Before first use
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Control box
If you use the IsoMatch or another loose-standing control box to
operate the spreader, you must first assemble the support.
The fixing materials and the assembly instructions are delivered with
the control box. Additionally, you will find brief assembly instructions
below.
If you use the IsoMatch or another loose-standing ISO-control box
with a tractor equipped with the ISOBUS communication system, you
can connect it with the supplied 7 points CAN cable to a standard
tractor CAN connection.
Connect the side of the cable to which 1 plug is attached to the
tractor CAN connection.
Connect the side of the cable to which 2 plugs are attached to both
control box connections.
If you use the IsoMatch or another loose-standing ISO-control box
with a tractor that is not equipped with the ISOBUS communication
system, you need a tractor ECU. Your dealer can supply this. This
tractor ECU has an outgoing 7 point CAN plug.
Connect the CAN-plug to the control box.
Console assembly
Mount the control box in a place where it would:
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be well visible,
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easy to operate while spreading,
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and result in minimal visual hindrance while driving the tractor.
The console has two range and height adjustments to provide optimal
view of the control box.
Mount the console to the back of the control box with the
accompanying fixing material.
Mount the pipe for console foot to a firm base.
If there is no suitable place in the cabin a footplate should be made to
which the pipe can be welded.
Weld a footplate to the pipe for it to be assembled on the selected
level in the cabin.
Ensure that there is sufficient free room behind the assembly level
for drilling and assembly activities.
Drill a hole pattern in the footplate and on the assembly level in the
cabin.
Mount the foot of the console.
Place the control box on the base of the pipe.
Bundle excessive power cable together with cable ties.
Also refer to the manual that comes with your control box.
Pipe
Console for the control box
Swivel range
Console on mounting level
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