7 . ACCESSORIES AND OPTIONS
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7.14.1 - Points menu
7.14.1.1 - General
This function is used to automatically modify the furrow
start and end lengths according to the shape of the field.
Furrow starts and ends are therefore always rectilinear. For
this purpose, the length of the points must be stored (A and
B Fig. 212). This corresponds to the difference in length (for
example A or B) in relation to the width of work.
When using a semi-mounted plough, for example, the
DUAL CONTROL ensures that the exit or entry of the last
share occurs at the same position as the first share (Y Fig.
213). In the case of a negative point value (B Fig. 212), the
furrow end length is automatically extended. The opposite
applies for a positive point length. The purpose is to per-
form straight furrow ends, whatever the shape of the field.
NOTE: This function is only used with the FRONT or
REAR DUAL CONTROL.
7.14.1.2 - Setting the points
To access the POINTS menu, open the WORK application
window. For this, see section 7.4. (WORK application).
POINTS menu displayed only in the right-hand window
(Fig. 214):
• To display this menu, press key
«
2
twice. The first press
selects the window and the second press displays the
list if no application was activated previously. The active
application is indicated by the green icon at the top right-
hand of the window (75 Fig. 214), and on b/w screens
the active window is indicated by the same icon in
reverse video.
• To select the POINTS menu, select the application using
the encoder. The selected application is displayed in a
black frame (76 Fig. 214).
• Validate by pressing the encoder or the key
«
2
. The win-
dow (Fig. 215) is displayed.
B
A
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Fig. 212
Y
Y
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Fig. 213
A
B
1000
2000
790
5.3
10% M
5%
540
1
2000
OFF
2
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Fig. 214
EHS VALVES 1-4
GEARBOX SETTINGS
ACTIVE MEMORY
HEADLAND
POINTS
REAR DUAL CTRL
RPM
KPH
75
76
EHS VALVES 5-6
A
B
1000
2000
790
5.3
10% M
5%
540
1
2000
OFF
0.0
0.0
Reset
Syncr
2
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Fig. 215
REAR DUAL CTRL
POINTS
m
m
RPM
KPH
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