RTP - Return-to-Position Page, Functions

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A
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Softkey for saving the current bucket position as 0°-position
(neutral position allowing a frequently used position to be found
easily).
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B
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Softkeys for switching Return-to-Position function on and off
(ON when the left softkey is grayed out).
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C
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Display and drop-down box for selecting an implement. Various
implements (and applications) can be saved here. The following settings
can be saved for each implement: The setpoints in both ranges; flow
settings of SCVs 11 and 12, the characteristics of the multi-function
lever and the 0°-position of the bucket.
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D
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Display - Lock status of multi-function lever (locked or unlocked)
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E
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Define the top setpoint to which the boom should return automatically.
Move the boom to the desired height and press softkey (E) to define
this position as the top setpoint.
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F
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Display showing the movement range of the boom and the current
position (more details can be found below).
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G
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Define the bottom setpoint to which the boom should return automatically.
Move the boom to the desired height and press softkey (G) to define
this position as the bottom setpoint.
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H
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Softkeys for toggling between the two setpoint ranges A and
B. Two separate ranges of setpoints can be used for each implement.
A range consists of one top and one bottom setpoint each for boom
and bucket. On the display, different colors indicate which range
is currently selected (A = blue and B = green). Toggling between A
and B can also be achieved using button 8 on the multi-function lever.
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I
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Softkey for changing to Multi-function Lever Setup (see text
on electrical multi-function lever in this section).
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J
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Softkeys for switching electronic self-leveling on and off.
If return-to-position (B) is switched on, electronic self-leveling
can be de-activated only if the front loader has mechanical self-leveling.
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K
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Change to SCV settings (see text on Selective Control Valves
in this section).
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L
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Define the bottom setpoint to which the bucket should return
automatically. Move the bucket to the desired angle and press softkey
(L) to define this position as the bottom setpoint.
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M
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Display showing the angle of the bucket and the current position
(more details can be found below).
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N
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Define the top setpoint to which the bucket should return automatically.
Move the bucket to the desired angle and press softkey (N) to define
this position as the top setpoint.
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O
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This line indicates the highest point that can be reached when
electronic self-leveling is active.
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NOTE: If a front loader without mechanical self-leveling is
installed, electronic self-leveling is activated automatically when
the tractor is started. If automatic return-to-position is activated,
the softkeys for switching electronic self-leveling on and off are
grayed out and cannot be used. If a front loader with
mechanical self-leveling is installed, the previous electronic self-leveling
setting (on or off) remains activated when the engine is started.
Display during front loader operation

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A - Top setpoint, variable position to which the front
loader can move automatically.
B - Position indicator showing current position.
C - A colored bar-graph appears when the boom or bucket
is in motion. This represents the distance that has to be travelled.
D - Bottom setpoint, variable position to which the
front loader can move automatically.
E - This percentage corresponds to the setpoint to
which the boom is currently moving.
F - This percentage corresponds to the current boom
position in relation to maximum possible range of travel (all the
way up = 100%).
G - Unlike with the boom, the bucket is represented
on the display by the current angle. The displayed angle is measured
from the stored zero position, see (H). A plus sign means that the
current angle is above the zero position. A negative sign means that
the current angle is below the zero position.
H - Zero position (0°), an adjustable position
allowing a frequently used angle to be found easily. The bucket has
to be controlled manually.
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