GPS lateral offset is the lateral distance from the center point of the connection point to the center point of the GPS receiver.
NOTE: When using Section Control and an implement receiver, set up the implement receiver before tuning mechanical delay.
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GPS lateral offset is the lateral distance from the center point of the connection point to the center point of the GPS receiver. |
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The following applications require GPS Lateral Offset setting:
Mapping
Section Control
Guidance
AutoTrac Turn Automation
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GPS in-line offset is the in-line distance from the connection point to the GPS receiver. |
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NOTE: For implement receivers, the GPS in-line offset entered here is the value used for all display operations. This value is used to calculate the fore/aft value in the StarFire application.
The following applications require GPS In-line Offset setting:
Mapping
Section Control
Guidance
AutoTrac Turn Automation
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GPS height is the vertical distance from the GPS receiver to the ground. |
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NOTE: For implement receivers, the GPS height entered here is the value used for all display operations. This value overrides the height value entered in the StarFire application.
NOTE: GPS height setting is not displayed for all implements.
NOTE: With some implement configurations, GPS height setting is automatically set by the implement control unit.
The following applications require GPS Height setting:
Guidance
AutoTrac Turn Automation
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Select the GPS receiver installed on the implement. |
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