CC-ISOBUS CCI 50, Руководство по эксплуатации

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CCI.Control
CCI.Control
– Introduction
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1.3.2 Section-specific processing
If a GPS receiver is connected, section-specific processing can be automated.
Tasks planned on the PC using application maps can be processed in this way and
documented with position information.
1.3.3 Standalone mode
In the simplest case, CCI.Control can be operated without a task file and without
an ISOBUS implement.
Master data (driver, farm, product, etc.) and task are created directly at the terminal
and CCI.Control is used purely for task data acquisition. The time and duration of
the agricultural practice, the master data allocated to the task and, if a GPS
receiver is available, the track are recorded.
1.3.4 Operation with implement
1.3.4.1 ISOBUS-compatible
Most modern ISOBUS implements are able to provide CCI.Control with a series of
process data.
Process data refers to

implement-specific information

task-specific information (application data + yield data)
The process data provided via the counters depends on the implement and is
specified by the implement manufacturer.
After a task is started, CCI.Control records this process data. Master data (field,
customer, driver, product, etc.) are stored together with process data (working time,
yield, time in the working position, etc.) through the importing of a task from the
FMIS or through manual creation by drivers.
1.3.4.2 Non-ISOBUS-compatible
When operating an implement that is not ISOBUS-compatible, CCI.Control cannot
record any implement data. The working time and the distance covered (if a GPS
receiver is being used) are available, however.