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1 SOFTWARE OPERATING GUIDE PLM Connect 2.0 Rac Issue date March 2016 EN

2 Contents 1 Overview Introduction User level access Precision Land Management (PLM) Connect Desktop Desktop display Fleet Fleet view CAN Viewer Dashboard Fleet history Reports Overview Productivity reports Agriculture reports Performance reports Generate a report Utility Messaging File Transfer Administration Data - Users Data - Equipment Data - Fleet Data - Companies Data - Notification groups Profiles - Geo-Fence Profiles - Status (Required) Profiles - Power management (Required) Profiles - CAN BUS (Required) Profiles - Digital input Profiles - Curfew Profiles - Serial Port User User tab Desktop

3 CAN Viewer User settings Company data Telematics Operation PLM IntelliView IV Telematics screens

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5 1 - Overview 1 - Overview Introduction This user manual provides you with a resource for step-by-step instructions on the PLM Connect 2.0 Portal and the IntelliView IV navigation. The PLM Connect 2.0 Portal is web based. It can be accessed by The PLM Connect 2.0 portal is optimized to run with Chrome and Firefox internet browsers. The minimum resolution is 1024x768 for landscape view and 768x1024 for portrait view. A connection speed of at least 300 kbps is recommended for the best experience. PLM Connect 2.0 subscriptions RAIL15PLM0109FA 1 Functionality difference between the Essential and Professional level services PLM Connect 2.0 Essential PLM Connect 2.0 Professional One minute update rate Live time Dashboard CAN viewer display Two-way file transfer Fleet management Machine status Essential Machine status Professional Machine monitoring Proprietary CAN data alerts Maintenance alerts 1-1

6 1 - Overview Proprietary CAN data reporting Machine reports Precision Agriculture reports 1-2

7 2 - User level access 2 - User level access Precision Land Management (PLM) Connect 2.0 The visibility and functionality of features within the portal and within this software operating guide depends on user access level. Refer to the table below for functionality and permissions with each user access level. Utility messaging and administration profiles symbol definitions Send message Message history Assign Edit Clone Download Delete Fleet Fleet View History Dealer Customer Administrator Technician Manager Operator Support/ Hotline Reports Productivity Agriculture Key ON/OFF Equipment utilization Are worked Yield average Flow average Moisture average Weight Average fuel rate Engine hours Vehicle data Performance Alarms Utility Messaging File transfer 2-1

8 2 - User level access Data Users Equipment Fleets Companies Add View Notification groups Add Add Add Add Add Add Geo-fence View Status Add Add View Add Power management Profiles View CAN BUS Add Add View Add Digital inputs Add Add Curfew Dealer Customer Administrator Technician Manager Operator Support/ Hotline Add Add View Add Add View Add Administration Subscriptions Activations View 2-2

9 2 - User level access Desktop Dealer Customer Administrator Technician Manager Operator Support/ Hotline CAN viewer User User settings Company data Fleet management Help Logout Can viewer Equipment info Center Dashboard Ping Follow Reset Alarms 2-3

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11 3 - Desktop 3 - Desktop Desktop display Once you log in, the Desktop page will display. This page shows a set of graphical items that report information about the system. The Desktop page is divided into four bubbles: Companies Displays the number of companies that the user has access to. Fleets Displays the number of fleets that the user has access to. Equipment Displays the number of machines the user has access to. Alarms Displays the number of alarms across the users equipment. The visibility and functionality of features within the PLM Connect Portal depends on the user access level. Please refer to the User Access Level chart for functionality and permissions with each user access level. RAIL16PLM0008FA 1 3-1

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13 4 - Fleet 4 - Fleet Fleet view The Fleet View tab provides a map that displays all of the available vehicles and their locations as well as access to the Fleet Management screen. Map The map displays the last position received from each vehicle in the fleet. When the mouse is over the map, the mouse-pointer will appear as a hand. To zoom in on a location on the map, point the hand at a continent, country, state, or city and double click the mouse. The Pan Arrow and/or the Zoom Bar tools available on the top-left corner of the map are also available for use. Depending on the zoom level, vehicles are grouped on the map in clusters of different sizes: Red cluster More than 50 units Orange cluster From 11 to 49 units Blue cluster From 1 to 10 units RAIL16PLM0022FA 1 4-1

14 4 - Fleet After you select a cluster, the vehicles (and their related icons) display in blue circles on the map. RAIL16PLM0024FA 2 4-2

15 4 - Fleet To display the Equipment Info panel, click on any vehicle icon. The following details will display in the Equipment Info panel: RAIL16PLM0023FA 3 Left area : Equipment ID Vehicle type, Model, and Brand Last update (day and time) Last position Current location Heading Right area : Fleet name Current speed Engine hours Current status Device mode 4-3

16 4 - Fleet The Current Status is also associated by color Key ON Key OFF Idle Long idle Working High workload Traveling Moving Working and moving Working, moving, and unloading Unloading and working Unloading and moving Unloading Field Go to Administration >> Profiles >> Status to edit the values that determine the vehicle s status. Click and drag the panel to move the Equipment Info panel around the screen. Click the X in the upper right of the panel to close it. 4-4

17 4 - Fleet CAN Viewer The CAN Viewer provides a remote representation of up to 40 CAN parameters from the vehicle. Choose the CAN Viewer selection and a panel will slide over the current screen. You can only view the CAN parameters when you select Start. Thirty minutes of CAN Viewer Time is available per day, per vehicle. The Remaining Time will always show 0 minutes until you select the Start button and the portal connects to the vehicle. Once the portal connects, the Remaining Time will be shown. Always select the Stop button before you exit the CAN Viewer. The CAN Viewer consists of four major areas: Instrument Cluster, Display Area, Run Area, and the positioning button. RAIL16PLM0028FA 1 To close the "Can Viewer" panel, click the x on the bottom left of the screen. The panel will slide down and disappear. CAN Viewer Instrument Cluster and Display The instrument cluster and display area remotely display alarms from the vehicle. Each alarm pop-up message window provides the following information: Main alarm icon Secondary alarm icon Title Alarm code Description The background color of the pop-up window defines the severity level. STOP: Red background CAUTION: Orange background INFO: Light yellow background The Platform that you assign in Administration >>Data>>Equipment determines the alarm messages that you will receive. If no Platform is assigned to the vehicle, the common platform messages list is searched and will provide alarm messages if possible. Click on the related alarm icon to re-open an alarm pop-up window. Each alarm icon in the Instrument cluster or Display uses the same severity levels as the pop-up messages above. 4-5

18 4 - Fleet CAN Viewer: Run The Run area provides access to a set of six screens. Each screen displays up to 12 CAN parameters from the selected vehicle. Press the Run 1 6 buttons at the bottom of the panel to access each of the six screens. CAN parameters do not update until you press the Start button. Press the Start button and the portal connects with the vehicle to begin a new Live Time session. The CAN parameters will constantly update until you press the Stop button or until the 30 min of Live Time is used. If none of the CAN parameters update, make sure that the corresponding CAN profile is assigned. Go to Administration >> Profile >> CAN BUS to set up the CAN profile. The Run Area can be customized under User >> CAN Viewer (up to six). CAN Viewer: Positioning Use the position button (the four arrows in the bottom right panel) to reposition the CAN Viewer panel as desired. To move the panel over the page, click the positioning button. The positioning button will turn red. Hold the left-mouse button on any area of the CAN Viewer screen and drag it to the desired position. Release the left-mouse button to drop it in the desired position. 4-6

19 4 - Fleet Dashboard The Dashboard feature shows up to 10 active gauges (Key performance indicators). Go to Administration >> Profiles >> CAN BUS to configure the parameters. RAIL16PLM0030FA 1 The Dashboard Panels consists of the following: START: This button will start the dashboard session STOP: This button stops the dashboard session Remaining time: This gauge shows the amount of daily Dashboard Time remaining. There is a limit of 30 min per day. Back: This button closes the CAN Viewer panel. Stop the session before you close the panel. Default selections are: Engine speed [rpm] Engine coolant level [%] Engine oil temperature Fuel level [%] Hydraulic oil temperature Battery voltage Engine coolant temperature Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) level [%] Hydraulic oil pressure Ground speed The shown units of measurement are in accordance with the configurations in User >> User Settings where applicable. To close the Dashboard panel, click the X in the bottom left of the screen. The screen will slide up, disappear, and the Fleet Management screen will display. Dashboard panel You must select Dashboard to view the Dashboard panel. Thirty minutes of Dashboard is available per day per vehicle. The Remaining Time will always show 0 until you select the Start button and the portal connects to the vehicle. Once the portal connects, the Remaining Time will display. If the vehicle is in the Key-Off status, an Error box will display the message Unable to contact device. 4-7

20 4 - Fleet The Dashboard session will stop when: The Stop Button is selected The X on the bottom of the screen is selected New Web Page is opened 30 min of Dashboard has been used. When the Dashboard session is stopped, any remaining time will be available for additional sessions for that day. The regular CAN-Bus data message rate will resume. RAIL16PLM0031FA 2 Ping (1) If the vehicle is in a Key-On status and you select the Ping option, and updated position of the vehicle displays. When you select Ping, it sends a manual request for updated information (location, heading, speed, status, etc.) from the vehicle in addition to the normal update intervals. The Ping command can only be used once every 5 minutes for a manual update. Follow (2) Select the Follow option to zoom in on a selected vehicle on the map. The icon will change to the FOLLOW status, i.e., a >> symbol displays. While the FOLLOW status is active, the Follow option in the Equipment Detail panel toggles to Cancel Follow. Select the Cancel Follow option to toggle the name back to Follow. The >> symbol disappears from the icon and you can reposition the map as desired. Reset Alarms (3) The Reset Alarms option marks the alarms as read for the selected vehicle. 4-8

21 4 - Fleet Fleet history History tab The History tab allows you to create a report that shows the position of a vehicle or a group of vehicles during a certain time-frame. To access the history, go to Fleet >> History. Select a Date/Time range: 1. Use the set of Quick time-frame button options:( Today, Yesterday, Last 7 days, Last 30 days ) OR 2. Manually select a Date/Time range on the Calendar for From: and To: limits in the Date range tab. Select a vehicle: 1. In the search field, begin to type the name of the company, fleet or equipment that you wish to view. This will filter to only those companies, fleets, or equipment with that name. Select one or more vehicles. OR 2. Click on the Company, Fleet, and Equipment tiles that are shown in the Fleet tab. The vehicles you select are shown in a list in the You have selected panel. This panel is in the lower part of the Fleet tab. Click on the X next to delete a selected vehicle. 4-9

22 4 - Fleet Launch the report Press the GENERATE REPORT button to launch the report. The report screen is split into two parts. The left side of the screen displays the list of all retrieved positions is listed in the bottom right corner. RAIL16PLM0034FA 1 To navigate to additional pages, click on the left (previous) or right (next) arrows. Each vehicle position tile displays the following data: Equipment ID Message type (Sleep, Wake, Key ON, ON Message, Schedule position, CAN, Key OFF, Standby, Motion, Report Status, etc.) Speed Center on Map button Timestamp of the message Move the mouse pointer over a tile in the list and the tile enlarges. Click on the tile and the background color of the tile will change to yellow. The color of the related position on the map will also change to yellow. This will allow you to quickly identify that position in the overall breadcrumb trail. The REFRESH button in the lower left corner of the position list allows you to refresh the list. A map of the related vehicle positions ( breadcrumb trail ) displays on the right side of the screen. The mouse pointer will appear as a hand when it is over the map. To zoom in on a location on the map, point the hand and double click the mouse. The Pan Arrow and/or the Zoom Bar tools on the top-left corner of the map are also available for use. Click on any of the position points and it will turn yellow. The background color of the related tile will also turn yellow. The map also includes the option to switch from Map to Satellite. The Map option displays the road map of the area. When you select Map, there is a check box for a terrain option available. The Satellite option displays a satellite image of the area. When you select Satellite, there is a check box for a Labels option available. To close the Fleet History report, click the return arrow on the top right of the screen. The report will disappear and the report parameters selection page will display. 4-10

23 5 - Reports 5 - Reports Overview Reports allow a user to access information across their Equipment fleet in an easily accessible manner. The reports feature has three categories: Productivity, Agriculture, and Performance. Productivity reports Productivity reports help users analyze their vehicle operation: Key ON/OFF displays the amount of time each selected vehicle was ON or OFF during a specific time-frame. The report page will show each session after it receives the complete key on and off cycle. Horizontal bars represent the report data. Each horizontal bar represents a selected vehicle and the bars display in ascending date order. The bars for a day are shown only if there is activity recorded for the vehicle for that day. Each bar graph is divided into 24 hours. The yellow areas on the bar graph show the time that the vehicle was ON. Move the mouse-pointer over the yellow area and an info-balloon provides details about the start and end times. Equipment Utilization displays the amount of time each selected vehicle spent in each of the Equipment Operation States in a specified time-frame. The report data is shown on different tiles. One tile represents each selected vehicle. The name of the vehicle is on the bottom side of each tile and is next to the Total Key-ON Time, in the selected time-frame. Vertical bands in each tile display recorded Equipment States, and use the default status colors. The width of a vertical colored band in any tile is proportional to the related time percentage of the vehicle in that status, with respect to the overall observation time. A legend is under each tile for the related vehicle. Vehicles that were in a Key-OFF status for that time-period, show a blue background in the related tile. Agriculture reports Agriculture reports allow users to analyze the Agriculture parameters reported by the machine: Area Worked displays a graphical representation of the area worked during a specified time-frame Yield Average displays a graphical representation of the average yield during a specified time-frame Flow Average displays a graphical representation of the average crop flow during a specified time-frame Moisture Average displays a graphical representation of the average crop moisture during a specified time-frame Weight displays a graphical representation of the crop weight harvested during a specified time-frame Average Fuel Rate displays a graphical representation of the average rate of fuel consumption during a specified time-frame Engine Hours displays a graphical representation of the amount of engine hours accumulated during a specified time-frame The report data is represented on different tiles, one for each selected vehicle. The name of the vehicle is printed on the top left corner of each tile and machine specific value is shown in the bottom right corner. If any of the Agriculture specific options were selected for the report execution, the retrieved matching values are also displayed inside the tiles. 5-1

24 5 - Reports RAIL16PLM0112FA 1 The vehicle with the highest value will be displayed with the tile fully colored. Only one tile will be fully colored (unless other tiles display the same fuel usage). The other tiles are filled proportionally. This allows for quick and easy comparisons of vehicles. Performance reports Performance reports allow users to analyze the performance of their equipment fleet: Vehicle Data displays the CAN-BUS data from each selected vehicle during that was collected during a specified time-frame Managed CAN-Bus parameters data can be received from the vehicle if a proper CAN-Bus Profile has been configured and assigned to it in Administration >> Profiles >> CAN Bus. Alarms display all alert messages sent by the selected vehicle during a specified time-frame. The listed alert messages display: Status (Read/Unread) Equipment ID Alarm Text Alarm Type Timestamp (of alert generation) Received Time For Vehicle Data reports, a retrieved list of CAN parameters will be displayed in a new Vehicle Data screen. To choose the desired parameters to display in the report: Select (Check/Uncheck) each CAN-Bus parameter Use the Select all / Select none buttons to select CAN-Bus parameters 5-2

25 5 - Reports RAIL16PLM0036FA 1 Once you have made your parameter selections, click on the VIEW DATA button to see the data. The report screen has two parts. The left side of the screen displays the list of all of the selected parameters. The right side of the screen displays the report data organized by vehicle and Time/Data for each of the selected CAN-BUS parameters, arranged in a column. In the bottom right corner is the number of retrieved parameters. To navigate to additional pages, click on the left (previous) or right (next) arrows. A REFRESH button is in the bottom left corner of the position list that allows you to refresh the list as desired. Click the return arrow on the top right of the screen to close the Vehicle Data report. The Vehicle Data report will disappear and the report parameters selection page will display. Generate a report The reports feature can be found under Reports in the top toolbar. Navigate to the specific report that you wish to run on your Equipment fleet. Select a Date/Time range: 1. Use the set of Quick time-frame button options ( Today, Yesterday, Last 7 days, Last 30 days ) OR 2. Manually select a Date/Time range on the Calendar for From: and To: limits, in Date range tab. Select a vehicle: 1. In the search field, begin to type the name of the company, fleet or equipment that you wish to view. This will filter to only those companies, fleets, or equipment with that name. Select one or more vehicles. OR 2. Click on the Company, Fleet, and Equipment tiles that are shown in the Fleet tab. The selected vehicles are shown in the You have selected panel. This panel is in the lower part of the Fleet tab. Click on the X next to delete a selected vehicle. For Alarm Reports, choose the Alarm State tab next to the Fleet tab. Choose to view either Unread or Read alarms. The chosen parameter is listed in the You have selected panel in the lower part of the Alarm State tab. To view all alarms, make no selection under the Alarm State tab. For Agriculture Reports, there are additional options available in the report. Options include: 5-3

26 5 - Reports Operator Farm Field Grower Crop Task Press the GENERATE REPORT button to launch the report. 5-4

27 6 - Utility 6 - Utility Messaging Messages Messages can be sent to a vehicle requesting a response based on a fixed set of answers. To enable the messaging capability on a vehicle, go to Administration >> Data >> Equipment. Click on the Edit box next to the desired vehicle and then check the box for Enable messaging. Click on Save. RAIL16PLM0039FA 1 6-1

28 6 - Utility Send message To send a message go to Utility >> Messaging. A list of all vehicles configured for messaging will appear. Begin typing into the search field the name of the vehicle that you wish to view. This will filter to only those vehicles with that name. RAIL16PLM0055FA 2 Next to the desired vehicle, select the Send Message box the vehicle s name and icon on the right pane.. The Messaging screen will appear and display Compose the desired message in the left pane with the Compose your Message title below it. The message can be a maximum length of 160 alphanumeric characters. If you click on the Trash-Can icon message., you will delete the Select two possible reply options among the fixed set of four answers in the Select reply area. Choices are OK, Later, Yes, or No. The two selected possible replies are shown on the operator s display in the vehicle when the message is delivered. Click the Send Message icon. If the message cannot be delivered to the target vehicle, an Error box will display the message Unable to contact device. Click OK to return to the messaging screen. Once the message has been successfully sent to the vehicle, one or more replies can be sent from the vehicle and will be listed in the Messaging history page for that vehicle. Click the return arrow on the top right of the screen to close the messaging screen. The messaging selection page will display. 6-2

29 6 - Utility Messaging History To view the message history, select the History box next to the desired vehicle. The Messaging history screen will open and display the vehicle s name. Only conversations from this user will appear. Conversations between the vehicle and other users are not shown for reasons of privacy. Once the Messaging history screen is open, it is then possible to: View the history of the replies for each sent message. Delete a message in the history. Click on the Trash-can icon at the bottom of each message. A confirmation box will appear asking Are you sure you want to delete the item?. Click OK to delete the message. Click the return arrow on the top right of the screen to close the messaging screen. The messaging selection page will reappear. RAIL15PLM0387FA 3 6-3

30 6 - Utility File Transfer File transfer subscription tab With File Transfer, CN1 files can be sent from the IntelliView IV to the PLM Connect Portal and from the Portal to the display. One-way File Transfer is available for ISO XML files (display to portal). RAIL16PLM0058FA 1 File transfer requires: PLM Connect Essential or Professional Subscription Compatible PLM IntelliView IV 0 Firmware (Contact your local NEW HOLLAND dealer for the latest Firmware) USB inserted into the display Customer Manager level portal access File Transfer Harness (not required for factory) File Transfer Service Option. For each vehicle, there are two buttons available: Upload: this button is used to upload files into the web portal and transfer to a vehicle Download: this button is used to download files to the desktop that have been transferred from the vehicle 6-4

31 6 - Utility Download File transfer files To download the.cn1 or TASKDATA (ISO XML) file, click on the Download Files button next to the respective vehicle name. This will open the File Transfer Download screen. Select either ALL FILES OR ALL FILES + FOLDERS. Once you make a selection, select download. The downloaded files can then be utilized by Desktop software. The File Transfer Download page contains the following: Equipment info The information about the currently selected vehicle LAST ZIP FILE The filename and timestamp of the last received file SYNC STATUS The status of the sync request ALL FILES+FOLDERS This button will add all files and folders in the current directory to the You have selected area ALL FILES This button will add all files in the current directory to the You have selected area DOWNLOAD This button will download the selected files and folders to your desktop REQUEST SYNC This button will request the vehicle display to send in all files in the.cn1 and/or the TASKDATA folders as selected in the proceeding prompt UNDO SYNC This button will cancel any in-process sync request File Location The left of the screen shows the folder directory path along with all files that have been selected for download The normal process to download files for use in PLM Software (Desktop) is to select ALL FILES+FOLDERS while in the root directory. RAIL16PLM0059FA 2 6-5

32 6 - Utility Upload File transfer files The data files that can be uploaded: Boundaries, obstacles of new fields Autoguidance lines (with Multiswath support) Prescriptions RAIL16PLM0061FA 3 To upload a.cn1 file from the portal to a display, click on the Upload Files button next to the respective vehicle name. This will open the File Transfer Upload screen. To locate the file on your computer, click the Browse button. Navigate to the appropriate file and click on Open. The CN1 file must be zipped in order to select it. Once you have selected the file, click the Upload button. Once the upload is complete, a pop-up will appear to confirm that the file was uploaded successfully. Click OK. The file will now be visible in the Last 20 Transferred Files area. 6-6

33 7 - Administration 7 - Administration Data - Users Users list Users are provided access to the portal by the administrator for the company (generally the Customer Manager ). To manage users, go to Administration >> Data >> Users. The Users List will appear and display all current users. Depending on the access level, users can be added, edited, and deleted. RAIL16PLM0062FA 1 7-1

34 7 - Administration Add users To add a new user, click on the Add User button. The View User / Edit User screen will be displayed. The left side of the screen shows the information that has been completed. The mandatory fields in the right side of the screen must be completed to add a new user. Mandatory fields are noted with an * below. RAIL16PLM0065FA 2 1. First name* - First name of the user. 2. Last name* - Last name of the user. 3. Login* - Create a login that the user will use as their Username at login to the portal. 4. Office phone number User s office phone number (optional). The phone number must be formatted as follows: For North America +1-XXXXXXXXXX with no additional dashes. For other countries use the phone number format +YY- XXXXXXXXXX where YY is the country code. 5. Role* - Select the box with the appropriate user role. When selected, the box should be highlighted yellow. A user can only add users at a level equal to or below their level. 6. Language* - Select the box with the appropriate language. When selected, the box should be highlighted yellow. 7. User Settings* - Select the box with the appropriate user settings. When selected, the box should be highlighted yellow. 8. Visible in notification list Check this box as desired allowing the user to be visible in any Notification Group s created. 9. Company* - Select the box with the appropriate company name. When selected, the box should be highlighted yellow address* - User s address. This address will be used to send the user an automatic verification message with the user s user name and password. This address will be used to send the user an automatic with a password reset link. 11. Mobile phone number - User s mobile phone number (optional). The phone number must be formatted as follows: For North America +1-XXXXXXXXXX with no additional dashes. 12. Click the SAVE button at the bottom of the page. If all fields are completed properly, a pop-up message Data have been successfully saved will be displayed. Click OK to close the pop-up window. The data on the left side View User area will be refreshed. 7-2

35 7 - Administration Click on the return arrow on the top right of the screen to close the View User/Edit screen. The user list screen will reappear. Search for users Begin typing into the search field the name of the user that you wish to view. This will filter to only those users with that name. Edit user To change any of the previously completed information for the user, click on the Edit icon to the right of the user to be edited. Once in the View User screen, click on the corresponding field in the View User area to automatically scroll to the right side of that field to make desired changes. Click the "SAVE" button at the bottom of the page. If all fields are completed properly a pop-up message Data have been successfully saved" will be display. Click OK to close the pop-up window. The data on the left side View User area will be refreshed. Delete user To delete a user, click the trash-can icon to the right of the user that you want to delete. A pop-up message Are you sure you want to delete the item" will be displayed. Click OK to delete or Cancel to close the pop-up window without deleting the user. 7-3

36 7 - Administration Data - Equipment Equipment is initially populated through the activation of the hardware. The equipment ID will initially show the device information (e.g.: AM50Rev SN123) until edited. To manage equipment, go to Administration >> Data >> Equipment. The Equipment list will appear displaying all current equipment. RAIL16PLM0066FA 1 Search for equipment Begin typing into the search field the Equipment ID, Brand, Type, Model, or Device Serial Number that you wish to view. This will filter to only those Equipment ID, Brand, Type, Model, or Device Serial Number with that name. Edit equipment Depending on the user access level (role), you may be able to edit the equipment. To edit, click on the Edit icon to the right of the equipment you want to edit. Once into the View Equipment screen, click on the corresponding field in the View Equipment area to automatically scroll to the bottom, to that field, and make the desired changes. 1. Equipment ID - Vehicle Name. 2. Equipment Serial Number Unique Equipment Identifier 3. Plate - Identifier of the vehicle. 4. Visible - Check this box as desired allowing the vehicle to be visible in the Fleet View page. 5. Combine (Separator/Drum: 0) - Check this box as desired to allow a specific Maintenance profile to be created for the Separator/Drum (combine only). 6. Time-zone Select the box with the appropriate Time-Zone. When selected, the box should be highlighted yellow. 7. Last update: Time-Stamp of last received message from the vehicle. Engine Hours Current Engine Hours info received from the vehicle. Can be manually updated. GPS Based Odometer Current Odometer info received from the vehicle. Can be manually updated. 7-4

37 7 - Administration 8. Brand Select the box with the appropriate Brand. When selected, the box should be highlighted yellow. Use Undefined for any vehicle that is not New Holland or Case IH branded. 9. Type Select the box with the appropriate vehicle type. When selected, the box should be highlighted yellow 10. Model Select the box with the appropriate vehicle model. When selected, the box should be highlighted yellow. 11. Platform Select the box with the appropriate platform. When selected, the box should be highlighted yellow. 12. Enable messaging Check this box as desired allowing users to exchange messages with the drivers of the vehicle. 13. Engine Model Optional. Model of the vehicle s engine. 14. Engine Brand Optional. Brand of the vehicle s engine. 15. Engine Serial Number Optional. Serial Number of the vehicle s engine. 16. Company Select the box with the appropriate company. When selected, the box should be highlighted yellow. 17. Maintenance Allows the planning of Maintenance Services for the vehicle. OK Indicates the Maintenance Status of the vehicle. GREEN ( Maintenance Status = NOT DUE), or RED ( Maintenance Status = OVERDUE). Engine Hours User defined hours at which maintenance should be performed. Separator/Drum (Combines only) User defined hours at which the separator/drum maintenance should be performed. Notification Group Select the box with the appropriate group to be notified. When selected, the box should be highlighted yellow. Plan Service Once the data has been entered, click the Plan Service button. A pop-up box will display Maintenance planned successfully. Click OK to close the pop-up. Once the Maintenance Service OVERDUE alerts are reached, the User must repeat the steps above to set the next maintenance interval. 18. Profiles Each of the profiles that have been assigned to the vehicle ( Administration >> Profiles ) is shown in individual tiles ( Status, CAN Bus, Input/Output, Power Management ). Click on the profile and a View details box will open. The View details box provides the Profile name, Profile type and Date of assignment. Click on the Trash-can icon next to the profile name to delete the profile. A pop-up message Are you sure you want to delete the item will display. Click OK to delete or Cancel to close the pop-up window without deleting the profile. To close the View Details box, click the CANCEL button or the X in the upper right corner of the box. 19. File Transfer Type If File Transfer option is assigned to the vehicle, this option allows the user to select the files that the display should upload to the portal. 20. Notes Optional field to note important vehicle information. Additional fields on the View Equipment panel that cannot be modified: Unique ID Identifies the device that has been enabled for a subscription. Service Level Identifies the subscription type that has been assigned to the vehicle. Subscription expiration date Identifies the subscription expiration date. Click the SAVE button at the bottom of the page. If all fields are completed properly, a pop-up message Data have been successfully saved will display. Click OK to close the pop-up window. The data on the top View Equipment area is refreshed. To close the View Equipment screen, click on the return arrow on the top right of the screen. The equipment list screen will reappear. 7-5

38 7 - Administration Data - Fleet A Fleet is created automatically each time a company is created. To manage fleets, go to Administration >> Data >> Fleets. The Fleets List will appear displaying all current fleets. Depending on the access level of the user, fleets can be added, edited, and deleted. RAIL16PLM0067FA 1 Search for Fleet Begin typing into the search field the fleet name you wish to view. This will filter to only those fleets with that name. Add Fleet To add a new fleet, click on the Add Fleet button. The View Fleet / Edit Fleet screen will display. The top of the screen shows the information that has been completed. The mandatory fields in the right side of the screen must be completed to add a new fleet. Mandatory fields are noted with an * below. 1. Name* Name for the Fleet. 2. Description* Description for the Fleet. 3. Equipment list Click in the box next to the Equipment to be added to the fleet. To add all available equipment to the fleet click the Select All button. To remove all equipment from the fleet, click the Select None button. Click the SAVE button at the bottom of the page. If all fields are completed properly, a pop-up message Data have been successfully saved will be display. Click OK to close the pop-up window. The data on the top View Equipment area will be refreshed. To close the View Fleet / Edit Fleet, click the return arrow on the top right of the screen. The fleet list screen will reappear. Edit Fleet To change any of the previously completed information for the fleet, click on the Edit icon to the right of the fleet to be edited. Once into the View Fleet screen, click on the corresponding field in the View Fleet to automatically scroll to that field to make desired changes. To close the View Fleet screen, click the back arrow in the top right of the screen. The fleet list will reappear. 7-6

39 7 - Administration Delete Fleet To delete a fleet, click the Trash-can icon to the right of the fleet to be deleted. A pop-up message Are you sure you want to delete the item will display. Click OK to delete or Cancel to close the pop-up window without deleting the fleet. 7-7

40 7 - Administration Data - Companies A company is created for each customer by the dealer. To manage companies, go to Administration >> Data >> Companies. The Companies List will appear displaying all current companies. Depending on the access level of the user, companies can be added, edited, and deleted. RAIL16PLM0070FA 1 Search for Companies Begin typing into the search field the company name you wish to view. This will filter to only those companies with that name. Add Company To add a new company, click on the Add Company button. The View Company / Edit Company screen will be displayed. The top of the screen shows the information that has been completed. The mandatory fields in the bottom of the screen must be completed to add a new company. Mandatory fields are noted with an * below. 1. Name* Company Name. 2. Description* A description of the Company. 3. address* Company address. 4. Country* Select the box with the appropriate country. When selected, the box should be highlighted yellow. 5. City Company s City. 6. Address Company s main location Address. 7. Phone number Company s main location Phone Number. The phone number must be formatted as follows: For North America +1-XXXXXXXXXX with no additional dashes. 8. Fax Company s main location Fax Number. The phone number must be formatted as follows: For North America +1-XXXXXXXXXX with no additional dashes. 9. Zip code Company s main location Zip code. 10. Currency* Select the box with the appropriate currency. When selected, the box should be highlighted yellow. 7-8

41 7 - Administration Click the SAVE button at the bottom of the page. If all fields are completed properly, a pop-up message Data have been successfully saved will display. Click OK to close the pop-up window. The data on the top of the View Company area will be refreshed. To close the View Company / Edit Company screen, click the return arrow at the right side of the top banner. The company list screen will reappear. Edit Company To change any of the previously completed information for a company, click on the Edit icon to the right of the company to edit the information. Once in the View Company screen, click on the corresponding field in the View Company area to automatically scroll to make the desired changes. Click the SAVE button at the bottom of the page. If all fields are completed properly, a pop-up message Data have been successfully saved will display. Click OK to close the pop-up window. The data on the top View Company area will be refreshed. To close the View Company / Edit Company screen, click on the return arrow at the right side of the top banner.. The company list screen will reappear. Delete Company To delete a company, click the Trash-can icon to the right of the company that you want to delete. A pop-up message Are you sure you want to delete the item will display. Click OK to delete or click Cancel to close the pop-up window without deleting the company. 7-9

42 7 - Administration Data - Notification groups Notification groups can be created to allow for notification of alert messages from vehicles. To manage notification groups, go to Administration >> Data >> Notification Groups. The Notification Groups List will appear and display all current notification groups. Depending on the access level of the user, notification groups can be added, edited, and deleted. RAIL16PLM0072FA 1 Search for notification groups Begin typing into the search field the notification group name you wish to view. This will filter to only those notification groups with that name. Add notification groups To add a new notification group, click on the Add Group button. The View Notification Group / Edit Notification Group screen will be displayed. The top of the screen shows the information that has been completed. The mandatory fields in the bottom of the screen must be completed to add a new notification group. Mandatory fields are noted with an * below. 1. Name* Name for the Notification Group. 2. Internal Users Click in the box next to the users to be added to the notification list. You must select the "@" or else the user will only be part of the group but will not receive any notifications. To remove all users, click the "Select None" button. Click the SAVE button at the bottom of the page. If all fields are completed properly, a pop-up message Data have been successfully saved will display Click OK to close the pop-up window. The data on the top View Notification Group area will be refreshed. To close the View Notification Group / Edit Notification Group screen, click the return arrow at the right side of the top banner. The notification list screen will reappear. 7-10

43 7 - Administration Delete notification list To delete a notification list, click the Trash-can icon to the right of the notification list to be deleted. A pop-up message, Are you sure you want to delete the item will be display. Click OK to delete or click Cancel to close the pop-up window without deleting the notification list. 7-11

44 7 - Administration Profiles - Geo-Fence Virtual geographical areas for a company can be managed on a map in order to receive alert messages when assigned vehicles cross borders. To manage Geo-Fences, go to Administration>>Profiles>>Geo-Fence. The Geo-Fence list will appear displaying all currently available Geo-Fences. Depending on the access level of the user, Geo-Fences can be added, edited, and deleted. RAIL16PLM0074FA 1 Search for Geo-Fences Begin typing into the search field the Geo-Fence name you wish to view. This will filter to only those Geo-Fences with that name. 7-12

45 7 - Administration Add Geo-Fence To add a new Geo-Fence, click on the Add Geo-Fence button. The View Geo-Fence / Edit Geo-Fence screen will display. The top of the screen shows the information that has been completed. The mandatory fields in the bottom of the screen must be completed to add a new Geo-Fence. 1. Name Name for the Geo-Fence. 2. Click on the Draw a Shape icon. The map will open. To zoom in on a location on the map, point the hand at a continent, country, state or city and double click the mouse. The Pan Arrow and/or the Zoom Bar tools available on the top-left corner of the map can also be used. RAIL16PLM0075FA 2 RAIL16PLM0076FA

46 7 - Administration Once the area has been identified for inclusion in the Geo-Fence, click on the pencil icon on the bottom right. Choose the option for either the polygonal or circular shape. A basic shape will appear on the map. For the polygonal, a triangle shape will appear. Enlarge the shape and add new vertices by stretching the middle point of any side of the triangle. For the circular, enlarge the shape by stretching any of the outer points of the circle. The number of vertices are limited to 30 and the number used/remaining will appear to the bottom left of the map. Clicking on the Trash Can icon will clear the current shape from the map. To close this screen without saving the Geo-Fence, click the return arrow at the right side of the top banner. To save the drawing, click OK. 3. Transition alert options One or both options can be selected. A minimum of one of the options must be selected. 4. Alarm notification The default is Notification in Web. Under this option, alerts will only be visible within the portal. The Group Notification option will send alerts to those in a pre-defined Notification Group which can be set up by going to Administration >> Data >> Notification Groups. Click the SAVE button at the bottom of the page. If all fields are completed properly a pop-up message Data have been successfully saved will be displayed. Click OK to close the pop-up window. The data on the top View Company area will be refreshed. Click the return arrow at the right side of the top banner to close the View Geo-Fence / Edit Geo-Fence screen. The Geo-Fence list screen will reappear. Assign a Profile To assign a Geo-Fence to a unit, click on Assign next to the name of the Geo-Fence. A new window will open. Place a check mark in the box next to the Geo-Fence desired. To select a vehicle: 1. Begin typing into the search field the name of the company, fleet, or equipment that you wish to view. This will filter to only those companies, fleets, or equipment with that name. Select one or more vehicles. 2. Click on the Company, Fleet, and Equipment tiles shown in the Fleet tab. Selected vehicles are listed in the You have selected panel in the lower part of the Fleet tab. Selected vehicles can be deleted by clicking on the X next to the selection. Click on Assign. A pop-up message Data have been successfully saved will display. Click OK to close the pop-up window. To close this screen, return arrow on the top right of the screen. The Geo-Fence list screen will reappear. Edit a Profile To change any of the previously created Geo-Fences, click on the Edit icon to the right of the Geo-Fence to be edited. Once into the View Geo-Fence screen, click on the corresponding field in the View Geo-Fence to automatically scroll to that field to make desired changes. Click the SAVE button at the bottom of the page. If all fields are completed properly a pop-up message Data has been successfully saved will display. Click OK to close the pop-up window. The data on the top View Geo-Fence area will be refreshed. To close the View Geo-Fence screen, click the return arrow at the right side of the top banner. The Geo-Fence list screen will reappear. Clone a Profile To create a copy of a Geo-Fence, click on the Clone icon to the right of the selected Geo-Fence item. A new Geo-Fence will appear with the same name as the one copied and is indicated by (copy) following the name. You can edit this Geo-Fence to provide a different name, make changes to the Geo-Fence shape, etc. Delete a Profile To delete a Geo-Fence, click the Trash-can icon to the right of the Geo-Fence to be deleted. A pop-up message Are you sure you want to delete the item will be displayed. Click OK to delete or Cancel to close the pop-up window without deleting the Geo-Fence. 7-14

47 7 - Administration Profiles - Status (Required) The Status profile is assigned to the AM-53 to allow it to report as a specific Equipment model instead of the default tractor model. An Equipment Status Profile is required to be assigned to the modem before it will report data into the web portal. The Web Portal will have several default Equipment Status Profiles that will be available for assignment such as Flagship Combines, Medium Tractors, Large Tractors, etc. Advanced users will also have the ability to customize their own equipment profiles. An Equipment Status Profile can be assigned, edited, cloned, and deleted. Manage a Status Profile An Equipment Status Profile can be assigned, edited, cloned, and deleted. These management options function the same way for a Status Profile as it does for Geo-Fence Profile. When a user navigates to the Status Profile List, there will be profiles for the large product families. RAIL16PLM0079FA 1 It is only possible to edit clones of Equipment Status Profiles. Default profiles cannot be edited. To make changes to any cloned profiles, click on the Edit icon to the right of the Profile to be edited. Once in the Equipment Status Profile/Edit Status Profile screen, click on the corresponding field in the Equipment Status Profile area on the left to automatically scroll to that field to make desired changes. 7-15

48 7 - Administration RAIL16PLM0080FA 2 1. Profile Name This specifies the name of the Status Profile. 2. CAN bus Protocol (line 0) This defines the CAN Bus Protocol referenced for CAN0. It is recommended to not change this setting. 3. CAN bus Protocol (line 1) This defines the CAN Bus Protocol referenced for CAN1. It is recommended to not change this setting. 4. Engine hours source This defines how Engine hours will be calculated by the device. Alternator D+ The device will increment hours based on signal on input 1 CAN Data The device will update the engine hours based on the Engine Hours parameter Key Signal The device will increment hours based on key on signal 5. States These sections define the criteria for each state. Each criteria needs to be satisfied for the device to log time in that state. When adding or editing criteria, the following values parameters are available: Configuration Type This is the type of input the device will use. CAN Bus Parameter The device will utilize a CAN bus parameter as criteria for the state. Once selected, a list of the available parameters will be shown. Digital Input 0 The device will utilize Digital Input 0 as criteria for the state. Digital Input 1 The device will utilize Digital Input 1 as criteria for the state. Odometer The device will utilize its internal GPS odometer as criteria for the state. Threshold Not used Condition This defines how the device will compare the input to the defined value. = The criteria is satisfied when the input equals the threshold value!= The criteria is satisfied when the input does not equal the threshold value < The criteria is satisfied when the input is less than the threshold value <= The criteria is satisfied when the input equals or is less than the threshold value > The criteria is satisfied when the input is greater than the threshold value >= The criteria is satisfied when the input equals or is greater than the threshold value 7-16

49 7 - Administration Value This is the threshold value that the input is compared to. For CAN parameters, this value should be in the units of the parameter. Click the SAVE button at the bottom of the page. If all fields are completed properly, a pop-up message Data has been successfully saved will display. Click OK to close the pop-up window. The data on the left side Equipment Status Profile area will be refreshed. 7-17

50 7 - Administration Profiles - Power management (Required) The Power Management profile allows the user to define the behavior of the device when it is powered off. To manage the Power Management profile, go to Administration >> Profiles >> Power Management. The Power Management list will appear displaying all currently available Power Management profiles. Depending on the access of the user, Power Management profiles can be added, edited, cloned, and deleted. A Power Management Profile is required. Add Power Management Profile RAIL16PLM0083FA 1 Adding a Power Management Profile gives the user the ability to customize a device s power management behavior. To add a new Power Management Profile, click on the Add Profile button. The View Power Management / Edit Power Management screen will display. The the top of the screen shows the information that has been completed. You must complete the mandatory fields on the bottom of the screen to add a new Power Management Profile. The overall vehicle s battery power should be taken into consideration when you complete these settings. 7-18

51 7 - Administration RAIL16PLM0084FA 2 1. Name Name for the Profile. 2. Standby Duration When the vehicle is powered off the device enters standby status. This setting determines the amount of time after a Key Off event or motion detection event that the modem stays on prior to Sleep Mode. In Sleep Mode, the asset will not report into the portal until a wake-up occurs after the Sleep Duration expires. Recommended value = 10 minutes. 3. Sleep Duration This setting determines the amount of time a device stays in sleep mode before waiting up to report into the portal. Recommended value = 24 hours 4. Bread-Crumb Period This setting determines the maximum time between location reports when the device is only used for basic location reporting. Recommended value = 1 minute 5. Max number of wake up events This setting determines the maximum number of times can wake up within 96 hours of sleep before the device transitions into hibernate mode. Once a device is in hibernate mode, it will not report in again until the key switch is turned on. Recommended value = 100 times 6. Alarm on power state change If set to Never, no alert messages will be sent whenever a power state change occurs. If set to Engine Off an alert message will be sent whenever a power state change occurs. Notification in Web Only Alarm message will be visible only in the connect portal. Group Notification Alarm message will be visible in both the connect portal and will be sent via to all members of the configured Notification Group selected. When this option is selected, the existing notification groups will appear for selection. 7. Motion detection mode Never No alert messages will be sent when motion is detected by the internal accelerometer. Always in Key Off Alert messages will be sent by the device any time motion is detected by the internal accelerometer and the vehicle is in Standby status. Curfew Alert messages will be sent when motion is detected by the internal accelerometer, the vehicle is in Standby status, and a Curfew profile has been assigned to the vehicle and the time stamp of the event alert falls within a configured Curfew period. If your chosen option is different than Never, select the sensitivity level of Low, Medium, or High. The sensitivity level will affect the threshold of the internal accelerometer as to when it will report a motion detection event. High Sensitivity will cause even the smallest vibration/movement to trigger an event report. Notification in Web Only Alarm message will be visible only in the Alarm Report. 7-19

52 7 - Administration Group Notification Alarm message will be visible in both the connect portal and will be sent via to all members of the configured Notification Group selected. When you select this option, the existing notification groups will appear for selection. Sensitivity Level The sensitivity level will affect the threshold of the internal accelerometer as to when it will report a motion detection event. High Sensitivity will cause even the smallest vibration/movement to trigger an event report. Click the SAVE button at the bottom of the page. If all fields are completed properly a pop-up message Data has been successfully saved will display. Click OK to close the pop-up window. The data on the top View Power Management area will be refreshed. Manage a Power Management Profile A power management profile can also be assigned, edited, cloned, and deleted. These management options function the same way for a Status Profile as it does for Geo-Fence Profile. 7-20

53 7 - Administration Profiles - CAN BUS (Required) CAN BUS profiles determine what CAN information is communicated to the portal for the CAN Viewer, Dashboard, Reports, etc. To manage the CAN BUS profile, go to Administration >> Profiles >> CAN BUS. The CAN BUS profile list will appear displaying all currently available CAN BUS profiles. The check mark next to a CAN parameter indicates that this parameter will be collected on the vehicle s CAN BUS. Depending on the access of the user, CAN BUS profiles can be viewed, edited, cloned, and deleted. The CAN BUS profile can show up to 40 CAN parameters including several mandatory CAN parameters. A CAN BUS Profile is required before an asset can report. RAIL16PLM0086FA 1 Manage a CAN Bus Profile It is only possible to edit user created or clones of CAN BUS Profiles. Default profiles cannot be edited. To make changes to any cloned CAN profiles, click on the Edit icon to the right of the Profile to be edited. 7-21

54 7 - Administration RAIL16PLM0087FA 2 1. Name of the CAN profile 2. CAN Bus 0 This tab shows all parameters reported on CAN Bus 0 3. CAN Bus 1 This tab shows all parameters reported on CAN Bus 1 4. Alarm Notification This tab allows to set the notification method for all CAN Alarms Notification in Web Only Alarm message will be visible only in the alarm report on the portal. Group Notification Alarm message will be visible in both in the alarm report on the portal and will be sent via to all members of the configured Notification Group selected. When this option is selected, the existing notification groups will appear for selection. 5. Selection This checkbox indicates if the parameter is selected to be reported 6. Parameter Name This indicates the parameter. If the parameter begins with (*), this means the parameter is required and cannot be de-selected. 7. Edit This allows for the parameter to be edited, defined below. 8. Save This saves the CAN Profile. To make changes to a parameter, click on the Edit icon for that parameter. 7-22

55 7 - Administration RAIL16PLM0088FA 3 1. Dashboard This setting indicates if the parameter is used in dashboard. It is recommended to not change this setting. 2. Detection Type This setting determines how the device calculates the value reported: Average The device averages all values received between reporting intervals Last The device reports the last value received in the reporting interval Max The device reports the maximum value received in the reporting interval Min The device reports the minimum value received in the reporting interval 3. Report / Alarms This setting determines how the parameter is reported. Report The parameter is only populates reports on the portal. This is the default for all parameters. Alarms The parameter will only generate CAN alarms when the criterion is met. Report / Alarms The parameter can populate reports on the portal and generate CAN alarms. 4. Behavior This section is available when Alarm is selected for the parameter. By Threshold An alarm will be generated based on a specified threshold. Equal to An alarm will be generated when the parameter is equal to the threshold value. Greater than an alarm will be generated when the parameter is greater than the threshold value. Equal or greater than An alarm will be generated when the parameter is equal to or greater than the threshold value. Less than An alarm will be generated when the parameter is less than the threshold value. Equal or less than An alarm will be generated when the parameter is equal to or less than the threshold value Threshold the value that determines an alarm. Duration The number of seconds the parameter must exceed the threshold to generate an alarm. By encoded value An alarm will be generated when the parameter is set to the defined state. 7-23

56 7 - Administration Profiles - Digital input Digital Input profiles allow the user to view the measurements or status of auxiliary sensors. Examples of sensors that provide digital signals are engine alternators and limit switches. To manage DIGITAL INPUT profiles, go to Administration >> Profiles >> Digital Inputs. The DIGITAL INPUT profile list will appear and display all currently available DIGITAL INPUT profiles. Depending on the access of the user, DIGITAL INPUT profiles can be viewed, edited, cloned, and deleted. Add / Edit Digital Input Profile To add a new Digital Input Profile, click on the Add Profile button. The View / Edit Digital Input screen will display. The left side of the screen shows the information that has been completed. You must complete the mandatory fields on the right side of the screen to add a new Digital Input Profile. It is only possible to edit clones of Digital Input Profiles. Default profiles cannot be edited. To make changes to any cloned profiles, click on the Edit icon to the right of the Profile to be edited. RAIL16PLM0092FA 1 1. Name Name of the profile 2. Input 0 This defines the behavior for Input 0 Name The name of the input. This name will be identified in Alarms State This setting defines the behavior of the input Pull-Up The device expects that the input is normally connected to ground. Push-Pull The device expects that the input is normally connected to ground or battery power. Alarm on Input 0 This checkbox enables Alarms to be reported for this input. Alarm threshold A value of 0 should be used to identify when the input is not connected according to the selected State. A value of 1 should be used to identify when the input is connected according to the selected State. Alarm duration (seconds) the number of seconds the parameter must exceed the threshold to generate an alarm. 3. Input 1 This defines the behavior for Input

57 7 - Administration Input 1 This checkbox enables Input 1 Name The name of the input. This name will be identified in Alarms State This setting defines the behavior of the input Pull-Down The device expects that the input is normally connected to battery power. Pull-Up The device expects that the input is normally connected to ground. Push-Pull The device expects that the input is normally connected to ground or battery power. Alarm on Input 1 This checkbox enables Alarms to be reported for this input. Alarm threshold A value of 0 should be used to identify when the input is not connected according to the selected State. A value of 1 should be used to identify when the input is connected according to the selected State. Alarm duration (seconds) the number of seconds the parameter must exceed the threshold to generate an alarm 4. Alarm Notification This defines the alarm type for the enabled inputs Notification in Web Only Alarm message will be visible only in the alarm report on the portal. Group Notification Alarm message will be visible in both in the alarm report on the portal and will be sent via to all members of the configured Notification Group selected. When this option is selected, the existing notification groups will appear for selection. 7-25

58 7 - Administration Profiles - Curfew Curfew profiles allow the user to view if any machines are ON past a certain time. To manage the CURFEW profile, go to Administration >> Profiles >> CURFEW. The CURFEW profile list will appear and display all currently available CURFEW profiles. Depending on the access of the user, CURFEW profiles can be viewed, edited, cloned, and deleted. RAIL16PLM0095FA 1 Managing a Curfew Profile A power management profile can also be assigned, edited, cloned, and deleted. These management options function the same way for a Curfew Profile as it does for Geo-Fence Profile. It is only possible to edit user created or clones of CURFEW Profiles. To make changes to any user created or cloned profiles, click on the Edit icon to the right of the Profile to be edited. If all fields are completed properly a pop-up message Data has been successfully saved will display. Click OK to close the pop-up window. 7-26

59 7 - Administration RAIL16PLM0096FA 2 Blue blocks indicate when a curfew is active. During this time, when the machine s key status changes from off to on, an alarm will be generated, and alarm notification will be sent as assigned by the user. Outside of these times ( yellow blocks), no alarm will be generated. 7-27

60 7 - Administration Profiles - Serial Port Serial Port Profiles are available to support the NTRIP service on the AM53 modem. Important: It should only be assigned to AM53s that are utilizing NTRIP. The Standard NTRIP profile is offered with the proper settings to utilize the Ag262 or Ag372 GNSS receivers. If a GNSS receiver other than an Ag262 or Ag372 receiver is to be used, a custom profile can be created and assigned to the AM53. RAIL16PLM0097FA 1 Manage a Serial Port Profile To add a new Serial Port Profile, click on the Add Profile button. The Edit Serial Port Profile screen will display. The left side of the screen shows the information that has been completed. You must complete the mandatory fields on the right side of the screen to add a new Serial Port Profile. It is only possible to edit clones of Serial Port Profiles. You cannot edit Default profiles. To make changes to any cloned profiles, click on the Edit icon to the right of the Profile to be edited. Once in the Serial Port Profile/Edit Serial Port Profile screen, click on the corresponding field in the Serial Port Profile area on the left to automatically scroll to that field to make desired changes. 1. Profile Name Name of the Profile 2. Type (always NTRIP) 3. Baudrate - the baudrate needed to interface with GNSS receiver. Default is Data bits - The number of data bits required by the GNSS receiver. Default is Flow Control - Software flow control can be enabled with the XON/XOFF setting if required by the GNSS receiver. Default is Off 6. Stop bits - The number of stop bits required by the GNSS receiver. Default is 1 7. Parity - Parity can be enabled by selecting Even, Odd, or Space settings as required by the GNSS Receiver. Default is None. 7-28

61 7 - Administration Click the SAVE button at the bottom of the page. If all fields are completed properly, a pop-up message Data has been successfully saved will display. Click OK to close the pop-up window. The data on the left side Serial Port Profile area will be refreshed. 7-29

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63 8 - User 8 - User User tab The User tab refers to the tab that is the name of your user login. RAIL16PLM0099FA 1 8-1

64 8 - User Desktop To display the PLM Connect desktop, click on User>>Desktop. Refer to the Desktop section earlier in the guide for more information. RAIL16PLM0008FA 1 8-2

65 8 - User CAN Viewer The CAN Viewer Run Screens (up to 6) can be customized by going to User >> CAN Viewer. Each of the 6 run screens can show up to 12 CAN parameters. However, only a total of 40 CAN parameters can be monitored at any one time. A User can select all 40 CAN Parameters, but only the first 12 (alphabetically) will be shown. RAIL16PLM0101FA 1 8-3

66 8 - User User settings To change the Settings tied to the PLM Connect user account (Language, Time zone, Password, Phone Number, , etc.), navigate to User >> User Settings. For more information, visit Administration >> Data >> Users. RAIL16PLM0103FA 1 8-4

67 8 - User Company data To change company information (company name, address, phone, address, etc.), navigate to User >> Company Data. RAIL16PLM0105FA 1 8-5

68 8 - User About The about sub tab displays the PLM Connect 2.0 Portal Version and Release date. RAIL16PLM0107FA 2 Logout The logout sub tab logs the user off the portal. 8-6

69 9 - Telematics Operation 9 - Telematics Operation PLM IntelliView IV Telematics screens When the Telematics application is present for use with the PLM Connect telematics service, the Telematics screen is added to the Toolbox screens. On the Home screen, press the Toolbox icon to access the Toolbox screens. RCIL11DSP108BBG 1 Press the Tel icon on the navigation bar to access the Telematics screen. The Telematics screen will display. Telematics installed RAIL12DSP1429BA 2 Use the Telematics Installed window to enable the Telematics application on the display. Press the Telematics Installed window to access the pop-up options window. RAIL12DSP1429BA 3 9-1

70 9 - Telematics Operation Press AM50 or AM53 to enable the Telematics application for your modem. Press No to leave the Telematics application disabled. RAIL14DSP1620BA 4 When the Telematics application is enabled, the Telematics icon displays in the status and warning icon area. The number of bars (0-3) indicates the current strength of the cellular signal. When the cellular network is connected, the bars in the icon are green. When the cellular network is not connected for example, coverage is not available or your subscription is not valid the bars in the icon are gray. RAIL14DSP1621BA 5 Press the Telematics icon at any time to view details of the cellular connection. A pop-up window reports the network status and cellular Radio Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI) in decibels. If you have the AM53 modem, the details also include Mobile Country Code (MCC), Mobile Network Code (MNC), and network operator. Press the OK button to dismiss the message. RAIL14DSP1622BA 6 9-2

71 9 - Telematics Operation If the Telematics application is enabled and the modem is not detected on the Controller Area Network (CAN), the Telematics icon flashes in the status and warning icon area. The bars are red to indicate that the system is not functional. Press the Ignore button to suppress further warnings and continue working without using the Telematics application. Press the OK button to dismiss the message and leave the fault active. RAIL14DSP1623BA 7 1. Verify that the setting in the Telematics CAN Node window is correct (see below). 2. Verify that the green Light Emitting Diode (LED) for power on the modem is steady ON. If the LED is blinking, the modem firmware is updating. Do not interrupt this process. 3. If the LED is steady ON, cycle the power to the system. 4. If the problem persists, check the CAN connection to the modem. 5. Check if the CAN Profile has been properly assigned to the modem. RAIL12GEN0174AA 8 Depending on your vehicle type and modem, up to four additional windows will display when you enable the Telematics application: Telematics CAN Node File Transfer Enabled ( AM53 modem only) Fuel Tank Size (tractors only) Fuel Theft Delta RAIL14DSP1624BA 9 9-3

72 9 - Telematics Operation Telematics CAN Node Use the Telematics CAN Node window to set the CAN channel that the modem is connected to. The default setting for this window is CAN A. RAIL14DSP1624BA 10 Press the Telematics CAN Node window to access the pop-up options window. Correct setting by vehicle type Vehicle type Tractor CAN A Sprayer CAN B Combine CAN A CAN Node Press the correct setting for your vehicle in the options window. RAIL14DSP1625BA 11 File transfer enabled (AM53 modem only) The AM53 modem adds the ability to connect to the PLM- Connect server and upload the data from your display. This option should only be enabled when the File Transfer option is applied to the specific modem for that vehicle. NOTE: File Transfer Enabled allows the display to remain powered on for upwards of 3 min upon power-down to transfer data to the modem. Because the volume of data is too large for communication over the CAN, the display transfers the data to the modem via a serial cable connected to one of the two RS-232 ports on the display. To enable the file transfer feature, you must identify which RS-232 port the modem is connected to. If using the 9-pin connector on the rear of the display, choose RS-232-B. RAIL14DSP1624BA 12 Press the File Transfer Enabled window to access the pop-up options window. 9-4

73 9 - Telematics Operation Press the correct port for your modem configuration or press Disabled to leave the file transfer feature disabled. RAIL14DSP1626BA 13 When the modem establishes communication with the server, the cloud icon (1) displays in the status and warning icon area. If there is a conflict with the selected port for example, another software application needs to communicate on the port the cloud icon updates with an exclamation point. A pop-up message identifies the conflicting software application and asks if you want to close the Telematics application to allow the conflicting application to access the port. RAIL14DSP1628BA 14 You can press the cloud icon to view the server connection status in a pop-up message. Press the OK button to dismiss the message. Data Transfer When you enable the file transfer feature, the Data Transfer window displays on the Telematics screen. Use the Sync button in the Data Transfer window to perform the initial synchronization with the server. You only need to do this when you set up telematics for the first time. Thereafter, the display automatically transmits new or changed data at 30 min intervals and when you turn the display OFF. NOTE: The the initial synchronization may take several minutes. Press the Sync button to initiate the file transfer. RAIL14DSP1627BA

74 9 - Telematics Operation The Telematics Installed window, File Transfer Enabled window, and Sync button become inactive when you initiate the file transfer. The cloud icon updates with an up arrow to indicate that the file transfer is currently in progress. RAIL14DSP1629BA 16 Fuel tank size (tractors only) Use the Fuel Tank Size window to set the size of the fuel tank when the current vehicle is a tractor. The correct Fuel Tank Size setting is crucial for proper fuel level reporting. Press the Fuel Tank Size window to access the pop-up keypad. RAIL14DSP1627BA 17 Use the keypad to enter a value. RAIL14DSP1634BA

75 9 - Telematics Operation Fuel theft delta (tractors only) NOTE: NOTE: The Fuel Theft Delta window is only required for growers who intend to use the Short Message Service (SMS) fuel theft alarm feature of the PLM Connect telematics package. Use the Fuel Theft Delta window to set the threshold for when a fuel theft alarm is triggered. When the system is powered ON, the Telematics application compares the current fuel level to the fuel level that was recorded before the system was powered OFF. The fuel theft alarm is triggered when the difference (or delta) between these two measurements exceeds the percentage in the Fuel Theft Delta window. NOTE: NOTE: The fuel theft alarm appears on the PLM Connect web portal. RAIL14DSP1635BA 19 The acceptable range of values for the Fuel Theft Delta window is 1-20 %. The default setting is 5 %. Press the Fuel Theft Delta window to access the pop-up keypad. Use the keypad to enter a value from 1-20 %. Press the Enter button on the keypad to save the value. Text messages received screen RAIL14DSP1633BA 20 Managers can send text messages from the PLM Connect web portal to telematics-equipped vehicles in the field. An incoming text message immediately displays in a pop-up window on the PLM IntelliView IV display when it is received. NOTE: Text messages are limited to a maximum of 160 characters. RAIL14DSP1619BA

76 9 - Telematics Operation The vehicle operator can use the Text Messages Received screen to: View a time-stamped list of incoming text messages Determine which text messages have been answered Respond to text messages Delete text messages that are no longer needed On the Home screen, press the Data Management icon to access the Data Management screens. RCIL11DSP108BBG 22 Press the Msgs (messages) icon in the navigation bar to display the Text Messages Received screen. The Text Messages Received screen displays a list of incoming text messages. The text messages appear in reverse chronological order the newest message appears at the top of the list, and the oldest message appears at the bottom of the list. NOTE: A maximum of 20 text messages can be stored on the display. If a message is received after this limit is reached, the oldest message is automatically deleted to make space for the incoming message. RAIL14DSP1636BA 23 An icon displays next to each text message to indicate whether the operator has responded to the message. The magnifying glass (1) indicates that the operator has not responded to the message. The check mark (2) indicates that the operator has responded to the message. RAIL14DSP1636BA

77 9 - Telematics Operation Press a button on the Text Messages Received screen to access the pop-up text message window. RAIL14DSP1636BA 25 Press the Delete button to delete the text message. The message will no longer appear on the Text Messages Received screen. Press the View button to view the text message with buttons for the responses that were selected by the web portal user. If the View button is pressed, the text message displays with the Ignore button and buttons for up to two response options that were chosen by the web portal user. The possible responses are: Yes No OK Later Press the Ignore button to continue without responding to the message. RAIL14DSP1638BA 26 Press any other button to send a response to the web portal user. NOTE: If the operator has already responded to the text message, selecting a difference response will update the response on the web portal. If the operator responds to a message that was previously ignored, the icon next to the message updates to indicate that the operator has responded to the message. RAIL14DSP1639BA

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79 ###_Index_### Index A Agriculture reports C CAN Viewer , 8-3 Company data D Dashboard Data - Companies Data - Equipment Data - Fleet Data - Notification groups Data - Users Desktop Desktop display F File Transfer Fleet history Fleet view G Generate a report I Introduction M Messaging O P Performance reports PLM IntelliView IV Telematics screens Precision Land Management (PLM) Connect Productivity reports Profiles - CAN BUS (Required) Profiles - Curfew Profiles - Digital input Profiles - Geo-Fence Profiles - Power management (Required) Profiles - Serial Port Profiles - Status (Required) U User settings User tab

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