Difference between revisions of "FMB6YX ISOBUS"
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Essentially, ISOBUS ensures that all machines "speak the same language," reducing | Essentially, ISOBUS ensures that all machines "speak the same language," reducing | ||
compatibility issues and improving the efficiency of agricultural operations. | compatibility issues and improving the efficiency of agricultural operations. | ||
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| + | ISOBUS communication systems are used in: | ||
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| + | • '''Tractors and Combines''': Central systems where ISOBUS-compatible control terminals | ||
| + | are installed. | ||
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| + | • '''Implements''': Attachments like plows, seed drills, balers, sprayers, and more, which | ||
| + | exchange data with the tractor through the ISOBUS interface. | ||
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In agriculture, ISOBUS plays a role similar to '''OBD-II''' (On-Board Diagnostics) in cars and '''FMS''' | In agriculture, ISOBUS plays a role similar to '''OBD-II''' (On-Board Diagnostics) in cars and '''FMS''' | ||
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equipment performance, and optimize their fieldwork | equipment performance, and optimize their fieldwork | ||
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| − | • ''' | + | ISOBUS transfers essential '''CAN data''' between the tractor and the implement. Our hardware |
| − | + | solution is designed to capture key operational data through this connection. Below are the | |
| + | types of data that can be gathered via ISOBUS: | ||
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| + | • '''PTO (Power Take-Off) Data''': | ||
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| + | '''PTO Status''': Whether the PTO is engaged or disengaged. | ||
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| + | '''PTO Speed''': The rotational speed at which the PTO shaft is transferring power from the | ||
| + | tractor to the implement. | ||
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| + | • '''Hitch Position Data''': | ||
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| + | ''' Hitch Height''': The vertical position of the implement attached to the tractor’s hitch. | ||
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| + | • '''Auxiliary Valve Data''': | ||
| − | + | ''' Hydraulic Flow and Pressure''': Information on the flow rate and pressure in auxiliary hydraulic circuits used to control attachments. | |
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Revision as of 14:54, 28 October 2024
Description
ISOBUS (ISO 11783) is a standardized communication protocol used in agriculture to enable seamless data exchange between tractors, implements, and other farm equipment from different manufacturers. It simplifies the control and monitoring of equipment, allowing operators to manage everything from a single control panel inside the tractors‘ cabin. Essentially, ISOBUS ensures that all machines "speak the same language," reducing compatibility issues and improving the efficiency of agricultural operations.
ISOBUS communication systems are used in:
• Tractors and Combines: Central systems where ISOBUS-compatible control terminals are installed.
• Implements: Attachments like plows, seed drills, balers, sprayers, and more, which exchange data with the tractor through the ISOBUS interface.
In agriculture, ISOBUS plays a role similar to OBD-II (On-Board Diagnostics) in cars and FMS
(Fleet Management Systems) in trucks. Just like OBD-II allows mechanics to access
standardised vehicle data to diagnose issues, and FMS allows accessing standardised data to
monitor and optimize truck operations, ISOBUS provides a standardized communication
platform for tractors and implements. It enables different machines, regardless of
manufacturer, to "speak the same language" and exchange vital operational data.
Our new hardware solution connects directly to the ISOBUS connector and reads CAN data from the tractor and implement systems, helping farmers improve efficiency, monitor equipment performance, and optimize their fieldwork
ISOBUS data
ISOBUS transfers essential CAN data between the tractor and the implement. Our hardware solution is designed to capture key operational data through this connection. Below are the types of data that can be gathered via ISOBUS:
• PTO (Power Take-Off) Data:
PTO Status: Whether the PTO is engaged or disengaged.
PTO Speed: The rotational speed at which the PTO shaft is transferring power from the tractor to the implement.
• Hitch Position Data:
Hitch Height: The vertical position of the implement attached to the tractor’s hitch.
• Auxiliary Valve Data:
Hydraulic Flow and Pressure: Information on the flow rate and pressure in auxiliary hydraulic circuits used to control attachments.
