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Raven RS1™/SC1™ with DirecSteer Installation Manual for Case IH MXM, Farmall, JX U, TM, T50##, TL, TL A, TS Case IH New Holland TM 120, TM 130, TM 140, TM MXM 120, MXM 130, MXM 140, MXM 155, TM 175, TM 190...
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Raven Industries shall not be held responsible for any modifications or repairs made outside our facilities, nor damages resulting from inadequate maintenance of this system.
Table of Contents Disclaimer Table of Contents Important Safety Information Field Computers, Displays, and Control Consoles Hydraulic Safety Electrical Safety Touch Screen Recommendations and Best Practices Point of Reference Preparing for Install Aerials and Signal Interference Hose Routing Harness Routing Introduction Kit Components Updates...
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Install the DirecSteer System Components Mount the (Optional) Foot Switch Install the Field Computer Install RS1™ with DirecSteer Install the RS1™ Unit Insert a SIM Card in the RS1™ Assemble the Mounting Brackets Prepare the Roof Connect RS1™ Cabling to DirecSteer Best Mounting Practices Route the RS1™...
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How can I get service? What will Raven Industries do? What is not covered by this warranty? Extended Warranty What does this warranty cover? Do I need to register my product to qualify for the extended warranty? Where can I register my product for the extended warranty?
Review equipment operation with your local dealer and follow all safety information presented on this site. Contact a local Raven dealer for assistance with any portion of the installation, service, or operation of Raven equipment. Follow all safety labels affixed to system components. Be sure to keep safety labels in good condition and replace any missing or damaged labels.
The operator is responsible for disabling the system when a safe working dis- tance has diminished. Do not operate the implement on any public road with this Raven system enabled. Maintain control of the vehicle at all times during operation. For example, Remain in the operator seat while the system is enabled and disable auto- mated Raven controls before exiting the operator seat.
Electrical Safety Always verify that power leads are connected to the correct polarity as marked. Revers- ing the power leads could cause severe damage to the Raven system or other com- ponents. To prevent personal injury or fire, replace defective or blown fuses with only fuses of the same type and amperage.
Chapter 1 Touch Screen Only touch the touch-screen with your finger or by using a special touch-screen stylus or pen. Operating the touch-screen with sharp objects may cause permanent damage to the screen. Only clean the screen using a damp cloth. Never use caustic or other aggressive sub- stances.
Important Safety Information Recommendations and Best Practices Point of Reference Instructions provided generally assume you are standing behind the machine facing toward the cab. More specific orientation may be provided as necessary to complete procedures. Preparing for Install Ensure there are no issues with the machine hydraulic system (e.g., pump issues, faulty hydraulic motors, fine metal deposits in the hydraulic hoses, etc.).
The word “hose” is used to describe any flexible, fluid carrying components. Use the following guidelines and recommendations when connecting and routing hoses while installing or maintaining this Raven system: Leave protective caps/covers over hose ends until connecting the end into the...
The word “harness” is used to describe any electrical cables and leads, both bundled and unbundled. Use the following guidelines and recommendations when connecting and routing harnesses while installing or maintaining this Raven system: Leave protective caps/covers over harness connectors until needed to avoid dirt and...
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Chapter 1 Secure the harness to the frame or solid structural members at least every 12 in [30 cm]. Follow existing harness runs already routed on the implement as much as possible. Proper harness routing should: Secure harnessing and prevent the harness from hanging below the implement. Provide sufficient clearance from moving components and operational zones around shafts;...
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Important Safety Information Inspect electrical components and connectors for corrosion, damaged pins or hous- ings, etc. Repair or replace components or harnessing as necessary. Ensure connectors are kept clean and dry. Apply dielectric grease to the sealing sur- faces of all connections exposed to moisture, dirt, debris, and other contaminates. Repair or replace harnessing as necessary.
Introduction NOTICE Depending upon the make and model of the machine, the steps required to complete the installation of the RS1™/SC1™ with DirecSteer auto-steer system may differ from the instructions provided in the following procedure. The DirecSteer steering system is designed to provide automated steering of agricultural equipment using an electric drive unit mounted to the steering column.
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Chapter 2 DirecSteer Steering Installation Kit for Case IH FARMALL/LUXXUM/MXM/JXU and New Hol- land T4/T5/T5000/TL/TM/TS/T6 (BRA) (P/N 117-5030-301 Rev. B) DirecSteer Steering Installation Kit with SC1™ and w/o IBBC (P/N 117-5030-310 Rev. A)
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Introduction DirecSteer Steering Installation Kit with SC1™ and IBBC (P/N 117-5030-311 Rev. A) DirecSteer Steering Installation Kit with RS1™ and w/o IBBC (P/N 117-5030-312 Rev. A)
DirecSteer Motor and Anti-Rotation Bracket Kit (P/N 117-5030-314 Rev. B) Updates Software and manual updates are available on the Raven Applied Technology website. https://portal.ravenprecision.com Sign up for email alerts and you will be automatically notified when updates for Raven products are available.
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Recommendations Raven Industries recommends the following best practices before installing or operating the system for the first time, at the start of the season, or when moving the system to another...
Raven Industries recommends the following best practices when installing the system. Use part numbers to identify the parts. Do not remove the plastic wrap from a part until it is necessary for installation.
Install the DirecSteer System Remove the Steering Wheel NOTICE A steering wheel puller (not supplied) is required to complete the following procedure. Contact a local equipment dealer for assistance with any questions regarding the proper use of a steering wheel puller or removing the steering wheel. 1.
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Chapter 3 3. Use a steering wheel puller to remove the steering wheel from the steering column.
Install the DirecSteer System Install the Anti-Rotation Bracket 1. Remove the 3 screws securing the cover on the front/top of the steering column. Note: Two of the screws are on either side of the cover.
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Chapter 3 2. Gently lift the cover from the steering column. Carefully remove the lever through the hole in the trim piece. 3. Secure the anti-rotation pin bracket (P/N 107-4050-103) to the steering column. Note: The bracket should be mounted as far away from the steering wheel as possible.
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Install the DirecSteer System 4. Position the provided template (P/N 107-4050-149) inside the cover as shown below. Note: Line hole A (larger) with the existing hole in the cover. 5. Use the template to mark hole B (smaller) on the cover. 6.
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Chapter 3 8. Install the spacer in the hole closest to the steering wheel: For Farmall U and T50x0 Series Tractors Use the supplied 17.5mm spacer (P/N 107-4050-148) and a 6mm x 35mm bolt. For MXM, TM, TL, and TS Series Tractors Use the supplied 13mm spacer (P/N 107-4050-147) and a 6mm x 35mm bolt.
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Install the DirecSteer System 11. Use the supplied M5 hardware to secure the anti-rotation bearing (P/N 325-0000-048) on the bracket. Note: To make installing the DirecSteer unit easier, do not fully tighten the anti- rotation pin bearing. Note: The factory steering wheel and components will not be used with the DirecSteer system.
Chapter 3 Install the DirecSteer Assembly Prepare the DirecSteer Assembly 1. Use two M5x16 bolts (P/N 311-4070-091) to secure the anti-rotation pin bracket (P/N 107-4050-104) to the bottom of the DirecSteer assembly (P/N 063-4001-040). Note: The anti-rotation pin bracket may be secured using any two of the mounting threaded holes on the bottom of the DirecSteer casing.
Install the DirecSteer System 2. By hand, remove the center cover from the DirecSteer assembly. 3. Install the spline adapter (P/N 107-4050-013) into the center of the DirecSteer assembly and secure using the six provided M5x12 bolts (P/N 311-4070-090). Attach the DirecSteer Assembly to the Steering Column 1.
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Chapter 3 2. Put the DirecSteer assembly over the spline and turn the anti-rotation pin into the anti- rotation bracket attached to the DirecSteer assembly. Note: The anti-rotation pin should be inserted in the bracket hole closest to the steering column.
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Install the DirecSteer System 3. Use the previously removed nut to secure DirecSteer to the steering column spline and tighten with a 22 mm socket.
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Chapter 3 4. Put the cover on the steering wheel.
Install the DirecSteer System Components NOTICE Depending upon the make and model of the machine, the steps required to complete the installation of the RS1™/SC1™ with DirecSteer auto-steer system may differ from the instructions provided in the following procedure. Mount the (Optional) Foot Switch...
Chapter 4 2. Use the base plate of the foot switch as a template to drill holes for mounting the foot switch. 3. Secure the foot switch to the floor using the supplied screws through the base plate. Install the Field Computer Several options exist for compatible displays for field computers for the DirecSteer system.
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7. Connect the power cable and any other necessary cabling to the connections on the back of the device. Note: Refer to "Connect RS1™ Cabling to DirecSteer" on page 38 or "Connect SC1™ Cabling to DirecSteer" on page 59 for more detailed information on cable connections with DirecSteer.
Chapter 5: Install RS1™ with DirecSteer Note: This section only applies to DirecSteer kits with RS1™ guidance. For SC1™/TC1™ information, see "Install SC1™/TC1™ with DirecSteer" on page 55. CAUTION Do not connect the system power cable to the vehicle ignition or battery until all system components are mounted and all elec- trical connections are completed.
1. Remove the four screws on the bottom of the RS1™. 2. Remove the SIM slot cover. 3. Insert the SIM card into the SIM slot. Note: The SIM card must be inserted into the J11 slot or the RS1™ will not connect to wireless or a CORS network.
RS1™ must mounted at least 50 cm [20 in.] from other GNSS, cellular, or radio antennas or equipment. Align the RS1™ on the center line of the tractor in front of the rear axle or toward the front of the cab.
3. Use the two adhesive strips to secure the bottom bracket assembly to the roof of the tractor. Attach the RS1™ brackets so that the RS1™ 4. Secure the RS1™, already connected to the latch plate, onto the fixed plate. 5. Mount the round adhesive plate for the Laird cellular antenna (P/N 121-000-042) within 50 cm [20 in.] from the RS1™...
Install RS1™ with DirecSteer Implement Ready Power Harness (P/N 115-8000-060/315) with a ISObus IBBC connector Basic Power Harness (P/N 115-8000-141) The Implement Ready Power Harness is the only harness with the ISObus IBBC connector, and should be mounted on the back of the tractor.
Chapter 5 Tie down the harnesses so they are free from vibration and friction. Route the RS1™ Cabling to DirecSteer 1. Locate the battery of the tractor, normally located on the right side of the tractor, below the door/window. 2. Leave the black and red wires of the DirecSteer power cable (P/N 115-8000-473) near the battery to ensure the system can connect to power later.
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Install RS1™ with DirecSteer If Installing a Kit with IBBC: a. Starting from the battery, route the implement ready power harness (P/N 115- 8000-060/315) through the machine so the IBBC connectors end up near the back of the machine. b. Ensure the 12-pin connector can still be routed into the cab of the machine.
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A harness extension cable (P/N 115-8000-214) is available if needed. 5. In the cab, route the RS1™ T-cable (P/N 115-8000-330) from the side console to the roof. The cable can be routed to the roof through the pillar (recommended) or outside of the cab and attached to the pillar cab post.
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Install RS1™ with DirecSteer 7. In the cab, connect the gray 12-pin connector of the RS1™ T-cable (P/N 115-8000-330) to the mating connector of the DirecSteer power harness (P/N 115-8000-060/315 or 115-8000-141). 8. Route cabling behind the lining. 9. Connect the 2-pin Deutsch connector from the DirecSteer power cable (P/N 115-8000- 473) to the mating 2-pin connector on the DirecSteer main harness (P/N 115-8000- 474).
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Chapter 5 12. Route the road switch connector from the DirecSteer main cable (P/N 115-8000-474) through the open cavity and connect it to the road switch. Note: Use the provided adapter for the switch if needed.
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Install RS1™ with DirecSteer 13. Press the switch assembly into the cavity to seat the switch. Note: If needed, use the supplied switch adapter (P/N 412-8000-037) when installing in a larger sized cavity. 14. Route the DirecSteer motor cable (P/N 115-4001-257) from the DirecSteer assembly...
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DirecSteer main cable (P/N 115-8000-474) located in the side console. 16. Connect the DirecSteer motor cable (P/N 115-4001-257) to the DirecSteer assembly. 17. Connect the 12-pin connector of the field computer harness to the mating connector of the RS1™ T-cable (P/N 115-8000-330).
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Install RS1™ with DirecSteer 18. Connect the field computer cable to the mating connectors on the back of the display. Note: Refer to System Diagrams for cable part numbers and refer to https://ravenindustries.mcoutput.com/fieldcomp/en-us/Content/0-General/CRX_ DeviceOverview.htm for specific device connections. 19. Once everything is installed and connected, hide the cabling behind the lining...
Chapter 5 Connect to Power CAUTION Do not connect the system power cable to the vehicle ignition or battery until all system components are mounted and all elec- trical connections are completed. 1. Locate the battery terminal rings on the DirecSteer power cable (P/N 115-8000-473) and power harness (P/N 115-8000-060/315 or 115-8000-141).
4. Connect the red lead(s) to the positive battery terminal and the black lead(s) to the negative battery terminal. RS1™ and DirecSteer System Diagrams The following sections contain example diagrams of various systems which may interface with the auto-steer system.
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Chapter 5 DirecSteer System Diagram w/ RS1™ and CR12™ w/o IBBC (P/N 054-5030-312 Rev. A, Pg. 1)
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Install RS1™ with DirecSteer DirecSteer System Diagram w/ RS1™ and CR7™ w/o IBBC (P/N 054-5030-312 Rev. A, Pg. 2)
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Chapter 5 DirecSteer System Diagram w/ RS1™, CR12™, and IBBC (P/N 054-5030-313 Rev. A, Pg. 1)
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Install RS1™ with DirecSteer DirecSteer System Diagram w/ RS1™, CR7™, and IBBC (P/N 054-5030-313 Rev. A, Pg. 2)
Chapter 6: Install SC1™/TC1™ with DirecSteer Note: This section only applies to DirecSteer kits with SC1™/TC1™ guidance. For RS1™ information, see "Install RS1™ with DirecSteer" on page 35. CAUTION Do not connect the system power cable to the vehicle ignition or battery until all system components are mounted and all elec- trical connections are completed.
Chapter 6 Install the SC1™/TC1™ Unit NOTICE Depending upon the make and model of the machine, the steps required to complete the installation of the RS1™/SC1™ with DirecSteer auto-steer system may differ from the instructions provided in the following procedure. Note: Contact an authorized dealer for assistance with ordering or installing the SC1™...
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Install SC1™/TC1™ with DirecSteer 4. Install the mounting bracket (P/N 107-8000-125/157) using the bolts removed in the previous step.
Chapter 6 Install the Antenna Install the 500S™ Receiver 500S™ only allows for the following installation options. To install the antenna: 1. Use the provided screws to secure the antenna mounting base to the antenna. Verify the power and signal notch on the antenna mounting base faces towards the power and signal connection on the bottom of the antenna.
Install SC1™/TC1™ with DirecSteer 5. Thread the antenna onto the mounting base antenna until snug. Note: Hand-tighten only. Damage resulting from over-tightening is not covered by the warranty. 6. Connect the power cable (P/N 115-0172-588) to the power port of the 500S™ unit. 7.
Chapter 6 The Implement Ready Power Harness is the only harness with the ISObus IBBC connector, and should be mounted on the back of the tractor. Best Mounting Practices Ensure the installer follows all of the following guidelines for best mounting practices: Mount the relays in fixed position on a clean, dry, easily accessible spot.
Install SC1™/TC1™ with DirecSteer Route the SC1™ Cabling to DirecSteer 1. Locate the battery of the tractor, normally located on the right side of the tractor, below the door/window. 2. Leave the black and red wires of the DirecSteer power cable (P/N 115-8000-473) near the battery to ensure the system can connect to power later.
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Chapter 6 If Installing a Kit with IBBC: a. Starting from the battery, route the implement ready power harness (P/N 115- 8000-060/315) through the machine so the IBBC connectors end up near the back of the machine. b. Ensure the 12-pin connector can still be routed into the cab of the machine. c.
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Install SC1™/TC1™ with DirecSteer 4. Route the 12-pin connector from the DirecSteer power cable (P/N 115-8000-473) and DirecSteer power harness (P/N 115-8000-060/315 or 115-8000-141) into the cab of the machine. Note: A harness extension cable (P/N 115-8000-214) is available if needed. 5.
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Chapter 6 6. Connect the two 4-pin Deutsch connector from the DirecSteer main cable (P/N 115- 8000-474) to the mating CAN 2 connectors on the SC1™ in-cab harness (P/N 115- 8000-475). 7. Locate an open or free console cavity for the road switch and remove the blank. 8.
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Install SC1™/TC1™ with DirecSteer 9. Press the switch assembly into the cavity to seat the switch. Note: If needed, use the supplied switch adapter (P/N 412-8000-037) when installing in a larger sized cavity.
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Chapter 6 10. Connect the female 12-pin connector of the SC1™/TC1™ cable (P/N 115-8000-475) to the 12-pin connector of the DirecSteer power harness (P/N 115-8000-060/315 or 115- 8000-141) coming into the cab of the tractor. Note: This can be done behind the covers behind the seat in most tractors. Make sure the green and gray connectors can be removed from behind the covers to insert them in the SC1™...
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Install SC1™/TC1™ with DirecSteer 12. Connect the terminal connectors of the field computer harness (P/N 115-8000- 064/327) to the back of the terminals. Note: Refer to System Diagrams for cable part numbers and refer to https://ravenindustries.mcoutput.com/fieldcomp/en-us/Content/0-General/CRX_ DeviceOverview.htm for specific device connections.
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Chapter 6 13. Connect the green and the gray 12-pin connectors from the in-cab SC1™ harness cable (P/N 115-8000-475) to the SC1™ unit. 14. Route the DirecSteer motor cable (P/N 115-4001-257) from the DirecSteer assembly down through the housing of the steering column and to the pedals. 15.
Install SC1™/TC1™ with DirecSteer 16. Connect the DirecSteer motor cable (P/N 115-4001-257) to the DirecSteer assembly. 17. Once everything is installed and connected, hide the cabling behind the lining whenever possible, and tie down the cabling where appropriate to avoid loose cabling. Connect the 500S™/700S™...
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Chapter 6 1. Locate the battery terminal rings on the DirecSteer power cable (P/N 115-8000-473) and power harness (P/N 115-8000-060/315 or 115-8000-141). 2. Locate and open the battery compartment. Note: Generally, the battery compartment is located on the right side of the tractor, in front of the rear tire and below or beside the tractor cab.
Install SC1™/TC1™ with DirecSteer SC1™ and DirecSteer System Diagrams The following sections contain example diagrams of various systems which may interface with the auto-steer system. DirecSteer System Diagram w/ SC1™ and CR12™ w/o IBBC (P/N 054-5030-310 Rev. A, Pg. 1)
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Chapter 6 DirecSteer System Diagram w/ SC1™ and CR7™ w/o IBBC (P/N 054-5030-310 Rev. A, Pg. 2)
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Install SC1™/TC1™ with DirecSteer DirecSteer System Diagram w/ SC1™, CR12™, and IBBC (P/N 054-5030-311 Rev. A, Pg. 1)
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Chapter 6 DirecSteer System Diagram w/ SC1™, CR7™, and IBBC (P/N 054-5030-311 Rev. A, Pg. 2)
Bring the defective part and proof of purchase to your Raven dealer. If the dealer approves the warranty claim, the dealer will process the claim and send it to Raven Industries for final approval. The freight cost to Raven Industries will be the customer’s responsibility. The Return Materials Authorization (RMA) number must appear on the box and all documentation (including completed RMA form, Certificate of Decontamination, and retail...
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Extended Warranty What does this warranty cover? This warranty covers all defects in workmanship or materials in your Raven Applied Technology Division product under normal use, maintenance, and service when used for intended purpose. Do I need to register my product to qualify for the extended warranty? Yes.
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Bring the defective part and proof of purchase to your Raven dealer. If the dealer approves the warranty claim, the dealer will process the claim and send it to Raven Industries for final approval. The freight cost to Raven Industries will be the customer’s responsibility. The Return Materials Authorization (RMA) number must appear on the box and all documentation (including completed RMA form, Certificate of Decontamination, and...
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Software downloads and updates. Tamper-Evident label broken or customer disassembly. Any customer modification to the original product outside normal calibration and adjustments, without written approval. Intentional modification to cables. Failures due to lack of cleaning or preventive maintenance, and any condition, mal- function or damage not resulting from defects in material or workmanship.