Deere’“ dealer for compatible
adapter harnesses,
A—StarFireYM Receiver B—SIarFireYM ReceiverBrackel
SterFire W Receiver Bracket
StarFiIe is a trademark of Deere & Company
John Deere IS a trademark ofDeeIe & Company
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PN:137
Operator Station
Install GreenStarTM System Components
IMPORTANT: This vehicle employs one or more CAN
bus networks. Connecting unapproved devices
to vehicle network (5) may cause machine
to degrade tn performance or fail to perform
properly. Further, unapproved devices that ;
attempt control of tractor functions should not g
be connected to implement network (ISOBUS).
Attach bracket to corner post mounts (A) g
2 Attach display to bracket using Wing nuts (B) (prOVided :;
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With display)
Attach Bracket To Currier Post Mount
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3. Attach harness to corner post connector (C) and lower
GreenStar’” display connector (D) on back of display
4. Position display so it is comfortable to reach and does
not obstruct operator View.
5. Connect StarFire’” receiver connector (E) to StarfireW
receiver (F)
NOTE: See your John Deerem dea/er for compatible
adapter harnesses,
A7Corner Post Mounts DiGreenStarW Display
E—thg Nuts Connector
c—Creenstarw Corner Post E—SlarFtreW Recetver
Connector Connector Connect SiarF/re'“ Receiver
F—SlarFtreW Receiver
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GreenStar is a trademark ameere & Company
StarFiIe is a trademark of Deere & Company
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25-15
PN:13E
Operator Station
Install Machine Communications Radio
(MCR) Antenna (If Equipped)
NOTE This antenna is only be available for machines that
have a factory Installed Machine Communications
Rad/oi ”John Deere FarmSIghf” and MCR" opt/on
Remove antenna from storage under passenger seat
2 Remove cap from MCR antenna post (A) from rear
left roof
3 Screw MCR antenna (B) onto MCR antenna post
A—MCR Antenna Post B—MCR Antenna MGR meme P05?
Connect MCE’ Antenna
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25-16 PN:139
Operator Station
Connect AutchracTM Assisted Steering System (If Equipped)
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Sta/Fire W Receiver
NOTE: Electrorhydrau/r‘c steering is required for
AutoTraCY'r’ to function
Refer to AutoTracW Operator‘s Manual for detaried
Instruotrons
. AutoTraC” system utrlrzes StarFire” positron receiver
(A) and GreenStarW Drspiay 2630 (B)1 to assist
operator In steenng tractor
- Operator rnust resume manual oontroi at end of each
pass and when field obstacles are encountered
Steering controi is obtarned by sirnpiy turning steenng
wheel.
NOTE See your John Deere W dealer for compatible
adapter harnesses
AiPosIIIon Recelver CiAutoTraCW Resume auiton
5710.4 Inch dlsplay n77 Inch dlsplay
StarF/re ts a trademark or Deere & Company
John Deere rs a trademark er Deere a Company
CommandCenterts a trademark droeere & Company
GIeenSzaI rs a trademark or Deere a Company
Aytarrac ts a trademark or Deere & Company
‘GreenStarD/sp/ay 1800 (C) on 2600 (o) are compatible
John Deere’” 46170 CommandCenter‘”
John Deere” 4100 CommandCenter’”
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PN:14D
Operator
Station
Monitor Bracket Mounts
'2
From Corner Post Mounting Points
AiFront Corner Post Mounting BiRear Corner Post Mounting
Points Points
Front ooiiiei post mounting points (A) and ieai coinei
post mounting pomts (B) aie used to connect impiement
monitors to cab using M10 cap screws See your John
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Rear Corner Post Mounting Points
DEERE-m oeaiei for brackets that utiiize these mounting
points
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Use Manual Mirror (If Equipped)
Loosen mirror aiin locking knob (A) and siide minor aim
to desneo posmon Securely tighten tacking knob when
adjustment is complete
Push on mirrorto move surface into desired position
Using a soft cloth after mirror is adiusted, Wipe any
smudges off face of mirror
A—Mirror Arm Adjustment
Knob
E—error Arm
Cilnslde Edge
Dioutside Edge
E7Upper Edge
F7 Lower Edge
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PN:14i
Operator Station
Use Electric Mirror (If Equipped)
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Rea/View Mirror SWircii Elecmca/ Rear-View Mirror (Rigm-Hand Side Shown)
Aiselectlon Swltchinghl CiAngle Lefl F—Tilt Down
error DiTllt Up G—Eleclncal REBFVIEW Mirror
E—Selectlun Swllch—Lefl Mirmr EiAngle Righi
1 Select right (A) or left (B) mirror.
2 Push adjustment sthch to angle mirror Iefi (C Ul right
(E)
3 Push adiustment switch to tilt mirror up (D) ordown (F)
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Use Telescoping Heated Electric Mirror (If Equipped)
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:4 Te/escopirig E/ecmca/ Rearrl/iew Minor (Rig/70mm Side Shown)
REBIrl/lEW MIIIOI Swilcii
Aiselectlon SWIIChinghI CiExlend GiTill Up K—Mirmr
Mirror DiRelracl Hill“ Down
E—Selectlun Swllch—Lefl Mirror EiAngle Len I7 Healing Swllch
FiAngle Rigni J7 Telescoping Arm
1 Select right (A) 0' ‘Efl (B) mirror Pressing heating sWitCh (l) turns mirror heating on or
2 push adjustment swnch to extend (C) or retract (D) off. When heat is on swnch is illuminated. Healing Will
continue until it is swilched off or key swilch is lurned off
3 PUSh adjustment SWltch 101‘” mliiOFUD (G) ordown (H) if heating sthch is not manuallyturned off mirror heating
. Will restan when key sthch is turned 10 aCCBSSUIy 0i en
4. {ash adiustment swnch to angle mirror left (E) or right posnion
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PN:142
Operator Station
Refrigerator or Storage Space (If Equipped)
NOTE: Refrigerator only works when ignition key is
in RUN or ACC positions
Use refrigerator controls to adjust temperature inside of
refrigerator. Levels are from off to 5, With 5 being coldest
temperature possible
A—Reingeramnsmrage Space B—Refrlgeramr Controls
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PN:143
Operator Station
Position Left-Hand Steps
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Vlfide Steps and Hand RailsiTractors Equipped with Group 47/45 Tires Narrow Steps and Hand RailsiTractors Equipped VI/lfh
Group 47/48 Tlles
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l/Wde Steps and Hand Railsil'ractors Equipped Vl/lm Group 49 Tires Narrow Steps and Hand RailsiTractors Equipped Wit/7 Group 49 Tires
A—Lower Side Panel 1 D—Slep Posilioning Bolts G—Handrail
E—Luwer Slde Panel 2 E—Slde Bracket 1 [Wlde Slaps H—Upper Slde Panel 1
CiPanel Poslllonlng Bolts Only) |7 Upper Slde Panel 2
F75Ide Bracket 2 [Wlde Steps JiMIddle Step [Group 49 Tlres
Only) Only)
NOTE: Step assembly can be adjusted to either
wide or narrow position. For wide positioned
steps, use round holes in upper and lower Side
Remove lower side panels 1 and 2 (A, B) by removing
bolts (C) on both sides of step assembly
pane/s. For narrow steps, use square holes To swrtch from Wide position to narrow position, Slde
in upper and lower side panels. brackets (E F) need to be removed, and the lower side
panels (AB) need to be shifted into narrow position as
Remove steps by removmg bolts (D) shown
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PN:144
Operator Station
To switch from narrow posrtion to wrde positron attach
srde brackets 1 and 2 (E F) to lower and upperside panels
(A SH l) Side brackets must be ordered through a dealer
for tractors shipped from factory with narrow steps
Use bolts (D) to aoyust rndwrdual steps to match step
assembly wrdth.
NOTE: Upper side panels (H,/) do not have to be
removed to change step positions.
Oh tractors equipped with Group 49 tires, positroning
bolts for mrddle step (J) are also used to hold handrarl
(G) in place
Item Measurement
Cap Screws Torque
After correctly posrtionrng steps and handrarl, tighten cap
screws to specrfled torque.
Part Part Number
Group 48 Srde Bracket t (E) R542430
Group 48 Srde Bracket 2 (F) R542429
Group 49 Srde Bracket t (E) R543230
Group 49 Srde Bracket 2 (r) R542654
Specification
73 N m (54 lb-fl)
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Right-Hand Service Steps
ACAUTION: Exhaust and muffler may be very hot.
Do not use right side steps to access front step.
Fixed upper step above right fuel tank (A) allows access
to right srde of cab for servrce. Three pivotrng middle
steps (B) and one bottom extendable step (C) provide
access to upper step
Three mrdole steps (8) pivot rnto positron Pull down on
step to posrtlon When done usrng step, lrft up, step wtll
latch Into place Bottom step (C) slides under fuel tank
when not in use
ACAUTION: To avoid injury, use handheld slot (D)
on lowest right-hand step to lower and raise step.
To extend bottom step, pull lock pm (E) forward until
completely removed from step support Grasp step
usrng handhold slot (D) and pull outward and down untrl
completely extended Fully Insert lock pm (E) In step
support to secure bottom step when lfl stored posrtioh
Retract and securely store all mrodle and lower steps
when not rn use Use handholds to move steps
A7Upper Step
E—Mlddle Plvotlng Steps
C—Butlum Exlendable Slap
Difiotlom Step Handhold Slot
E—Lock Pln
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PN:14S
Operating the Engine
Exhaust Filter System Overview
Machine is equipped With emissron compliant engine
which cleans and filters exhaust gas Under normal
machine operation and With system in AUTO mode
system requires minimal operator interaction
To avoid buildup of diesel particulates ul soot in exhaust
filter system
0 Utilize AUTO Exhaust Filter Cleaning mode
- Avoid unnecessary idling
- Use proper engine oil (see Diesel Engine Oil in Fuels,
Lubricants, and Coolants Section ofthis Operators
Manual)
- Use only ultra low sulfur fuel (see Diesel Engine Oil
in Fuels, Lubricants and Coolants Section of this
Operators Manual)
Exhaust Filter System Clean
IMPORTANT: Disable mode (D) should be used
when temporarily connected to an indoor
ducted exhaust system for diagnostic
and repair activ s.
Exhaust Filter Cleaning will automatically reset
hack to AUTO mode after every key cycle.
NOTE: Parked Exhaust Filter Cleaning indicator (A)
may be active or inactive (grayed out) depending
on exhaust filter restriction level (see Parked
Exhaust Filter Cleaning later in this section
of this Operator’s Manual)
There are two exhaust filter system modes AUTO (C)
and Disabled (D).
Use shortcut buttons or follow alternative path to change
filter cleaning setting.
kamN—t
Select Menu .
Select Tractor Settings tab.
Select Engine icon.
Select Auto Exhaust Cleaning Mode (B).
Select Auto Exhaust Filter Cleaning Mode toggle
(C) to allow exhaust filter system to perform clean
as required
IMPORTANT: AVOId Disabled mode unless
lng
absolutely necessary. Repeated disabling or
ignoring prompts to perform manual / parked
cleaning procedure will cause additional
engine power limitation and can eventually
lead to required dealer service.
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AiExhaust Fllter Cleanlng CiAUTO Exhaust Fllter
Mode Cleaning Mode Toggle
B—Auto Exhaust Cleaning D—Dlsable Exhaust Filler
Mode Cleaning Mode Toggle
6 Select Disable Exhaust Filter Cleaning Mode toggle
(D) to disable exhaust filter system
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PN:146
Operating the Engine
Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) System Overview
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sore System
AiscR Catalyst
E—DEF Dosing Injector
CiDEF Doslng Unlt
DiDEF Tank Header Assembly
IMPORTANT: Do not remove battery leads for at least
4 minutes after engine stops. The SCR system
automatically purges itself of Diesel Exhaust
Fluid (DEF) immediately after the engine is
stopped. If adequate time is not allowed for
lines to be purged, residual DEF can freeze
and possibly damage components of the SCR
system during cold-weather exposure.
ln order to comply with national and local emission
requirements this engine series contains a Selective
Catalytic Reduction (SCR) system. The main components
of the SCR system include the SCR catalyst (A), DEF
dosing injector (B), DEF dosmg unit (C) DEF tank header
assembly (D) and DEF tank (E) The SCR system is
effective at reducing the nitrogen oxides (NOx) emissions
NOx is a major component ofsmog and acid rain.
During combustion NOx molecules are formed in the
exhaust DEF is injected into the exhaust stream before
the SCR catalyst Through a chemical reaction in the
SCR NOx is converted into nitrogen and water
Water vapor is a normal by-product of combustion During
cold-weather operation at loW exhaust temperatures
E—DEF Tank
this water vapor can condense and resemble white
smoke from the exhaust This Will dissipate as operating
temperature increases and the water is further vaporized
This situation is considered normal
A DEF solution begins to crystallize and freeze at .11
DC (12 °F) Vlfith climate temperatures that can range
much colderthan this, DEF is expected to freeze in the
DEF tank For this reason, the DEF tank contains a
heating element that proVides rapid thaWing of DEF upon
start-up The heating element cycles to maintain fluidity
during operation as needed DEF is not dosed upon initial
start-up, therefore it is not necessary to have liquid DEF
at cold start-up.
lf DEF quality deteriorates and it is no longer within
specifications, the engine can derate DEF should be
crystal clear With a light ammonia smell lf DEF appears
cloudy has a colored tint, or has a profound ammonia
smell it is likely not Within specification A Diagnostic
Trouble Code (DTC) is displayed, informing the operator
to replace the DEF. Upon replacement of DEF and
operation ofthe engine under load for a period of time or
an exhaust filter cleaning the code automatically goes
away With no required input from the operator
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PN:i47
Operating the Engine
Auto Exhaust Filter Cleaning Mode
Auto mode allows Exhaust Filter System to perform
exhaust filter cleaning whenever required Cornerpost
Display indicators and CommandCenterW prompts
proVide operator information related to exhaust filter
system actIVity
Exhaust Filter Cleaning Indicator (A) illuminates when
exhaust filter system is performing exhaust filter cleaning.
IMPORTANT: During exhaust filter cleaning operation,
there may be higher exhaust gas temperatures
and engine may operate at elevated idle.
Exhaust Filter Restricted—Depending on operating
conditions, Exhaust Filter System may request a Change
in tractor operation CommandCenterW prompts describe
spemfic operational changes needed
AiEXhaust Fllter Cleanlng
Indicator
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30-3 PN:i4E
Operating the Engine ‘
Parked Exhaust Filter Cleaning WW mm”
Parked exhaust frlter cleaning rs automated to allow system “a I Tractor 5.1“”. I O
to clean exhaust filter when required Dunng process :5:
engine speed IS controlled by system and machine must
remain parked to complete procedure Trme required for MENU * WWW Settings Tab a Engine MD"
Parked Exhaust FrlterCleaning process rs dependent upon
level of exhaust filter restrictron ambrent temperatures mum in. m
and current exhaust gas temperature CommandCenterW
prompts provrde estrmated time for completron. 0 o
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Follow ath to erform Parked Exhaust Frlter Cleanrn ‘3 l?
p p 9 1400 mi. 1600 m. 159 93;:
1. Select Menu.
2 Select Tractor Settings tab. “um‘nmw'm WW”,
3 Select Engine Icon. 7'
4 Select Parked Exhaust Filter Cleaning button (A). 5—“ 00000.“:
5. Conditions for Parked/Service Regeneration to ® 80
occur are as follows:
- Stop Tractor Motion
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If any of these conditrons are not met service "'"mmmm'
regeneration may not occur V‘“""""""'“ ”a.
6 Select Next button (B) once conditions are met «k...r.....au.mm 'Efmmtlrémm
IMPORTANT: During parked exhaust filter “MM“, rmvzxmmm
cleaning operation, engine may operate wimmmnm‘
at elevated idle. Jam-rm “lawman/mm
Engine speed will be controlled by machine
during filter cleaning.
NOTE At any time during parked procedure, mm Plummmmg 0
process can be cancelled by advancmg
throttle, engaging transmission, selecting
cance/ button. or stopping engine,
7 When process starts status page appears 0 “WWW" ““9“”
Parked filter cleaning has two steps preparation
and cleanrng During preparation Exhaust Frlter .
System controls engine speed to rncrease exhaust 0 Emu‘mwumwwmm
temperature During cleaning dresel particulates or
soot are cleaned from Exhaust Filter System. Parked
exhaust filter cleaning may exceed 40 minutes
8 Once parked filter cleaning process IS complete select
Close Window button (C) to return to prevrously
opened screen.
A7 Parked Exhaust Filter 0— Close Wlndow button
Cleanlng button
5— Next hutlon
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PN:149
Operating the Engine
Selective Catalyst Reduction (SCR) System -
Final Tier 4 and Stage IV Engines
IMPORTANT: To determine with which engine type
tractor is equipped, see Record Engine Serial
Number in Identification Numbers Section
of this Operator‘s Manual.
IMPORTANT: It is unlawful to tamper with or remove
any component of the aftertreatment system.
It is also unlawful to use Diesel Exhaust Fluid
(DEF) that does not meet the specifications
provided or to operate the vehicle with no DEF.
IMPORTANT: Using incorrect or unapproved
aftertreatment components can cause damage
to vehicle‘s aftertreatment system and reduce
ability of aftertreatment system to function
correctly. Never interchange aftertreatment
components between Interim Tier 4/Stage III B
and Final Tier 4IStage IV equipped vehicles.
NOTE: SCR system monitors quality of DEF flowing
through it If a fluid other than DEF at correct
urea concentration is detected, system will
display a diagnostic trouble code and a four hour
internal counter starts, After four hours. engine
power and speed are derated
SCR system supplies Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) to
engine aftertreatment system DEF Works in conjunction
With tractor aftertreatment components to reduce
emissions. See Fuel, Lubricants and Coolant section in
this Operator’s Manual for specifications and information
about DEF
Tractor electronic systems monitor DEF level to assure
piopei performance Cornerpost displays current DEF
level (A) When quantity of DEF reaches reduced levels
systems change tractor operation Refilling DEF tank
will cause system to return tractor to normal operation
Refilling DEF tank eveiy time tractor is refueled is
recommended See Filling DEF Tank in Fuel, Lubricants
and Coolant section of this operator’s manual
DEF level and operation changes.
Normal Operation—When DEF level is Within this range
(B), DEF symbol is on and tractor operates normally
Always maintain fill Within this level for uninterrupted
performance
D—LoW DEF Level 1
E—LoW DEF Level 2
A7DEF Level Gauge
B—Normal Operation Range
C—DEF Symbol
Low DEF Level 1—When DEF level drops to first red bar
(D), DEF indicator flashes and a diagnostic trouble code
are displayed Tractor operates normally, but refill of DEF
tank is recommended.
Low DEF Level 2—When DEF level falls below this
point (E) DEF indicator stops flashing A diagnostic
trouble code is displayed and engine power and speed
aie derated Refill DEF tank and restarttractorto iesuine
normal operation.
DEF freezes at 711”!) (12“F) and will not flow to the SCR
system Tractor systems seiise loW temperature and allow
engine to start even With no DEF flow Engine coolant is
used to thaw fluid in DEF tank When engine is running. lf
system senses that DEF has thawed and SCR system is
operating normally Within forty minutes, tractor is allowed
to continue operation If DEF floW is not sensed Within
forty minutes a diagnostic trouble code is displayed and a
four hour internal counter starts After four hours, engine
power and speed are derated FreeZing and thaWing of
DEF does not degrade it
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