Device common problems and solutions

The satellite grader can replace the traditional laser grader. It is more convenient to use, not limited by distance or line-of-sight, and is particularly suitable for large-area field leveling. Satellite grading technology represents the current industry trend.

The system inherently supports dual control. Single control, by default, only manages the lift of the grading blade. Dual control can simultaneously manage the blade lift and the tilt of the moldboard (or another second set of hydraulic valves).

Yes. The system supports RTN (Real-Time Network) differential correction. It can use GPRS/4G networks and the NTRIP protocol to receive differential data from CORS base stations, achieving high-precision positioning.

No. The TMC10 is a guidance system. It guides the operator to manually control the blade by displaying the real-time difference (e.g., "Fill" or "Cut") between the blade's elevation and the design elevation on a tablet. The system itself does not directly control the hydraulic actuators.

This is determined by the system's mechanical kinematics model. The model presets the sensor installation positions. Only by installing them at these specific points can the system accurately calculate the bucket's precise 3D coordinates.

Yes. However, this requires additional camera hardware and the corresponding remote monitoring software functionality. Contact us if needed.

This system features a universal design and can theoretically be installed on various brands and models of excavators. Specific installation requires bracket adaptation based on the actual machine model.

The system uses the UM980. It supports satellite systems including BeiDou, GPS, GLONASS, and Galileo. The communication protocol typically used is RTCM.

Yes. After the tractor turns around, the driver needs to manually steer to bring the vehicle approximately back near the AB line. Then, upon re-engaging the auto-steering mode, the system will guide the vehicle precisely back to point A.

Yes. We provide a remote precision agriculture platform (currently in Chinese version) where you can view the vehicle's real-time location, operation trajectory, and other information.

Software common problems and solutions

Using Radio mode is recommended. Since mobile network signals might be weak in remote rural areas, using a UHF radio is not limited by network coverage. Furthermore, local farms may already have a shared radio base station network available.

Within the software settings of the auto-steering or guidance system, locate the data upload function (usually requiring a password, e.g., 2022). Correctly enter the server IP address, port number, and other information provided by the platform, and then turn on the "Data Upload" switch.

This platform is used for remote monitoring and management of agricultural machinery. You can view the real-time location, historical operation tracks, worked area, and other information of your machinery, functioning as a centralized equipment information management center.

No. The software is developed and optimized for specific models of industrial tablets. Hardware resources vary greatly between different tablets, and the software cannot guarantee compatibility and stability on all Android tablets.

· Only run the measuring software on the controller. Other software might consume resources needed for photogrammetry, causing the measurement to crash or lag halfway.

A. Check the PDOP limit and height cutoff angle.

B. Ensure the satellite reception environment is good.

A. Click "Search Bluetooth Devices" again.

B. Ensure that the location information on the device is enabled.

C. Check if the device is turned on.

D. Verify if the Bluetooth name of the device has been changed.

E. Ensure that the device is not too far away from the device.

A. Re-search for Bluetooth and connect again.

B. Pairing is required for initial connection. 

A. Check if the NFC on the device is working properly.

B. Verify if the NFC tag content matches the actual Bluetooth address of the device.

C. Confirm if the NFC tag is locked.

A. Check if the surroundings meet the reception conditions.

B. Check if the registration code has expired.

C. Verify if there are any regional restrictions.

D. Ensure that the Bluetooth is connected.

E. Check if the satellite system is turned off