HMS — Headland Management System (If Equipped)

CAUTION: Avoid injury due to losing control of tractor.

If a high gear is stored in a program, activating the program may result in rapid gear shifts.

IMPORTANT: A front loader must NOT be operated using HMS. Make sure that front loader is de-activated on the page for selective control valves at the CommandCenter. See “Additional Equipment” section.

HMS makes it possible to record and save sequences of functions that occur repeatedly and to call them up as programs when they are required. Five memories (memories A-E) are provided for five different implements each of them providing 2 programs. Example: one program for the sequence of functions used at start of field, another program for the sequence of functions used at end of field. Each program can include up to 20 functions. The programs remain in the memory until they are deleted or overwritten, even if the electrical current is switched off.

The functions of the following tractor sub-assemblies may be stored: Differential lock, hitch, rear PTO, front PTO, front-wheel drive, electronic selective control valves, PowrQuad Plus/AutoQuad Plus transmission (gear shifts), AutoQuad Plus transmission (automatic gear shifting), AutoPowr (maximum speed) and upper limit for engine speed.

The distance the tractor moves between functions is also stored.

There are two ways to program sequences of functions:

• With tractor stationary = Edit Mode
• With moving tractor = Learn Mode