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USER MANUAL
Updated to 3.10.xR software version

(where x indicates all 3.10 software versions)
Index
1. Introduction 5 3.2.6 Auto-Steering system (For G7 Plus
1.1 Ways of using G7 Farmnavigator 5 only)42
1.2 Electrical wiring harness 5 3.2.7 Nudge43
1.3 How to install the antenna Turtle Smart 6 4. Advanced operating modes 45
1.3.1 How to connect Turtle Smart 4.1 Start new job, full mode 45
antenna to G7 Farmnavigator 6 4.2 Define the field and create new A-B
1.3.2 Antenna Position– Transverse Axis 6 guidelines45
1.3.3 Antenna position - Longitudinal axis 6 4.3 Working again on defined A-B lines
1.3.4 Antenna position – Height 7 using the same implement 46
1.4 Turning the device On 7 4.4 Working on predefined A-B lines but
1.5 How to use multi-touch display 8 with another implement 47
2. Main menu and basic operations 9 4.5 Create more than one A-B line during
2.1 DATABASE Menu 9 the same job session 48
2.1.1 DRIVERS10 4.6 Change A-B lines during the same Job 49
2.1.2 FARMERS11 4.7 Move the line to a specific point,
2.1.3 FIELDS 12 “Magnet” function 50
2.1.4 PRODUCTS 13 4.8 Move A-B line according a precise
2.1.5 LAVORI 13 value, “Street” function 51
2.1.6 IMPLEMENTS 13 4.9 Connect an external device to control
2.2 New Job Menu 19 sections 51
2.3 Continue Last Job Menu 22 5. Importing and exporting data 62
2.4 Configuration Menu 23 5.1 Download a job and view it in the office
2.4.1 Units of measurement 23 62
2.4.2 User preferences 24 5.2 Import the field boundaries in KMZ
2.4.3 Satellites24 format 63
2.4.4 GPS antenna position on the 5.3 Importing a map in SHP file format 65
tractor 25 5.3.1 Create a boundary in SHP file
2.4.5 Auto-Steering (for G7 Plus only) 26 format 68
2.4.6 Work view layout 26
2.4.7 Remote control (for G7 Plus only) 27 6. Other functions 70
2.4.8 Wireless connectivity (for G7 Plus 6.1 G7 Farmnavigator software updates70
only) 29 6.1.1 Software Update via WiFi (G7 Plus
2.4.9 Mirror Control (for G7 Plus only) 29 only)70
6.1.2 Software Update via USB70
3. Job page 32 6.2 Video camera 71
3.1 Current job information 32 6.2.1 Type of supported cameras 71
3.1.1 Job name 32 6.2.2 Connect a video camera 71
3.1.2 Connected devices 32 6.2.3 Display mode for Video camera 71
3.1.3 Precision and reception of the 6.3 G7 Navi (Only for G7 Plus) 72
antenna 33 6.4 Activate a virtual NMEA output on the
3.1.4 Zoom Level and compass 33 “Generic” port 73
3.1.5 Area, speed, distance 34 6.5 Activate the demo mode 74
3.2 Operative functions during Job 34
3.2.1 Start/stop34 7. Contacts/Customer Support 76
3.2.2 A-B lines 34 8. Appendix 77
3.2.3 Field 37
Analytic Index 78
3.2.4 Headlands39
3.2.5 Obstacles 41
1. Introduction
1.1 Ways of using G7 Farmnavigator

Thank you for choosing AvMap G7 Farmnavigator!
Now you have the opportunity to:
-- Map your fields
-- Set up and save your implements
-- Create guidelines for your activities
-- Save all the activities done in the field
-- Configure the spray boom and have section control directly on the display during your
treatments
-- Control sections automatically, when a compatible device is connected to G7 Farmnavigator
-- Import and export you jobs and see them on Google Earth™
-- Connect Auto-Steering Kit to take full advantage of driving capabilities
-- Save the position of obstacles on the work area
-- Connect a camera and control it from G7 Farmnavigator display
-- Use Terrestrial Navigator (only for G7 Plus Farmnavigator, hereinafter referred to as G7 Plus)
1.2 Electrical connections

G7 Farmnavigator is provided with a bracket and a wiring with connectors to ensure an easy and
safe installation on your tractor.
Wiring harness consists of a 2A protection fuse.
The supply voltage must be within the range 10-35 Vdc
Follow the instructions included in the package.
P5 PIN-OUT
PIN n° Function
6 1 2 GPS TX
P5 GPS antenna 3 GPS RX
9 5
4 GPS VCC
6 1 5 GPS GND
P4 Controller
9 5 P4 PIN-OUT
PIN n° Function
6 1
2 DEVICE 2 TX
P3 Generic device
3 DEVICE 2 RX
9 5
5 DEVICE 2 GND
P3 PIN-OUT
2A Fuse PIN n° Function
P2 2 DEVICE 1 TX
PWR + Power 3 DEVICE 1 RX
PWR - supply 4 DEVICE 1 VCC
5 DEVICE 1 GND
EXTERNAL
9
ALARM
Figure 1.2.a - Electrical connections
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1.3 How to install Turtle Smart antenna
The procedure described below refers to Turtle Smart antenna, since it is entirely produced by AvMap
and it is the most common type of antenna used by our clients. (Please, contact the assistance if you
need clarifications about the installation of third-party antennas).
Turtle Smart is provided with three magnets which ensure a quick installation on a ferromagnetic
surface.
1.3.1 How to connect Turtle Smart antenna to G7 Farmnavigator

Turtle Smart antenna is provided with a 9-pin serial cable which transfers data and power supply
between G7 Farmnavigator and Turtle Smart antenna.
Turn off the device, and connect the 9-pin serial cable to the cable located on the bracket, marked
with “GPS Antenna”.
1.3.2 Antenna position– Transverse axis

The antenna must be located in the exact centre of the tractor. Carefully measure the exact centre
of the tractor to determine the central axis.
YES NO
Table 1.3.a How to install the antenna - Transverse Axis
1.3.3 Antenna position - Longitudinal axis

It is advisable to locate the antenna as close as possible to the front steering axles.
YES NO
Table 1.3.b How to install the antenna – Longitudinal Axis
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1.3.4 Antenna position – Height
The effects of antenna height have to be considered in case of jobs on steep sloping grounds. In
these cases, it is recommended to install the antenna on the front of the tractor so as to reduce tilt
and oscillation error.
In all other cases (jobs on the level ground), the antenna may be positioned on the top of the tractor.

Slope Flat
Table 1.3.c How to install the antenna – Height
1.4 Turning the device on

Before turning G7 Farmnavigator on, make sure the display is connected to the bracket. Check that
the bracket is firmly anchored to the tractor and that the power cable is plugged into 12V socket.
Figure 1.4.a Turning on the display

1. Press and hold the button located in the upper right corner of the display for 2 to 3 seconds;
2. Once the device is on, the logo will be displayed on the screen;
3. Once loading is completed, a warning section will appear on the screen. Please, read it
carefully and press OK to accept and continue, and open the main menu.
NOTE: when turning the device on for the first time, you must select the language.

To turn the display off:
1. Press and hold the power button for 2 to 3 seconds;
2. Press “YES” to turn the device off.
It is possible to reset G7 Farmnavigator if the device cannot be normally turned on/off. The reset
button is located at the left of the power button, below the plastic cover.
Figure 1.4.b Reset the device

How to reset the device:
1. Press the button;
2. Wait for the device to reset.
ATTENTION: a reset of the device might cause data loss.
1.5 How to use multi-touch display

G7 Farmnavigator is provided with a multi-touch display which allows you to perform specific actions
with your fingers.
Tap the screen to select a button from the menu.
Move your finger to scroll through the menu or scroll through the pages.
Slide the fingers closer together or further apart to zoom in or zoom out the field.
Touch the screen with two fingers simultaneously to rotate the field.
Table 1.5.a Touch screen gestures and movements

2. Main menu and basic operations
Below are the basic operations for the creation of a new job, system settings, the creation of a new
implement and working methods.
Figure 2.0 - Main menu
2.1 DATABASE menu
Figure 2.1.a DATABASE menu

Farmnavigator functions are designed to save and precisely organize all the information relating to each
single job. It is advisable to enter data from the outset, in order to fully exploit all the advantages of this
technology.
Through DATABASE menu, it is possible to manage all your data (insertion, visualization, editing,
elimination, exportation).
2.1.1 DRIVERS
It is possible to save all DRIVERS name.
1. Select “Add new”;
2. Enter the name, and select “OK”;
3. Tap the green arrow in the upper left corner of the screen to go back to the previous page.
Figure 2.1.b Add a new driver

Figure 2.1.c Driver name
Figure 2.1.d List of drivers
2.1.2 FARMERS
It is essential to save FARMERS name. FARMERS refer to all customers or landowners. If a company has
the ownership of all the worked lands, insert the name of the company in the FARMERS section.
1. Select “Add New”;

2. Insert the name, and select “OK”;
Figure 2.1.e List of farmers
2.1.3 FIELDS
Figure 2.1.f List of fields associated with farmers or others

It is possible to collect and save all the parcels of land worked or that must be worked. FIELD are associated
with FARMERS:
1. Select farmer name;
2.1.4 PRODUCTS
G7 Farmnavigator allows you to create a list of products and save their use after each activity.
Figure 2.1.g List of products
2.1.5 JOBS
Jobs are created automatically through the procedures described below.
2.1.6 IMPLEMENTS
In the IMPLEMENTS page, it is possible to create and configure all the implements that will be used with
G7 Farmnavigator.

Figure 2.1.h IMPLEMENTS menu
Figure 2.1.i Implement name

3. I f active, select the external controller type. Select “No section control” to use the implement
without section control.

Figure 2.1.j External control unit connection
Figure 2.1.k Implement setting

4. Select “Assembling type and offset”;
5. If the implement is mounted, tap “REAR FIX MOUNT”;
-- Offset 1 refers to the distance between the posterior axle and the implement operating point.
-- Offset 2 refers to an eventual misalignment between the implement and the centre of the tractor.

Figure 2.1.l Rear fix mount implement
Figure 2.1.m Trailed mount

6. In case of towed implement, select “TRAILED MOUNT”;
-- Offset 1 is the distance between the posterior axle and the junction;
-- Offset 2 is the distance between the junction and the implement operating point;
-- Offset 3 refers to a possible misalignment between the implement and the centre of the tractor;

7. Tap the green arrow in the upper left corner of the screen to go back to the previous page;
8. Select “Job type” to enter the type of job performed by the implement;
Figure 2.1.n Implement main activity
Figure 2.1.o Working width setting

9. Tap “Working width”, insert implement width, and select “OK”;
10. Tap “Minimum turning radius” and insert the turning value indicated in the tractor registration
certificate, and select “OK”;

Figure 2.1.p Tractor minimum turning radius setting
11. Select “OK” in the upper left corner of the page to confirm;
All the information needed are now entered. From the database menu, it is always possible to add, edit and
delete the information entered.
Figure 2.1.q List of saved implements

2.2 New job menu
To create a new job in fast mode, that is without entering all the working parameters and starting
with your job:
1. Select “START NEW JOB”;
2. Select the implement from the “IMPLEMENT” line, tapping the downward green arrow;
Figure 2.2.a Start new job page
Figure 2.2.b List of implements

3. Select the name of the implement;
4. Select “OK” to switch to the job page;
Figure 2.2.c Job page
Figure 2.2.d Job type selection

5. Select “A-B” to start the job;
6. Select the type of guidelines, for example A-B parallel guidelines;

A-B parallel guidelines
Tap this icon to work with A-B parallel guidelines.
Table 2.2.e A-B straight lines

-- Tap the icon to save point A;
-- Proceed few metres straight ahead to save point B;
Figure 2.2.f Parallel lines

7. A-B lines are now created;
8. Follow both the line direction displayed at the top of the page and the guidance cursor to maintain
the correct trajectory of the vehicle.
Distance
Distance between the tractor and the A-B guideline.
The green cursor indicates how to turn the steering
wheel so as to correct the trajectory.
Smart cursor
The smart cursor is provided with two lines. It
helps user to maintain the tractor aligned with the
direction of the A-B guideline.
Tabel 2.2.g Distance from guideline and smart cursor

2.3 Continue last job menu
G7 Farmnavigator allows you to continue the last job, accessing it directly from the Main Menu:
1. Select “CONTINUE LAST JOB” from the main menu;
2. This page shows you all the information about your last job. Select “OK” to confirm;
Figure 2.3.a Main menu – Continue last job
Figure 2.3.b Last job confirmation page

3. The project will be loaded. Now it is possible to continue the job.
Figure 2.3.c Last job and latest position visualization
2.4 Configuration menu

From the “CONFIGURATION” menu, it is possible to access different settings, parameters and customization.
2.4.1 Units of measurement
Figure 2.4.a Units of measurement

It is possible to configure unit of measurement for area, speed and distance:
1. Tap on “CONFIGURATION” > “Units”;
2. Select the unit that you need to modify;
3. Select the required unit of measurement;
2.4.2 User preferences
Figure 2.4.b User preferences page

It is possible to configure and edit user preferences:
1. Select “CONFIGURATION” > “User Preferences”;
2. Select the preference than has to be changed and tap the arrow to change it.
2.4.3 Satellites
This page allows you to check the satellites status and change the settings of the GNSS receiver. GNSS
settings may vary depending on the type of GNNS, for this reason the menu may look differently from
one type to another.
1. Select “CONFIGURATION” > “Satellites”;
-- MINIMUM SPEED LIMIT: This value should be close to 0 km/h only if you are using a high precision
receivers (RTK).
ATTENTION: It is strongly recommended to modify this parameter only after receiving confirmation from
technical support;
-- REVERSE DETECTION: this feature indicates if the tractor is driving forward or in reverse. When
active, if the direction of travel is detected incorrectly, tap “Forward Direction” to restore normal
functioning;
-- SATELLITES INFORMATION: this page displays the map of satellites and their signal strength. In
order to guarantee a correct functioning of the device, the majority of the satellites must be coloured
in green. Otherwise, wait at least 20 minutes in an open-space and dust the antenna with a wet rag.

Figure 2.4.c Satellites configuration page
2.4.4 GPS antenna position on the tractor

This parameter refers to the position of the GPS antenna in relation to the posterior axel of the tractor.
1. Enter the distance value accurately and select “FORWARD” if the antenna is located in front of the
axel; select “BACKWARD” if it is located behind the rear axle.
Figure 2.4.d Antenna position in relation to rear axle

2.4.5 Auto-Steering (for G7 Plus only)
Auto-Steering menu allows you to access G7 Farmnavigator settings when it is connected to Auto-
Steering system.
1. Select “SETTINGS” > “Auto-Steering”;
Figure 2.4.e Auto-Steering configuration page

In this page it is possible to find:
-- ECU INFO: information about ECU-S1 steering controller connected to G7 Farmnavigator;
-- AUTO-STEERING: it is possible to open Auto-Steering advanced menu settings
ATTENTION: this feature is limited to expert users. An incorrect configuration leads to a malfunction of the
Auto-Steering system;
-- NUDGE STEP: it is possible to configure a default displacement value for the function “Move”;
-- SYNC JOB START/STOP: set this function “ON” and select Auto-Steering button to start colouring
the worked area.
2.4.6 Work view layout

Work view layout menu allows you to edit the map view.
1. Select > “SETTINGS” > “Work view Layout”;
-- MAP VIEW: select 2D to have a view from above or 3D for a perspective view;
-- DAILY BACKGROUND: allows you to change the background colour of the map;
-- SCALE GRID: it allows you to create a grid on the background. It is possible to configure grid size
manually.
NOTE: grid orientation always refers to geographical North.

Figure 2.4.f Work view layout configuration page
2.4.7 Remote control (for G7 Plus only)

Remote control menu allows you to configure the supplied remote control.
1. Select “SETTINGS” > “Remote control”
Figure 2.4.g Remote control setting page

Remote control allows you to have a quick access to the main functions, such as opening the main menu,

starting or pausing jobs, enabling or disabling Auto-Steering system, placing a mark on the map (on
obstacles, on specific points, etc.).
To connect the remote control, make sure that it is within a range of a few metres from G7 Farmnavigator
and insert batteries into the slot. Then:
1. Select “SETUP” > Remote control;
2. Select “REMOTE CONTROL RECEIVER” and Press “ON” to turn it on;
3. Select “PIN” and enter the PIN code given on the back of your remote control;
PIN
Figure 2.4.h Remote control

4.Press the middle button (navigation arrow) of your remote control, to connect the display to the remote
control. Once connected, select “REMOTE CONTROL INFO” to check connection status, battery status
and firmware version.
The functions of the remote control buttons can only be used in job page. On details:
2 7
3 6
4 5
Menu Back
1 2
Press it to open the main Menu. Press it to go back to the previous page.
Cycle
Mark
3 If the camera is connected, select 4
Press it to mark an obstacle on the map.
it to open the camera visualization.

Start/Stop Setting
5 Press it to start/stop colouring the 6 Press it to open set up page.
worked area on the map.
Nudge control
Zoom in/zoom out wheel
It allows you to move the line to follow, moving
7 Use the lateral wheel to zoom in 8
the remote control to the right or to the left.
or out the map.
Table 2.4.i Remote control functions
2.4.8 Wireless connectivity (for G7 Plus only)

G7 Farmnavigator is provided with wireless connectivity and it can be connected to a WiFi hotspot. A
dedicated menu allows the configuration of a WiFi network.
1. Select “SET UP” > “WiFi”;
2. Select “ON” to start searching for available networks;
3. Select the network that you want to access;
4. Select “Password” to enter the PIN code;
5. Wait for a moment and confirm the connection. Tap the name of the network to check
connection status and IP address information.
6. Select “FORGET” to disable automatic WiFi connection.
Figure 2.4.j WiFi configuration page
2.4.9 Mirror Control (for G7 Plus only)

Install the app Mirror Control to control G7 Farmnavigator with your smartphone or tablet. This app
allows you to use the display of your Android or Apple device as if it was G7 Farmnavigator display.

Figure 2.4.k Mirror Control configuration page
It is possible to connect G7 Farmnavigator to a smartphone or tablet via WiFi network, only if G7
Farmnavigator and the smartphone or tablet are connected to the same router.
1. Select “SETTINGS” > “Mirror-Control” > “ON”;
2.4.10 System Information
Figure 2.4.l System Info page

This page summarizes all the information about the device. On the right side of the page, there are

four buttons.
G7 Plus allows you to search for software updates automatically by selecting “Check for updates” button.
In order to check for updates, you need to connect the device to a WiFi network.
1. Select “SETTINGS” > “System Info”

3. Job page
The Job page shows all the information and functions needed during your work activity.
Figure 2.4.a Job main page
3.1 Current job information
3.1.1 Job name

Job and implement names appear at the upper left corner of the page. Touch “i” to directly access
detailed information about your job.
File and implement name description
Table 3.1.a Job name
3.1.2 Connected devices

At the upper right corner of the screen, there are the icons that identify the type of devices connected
to G7 Farmnavigator.
Devices connected to G7 Farmnavigator
Connected and working remote control

Connected and working WiFi
External third-party device connected and enabled for automatic

sections control
Auto-Steering system connected and enabled for the steering

wheel control
Table 3.1.b Connected devices
3.1.3 Antenna precision and reception

At the bottom left corner of the page, it is possible to see the reception and precision status of the
antenna connected to G7 Farmnavigator.
Description of antenna reception status and signal quality
Figure 3.1.c Antenna reception and precision status

There are different levels of accuracy of the antenna:
RTK FX Centimetre accuracy, maximum level of precision possible.
Decimetre accuracy, very high precision level. It does not fit for those jobs which
RTK FT
require 1-2 centimetres precision.
Sub-meter accuracy, middle level of accuracy, perfect for the majority of job. It
DGPS includes the correction provided by geostationary satellites SBAS (EGNOS,
WAAS, etc.).
3D/SPS Low accuracy, it is not suitable for any type of job.
No GPS signal, the antenna is disconnected or it is in a place where there is a total
NO GPS
coverage of the signal (inside a building).
Table 3.1.d Antenna precision level
If the antenna icon (Figure 3.1.c) is green in all its parts, the receiving conditions are perfect.
Otherwise, wait a few minutes, clean the antenna and get the device away from metal obstacles or
dense vegetation.
3.1.4 Zoom Level and compass

At the bottom right corner of the screen, it is possible to see both zoom level and the compass that
indicates the direction of the tractor.
The compass is oriented according to tractor’s progress. The black

tip of the compass indicates the North. The scale bar indicates the
zoom level applied to the map.
Table 3.1.e Zoom and compass

3.1.5 Area, speed, distance
At the bottom of the screen, it is possible to see all the information about distance, speed, worked area
and total area.
Information about area, speed and

distance during work.
Table 3.1.a Area, speed, distance

The information displayed may vary if G7 Farmnavigator is connected to third-party devices. Long tap
area value icon (second box starting from the left) to open a selection menu and change the information
displayed.
3.2 Operative functions during job
3.2.1 Start/stop
START/STOP function enables you to draw or not a worked area.
-- Press “START” to draw a green area of the same width as the implement and to count it in the
worked area;
-- Press “STOP” to interrupt colouring and suspend the counting of the area.
NOTE: START/STOP function can be also used in case of refuelling pauses during job.
START
Tap this icon to start working and colouring the worked area.
STOP
Tap this icon to interrupt colouring of the area.
Table 3.2.a Start/Stop functions
3.2.2 A-B lines

When you start a new job, tap A-B to have access to different types of guidelines. More specifically:
A-B Parallel lines
Tap this icon to work with A-B Parallel lines.
Once you tap the icon, the point A will be saved. Proceed few metres straight ahead
to save point B.
A-B Contour guidelines
Tap this icon to work with A-B Contour guidelines.
Once you tap the icon, the point A will be saved. Proceed few metres straight ahead
to save point B. It is essential to correctly set “Minimum Turning radius” in the
implement settings page.
Pivot Guidelines
Tap this icon to work with pivot guidelines.

A-B Adaptative contour
Tap this icon to work with A-B Adaptative contour.
Once you tap the icon, the point A will be saved. Proceed few metres straight
ahead to save point B.
With this type of guideline, the last track drawn will be copied. It always provides
a 180° turn at the end of the field.
Point A + Direction
Tap the icon to save point A.
In the end, the direction of the tractor will be displayed and it can be confirmed
or edit.
A-B lines list

This icon is active when the field is selected and if there are A-B guidelines
already associated to that field.
Table 3.2.b A-B line types
Figure 3.2.a A-B guidelines

Once A-B lines are defined and created, the icon will indicate the type of guideline which is currently
active during your job.
A-B Parallel A+ Heading
Table 3.2.c Icon with A-B guideline type

During the job, tap A-B icon to access additional functions concerning A-B lines cancellation,
change, or displacement.

Figure 3.2.b Operating functions during job activity
Below is a list of all the functions available:
Magnet
Move A-B lines according to the antenna position.
Streets
Move A-B guidelines some metres away from the antenna position. The
maximum displacement permitted is equal to half of implement width.
Shift cancellation
Delete shift and reset original A-B guidelines.
A-B guidelines list

If active, it shows the list of A-B guidelines saved and used in the field.
Delete A-B lines

This feature allows you to delete the A-B guideline created in the field. The
area already worked and coloured in green will not be deleted.
Table 3.2.d Functions available in the A-B menu

3.2.3 Field
In order to define a field, go along the field perimeter and activate field registration mode.
The term field refers to the physical perimeter of the field. “FIELD” function allows you to save the
position of the field. It is possible to carry on the activities even during the measurement of field
boundaries. It is important to take into account that G7 Farmnavigator calculates the position of the
field boarders according to the width of the chosen implement.
-- Move to the edge of the field;
-- Select “START” if you are working the area during the registration of the field boundaries;
-- Select “FIELD” and move along the field perimeters;
Figure 3.2.c Creation of a new field

-- Tap “FIELD” again, when you are in close proximity to the starting point so as to finish
recording;

Figure 3.2.d Closing the field perimeter
-- The field takes the same name defined during the new job creation page. Tap “EDIT” if you
want to modify it;
Figure 3.2.e Field name modification

-- Field boundaries are now saved and stored in memory
NOTE: It is possible to locate the field on the same perimeters next year only by using an RTK
instrumentation.

Once the field is defined, there are other features which allow you to visualize, edit or delete field
boundaries. Tap “FIELD” to access these features:
Edit/continue field registration

It allows you to modify field boundaries already defined by adding or modifying
one of its part.
Enable/disable field view

Tap this icon to enable or disable the contour view of the field from the map.
Delete field boundaries

Delete field contour.
Table 3.2.e Field functions detail
3.2.4 Headlands
This feature is very useful for determining the contour of the worked area. Define the field to use
this function.
Take the following steps to activate headland:
-- Select a field from the list and create a new job;
Figure 3.2.f Headland, start a new row

-- Select headland key, named “HEADLAND”, and set the width of the headland that must be a
multiple of implement width;
-- An area which corresponds to the headland will be displayed on the map.
Figure 3.2.g, Headland width configuration
Figure 3.2.h Headland, area

Headland has different functionalities:
-- It allows to define the area of the contour to be worked or already worked;

-- In case of automatic sections control, it avoids that the product will be sprayed on the headland;
-- It allows you to activate Auto-Steering system along the headland path (field contour).
Tap “HEADLAND” to enable all these functionalities. Four different icons will be displayed:
Headland active
It allows you to open sections automatically on the headland. It shows the path
tracking for Auto-Steering;
Headland disabled
It prevents the opening of the sections automatically inside the headland
Headland inactive
Headland is drawn on the screen, the opening of the sections is active and the
path tracking for Auto-Steering is not active;
Delete Headland
Allows you to delete headland and to restore initial field conditions.
Table 3.2.f Headland specific functions
3.2.5 Obstacles
G7 Farmnavigator allows users to save and view the position of a specific point on the map (e.g.
an obstacle).
-- G7 Plus permits you to activate this option only with remote controller.
-- G7 Ezy is provided with a specific button on the main menu.
To save the position on a specific point:

-- Tap on “MARK”;
Obstacle / Mark
If pressed, it saves the position and it draws a marker on the map
Table 3.2.i Obstacle, point of interest

-- On the map, it is possible to see a marker near the selected point.

Figure 3.2.j Obstacle on the map
3.2.6 Auto-Steering system (For G7 Plus only)

G7 Farmnavifator is compatible with Auto-Steering mode. Connect G7 Farmnavigator to an external
device which allows the steering wheel to be activated automatically and keep the tractor on the
guideline.
In the Job page, the button marked as “AUTOMATIC STEERING” allows you to enable and disable
automatic steering.
Automatic steering not available

G7 Farmnavigator is enabled for Auto-Steering but steering device is not
installed or it is not active.
Auto-Steering active but not in use

Touch the red button to enable Auto-Steering.
Auto-Steering active and in use

Touch the green button to disable Auto-Steering.
Table 3.2.g. Auto-Steering buttons

For more detailed tecnical information about Auto-Steering system, check the Installation and
Maintenance Manual.

3.2.7 Nudge
From the Job page, it is possible to move the A-B lines position a few centimetres. In order to do
so, tap “NUDGE”.
Nudge
It allows you to modify A-B line position.
Table 3.2.k Work page, nudge button
Figure 3.2.I Work page, A-B lines movement.

It is possible to insert nudge step, select movement direction or align the lines to the current position
of the tractor.
Set nudge step

Tap this icon to set nudge step in centimetres, e.g. 5 cm.
Move the line to the left

Tap this icon to immediately move the line to the left, for example 5 cm (value
set as nudge step).
Move the line to the right

Tap this icon to immediately move the line to the right, for example 5 cm (this is
the value set as nudge step).

Align the lines
Tap this icon to move the line on the current position of the tractor.
Delete movement
Tap this icon to restore A-B line initial position and remove all the saved
movements.
Go back to the previous page

Tap this icon to close the menu relative to nudge page. The menu will be closed
automatically after 5 seconds of inactivity.
Table 3.2.m Details of nudge functions
ATTENTION: The maximum allowed nudge step is equal to half of the implement width.

4. Advanced operating modes
This chapter describes advanced operative functions.
4.1 Start new job, full mode

To start a new job in full mode, it is necessary to insert all the information required for a correct
registation of a new job:
1. Select “START NEW JOB”;
2. At “FARMER” line, tap the downward green arrow and select the farmer’s name;
3. At “FIELD” line, tap the downward green arrow and select the field. In case of undefined
field, tap on “Create New” and follow the procedure for inserting a new name;
4. At “IMPLEMENT” line, tap the downward green arrow and select implement’s name;
5. At “DRIVER” line, tap the downward green arrow and select driver’s name;
6. At “PRODUCTS” line, tap the downward green arrow and select the name of the product. It
is possible to select more than just one product for every single job;
7. Select “OK” to go to work page;
8. Tap the “i” located at the upper left corner of the display to edit Job name:
1. Tap the pen icon to modify the text;
2. Select “OK”;
3. Tap on the downward green arrow to go back to the previous page;
4. Tap on “A-B” to start the job.
4.2 Define the field and create new A-B guidelines

During the definition of the field, it is possible to create A-B guidelines to work the area inside the
field boundaries. This procedure is to be used the first time you define the field.
In this way an A-B line is created in conjunction with the passage of the tractor on that side of the
field, avoiding unecessaries overlaps.
-- Create a new Job, preferably in full mode.
NOTE: It is advisable to change the name of the job. In order to do so, tap on “i” located at the top
left corner of the display.
-- Tap “START” if the area must be worked during the recording of the boundaries;
-- Tap “FIELD” and move along the perimeters of the field;
-- On the Job side, tap “A-B”;
-- Select the line type;
-- Proceed straight ahead to save point B;
-- Tap B and proceed straight ahead to close the contour;
-- Tap “FIELD” to complete registration, when you are in proximity to the starting point;
-- The field takes the name defined during the new job creation page. Tap “EDIT” if you want
to modify it;
-- Field boundaries will be saved and stored.

Figure 4.2.a Job name modification
NOTE: After one year, the replacement in the same position will be possible only with RTK
instrumentation.
-- It is possible to work within the perimeter following the defined A-B lines.
4.3 Working again on defined A-B lines using the same implement
This procedure allows you to avoid redefining A-B lines every year. For example; if you need to seed
the same field with the same seeder every year.
NOTE: this feature is available only with RTK instrumentation.
G7 Farmnavigator allows you to reload a previous job and work it again, recalling the A-B lines used
during the previous activity.
1. Tap “DATABASE”,
2. Tap “FIELD”;
3. Select farmer name;
4. Select field name;
5. Scroll to the “JOB” line and tap the downward green arrow;
6. Select the job that you want to recall;
7. Select “Start as new” to recall A-B lines saved during the previous activity.
In particular, there are two functions:
Continue
The job will be reloaded and the coloration of the worked area will be maintained.

Restart as new
This function offers you two possibilities:
-- start from an existing job.
-- create a new job. It is advisable to modify job name tapping “i” at the upper
left corner of the screen.
Table 4.3.b ‘Continue’ and ‘Start as new’ detail
Figure 4.3.a ‘Restart as new’ function
4.4 Working on predefined A-B lines but with another implement

This procedure is useful to avoid redefining A-B lines every year. For example, if you have defined
A-B guidelines during planting season and you need to recall them for your treatments next year.
The procedure is the following:
1. Tap “START NEW JOB”;
2. Select the “FARMER”;
3. Select the “FIELD”. It is essential to select the name of the field used during the previous
activity, so that to recall the A-B lines used in that field.

Figure 4.4.a Field selection page
4. Select the “IMPLEMENT” (it must be different from the implement used in the previous job);
5. Select the “DRIVER”;
6. Select the “PRODUCT”;
7. Tap “OK” to confirm the creation of a new job.
The last job will be reloaded and A-B lines width will be calculated according to the new implement
width.
It is necessary to put the tractor in the same position as for the previous job, by following this
procedure:
1. Tap on “A-B”;
2. Tap on “Magnet” icon. The first line will be move to the real implement position;
3. In case of error in the positioning, repeat the operation;
4. Select “START”;
5. Proceed with the activity.
4.5 Create more than one A-B line during the same job session
NOTE: this function can be used only if the field is set.
G7 Farmnavigator allows you to save more than one A-B lines and recall them for further activities.
To save more than one A-B lines within the field, proceed as follows:
1. Create a new job, select a field from the list or create a new field;
2. Start the job and define an A-B line (e.g. A-B Parallel guidelines);
3. Tap again on “A-B” if you need to create another A-B line (e.g. adaptative guidelines);
4. Tap the “A-B” icon, marked with a red X, to cancel the lines from the display;
5. Tap “YES”. The line will be deleted only from the display, but it is stored in memory;
6. Move the tractor to the new job direction, inside the same field and the same job;

7. Tap “A-B” icon and select the lines type that must be defined (e.g. Contour guidelines);
8. Move to the point B;
9. At this point, a second A-B line is created.
4.6 Change A-B lines during the same job

ATTENTION: this function can be used only if the field is set.
If during your activity, there is a need to change A-B lines, proceed as follows:
1. Tap “A-B”;
2. Tap AB List icon.
Figure 4.6.a A-B line change during job

AB list icon.
Table 4.6.b A-B list icon

3. Select the A-B line type that you need to display;

Figure 4.6.c List of A-B lines used in a field
4. Delete A-B line, tap “YES”. The line will be deleted only from the display, but it is stored in
memory;
Figure 4.6.d Example of a job with more than one A-B line saved
4.7 Move the line to a specific point, “Magnet” function

It is possible to use “Magnet” function to:
-- Avoid an obstacle (moat, drain, street) and move to a new parcel of field without creating a

new A-B line;
-- Locate the line on your current position, maintaining A-B direction;
-- Reuse A-B lines with an implement which has a different width: locate the implement at the
starting point, use the “Magnet” function to move the origin of A-B lines on that point.
To use “Magnet” function:
1. Tap “A-B”;
2. Tap “Magnet”;
Magnet
Move the A-B lines to the antenna position.
Table 4.7.a “Magnet” function

3. A-B lines will be moved to the exact position of the tractor.
4.8 Move A-B line according a precise value, “Street” function

“Street” function allows you to move A-B line according to a precise metrical distance. The
repositioning of the A-B lines starts from the tractor current position.
This function is essential when you need to:
-- Leave a precise distance between one A-B line and the other;
-- Create “Streets” in sowing area, usually used for irrigation;
-- Split the parcel into precise portions.
In order to use “Streets” function:
1. Tap “A-B”;
2. Tap on “Street” icon;
Streets
Move A-B lines few meters away from the antenna position. The maximum
allowed movement is equal to half the width of the implement.
Table 4.8.a ‘Streets’ Functions

3. Set the metrical distance according to which the row will be moved;
NOTE: the distance will be calculated starting from the antenna position (which corresponds to the
position of the tractor);
4. Confirm to apply the movement.
4.9 Connect an external device to control sections

G7 Farmnavigator allows you to connect third-party external devices to make an automatic control
of the section. This feature can be used with implements such as:
-- Weeding barrel
-- Spreaders
-- Planters
In the appendix, there is a list of supported devices.
The procedure to be performed for the correct configuration is as follows:

1. Connect the external device to the G7 Farmnavigator bracket through 9-pin serial port
marked as “CONTROLLER”;
2. Turn both G7 Farmnavigator and the external device on. Any other settings concerning the
external device are not part of this manual;
3. Select “DATABASE” > “IMPLEMENTS”;
4. Create a new implement;
Figure 4.9.a New implement page
Figure 4.9.b External implement type selection page

5. Select which type of external control is connected to G7 Farmnavigator;
6. Scroll through the list and select the connected device;
Figure 4.9.c External device type

7. Wait for a connection between G7 Farmnavigator and the device;
Figure 4.9.d Connection between G7 Farmnavigator and the external device

8. Set the total width divided into sections;

Figure 4.9.e Section configuration: nozzle per section
9. It is possible to set the width of the spray boom either for the number of nozzles per single
section or for the entire section width;
Figure 4.9.f Sections configuration: section width

10. Enter the number of boom sections;

Figure 4.9.g. Number of sections configuration
11. Insert the individual width of each section. Check the total width to avoid errors;
Figure 4.9.h Single section width configuration

Below is an example of 18 metres boom with 5 sections;
G7 Farmnavigator allows you to insert a time value to advance the opening and closing of the section so as to
anticipate the command that must be send to the external device. This value, expressed in seconds, is equal
to the time required by the device to order the opening of the sections and the actual release of product from
the nozzles.

Figure 4.9.i Example of 18 meters bar with 5 sections
Figure 4.9.j Configuration of opening and closing delays of the section

There are other settings, among which the spray boom overlap percentage.
For example, a value of 100% means that the section will be closed in case of total overlapping. A value
of 50% means that the section will be closed when the boom overlaps the total section width by 50%.

Figure 4.9.k Spray boom overlap configuration
Figure 4.9.I Implements with automatic section control

The implement is now set and displayed in the implement list. An icon identifies the implement with active
section control. On the job page, there are icons that show the sections status.
Boom sections status
Green colour indicates that the section is active and
operating.
Red colour indicates that the section is active but turned off.
Table 4.9.m Boom sections status

Figure 4.9.n Boom sections status
G7 Farmnavigator allows you to manually control a section, by tapping the boom sections status.
It is possible to control a section manually forcing the automatic section control. Manual section control
can be configured to either be always active or inactive.
Automatic Status
The section will be turn on and off automatically.
Manual status active

The section is always active. In this case, the drop is green.
Manual status inactive

The section is always inactive. In this case, the drop is red.
Table 4.9.o Section status: automatic and manual
4.10 Using “Planter” to create fields planting layout

G7 Farmnavigator allows you to design and realize planting layout of vines, fruit plants, cultivation and
installation of poles.
In order to activate this feature, it is necessary to use “Planter”. On details:
1. Tap “SETTINGS” > “IMPLEMENTS”;
2. Create a new implement and insert the name;

3. In the implement type selection menu, select “Planter”;
Figure 4.10.a New implement: planter

4. Create a new job and select A-B parallel lines (or A + Direction). Point A will represent the
position of the first plant;
5. Define the distance between rows and plants and tap OK to confirm;
Figure 4.10.b Distance between plants and rows configuration page

6. The position of point A and the position of the first plant are defined;
Figure 4.10.c Field planting layout, point A

7. Proceed to point B and tap “B”. In this way the lines will be created and the plants position
will be marked on the line.
Figure 4.10.d Plant distribution on A-B line

8. When the position of the antenna coincides with the position of the plant, the circle will
change its colour from orange to green;

Figure 4.10.e Plants worked in field planting layout
9. Further information are displayed at the bottom of job page;
Distance from the plant

This information allows user to know the exact distance between
the antenna position and the next plant (if the sign is positive) or the
distance from the previous plants (if the sign is negative).
Number of worked plants

It allows user to know how many plants have actually been worked
from the beginning of the work.
Table 4.10.f Information about “Planter”

NOTE: third-party accessories will be available for the motions of the tractor, both for Auto-Steering
and for planter automation.

5. Importing and exporting data
5.1 Download a job and view it in the office

G7 Farmnavigator allows you to download a job in KMZ format and visualize it on your Personal
Computer (PC).
NOTE: in order to use this function, Google Earth™ software must be installed on your PC.
To download the file, you need an USB stick, ‘USB cable + Video in’ (G7 Ezy, P/N: K2CYFS0600) or
the ‘USB cable + Video in + Ethernet’ (G7 Plus, P/N: K2CYFS1000).
Figure 5.1.a USB Cabe + Video in

1. Connect USB cable to the G7 Farmnavigator bracket;
2. Insert USB stick in the supplied USB cable connector;
3. Tap “DATABASE” > “JOBS”;
4. Select the job you want to export.

Figure 5.1.b Saving data in KMZ
1. The file will be automatically saved in the USB stick;
2. Connect the USB stick to your PC;
3. Enter the “Export” folder to access the saved job;
4. Double click on the job name;
5. Google Earth™ will be opened (if previously installed).
Figure 5.1.c Job view with Google Earth™

Tap “Info” to see all job information available.
5.2 Import the field boundaries in KMZ format

G7 Farmnavigator allows you to import field boundaries in KMZ format. This feature is useful when
you want to move field registration from one G7 Farmnavigator to another or if the field boundaries

are drawn in your office using Google Heart™ software.
Create a new folder called “Import” and put it in the USB stick. Inside the folder “Import”, copy the
KMZ files you want to import. Connect the USB stick to G7 Farmnavigator using the supplied cable.
1. Tap “DATABASE” > “FIELD”> “Import”;

2. Select the file that you need to import;
Figure 5.2.a KMZ file import access menu
Figure 5.2.b File KMZ selection

-- Tap “Import” and wait for the fields to be imported;
Figure 5.2.c Importing fields from KMZ

-- In “FIELD” menu, there is a field for each imported KMZ file.
Figure 5.2.d Preview of a field imported from KMZ

5.3 Importing a map in SHP file format
Create a new folder called “Import” and put it in the USB stick. Inside the folder “Import”, copy the

KMZ files you want to import. Connect the USB stick to your G7 Farmnavigator using the cable
supplied.
-- Tap “DATABASE” > “CAMPI” > “Import”;
Figure 5.3.a File SHP import menu

-- Select the file which you need to import;
Figure 5.3.b SHP file Import

-- Tap “Import” and wait for boundaries to be imported;

Figure 5.3.c Import SHP file – work in progress
-- All the field boundaries contained in the SHP file are now visible in “FIELD” menu;
Figure 5.3.d – List of fields loaded from SHP file

-- It is now possible to see a preview of each field;

Figure 5.3.e Example of a field loaded from SHP file
5.3.1 Create a boundary in SHP file format

There are various software available for creating boundaries and exporting them to SHP file format.
Above is an example of saving field boundaries in SHP format starting from Google Heart™.
-- Drawn a polygon in Google Earth™
Figure 5.3.f Example of a polygon drawn with Google Earth™

-- Save the file with “Save place as..”;

-- Use one of the online software available to convert a KMZ file into a SHP format (for example;
MyGeodata Cloud);
-- Import the SHP file into G7 Farmnavigator following the import procedure (Par 5.2).
Figure 5.3.g SHP file created with Google Earth™

6. Other functions
6.1 G7 Farmnavigator software updates

The updates for G7 Farmnavigator are available every year. Follow the above procedure to update
the software of your device.
6.1.1 Software Update via WiFi (G7 Plus only)

G7 Farmnavigator is provided with an automatic search for available updates when the device is
connected to a WiFi network. To search for software update:
1. Tap “SET UP”> System info > “Check for updates” and wait for the connection;
Figure 6.1.a Software update via WiFi

1. Tap “YES” to download the update;
2. The device restarts in update mode;
3. Tap “UPDATE NOW” to proceed with the installation;
4. Tap “CONTINUE” and wait for the restart;
5. The update is completed and the WiFi network can be turned off.
6.1.2 Software Update via USB

If it is not possible to update the software via WiFi due to the lack of connection or since you have a
G7 Ezy, you have to update the software via USB.
To proceed with the update, you need:
-- USB stick (at least 2GB);
-- Update file (it is strongly suggested to contact the customer service);

-- ‘USB Cable/ Video in’ (g7 Ezy, p/n: K2CYFS0600) or cable USB / Video in / Ethernet’ (G7
Plus, P/N: K2CYFS1000).
Perform the following procedure:
1. Copy the update file from a PC to USB stick;
2. Connect USB cable to the G7 Farmnavigator bracket;
3. Insert USB stick into the USB connector of the supplied cable;
4. Turn G7 Farmnavigator on, the device starts in update mode;
5. Tap “UPDATE NOW” to install the update;
6. Tap “CONTINUE” and wait for the program to start;
7. The update is now completed and the USB stick can be dismissed.
6.2 Video camera

G7 Farmnavigator allows you to connect an external, analogic video camera. There are no settings
to be performed on the software.
6.2.1 Type of supported cameras

G7 Farmnavigator supports analogic cameras with PAL o NTFS format.
The video camera must be provided with a male RCA connector. Power to the video camera must
be supplied externally to G7 Farmnavigator. IP and USB camera are not supported. Power must be
supplied externally.
6.2.2 Connect a video camera

It is possible to connect a video camera to G7 Farmnavigator via the ‘USB cable/Video in’ (G7 Ezy,
P/N: K2CYFS0600) or ‘USB cable / Video in /Ethernet’ (G7 Plus, P/N: K2CYFS1000). The cable is
provided with an analog RCA female video input.
Figure 6.2.a How to connect a video camera to G7 Farmnavigator
6.2.3 Display mode for Video camera

When the camera is properly connected to G7 Farmnavigator, the video camera icon will be
automatically activated on the main page of your job.
-- Tap the camera icon displayed on the main page of your job to switch to video mode.

Video camera available
The video camera is recognized and connected.
Video camera not available

The video camera is not connected or not compatible.
Table 6.2.b Camera button
6.3 G7 Navi (Only for G7 Plus)

G7 Navi is an app used for terrestrial navigation. It is available only for G7 Plus and it allows you to
use road navigation function. To switch to this modality:
-- In the main page, tap the button located at the upper left side of the page;
Figure 6.3.a Access to G7 Navi

-- Tap “YES”

Figure 6.3.b Switch to road navigator confirmation page
6.4 Activate a virtual NMEA output on the “Generic” port

Some third-party devices used on the tractor in complementary mode to G7 Farmnavigator, require
the use of GPS antenna for a correct functioning.
G7 Farmnavigator gives the possibility to generate and share a GPS code in NMEA format to be
sent to a third-party device, without using a second GPS antenna.
Figure 6.4.a Virtual GPS output on the ‘Generic’ port

1. Tap “SETUP” > “Satellites”
2. Tap “NMEA on Generic port” and select “ON”.
6.5 Activate the demo mode

G7 Farmnavigator is provided with a Demo mode, very useful for outdoor demonstrations without
GPS.
To enable the demo mode (Demo):
1. Tap “SETUP” > “System info”> “Start demo mode”;
2. Tap the tractor icon located in lower right corner of the page to switch to the job page.
Figure 6.5.a Start demo mode

Figure 6.5.b Demo mode
ATTENTION: do not use demo mode if the GPS antenna is connected to the connector of the G7
Farmnavigator bracket marked as “GPS ANTENNA”.
To disable Demo mode:

-- Tap “Demo mode stop”;
Figure 6.5.c Demo mode stop

7. Contacts/Customer Support
To get first-level assistance regarding:

-- User manual guide
-- Warranty
-- Replacements, malfunctions
-- Repairs
-- Updates
Telephone: +39 0585 784044
Mail: support@avmap.it
To get second-level assistance regarding:

-- Autosteering
-- RTK systems
-- Settings
Telephone: +39 334 6033178
Mail: support.farm@avmap.it

8. Appendix
List of third-party devices compatible with G7 Farmnavigator:
Antenna
-- AvMap Smart Turtle
-- Novatel AgStar
-- Novatel Smart6
-- Novatel Smart7
-- Harxon TS108Pro
Sprayer
-- Agral AGSIG
-- Agromehanika AG-Tronik
-- Bertolini Buono
-- Caffini CB9
-- FarmscanAG UniPOD
-- Geoline GeoSystem 260
-- MC Elettronica Hydra 590
Spreader
-- Bogballe Icon
-- Bogballe Zurf
Planter
-- Gpskit AgriDrive

Analytic Index
A O
Antenna 3, 5, 6, 7, 24, 25, 33, 36, 51, 60, 61, 73, 75 Obstacle 28, 41, 42, 50
Auto-Steering 3, 5, 26, 28,33, 41, 42, 61
P
C Planter 58, 59, 61, 77
Customer Support 3, 76 Products 3, 13, 45
D R
Demo mode 3, 74, 75 Remote control 3, 27, 28, 29, 32, 41
Distance from the plant 61
Driver 3, 10, 11, 45, 48
S
Satellites 3, 24, 25, 33, 74
E Sections 3, 5, 33, 41, 51, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58
Electrical connections 5 Sections control 33, 41
Export 5, 62, 63 Start 19, 20, 26, 29, 34, 37, 39, 45, 46, 47, 48, 71
F Stop 3, 26, 29, 34, 75

Streets 36, 51
Farmer 11, 12, 13, 45, 46, 47
Field 3, 5, 8, 13, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 41, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, T
58, 60, 61, 63, 64, 65, 67, 68 Total area 34
G U
Google Earth™ 5, 62, 63, 68, 69 Units 3, 23, 24
H Updates 3, 31, 70, 76

USB 3, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 70, 71
Headland 3, 39, 40, 41 User preferences 3, 24
Import 3, 5, 37, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 69
V
J Video camera 3, 71, 72
Job 3, 9, 10, 17, 19, 20, 22, 23, 26, 28, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 38,
39, 42, 43, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 57, 59, 61, 62, 63, 71, 74
W
Worked area 26, 29, 34, 39, 46
Job name 3, 32, 45, 46
Working width 17
K Work view layout 3, 26, 27, 78
KMZ 3, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 69
Z
M Zoom 3, 8, 29, 33
Magnet 3, 36, 48, 50, 51
Mirror-Control 30
N
Nozzles 54, 55
Nudge 3, 26, 29, 43, 44
Number of worked plants 61
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USER MANUAL

Updated to 3.10.xR software version

1.1 Ways of using G7 Farmnavigator

1.2 Electrical connections

Figure 1.2.a - Electrical connections

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1.3.1 How to connect Turtle Smart antenna to G7 Farmnavigator

1.3.2 Antenna position– Transverse axis

1.3.3 Antenna position - Longitudinal axis

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1.4 Turning the device on

Figure 1.4.a Turning on the display

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Figure 1.4.b Reset the device

ATTENTION: a reset of the device might cause data loss.

1.5 How to use multi-touch display

Tap the screen to select a button from the menu.

Table 1.5.a Touch screen gestures and movements

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Figure 2.0 - Main menu

2.1 DATABASE menu

Figure 2.1.a DATABASE menu

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Figure 2.1.b Add a new driver

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Figure 2.1.d List of drivers

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Figure 2.1.e List of farmers

Figure 2.1.f List of fields associated with farmers or others

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Figure 2.1.g List of products

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Figure 2.1.i Implement name

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Figure 2.1.k Implement setting

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Figure 2.1.m Trailed mount

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Figure 2.1.n Implement main activity

Figure 2.1.o Working width setting

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Figure 2.1.q List of saved implements

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Figure 2.2.a Start new job page

Figure 2.2.b List of implements

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Figure 2.2.c Job page

Figure 2.2.d Job type selection

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Table 2.2.e A-B straight lines

Figure 2.2.f Parallel lines

Tabel 2.2.g Distance from guideline and smart cursor

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Figure 2.3.a Main menu – Continue last job

Figure 2.3.b Last job confirmation page

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Figure 2.3.c Last job and latest position visualization

2.4 Configuration menu

2.4.1 Units of measurement