Provides receiver status by diagnostic LED |
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LED lights on front of StarFire 3000 Receiver
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The StarFire 3000 Receiver is equipped with light-emitting diode (LED) lights on the front that can easily be seen. The LED lights notify the user about the status of the receiver and can help the user diagnose issues if they arise.
The LED lights mean different things depending on whether the receiver is in base station mode or machine mode. The defined list for each LED can be found in the operator manual or by talking with a John Deere dealer.
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StarFire receiver deluxe shroud |
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StarFire 3000 Receiver and deluxe shroud
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Installing deluxe shroud on cab
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The StarFire receiver deluxe shroud is more robust than the original shroud, offering more stability and reducing vibration in rough field conditions. It is required for either the StarFire 3000 or iTC Receivers mounting to an implement mast when utilizing John Deere precision implement applications.
The deluxe shroud is compatible with many new machines as well as other older cabs by using conversion bracket. |
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Accurate radar speed signal |
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Tractor and planter equipped with a StarFire 3000 Receiver
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The StarFire 3000 Receiver can output a simulated ground speed radar signal for controllers that require ground speed radar input. The StarFire 3000 Receiver can supply an accurate speed signal, unaffected by moving field residue, to seed monitors and rate controllers. The StarFire 3000 Receiver, along with a radar/RS232 harness, can eliminate the need for additional add-on speed radar. |
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See the deluxe shroud conversion bracket compatibility chart for a complete list of compatible platforms and available kits.
StarFire 3000 Receiver LED status |
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Base station |
Machine |
Status message |
Off |
Off |
Switched power is off |
Flashing red |
Flashing red |
Low power (system voltage under 9 VDC) |
Flashing blue |
N/A |
Quick survey: Corrections transmitted for fewer than five satellites |
Steady blue |
N/A |
Quick survey: Corrections transmitted for at least five satellites |
Flashing green |
N/A |
Absolute survey: Corrections transmitted for fewer than five satellites |
Steady green |
N/A |
Absolute survey: Corrections transmitted for at least five satellites |
N/A |
Flashing blue |
Acquiring solution (rover only) |
N/A |
Flashing green |
2-D/3-D fix achieved below user-selected accuracy level |
N/A |
Steady green |
2-D/3-D fix achieved at user-selected accuracy level |
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