Supported Models: Case SPX 3320 Case SPX 4410 Case SPX AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer. Hardware Installation Guide

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1 Supported Models: Case SPX 3320 Case SPX 4410 Case SPX 4420 AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer Hardware Installation Guide P/N: A February 2008

2 Special Requirements Tools This list consists of special tools required to complete the installation. A complete set of common installation tools are also required. If you are using special tools, please notify Documentation@gpsfarm.com. Metric open wrenches Metric socket wrenches up to 24 mm 1/4" UNC bottom taps (for cleaning out existing blind threaded holes) Soft brush Clean rags Oil collection pan (for collecting oil when hose connections are opened) Bench vise Flat file Hack saw with blade for steel Safety Warnings The AutoFarm system installer and manufacturer disclaim any responsibility for damage or physical harm caused by failure to adhere to the following requirements: WARNING To avoid collisions or electrical shock hazard, remove the roof module from the vehicle before driving under low structures or low electrical power lines. WARNING Ensure that you are in a stable position on the tractor platform when installing or removing the roof module, so that you do not fall or drop the roof module. WARNING To prevent the GPS steering system from running over a person, you must never leave the vehicle while the GPS steering system is engaged.

3 WARNING To avoid contact or inhalation of pesticides, clean the sprayer with water and wear a dust mask while working on the machine. WARNING Read the provided documentation before installing the GPS steering system on a vehicle. WARNING A5 user terminal: To prevent the accidental engagement of GPS steering and loss of vehicle control while driving on roads, shut down the A5 user terminal (exit the program) and press down the blue kill button located on the top left corner of the terminal. Never drive on roads or in public areas with the GPS steering system turned on. WARNING FarmPro user terminal: To prevent the accidental engagement of GPS steering and loss of vehicle control while driving on roads, shut down the system using the on-screen power button or the blue power button located on the bottom of the terminal. Never drive on roads or in public areas with the GPS steering system turned on. Safety Cautions The AutoFarm system installer and manufacturer disclaim any responsibility for damage or physical harm caused by failure to adhere to the following requirements: CAUTION The roof module must be removed when transporting or driving the vehicle at speeds above 30 mph (50 km/h). CAUTION The GPS steering system does not detect obstacles in the vehicle s path.

4 CAUTION When engaged, the GPS steering system controls only the steering of the vehicle. The operator must control the speed of the vehicle. CAUTION The GPS steering system must be powered OFF when installing or removing the roof module. CAUTION The supplied roof module locking pin or a padlock must be in place whenever the vehicle is in operation. CAUTION Positively identify the pressure and tank hoses on the steering orbitrol before proceeding with the installation. Inverted hose connections can damage the AutoFarm valve. CAUTION Before performing the calibration and tuning, verify all the nuts, screws and bolts are tight. Safety Notes The AutoFarm system installer and manufacturer disclaim any responsibility for damage or physical harm caused by failure to adhere to the following requirements: As the operator of the vehicle, you are responsible for its safe operation. The GPS steering system is not designed to replace the vehicle s operator. Tighten all screws, bolts, nuts, hose connections and cable connections after the final assembly of the GPS steering system on the vehicle. Technician Feedback Please contact Novariant via to Documentation@gpsfarm.com with: outdated pictures or instructions tips for other installers general comments or suggestions

5 Technical Support Contact your dealer for technical support. AutoFarm support can be reached at (U.S./Canada): Phone: Web: Contact Information Novariant, Inc Northport Loop East Fremont, CA 94538, USA Phone: Fax: Web:

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7 Table of Contents Table of Contents Special Requirements ii Tools ii Safety Warnings ii Safety Cautions iii Safety Notes iv Technician Feedback iv Technical Support v Contact Information v Chapter 1 Installation Overview... 3 Kit Overview Chapter 2 Install the Roof Module on Surveyor Cab... 5 Surveyor or SPX-3320 Cab? Install the Mounting Rail Mount the Roof Module Attach the Radio Modem Antenna Chapter 3 Install the Roof Module on SPX-3320 Cab... 9 Surveyor or SPX-3320 Cab? Install the Mounting Rail Mount the Roof Module Attach the Radio Modem Antenna Chapter 4 Install the Wheel Angle Sensor (WAS) Wheel Angle Sensor Overview Mount the Sensor Bracket Mount the Linkage Rod Bracket Adjust the Linkage Arms Length Connect the Linkage Arms Adjust the Sensor and Linkage Arms Chapter 5 Install the User Terminal User Terminal Bracket Overview Assemble and Mount the User Terminal Bracket Mount and Adjust the User Terminal Chapter 6 Install the SA Module SA Module Bracket and SA Module Overview Mount the SA Module Bracket Mount the SA Module Chapter 7 Assemble and Mount the Hydraulic Valve Hydraulic Valve Bracket Overview Install the Hydraulic Valve Bracket Install the Hydraulic Valve to the Hydraulic Valve Bracket Hardware Installation Guide 1

8 Table of Contents Chapter 8 Install the Hydraulic Hoses Assemble the Hydraulic Hoses Hydraulic Hoses Diagram AutoFarm Hydraulic Steering Valve Ports Connect the AutoFarm Pressure and Return Hoses Connect AutoFarm Steer-Out Hoses Connect AutoFarm Steer-In Hoses Install the Load Sense Cap Attach the Pressure Transducer Chapter 9 Install the SA Module Cable Harness Overview Attach the Cable to the SA Module Connect the SA Module Harness to the Hydraulic Valve Connect the SA Module Harness to the Wheel Angle Sensor Attach SA Module Cable Harness to Main Cable Harness Chapter 10 Install the Main Cable Harness Overview Attach the Main Cable Harness to the User Terminal Attach the Cable to the Power Supply Attach the Main Cable Harness to the Roof Module Chapter 11 Safety Warning Sticker Installation Install the Safety Warning Sticker in the Cab Chapter 12 Final Checklist AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer

9 1 Installation Overview This Installation Overview chapter contains information in the following sections: Kit Overview Kit Overview The Case SPX-3320/4410/4420 sprayer AutoSteer kit (P/N: ) contains the components shown in Figure 1-1. Figure 1-1 Install Kit Overview Note: Component size is not shown to scale Hardware Installation Guide 3

10 Kit Overview Table 1-1 Install Kit Description Item Component Part Number 1. Valve bracket Hydraulic valve Mounting hardware Wheel Angle Sensor (WAS) unit Hose kit Installation guide SA module Main harness SA module harness Mounting rail SA module bracket Roof module bolts Power splitter cable Warning label User terminal bracket Roof brackets AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer

11 2 Install the Roof Module on Surveyor Cab This Install the Roof Module on Surveyor Cab chapter contains information in the following sections: Surveyor or SPX-3320 Cab? Install the Mounting Rail Mount the Roof Module Attach the Radio Modem Antenna Surveyor or SPX-3320 Cab? Case SPX-3320/4410/4420 sprayers can be equipped with both Surveyor cab (SPX-4410 and SPX-4420) or SPX-3320 cab. To know if your vehicle is equipped with a Surveyor cab or a SPX-3320 cab, refer to Figure 2-1. Note: This chapter provides the procedure to install the roof module on a Surveyor cab. Refer to the Install the Roof Module on SPX-3320 Cab chapter on page 9 if your sprayer is equipped with a SPX-3320 cab. Figure 2-1 Difference between Surveyor Cab and SPX-3320 Cab The Surveyor cab has a curved front window and no corner posts in the front corners. The Surveyor cab is used on the SPX-4410 and The SPX-3320 cab has a flat windscreen and a corner post in the front corners. The SPX-3320 cab is used on the SPX Hardware Installation Guide 5

12 Install the Mounting Rail Install the Mounting Rail 1. The Surveyor cab roof has four large mounting bolts. Use a 3/4" wrench to remove the two rear cab roof mounting bolts. Use a pair of longer M12 bolts provided with your kit to secure the mounting rail as shown in Figure 2-2. The spacer washers must be installed between the mounting rail and the cab roof so they do not touch Figure 2-2 Removing the Two Rear Cab Roof Mounting Bolts bolts right side of vehicle mounting rail cab roof 2. Align the mounting rail to mounting holes and fasten the mounting rail to the roof. The lettered holes and the dummy cable connector must be on the left side of the sprayer. See Figure 2-3. Figure 2-3 Securing the Mounting Rail right side of vehicle dummy connector left side of vehicle 6 AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer

13 Mount the Roof Module Mount the Roof Module 1. Slide the roof module into locked position. The cable connector must be on the left side of the vehicle, facing the rear. See Figure 2-4. Figure 2-4 Sliding the Roof Module roof module 2. Make sure that the spring lock is in place. See Figure 2-5. Figure 2-5 Spring Lock into Locked Position locked position Hardware Installation Guide 7

14 Attach the Radio Modem Antenna 3. 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. See Figure 2-6. Figure 2-6 Locking Pin into Locked Position locking pin Attach the Radio Modem Antenna Attach the radio modem antenna. The antenna should be attached hand tight. Do not use any tools to tighten the antenna. See Figure 2-7. Figure 2-7 Attaching the Radio Modem Antenna radio modem antenna Note: The antenna is provided with the radio modem kit on AutoSteer systems using an external radio modem. Refer to the radio modem kit instructions for details. 8 AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer

15 3 Install the Roof Module on SPX-3320 Cab This Install the Roof Module on SPX-3320 Cab chapter contains information in the following sections: Surveyor or SPX-3320 Cab? Install the Mounting Rail Mount the Roof Module Attach the Radio Modem Antenna Surveyor or SPX-3320 Cab? The Case SPX-3320/4410/4420 sprayers can be equipped with both Surveyor cab (SPX-4410 and SPX-4420) or SPX-3320 cab. To know if your vehicle is equipped with a Surveyor cab or a SPX-3320 cab, refer to Figure 3-1. Note: This chapter provides the procedure to install the roof module on a SPX-3320 cab. Refer to the Install the Roof Module on Surveyor Cab chapter on page 5 if your sprayer is equipped with a Surveyor cab. Figure 3-1 Difference between Surveyor Cab and SPX-3320 Cab The Surveyor cab has a curved front window and no corner posts in the front corners. The Surveyor cab is used on the SPX-4410 and The SPX-3320 cab has a flat windscreen and a corner post in the front corners. The SPX-3320 cab is used on the SPX Hardware Installation Guide 9

16 Install the Mounting Rail Install the Mounting Rail 1. The SPX-3320 cab roof has six large screws. Locate the four screws that will be used to secure the roof brackets as shown in Figure 3-2. Two screws on each side of the cab are used. Figure 3-2 Removing the Four Cab Roof Screws right side of the vehicle 2. Install one roof bracket on each side of the cab roof as shown in Figure 3-3. Figure 3-3 Installing the Two Roof Brackets 10 AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer

17 Install the Mounting Rail 3. Center and align the mounting rail holes to the roof brackets holes and fasten the mounting rail to the roof brackets using the bolts provided with your kit. The lettered holes and the dummy cable connector must be on the left side of the vehicle. See Figure 3-4. Figure 3-4 Attaching the Mounting Rail to the Roof Brackets right side of vehicle dummy connector Figure 3-5 provides details for attaching the mounting rail to the two roof brackets. Figure 3-5 Schematic Showing the Mounting Rail Attached to the Roof Brackets mounting rail lettered holes bolts and washers roof brackets dummy connector Hardware Installation Guide 11

18 Mount the Roof Module Mount the Roof Module 1. Slide the roof module into locked position. The cable connector must be on the left side of the vehicle, facing the rear. See Figure 3-6. Figure 3-6 Sliding the Roof Module roof module spring lock 2. Make sure that the spring lock is in place (Different vehicle shown). See Figure 3-7. Figure 3-7 Spring Lock into Locked Position locked position 12 AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer

19 Attach the Radio Modem Antenna 3. 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. See Figure 3-8. Figure 3-8 Locking Pin into Locked Position locking pin Attach the Radio Modem Antenna Attach the radio modem antenna. The antenna should be attached hand tight. Do not use any tools to tighten the antenna. See Figure 3-9. Figure 3-9 Attaching the Radio Modem Antenna radio modem antenna Note: The antenna is provided with the radio modem kit on AutoSteer systems using an external radio modem. Refer to the radio modem kit instructions for details. Hardware Installation Guide 13

20 Attach the Radio Modem Antenna 14 AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer

21 4 Install the Wheel Angle Sensor (WAS) This Install the Wheel Angle Sensor (WAS) chapter contains information in the following sections: Wheel Angle Sensor Overview Mount the Sensor Bracket Mount the Linkage Rod Bracket Adjust the Linkage Arms Length Connect the Linkage Arms Adjust the Sensor and Linkage Arms Wheel Angle Sensor Overview The wheel angle sensor unit is shown in Figure 4-1: Figure 4-1 Wheel Angle Sensor sensor bracket sensor unit sensor arm linkage arm muffler clamp small muffler clamp linkage rod bracket Hardware Installation Guide 15

22 Mount the Sensor Bracket Mount the Sensor Bracket The wheel angle sensor mounts on the vehicle s left front axle. The sensor bracket mounts on one end of the left side steering cylinder. Use the muffler clamp to attach the sensor bracket to the steering cylinder. See Figure 4-2. Figure 4-2 Mounting the Sensor Bracket sensor bracket with sensor unit steering cylinder Figure 4-3 provides details on the sensor bracket and the muffler clamp. Figure 4-3 Sensor Bracket Details muffler clamp sensor unit sensor bracket 16 AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer

23 Mount the Linkage Rod Bracket Mount the Linkage Rod Bracket 1. The linkage rod bracket mounts on the other end of the left side steering cylinder. Use the small muffler clamp to attach the linkage rod bracket to the steering cylinder. See Figure 4-4. Figure 4-4 Mounting the Linkage Rod Bracket small muffler clamp linkage rod bracket Figure 4-5 provides details on the linkage rod bracket and the small muffler clamp. Figure 4-5 Linkage Rod Bracket Details linkage rod bracket small muffler clamp Hardware Installation Guide 17

24 Adjust the Linkage Arms Length Adjust the Linkage Arms Length The original linkage arms you have received with your install kit are too long, you need to shorten them before completing the installation. Figure 4-6 provides an overview of the linkage arms: Figure 4-6 Linkage Arms 1. Cut the two linkage arms to the correct length as listed in Table 4-1. Also see Figure 4-7. Table 4-1 Linkage Arms Measurements Linkage Arms Dimensions in Inches Dimensions in mm A B C D Refer to Figure 4-7 for cutting measurements and schematics: Figure 4-7 Linkage Arms Cutting Schematic 18 AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer

25 Connect the Linkage Arms 3. Use a bench vise to secure the linkage arm. Cut the two linkage arms as shown in Figure 4-8. Note: Clean-up the ends of the threaded rods using a file and check if the threads are good using a steel nut: the nut should engage smoothly on the threaded rod. Figure 4-8 Cutting the Linkage Arms Connect the Linkage Arms Connect the linkage arms to the sensor bracket as shown in Figure 4-9. Figure 4-9 Connecting the Linkage Arms sensor arm linkage arm Hardware Installation Guide 19

26 Adjust the Sensor and Linkage Arms Adjust the Sensor and Linkage Arms To adjust the sensor and linkage arms: 1. Make sure the linkage arms never fully straighten or cross over when the wheels are turned to hard left and hard right. 2. Leave the wheel angle sensor bolts protruding down to act as limits for the sensor arm but ensure the sensor arm never touches them. 3. After installation is complete you should check the wheel angle sensor performance with either the "Examine Steering" screen or the "Calibration Wizard" in A5 systems or the "Steering Diagnostics" screen in FarmPro systems. 4. If you slowly turn the wheels from hard left to hard right the sensor counts observed on screen should increase or decrease smoothly and consistently all the way through the range swept out by the wheels. The sensor counts should never reach zero and should never stop counting at the high end of the scale before the wheels hit the stops either. If either of these symptoms occurs you may need to rotate the sensor within its aluminum body. Make sure the linkage arms do not fully straighten or cross over when the wheels are turned hard left and right. 5. Tighten all linkage nuts and wheel angle sensor screws after final adjustments to the linkage arms and wheel angle sensor. Note: This step is done after final assembly during the calibration and tuning steps. 20 AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer

27 5 Install the User Terminal This Install the User Terminal chapter contains information in the following sections: User Terminal Bracket Overview Assemble and Mount the User Terminal Bracket Mount and Adjust the User Terminal User Terminal Bracket Overview Figure 5-1 shows the user terminal bracket to be used to complete the installation of the user terminal in cab of your sprayer. Figure 5-1 User Terminal Bracket Note: The provided user terminal bracket can be used in Surveyor cabs and SPX-3320 cabs. Hardware Installation Guide 21

28 Assemble and Mount the User Terminal Bracket Assemble and Mount the User Terminal Bracket 1. Mount the bracket assembly as shown in Figure 5-2. Use the longer bolts and spacer bushings supplied in the installation kit. Secure to two threads on the right side of the cab post. Figure 5-2 Mounting the User Terminal Bracket 22 AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer

29 Assemble and Mount the User Terminal Bracket 2. Mount the monitor bracket assembly. Mount the slider plate as shown in Figure 5-3. The height of this bracket can be adjusted to the desired monitor height. Figure 5-3 Mounting the User Terminal Slider Plate Hardware Installation Guide 23

30 Mount and Adjust the User Terminal Mount and Adjust the User Terminal 1. Attach the adjustable arm to the user terminal. See Figure 5-4. Figure 5-4 Attaching the Arm to the User Terminal mounting plate 2. Remove the travel stop on the bracket assembly. See Figure 5-5. Figure 5-5 Removing the Travel Stop 24 AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer

31 Mount and Adjust the User Terminal 3. Slide the user terminal arm onto the cab bracket. See Figure 5-6. Figure 5-6 Sliding the User Terminal Arm 4. Replace the travel stop. See Figure 5-7. Figure 5-7 Replacing the Travel Stop Hardware Installation Guide 25

32 Mount and Adjust the User Terminal 5. Tighten the arm onto the bracket. (Different cab shown.). See Figure 5-8. Figure 5-8 Tightening the Arm onto the Bracket 26 AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer

33 Mount and Adjust the User Terminal 6. Remove adjustment bolt caps. See Figure 5-9. Figure 5-9 Removing Adjustment Bolts Caps 7. Adjust user terminal arm tightness. See Figure Figure 5-10 Adjusting the User Terminal Tightness Hardware Installation Guide 27

34 Mount and Adjust the User Terminal 8. Replace the adjustment bolt caps and adjust the user terminal viewing angle. (Different cab shown.). See Figure Figure 5-11 Adjusting the Viewing Angle 9. The complete user terminal installation is shown in Figure Adjust the monitor height by moving the bracket up or down. Figure 5-12 Complete Installation 28 AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer

35 6 Install the SA Module This Install the SA Module chapter contains information in the following sections: SA Module Bracket and SA Module Overview Mount the SA Module Bracket Mount the SA Module SA Module Bracket and SA Module Overview Figure 6-1 provides an overview of the SA module bracket and the SA module. Figure 6-1 SA Module and SA Module Bracket Overview SA module mounting bolts bracket Hardware Installation Guide 29

36 Mount the SA Module Bracket Mount the SA Module Bracket 1. Mount the SA module bracket in a protected position under the rear of the cab. Secure the bracket using existing bolts on the sprayer or the bolts and screws provided in the installation kit. See Figure It is essential that the SA module is NOT mounted so that the cable connection is on the top or on the side with the cable going up. AutoFarm recommends mounting the SA module in the positions shown in Figure 6-2. Figure 6-2 Recommended Orientations 3. Do NOT mount the SA module in the positions shown in Figure 6-3. Figure 6-3 Improper Orientations 30 AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer

37 Mount the SA Module Mount the SA Module Mount the SA module under the rear of the cab as shown in Figure 6-4. Figure 6-4 Mounting the SA Module location of the SA module under the rear of the cab bottom fo the cab SA module and SA mocule bracket Hardware Installation Guide 31

38 Mount the SA Module 32 AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer

39 7 Assemble and Mount the Hydraulic Valve This Assemble and Mount the Hydraulic Valve chapter contains information in the following sections: Hydraulic Valve Bracket Overview Install the Hydraulic Valve Bracket Install the Hydraulic Valve to the Hydraulic Valve Bracket Hydraulic Valve Bracket Overview The hydraulic valve bracket is shown in Figure 7-1: Figure 7-1 Hydraulic Valve Bracket Overview frame bracket valve bracket M16 long bolts, washers and nuts Hardware Installation Guide 33

40 Install the Hydraulic Valve Bracket Install the Hydraulic Valve Bracket 1. The hydraulic valve bracket mounts on the left side of the frame just behind the front wheel. See Figure 7-2. Figure 7-2 Hydraulic Valve Bracket Location left front wheel 2. The hydraulic valve bracket is provided with a set of M16 long bolts as shown in Figure 7-1. Use these bolts for clamping the hydraulic valve bracket around the frame as shown in Figure 7-3. Figure 7-3 Mounting the Hydraulic Valve Bracket M16 bolt valve bracket M16 bolt 34 AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer

41 Install the Hydraulic Valve to the Hydraulic Valve Bracket Figure 7-4 provides some details about the way to clamp the hydraulic valve bracket around the frame. Figure 7-4 Clamping the Hydraulic Valve Bracket valve bracket M16 bolt frame bracket Install the Hydraulic Valve to the Hydraulic Valve Bracket Install the hydraulic valve to the hydraulic valve bracket as shown in Figure 7-5. Align the three long Allen screws to the bracket mounting holes. Use a 5/16" Allen key to tighten the three long Allen screws. Secure the main hydraulic valve in the position shown in Figure 7-5. Figure 7-5 Installing the Hydraulic Valve to the Hydraulic Valve Bracket Hardware Installation Guide 35

42 Install the Hydraulic Valve to the Hydraulic Valve Bracket 36 AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer

43 8 Install the Hydraulic Hoses This Install the Hydraulic Hoses chapter contains information in the following sections: Assemble the Hydraulic Hoses Hydraulic Hoses Diagram AutoFarm Hydraulic Steering Valve Ports Connect the AutoFarm Pressure and Return Hoses Connect AutoFarm Steer-Out Hoses Connect AutoFarm Steer-In Hoses Install the Load Sense Cap Attach the Pressure Transducer Assemble the Hydraulic Hoses 1. Assemble hoses per the descriptions specified in Figure 8-1. Also refer to the vendor part numbers specified in Table Route the hydraulic hoses as shown in Figure 8-2. Also refer to Table 8-2 for details about the hose port connections. Hardware Installation Guide 37

44 Assemble the Hydraulic Hoses Figure 8-1 AutoFarm Hydraulic Hose Kit Description Note: Hose length is not shown to scale. 38 AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer

45 Assemble the Hydraulic Hoses Table 8-1 AutoFarm Hydraulic Hose Kit Specifications #. Qty Component Name Description Vendor Vendor P/N. 1 1 AutoFarm pressure hose HOSE ASSY. 3/8" X 132" -8F ORFS 90 DEG. X -6F ORFS 2 1 AutoFarm tank hose HOSE ASSY. 3/8" X 132" -8F ORFS 90 DEG. X -8F ORFS Parker Parker F451TC-J9JC F451TC-J9JC AutoFarm right/left steer-in hose extension 4 1 AutoFarm right steer-out hose 5 1 AutoFarm left steer-out hose HOSE ASSY. 3/8" X 96" -8F X -6M ORFS Parker F451TC-JCJO HOSE ASSY. 3/8" X 144" -8F X -6F ORFS Parker F451TC-JCJC HOSE ASSY. 3/8" X 192" -8F X -6F ORFS Parker F451TC-JCJC Elbow adapter ADAPTER 90 DEG -6M x -6F ORFS Parker 6C6LO 7 1 Pressure run tee ADAPTER RUN TEE ORFS F-M-M -8 Parker 8 R6LO 8 1 Tank run tee ADAPTER - RUN TEE ORFS F-M-M -6 ORFS Parker 6 R6LO 9 1 Elbow adapter ADAPTER, S-LK, F-M, NUT ELBOW #8 Parker 8 C6LO 10 1 Transducer elbow adapter ADAPTER, F-M, STREET ELBOW, 1/4" Parker 1/4 CD 11 1 Teflon tape TAPE TEFLON 1/2" x 520" ANY BY DESCRIPTION 12 1 Load sense cap CAP -4 ORFS Parker 4 FNL Hardware Installation Guide 39

46 Hydraulic Hoses Diagram Hydraulic Hoses Diagram Figure 8-2 and Table 8-2 provide an overview of the final installation of the hoses kit. Figure 8-2 AutoFarm Hydraulic Hoses Diagram Table 8-2 AutoFarm Valve Port Connections #. Item Hydraulic Hose 1. Vehicle right steering hose 2. Vehicle left steering hose 3. AutoFarm steer-in hose extension (right) 4. AutoFarm steer-in hose extension (left) 5. AutoFarm right steer-out hose 6. AutoFarm left steer-out hose 40 AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer

47 AutoFarm Hydraulic Steering Valve Ports 7. AutoFarm tank hose 8. AutoFarm pressure hose AutoFarm Hydraulic Steering Valve Ports Figure 8-3 shows the AutoFarm hydraulic steering valve ports. Figure 8-3 AutoFarm Hydraulic Steering Valve Ports steer out left (LEFT) steer out right (RIGHT) steer in left (SL) steer in right (SR) return (T) load sense (LS) pressure (P) Hardware Installation Guide 41

48 Connect the AutoFarm Pressure and Return Hoses Connect the AutoFarm Pressure and Return Hoses Note: Refer to #7 and #8 in Figure 8-2 on page 40 before performing this installation step. To connect the AutoFarm pressure hose, follow the steps below: 1. Identify the -6 tee under the left side of the vehicle. The -6 tee is connected to a steel pipe and to the vehicle pressure hose that goes to the orbitrol. See Figure 8-4. Figure 8-4 Identifying the -6 Tee 42 AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer

49 Connect the AutoFarm Pressure and Return Hoses 2. Remove the straigth hose from the -6 tee and install the provided AutoFarm run tee. 3. Reconnect the original straight hose to the -6 tee and connect the AutoFarm pressure hose to the tee as shown in Figure 8-5. Figure 8-5 Connecting the AutoFarm Pressure Hose To connect the AutoFarm tank hose, follow the steps below: 1. Identify the -8 tee under the right side of the vehicle. The -8 tee is connected to the steel tank line and to the vehicle tank hose that goes to the orbitrol. See Figure 8-6. Figure 8-6 Identifying the -8 Tee 2. Remove the straigth hose from the -8 tee and install the provided AutoFarm run tee. 3. Reconnect the original straight hose to the -8 tee and connect the AutoFarm tank hose to the tee. Hardware Installation Guide 43

50 Connect AutoFarm Steer-Out Hoses Connect AutoFarm Steer-Out Hoses Note: Refer to #1, #2, #5 and #6 in Figure 8-2 on page 40 before performing this installation step. To connect the AutoFarm right steer-out hose: 1. Disconnect the vehicle right steering hose from the right steering cylinder. 2. Connect the AutoFarm right steer-out hose to the right cylinder as shown in Figure Connect the other end of the AutoFarm right steer-out hose to the RIGHT port of the main hydraulic valve. Figure 8-7 Connecting the AutoFarm Steer-Out Hoses to the Steering Cylinders AutoFarm right steer-out hose right steering cylinder To connect the AutoFarm left steer-out hose: 1. Disconnect the vehicle left steering hose from the left steering cylinder. 2. Connect the AutoFarm left steer-out hose to the left cylinder. 3. Connect the other end of the AutoFarm left steer-out hose to the LEFT port of the main hydraulic valve. 44 AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer

51 Connect AutoFarm Steer-In Hoses Connect AutoFarm Steer-In Hoses Note: Refer to #1, #2, #3 and #4 in Figure 8-2 on page 40 before performing this installation step. To connect the AutoFarm right steer-in hose extension: 1. Connect one end of the AutoFarm right steer-in hose extension to the vehicle right steering hose you removed in the previous step. 2. Connect the other end of the AutoFarm right steer-in hose extension to the SR port of the main hydraulic valve. To connect the AutoFarm left steer-in hose extension: 1. Connect one end of the AutoFarm left steer-in hose extension to the vehicle left steering hose you removed in the previous step. 2. Connect the other end of the AutoFarm left steer-in hose extension to the SL port of the main hydraulic valve. Install the Load Sense Cap Install a cap over the load sense port on the AutoFarm steering valve. The Case SPX-3320/4410/4420 sprayer uses a pressure compensated pump and does not require a LS signal to stroke the pump. See Figure 8-8. Figure 8-8 Installing the Load Sense Cap load sense port load sense cap Hardware Installation Guide 45

52 Attach the Pressure Transducer Attach the Pressure Transducer 1. Attach the 90 degree fitting to the port marked trans on the AutoFarm hydraulic steering valve. See Figure 8-9. Figure 8-9 Attach the 90 Degree Fitting Note: Use teflon tape to ensure a good seal. 46 AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer

53 Attach the Pressure Transducer 2. Attach the pressure transducer to the 90 degree fitting. See Figure Figure 8-10 Attaching the Pressure Transducer Note: Use teflon tape to ensure a good seal. Note: The cable connector must be installed with a rubber gasket and secured with the small Phillips screw provided with the transducer. Hardware Installation Guide 47

54 Attach the Pressure Transducer 48 AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer

55 9 Install the SA Module Cable Harness This Install the SA Module Cable Harness chapter contains information in the following sections: Overview Attach the Cable to the SA Module Connect the SA Module Harness to the Hydraulic Valve Connect the SA Module Harness to the Wheel Angle Sensor Attach SA Module Cable Harness to Main Cable Harness Overview For reference, Figure 9-1 provides an overview of the installation of the cables. Figure 9-1 A5 AutoSteer Cables Overview Hardware Installation Guide 49

56 Attach the Cable to the SA Module Attach the Cable to the SA Module 1. Connect the cable to the SA Module. (Different SA mounting position shown below.). See Figure 9-2. Figure 9-2 Connecting the Cable to the SA Module SA module cable connector locking mechanism in open position 50 AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer

57 Attach the Cable to the SA Module 2. Close the cable connector locking mechanism. See Figure 9-3. Figure 9-3 Locking the Mechanism locked position Note: To disconnect the cable from the SA module, the connector must first be unlocked as shown in Figure 9-4. Figure 9-4 Disconnecting the Cable from the SA Module pinch here pull upwards Hardware Installation Guide 51

58 Connect the SA Module Harness to the Hydraulic Valve Connect the SA Module Harness to the Hydraulic Valve Route and secure the steering cable from the SA Module to the hydraulic valve as shown in Figure 9-5. Figure 9-5 Connecting the SA Module Harness to the Hydraulic Valve. two connectors Connect the SA Module Harness to the Wheel Angle Sensor Route and secure the wheel angle sensor cable from the SA Module beneath the cab to the wheel angle sensor. 52 AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer

59 Attach SA Module Cable Harness to Main Cable Harness Attach SA Module Cable Harness to Main Cable Harness 1. Route the SA Module cable into the cab the same hole used tor route the main cable harness as shown in Figure 9-6. Note: This picture is only valid for the SPX-3320 sprayer. Figure 9-6 Routing the SA Module Cable Harness 2. Attach the harnesses with two connectors as shown in Figure 9-7. Figure 9-7 Attaching the Harnesses. Hardware Installation Guide 53

60 Attach SA Module Cable Harness to Main Cable Harness 54 AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer

61 10 Install the Main Cable Harness This Install the Main Cable Harness chapter contains information in the following sections: Overview Attach the Main Cable Harness to the User Terminal Attach the Cable to the Power Supply Attach the Main Cable Harness to the Roof Module Overview For reference, Figure 10-1 provides an overview of the installation of the cables. Figure 10-1 A5 AutoSteer Cables Overview Hardware Installation Guide 55

62 Attach the Main Cable Harness to the User Terminal Attach the Main Cable Harness to the User Terminal Attach the main cable harness to the user terminal as shown in Figure Figure 10-2 Attaching the Main Cable Harness to the User Terminal 56 AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer

63 Attach the Cable to the Power Supply Attach the Cable to the Power Supply Attach the main cable harness to the power supply as shown in Figure Figure 10-3 Attaching the Main Cable Harness to the Power Supply Attach the Main Cable Harness to the Roof Module 1. Route the cable out the right rear of the cab. See Figure Figure 10-4 Routing the Main Cable Harness Hardware Installation Guide 57

64 Attach the Main Cable Harness to the Roof Module 2. Attach the cable to the roof module. See Figure Figure 10-5 Attaching the Cable to the Roof Module. 3. Route the cable down the left side of the cab and secure with cable ties. See Figure Figure 10-6 Routing the Cable down the Cab 58 AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer

65 11 Safety Warning Sticker Installation This Safety Warning Sticker Installation chapter contains information in the following sections: Install the Safety Warning Sticker in the Cab Install the Safety Warning Sticker in the Cab Install the safety warning sticker provided with your kit in the cab on the left side of the right window as shown in Figure 11-1 (Different vehicle shown below). Figure 11-1 Installing the Safety Warning Sticker This warning recalls to the operator that you must never drive on roads or public areas with the GPS steering system turned on. Note: For an A5 system, shut down the A5 user terminal (exit the program) and press down the blue kill button located on the top left corner of the terminal to prevent the accidental engagement of GPS steering and loss of vehicle control while driving on roads. Hardware Installation Guide 59

66 Install the Safety Warning Sticker in the Cab Note: For a FarmPro system, shut down the system using the on-screen power button or the blue power button located on the bottom of the terminal to prevent the accidental engagement of GPS steering and loss of vehicle control while driving on roads. 60 AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer

67 12 Final Checklist Follow the steps below to perform a final checklist before operating the system: 1. Check if all the hoses have been connected to the correct points on the AutoFarm hydraulic steering valve and on the vehicle. Refer to the diagram in Figure 8-2 on page Inspect all the hose connections and ensure they are tight. 3. To prevent the hoses from being damaged, ensure all hoses are routed away from moving parts or hot parts. 4. To prevent the hoses from over-extending, ensure the hoses connected to the steering cylinders have enough free-play. 5. Check all cable connections. Check if all cables are protected and secured by nylon cable ties. 6. Power up the vehicle and check for hydraulic leaks. 7. Check manual steering. 8. Power up the AutoSteer system and begin the calibration and tuning process (refer to the provided A5 owner s manual for details). CAUTION Before performing the calibration and tuning, verify all the nuts, screws and bolts are tight. Hardware Installation Guide 61

68 Final Checklist 62 AutoFarm GPS AutoSteer