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
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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.).
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Verify that the machine hydraulic system is using fresh oil and that the filters have
been recently changed.
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Ensure there are no issues with the steering system (e.g., worn bushings, faulty tie rod
ends, improperly adjusted steering components, etc.)
Aerials and Signal Interference
Due to the relatively low broadcast power from satellites, all GNSS receivers and aerials tend
to be susceptible to sources of signal noise and interference as compared to terrestrial
signals (i.e. radio or cellular).
Note: Poor GNSS signal reception may cause other systems which rely on GNSS solutions
(e.g. auto-steer systems, rate control systems, etc.) to disengage or may cause undesired
operation or results.
The following recommendations are intended to provide an optimal environment for GNSS
systems and provide the best up-time results, even as sources of interference may spike
throughout the day.
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