Create new Implement
To create implement profile go to the "Recordkeeping"
Select "Implements" section.
In the "Implements" section you can see the list of the existing implements, edit implements and create new implements.
Tap on the "Create new" button to create new implement.
implement creation wizard will guide you through the implement creation flow.
First, select corresponding implement type.
If there is no suitable implement type in the list, you can select type "Other".
Enter implements Brand and Model – these are mandatory fields. Default implement name will consist of the brand and model.
Optionally you can enter own implement name, year of manufacturing and ISOBUS availability.
Select implement hitch type Towed or 3-point hitch mounted. If you have specific implement mount, front mounted or undercarriage mounted you can select type Other.
In the current application version hitch type does not affects implements behaviour during navigation.
Also you can select whether your implement is Reversible or not.
Reversible type is used for offset implements which can change its offset side during operation, for example:
- Turnover plough.
- Offset grass mower.
- Offset grader blade.
Selecting Reversible type will allow you to change offset side during navigation in the Fieldbee App.
For standard and not offset implements select Standard type.
Proceed with implement creation wizard, finish all wizard steps to complete implement creation.
Precisely measure and enter other implement parameters such as Path width, Distance to implement, Implement offset (if needed) in the next wizard steps.
You can also specify the intentional interrow gap of overlap for the implement, so implement width wil be automatically adjusted to meet the required values.
On the last wizard step a summary will be displayed. Check summary information carefully, edit measurments if needed.
If all measurments are correct - tap "SAVE PROFILE" button to finish implement creation and save.
Congratulations, You have created your first implement.















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