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New Holland FR Operator's Manual

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FR Forage Cruiser
Basic Adjustment Guide
Operators Guide
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  • Page 1 FR Forage Cruiser FR Forage Cruiser Basic Adjustment Guide Operators Guide...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Contents In Cab Controls Engine Control IntelliView Setup Run Screens Header Configuration/Calibration Moisture/Yield Calibration Length of Cut CommandGrip Shuttle Sharpening/Shearbar Adjustment...

  • Page 3: In Cab Controls

    A. Ignition key B. Diagnostic port C. 12 volts DC socket D. Cigarette lighter CommandGrip Handle The New Holland FR Forager Cruiser is fitted with the CommandGrip handle which is the main interface in controlling the FR Forage Cruiser.
  • Page 4 In Cab Controls CommandGrip Handle SHIFT BUTTON: Same function as the shift button located on the floor. Button is used for the second function on certain controls. DRIVE UNLOCK BUTTON: To set the forage harvester in motion from standstill. Press the button and move the lever forward or backward...
  • Page 5 In Cab Controls CommandGrip Handle QUICK STOP: Quick disengagement of the FEEDROLL AND HEADER feedrolls and attachment DRIVE: Engagement and disengagement of the feedrolls and header drive. Press upper part twice • to engage Press lower part to • disengage Press and hold the •...
  • Page 6 In Cab Controls CommandGrip Handle THIRD SPOUT SET POINT: Used for moving to the SPOUT SET POINT SWITCH: • spout to the rear Manually move the spout into the position for rear filling. desired position followed by Move the spout pressing and holding either button manually then press for 2 sec.
  • Page 7 In Cab Controls Cutterhead engagement To engage the cutterhead • providing that the machine is in field mode. Push down on the yellow button • and pull up the black collar. To disengage, simply press down • on the yellow button After stopping the cutterhead the •...
  • Page 8 In Cab Controls Right Hand Module Spout raise and lower switch Speed adjustment switch Tine reel speed adjustment (Grass pickup) • Speed adjustment of the vertical feed rotors (Willow header) • In combination with the shift button, speed adjustment of the 5 •...
  • Page 9 In Cab Controls Right Hand Module Crop processor opening Front hydraulics Folding or unfolding of maize headers • Raise and lower the cover on the direct cut header • Raise and lower the roller windguard and auger on the grass pickup •...
  • Page 10 In Cab Controls Right Hand Module ADDITIVE ACTIVATION: Activation ROAD MODE ACTIVATION: of the additive application system. Activation of road/field mode. Flow rate to be adjusted through Road mode: engine speed is the monitor controlled automatically and certain functions are restricted AUTO GUIDANCE: Field mode: used when Activation of the...
  • Page 11 In Cab Controls Right Hand Module Spout deflector offset % of default value • IntelliFill Enable/ Disable Trailer fill degree ↑ % Value (Higher) • ↓ % Value (Lower) • Trailer memory Use in the case of multiple design of trailer •...

  • Page 12: Engine Control

    Engine Control PowerCruise This feature allows the operator to operate the machine in an efficient mannor. In road mode: The engine is operated at the lowest possible speed whilst maintaining tractive effort. Engine rpm ranges between 1200-1800rpm. In field mode (Full load crop conditions): Automatically adjusts the engine and ground speed in order to maintain maximum capacity In field mode (Partial load crop conditions):...
  • Page 13 Engine Control ECO mode The FR Forage Cruiser has a function called ECO mode. The purpose of this system is to reduce fuel consumption in the circumstance that the full engine power is not required. ECO mode adjusts the engine RPM based on engine load.

  • Page 14: Intelliview

    IntelliView IV Screen Info Area Screen Screen Machinery Machinery Machinery Status Info area Info and Active buttons Active buttons warning area...
  • Page 15 Info and Alarm / Warning Area...
  • Page 16 Machinery Status...
  • Page 17 Home menu Select “Back” – Toolbox: Configurations – Diagnostics: Trouble shooting – Data Management: Harvest data – Run Screens: Operating screens – Performance: Field/crop setup, summary – Calibrations: Harvester calibrations – Harvester: Harvester data overview – AOM: Adjust-O-Matic™ system...

  • Page 18: Setup Run Screens

    Add/Change Run Screen Information Select “Back - Toolbox - Layout” Select the “Current Layout” field Select or create new “Current Layout” To create “New” layout, write name and press “Enter” Note: It is not possible to change the screen layout when the current layout is set to “Default”...
  • Page 19 Add/Change Run Screen Info Select desired “Run Screen” which you want to change Select “Number of Windows” for to selected “Run Screen” • First digit: amount of columns • Second digit: amount of rows Select field which has to be changed Select input data...
  • Page 20 Change Display Mode Select “Back - Toolbox – Operator” Select “Display Mode” • Icon/Icon • Mixed/Icon • Mixed/Text • Text/Text • “Display Mode” can be changed by any “Operator”...

  • Page 21: Header Configuration/Calibration

    Header Configuration Select “Back - Toolbox - Header” Check and if required set the correct parameters for the current header Header cutting type: 1. In case of using a pick-up choose: Plattform 2. In case of using a maize header choose: Row Note: If a header is connected the forage harvester detects...
  • Page 22 Header Configuration Select “Back - Toolbox - Header” Set the correct parameters for the current header 1. “Header width”:  Header width/total rows “Autofloat” installed:  For headers with mobile skids/sensors “Header auto lift”:  The header will raise when driving backwards “Header lateral tilt”...
  • Page 23 Header Calibration Select “Back - Calibrations” Select “Calibration” Select “Header Calibration” • Follow the instructions on the monitor...

  • Page 24: Moisture/Yield Calibration

    Moisture Calibration Select “Back-Toolbox-Yield” Select the type of calibration (e.g. Yield + Moisture) Select “Moisture Sensor” Select the correct moisture sensor, “NIR Sensor” or “NH Sensor”...
  • Page 25 Moisture Calibration Confirm that a new operator has been set in the “OPER” tab in the toolbox before proceeding Select “Back” Select “Calibrations-Moisture” Select “Advance” Select and enter the data as used to create the calibration task: Crop Type Grower Farm Field Task...
  • Page 26 Moisture Calibration After harvesting the 5 trailers take a sample from the load and measure the moisture Note: The new value is limited between -5% and +8% of the replaced value Select “Actual” and enter the measured moisture Select “Cal task” 10.
  • Page 27 Yield Calibration Select “Back” Select “Calibrations-Yield” Select “Advance” Select and enter the data as used to create the calibration task: - Crop Type - Grower - Farm - Field - Task...
  • Page 28 Yield Calibration Select the “Actual” field and enter the measured yield value Note: The new value is limited between -5% and +8% of the replaced value Select “Cal task” Choose “Yes” to use this task for calibration Select “OK” to complete calibration...

  • Page 29: Length Of Cut

    Length of Cut (LOC) Cutting length (mm) Numbers of 2 x 20 2 x 16 2 x 12 2 x 10 2 x 8 2 x 6 2 x 4 knives LOC - Low 2-5,5 3 - 6 4 – 9 4-11 6 - 13 8 - 18...
  • Page 30 Header synchronisation Grass Pickup and RI Header...

  • Page 31: Commandgrip Shuttle

    CommandGrip™ Shuttle Configuration Select “Back - Toolbox - Traction” Select “Shuttle mode” – This setting enables the driver to choose whether the machine only stops, or reverses immediately when pulling the multifunction handle backwards while pushing the unlock button, or vice versa Never: machine always stops When chopping: machine reverses immediately (while pushing unlock) when cutterhead is engaged...

  • Page 32: Sharpening/Shearbar Adjustment

    Cutterhead Knife Sharpening Select “Back – AOM” Set engine at low idle speed Engage the cutter head To reverse sharpen (Push reverse sharpen button before engaging the cutterhead) A pop-up window will allow you to set the time of sharpening Engine goes automatically to 1400rpm...
  • Page 33 Automatic Shearbar Adjustment Select “Back - AOM” Select “Auto shearbar adj.” Set header on the ground , engage the cutterhead and set engine on low idle Note: Shearbar adjustment can be done with the cutterhead turning in reverse (if installed) Select “Continue”...
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  • Page 36 This guide is not a replacement for the Operators Manual. If at any time additional assistance is required you are advised to consult the Operators Manual or you authorised New Holland Dealer September 2018...

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