AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer Hardware Installation Guide

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1 AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer Hardware Installation Guide Supported Models: John Deere 9120 Wheeled John Deere 9220 Wheeled John Deere 9320 Wheeled John Deere 9420 Wheeled John Deere 9520 Wheeled John Deere 9620 Wheeled (All models AT-Ready and equipped with factory electrohydraulic steering system.) PN: A

2 Special Requirements Tools This list consists of special tools that are needed. A complete set of common installation tools is assumed. If you find that you are using other special tools, please notify Documentation@gpsfarm.com. Metric open wrenches Metric socket wrenches up to 24mm Soft brush Clean rags Attention Tighten all screws, bolts, nuts, and cable connections after the final assembly of the AutoFarm Steering System on the vehicle. Technical Support Contact Technical Support at: (877) Documentation Feedback Please contact Novariant via at Documentation@gpsfarm.com with: outdated pictures or instructions tips for other installers general comments or suggestions ii

3 Table of Contents Special Requirements ii Tools ii Attention ii Technical Support ii Installation Overview Installation Process Overview Installation Kit Overview Installation Kit Components Install the Roof Module Safety Notes Install the Mounting Rail Attach Antenna Mount the Roof Module Install the User Terminal User Terminal Installation Overview Mount and Adjust the User Terminal Install the SA Module Recommended SA Module Mounting Positions Mount the SA Module Bracket Mount the SA Module to the Bracket Install the Main Cable Harness Attach the Main Cable Harness to the User Terminal Attach the Main Cable Harness to the Roof Module Install the AutoSteer System on the JD Tractor System Chapter Overview Connect AutoSteer Harness to JD Steering Wheel Sensor Connect to the JD Valve Continue to the Novariant Standard Platform Installation Install the SA Module Cable Harness Attach the Cable to the SA Module Connect the SA Module Harness to the Tractor s Wheel Angle Sensor Attach SA Module Cable Harness to Main Cable Harness Attach the Cable to the Power Supply in the Cab Final Checklist iii

4 1. Installation Overview 1.1 Installation Process Overview This guide provides installation instructions for installing the AutoFarm AutoSteer assisted steering system on a John Deere tractor. There are five primary steps to completing the installation on a John Deere wheeled tractor. They are: 1. Perform Novariant standard platform installation as outlined in chapters 2-5 of this manual. 2. Connect to the steering wheel sensor. 3. Disconnect the existing John Deere connectors and replace them with Novariant dummy connectors. 4. Connect to the John Deere electrohydraulic steering valve. Connect cable to wheel angle sensor. 5. Complete the Novariant standard platform installation as outlined in chapters 7-8 of this manual. 1.2 Installation Kit Overview The John Deere 9000 Wheel Tractor Installation Kit (PN# ) contains the following components. (Component size is not shown to scale below.) 1

5 1.3 Installation Kit Components Item Component Part Number 1 Mounting Hardware Monitor Bracket Installation Guide SA Module Main Harness Cable SAM Harness Roof Module Bracket SA Module Bracket Bolt Kit Termination Kit

6 2. Install the Roof Module 2.1 Safety Notes The AutoFarm system must be powered OFF when installing or removing the roof module. The supplied locking pin or a padlock must be in place whenever the vehicle is in operation. The roof module must be removed from the vehicle when transporting or driving the vehicle at speeds above 30 mph. Make sure that you are in a stable position on the tractor platform when removing the roof module, so that you do not fall or drop the roof module. 2.2 Install the Mounting Rail Remove the two cab roof bolts as shown in the photo below. 3

Align the mounting rail to mounting holes and fasten the mounting rail to the roof using the longer bolts and spare washers provided in the installation kit.

7 Align the mounting rail to mounting holes and fasten the mounting rail to the roof using the longer bolts and spare washers provided in the installation kit. The lettered holes and the dummy cable connector must be on the left side of the tractor. rear front 2.3 Attach Antenna Attach the radio modem antenna. Note: The antenna should be attached hand tight. Do not use any tools to tighten the antenna. Apply a small amount of silicone grease to the o-ring seal on the antenna before mounting on the roof module. antenna 4

2.4 Mount the Roof Module Slide the roof module into locked

front Make sure that the spring lock is in place.

8 2.4 Mount the Roof Module Slide the roof module into locked position. The cable connection must be on the left side of the tractor, facing the rear. front Make sure that the spring lock is in place. locked position Insert and close the locking pin through the holes in the roof module and the mounting rail. Note that a padlock can replace the locking pin. locking pin 5

9 The installed roof module is shown in the photo below. 6

10 3. Install the User Terminal 3.1 User Terminal Installation Overview The user terminal components are shown below. terminal arm emergency stop AutoSteering button user terminal bracket screws terminal arm mounting plate user terminal bracket cable connector connection adjustment nuts 7

11 3.2 Mount and Adjust the User Terminal Remove hole covers from the cab post. threads for mounting bracket Mount the bracket assembly using the bolts provided in your kit. slider plate 8

12 Attach the adjustable arm to the user terminal. mounting plate Turn the lever to loosen the user terminal. Adjust the viewing angle and tighten the lever. (Different tractor shown below.) 9

13 The completed user terminal installation is shown in the photos below. Adjust the position and angle of the user terminal for easy operation. 10

14 4. Install the SA Module 4.1 Recommended SA Module Mounting Positions AutoFarm recommends mounting the SA module in the positions shown below. Do NOT mount the SA module in the positions shown in the figure below. 11

3 Mount the SA Module to the Bracket Mount the SA Module to the

15 4.2 Mount the SA Module Bracket Mount the SA module bracket in a protected position on the tractor s right side. mounting bolt 4.3 Mount the SA Module to the Bracket Mount the SA Module to the bracket and route the cable as shown in the photo below. SA module 12

2 Attach the Main Cable Harness to the Roof Module Attach the

16 5. Install the Main Cable Harness 5.1 Attach the Main Cable Harness to the User Terminal 5.2 Attach the Main Cable Harness to the Roof Module Attach the cable to the roof module. Note: The system must be turned off before you connect the cable to the roof module. 13

17 Secure the cable to the roof using the eye clamp. Route the cable down the left side of the cab and secure with cable ties. cable ties 14

6. Install the AutoSteer System on the JD Tractor System 6.1 Chapter Overview This chapter provides installation instructions for the following: 1.

18 6. Install the AutoSteer System on the JD Tractor System 6.1 Chapter Overview This chapter provides installation instructions for the following: 1. Connect the AutoSteer harness to the steering wheel sensor. 2. Connect the AutoSteer harness to the John Deere electrohydraulic steering valve. 6.2 Connect AutoSteer Harness to JD Steering Wheel Sensor The JD steering wheel encoder is located in the steering column of the steering wheel in the tractor cab as shown in the photos below. remove this panel Remove the steering wheel column panel as shown in the photo below. 15

steering column JD connectors to be disconnected Unplug the two pairs of

19 Locate and disconnect the existing John Deere steering encoder connectors. The steering encoder is shown removed from the tractor in the photo below. steering column JD connectors to be disconnected Unplug the two pairs of steering encoder connectors shown in the photo below. steering encoder connectors 16

Connect the AutoFarm cable to one connector on the encoder and cover

20 Install the two AutoFarm terminators over the two lower connectors as shown in the photo below. Connect the AutoFarm cable to one connector on the encoder and cover the second encoder connector. You can connect the AutoFarm cable to either of the two encoder connectors. AutoFarm cable 17

21 The steering encoder is shown removed from the tractor in the photo below. Remove the JD harness from the steering sensor and cover the two connectors with the two dummy connectors provided in the installation kit. Put a plastic bag over or tie off the existing open connector to protect it from elements. dummy connectors protect this connector JD harness AutoFarm harness Reinstall previously removed steering cover as shown in photo below. 18

3 Connect to the JD Valve Locate the JD electrohydraulic steering valve directly below the steering unit

22 Route the steering wheel encoder wiring harness out the cab through the rear window plug as shown in the photo below. AutoSteer steering wheel encoder wiring harness 6.3 Connect to the JD Valve Locate the JD electrohydraulic steering valve directly below the steering unit orbitral motor on the right hand tractor frame rail as shown in the photo below. AutoSteer valve wiring harness JD connector electrohydraulic steering valve 19

23 Disconnect the existing JD connector from the JD electrohydraulic steering valve as shown in the photo below. AutoSteer valve wiring harness electrohydraulic steering valve 20

Secure the harness in a protected position on the tractor using cable ties. AutoSteer dummy connector JD valve connector The valve shown below is removed from the tractor.

24 Connect the JD cable connector with the AutoFarm dummy connector to protect the original connector. Note: If a dummy connector for this cable was not supplied in your kit, protect the connector on the tractor harness with a sheet of strong plastic and cable ties. Secure the harness in a protected position on the tractor using cable ties. AutoSteer dummy connector JD valve connector The valve shown below is removed from the tractor. Connect the AutoFarm harness to the valve as shown in the photos below AutoFarm harness connector electrohydraulic steering valve 6.4 Continue to the Novariant Standard Platform Installation Continue to the standard AutoSteer installation outlined in the next chapter. 21

25 7. Install the SA Module Cable Harness 7.1 Attach the Cable to the SA Module Connect the cable to the SA Module. (Different vehicle shown below.) bottom of SA module cable connector locking mechanism in open position Close the cable connector locking mechanism. locked position 22

Note: To disconnect the cable from the SA module,

Wheel Angle Sensor Locate the tractor wheel angle

26 Note: To disconnect the cable from the SA module, the connector must first be unlocked as shown. pinch here pull upwards 7.2 Connect the SA Module Harness to the Tractor s Wheel Angle Sensor Locate the tractor wheel angle sensor on the tractor frame as shown in the photo below. linkage arms wheel angle sensor 23

wheel angle sensor existing wheel angle sensor cable AutoFarm termination Route and secure the AutoFarm WAS cable from the SA Module beneath the

27 Unplug the existing cable from the wheel angle sensor and cover the cable connector with an AutoFarm terminator. Secure the cable using cable ties to avoid possible damage. wheel angle sensor existing wheel angle sensor cable AutoFarm termination Route and secure the AutoFarm WAS cable from the SA Module beneath the cab to the WAS. The two main cable connectors exit through the rear cab access plugs to connect to the SAM Module cable. Attach the cable to the WAS. Important: All cables must be routed away from moving parts to avoid damage. AutoFarm wheel angle sensor cable 24

28 7.3 Attach SA Module Cable Harness to Main Cable Harness Route the SA Module cable into the cab through the rubber plug under the right side of rear window. 25

29 7.4 Attach the Cable to the Power Supply in the Cab 26

30 8. Final Checklist Check all cable connections. Power up the vehicle. Check manual steering. Power up the AutoSteer system and begin the calibration and tuning process according to the AutoSteer user manual. Check if all cables are secured with cable ties in a protected position to avoid damage. 27

AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer Hardware Installation Guide

AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer Hardware Installation Guide Supported Models: John Deere 7220 John Deere 7320 John Deere 7420 John Deere 7520 PN: 602-0022-02 Special Requirements Tools This list consists of special