AGI-4 Mounting and Set Up
Installation Guide
Part Number: AGA5266
Rev Number: 1.1
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March, 2014
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Topcon Precision Agriculture
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Service Information
Service assistance can be provided by contacting your local TPA Authorized Dealer or by calling the Topcon
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of loss or damage.
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Preparation for Operation
PROHIBITED: Never operate the vehicle with any panels or guards removed. If the
removal of panels or guards is necessary to make a repair, they MUST be replaced before
operation.
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people or the equipment.
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Further, Topcon accepts no responsibility for the use of Topcon equipment or the GNSS signal for any purpose other
than the intended purpose.
Topcon cannot guarantee the accuracy, integrity, continuity, or availability of the GNSS signal.
The operator must ensure that the equipment is correctly turned off when not in use.
Before operating any vehicle equipped with Topcon products, read and understand the following product specific
safety precautions in the Operator’s Manual for the equipment.
Safety for this Installation
CRITICAL: Before starting any work on the vehicle
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Shut down the vehicle as per the manufacturer’s operator’s guide.
Allow the machine to cool before working on the machine.
Remove the ignition key to prevent accidental starting of the machine.
CRITICAL: Practice safe workshop practices
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Clean the machine and target work areas thoroughly before commencing any work on the vehicle to
prevent contamination of hydraulic and electrical systems.
Wear appropriate clothing and footwear protection.
Do not perform the installation alone. Have someone with you to assist.
Dispose of any oil, coolant or machine fluid as per local laws and legislation.
Manually secure any machine components that must be raised, worked under, worked around or removed
as part of the installation or service procedure.
Never work on, adjust, lubricate or perform maintenance on a vehicle that is in motion or has powered
moving parts.
Keep all vehicle parts in good working order. If damage is found, report damage to the vehicle owner and
your manager immediately.
For self-propelled machines equipped with an electrical system, disconnect the negative (-) and positive
(+) battery terminals before performing electrical system service and maintenance or welding on the
vehicle.
Implements equipped with an electrical system, disconnect the entire implement - tractor harness
connections before performing electrical system service and maintenance or welding on the implement.
CRITICAL: Install and handle brackets and electronic system components safely
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Install and handle all vehicle mounting brackets in a safe manner. Serious injury can result from falling
while performing service, installations or maintenance. Use secure vehicle handholds and footholds where
specified by the manufacturer. If footholds and handholds do not allow access to the necessary work area;
use a ladder, scaffold or other means of safe, secure access. Do not commence work in wet, windy or icy
conditions.
Inside and outside the cabin, ensure that the harnesses are routed safely out of the way of operators and
will not be damaged in normal use.
Attach the power connector at the end of installation to prevent any risk of electrical damage.
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 – Installation Overview .................................................................... 1
1.1. Required Components ........................................................................... 1
Chapter 2 – Assemble AGI-4 Components ..................................................... 5
Chapter 3 – RTK Antenna Installation ............................................................. 9
3.1. For AGB1280 Bracket ............................................................................ 9
3.2. For AGB1315 Bracket .......................................................................... 12
Chapter 4 – Mount and Harness Installation................................................. 14
4.1. Mounting on AGB1280 Bracket............................................................ 14
4.2. Mounting on AGB1315 Bracket............................................................ 17
Chapter 5 – AGI-4 Receiver Settings ............................................................. 20
5.1. For X30 Console .................................................................................. 20
5.2. For GX-45 Console .............................................................................. 22
5.3. For ISOBUS UT Console ..................................................................... 25
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Chapter 1 – Installation Overview
The AGI-4 is a multi-functional GPS receiver with inbuilt inertial system, modem and steering
controller functionality. The System 150 or System 350 guidance systems are supported with the
AGI-4 receiver. This guide includes references on how to mount and set up the System 150 or
350 or standalone ISOBUS system with an AGI-4 receiver. This installation guide refers to
Topcon universal vehicle installations, AGCO vehicle installations and ISOBUS type
installations.
Installation Time: Approximately 1 hour.
1.1. Required Components
AGI-4 Receiver installation requires these components.
AGI-4 Receiver
Part Number
Description
Quantity
01-104701-01 (AGA4742)
AGI-4 Base Receiver
1
RTK Radio Module
Part Number
Description
Quantity
Region specific
RTK Radio module
1
1
Chapter 1 – Installation Overview
Inertial Module Unit (IMU)
Part Number
Description
Quantity
02-084704-03 (AGA4730)
Inertial Module Unit
1
Roof Harnesses
Part Number
Description
Quantity
AGA4903
HARNESS, AGI-3 to AGI-4 Adaptor
1
Or
Part Number
Description
Quantity
1001006-01 (AGA4930)
HARNESS, AGCO 12-pin AGI-4
2
1
Chapter 1 – Installation Overview
Roof Mounting Kit or Roof Mounts
AGA5264 (1001005-01) KIT, AGI-4 Roof Mount Single Latch
Part Number
Description
Quantity
AGB1280
BRACKET, AGI-4 Roof Mount
1
AGF541
SCREW, M5x12 SHC/SNK - SS
3
2506-0123
SCREW, M6 1x16 mm SS FLAT SOC
1
2506-0115
NUT, M6-1.0 Hex Flange
1
2170-0143
EDGE TRIM, 1/16-11/64 Self-grip
0.5
2150-0262
LATCH, SWELL, 0.75 Hole Nylon
1
2150-0244
CLAMP, 50 Dia Cable
1
2120-0131
NUT, 5/16-24 Hex Flange Zinc
1
Or
Part Number
Description
Quantity
AGB1315
BRACKET, AGI-3/AGI-4 Receiver Mount
1
AGB1316
BRACKET, AGI-3/AGI-4 Antenna Mount
1
Note: In some kits, AGB1315 and AGB1316 BRACKETS are supplied instead of single
AGB1280 BRACKET for receiver side roof mount.
Note: In some kits, AGB1248 BRACKET is supplied for receiver side roof mount.
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Chapter 1 – Installation Overview
RTK antennas
Only one of the following RTK Antennas is required to install the AGI-4 receiver.
Part Number
Description
1002372-01
400-430 UHF EU
1002372-02
430-450 UHF EU
1002372-03
450-470 UHF EU/SA/Au
1002372-04
FH915 GSM NA
1002372-05
High Gain, VHF,GSM EU
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Chapter 2 – Assemble AGI-4 Components
This chapter describes the steps to assemble the internal components of an AGI-4 receiver.
Step View
Procedure
1.
Place the AGI-4 receiver on a clean, hard flat
surface such as a workbench or desk.
Using a 2.5 mm Allen key remove the 10
screws retaining the base plate to the AGI-4
receiver.
Note: The screws are not
removable from the base plate.
2.
Install the AGA4730 IMU, taking care to
align the IMU connector first.
Press the IMU firmly in place with the palm
of your hand.
Secure the IMU to the AGI-4 receiver with
the 2 screws attached to the IMU using an
Allen key.
Tension the screws to 0.5 Nm.
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Chapter 2 – Assemble AGI-4 Components
Step View
Procedure
3.
Remove the nut and washer from the antenna
cavity plug from the outside of the receiver.
4.
Remove the cavity plug from the inside of
the receiver.
Note: Do not discard the plug as it
may be re-installed at a later date if the IMU
is removed.
5.
If the AGI-4 is being configured to use a
cellular mobile network to receive RTK
corrections, insert the Network Provider’s
SIM card in the slot located on the side of
the RTK module.
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Chapter 2 – Assemble AGI-4 Components
Step View
Procedure
6.
Install the RTK module, taking care to align
the connectors first.
Press the RTK module firmly in place with
the palm of your hand.
Secure the RTK module to the AGI-4
receiver with the attached screw using an
Allen key.
Tension screw to 0.5 Nm.
7.
B
Locate the RTK module connection cable.
Remove the nut and lock washer A from the
fitting and ensure the orange seal B is in
place.
A
8.
Place the connector attached to RTK module
into the hole in the side of the AGI-4 casing.
9.
Secure the connector with the nut and lock
washer previously removed from the RTK
module.
Tension the RTK module connector
securing nut to 3.3 Nm.
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Chapter 2 – Assemble AGI-4 Components
Step View
Procedure
10.
Re-install the receiver base plate.
Tighten the base plate screws evenly until
the base plate is seated securely.
Tension base plate screws to 1.3 Nm.
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Chapter 3 – RTK Antenna Installation
3.1. For AGB1280 Bracket
Step View
1.
Procedure
High Gain 450-470 MHz Antenna
A
Insert the RTK antenna male- male fitting
through the top of the mounting bracket
using the larger of the 2 holes.
B
Adjust the position of the upper male base
so the antenna RF pin base A is
approximately 1mm above the upper male
base.
Secure the male – male fitting with the
supplied nut and lock washer B.
Tension nut to 3.3 Nm.
2.
Connect one end of the supplied antenna
cable to the base of the male – male fitting.
Tension finger tight.
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Chapter 3 – RTK Antenna Installation
Step View
Procedure
3.
Secure the high gain antenna to the upper
male base.
Tension hand tight.
4.
Connect the antenna cable to the RTK
radio module connection located on the
side of the AGI-4 housing.
Tension finger tight.
1.
Medium Gain 450-470 MHz Antenna
Insert the RTK antenna male- male fitting
through the top of the mounting bracket
using the smaller of the 2 holes.
Secure the male – male fitting with the
supplied nut and lock washer.
Tension to 3.3 Nm.
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Chapter 3 – RTK Antenna Installation
Step View
Procedure
2.
Connect one end of the supplied antenna
cable to the base of the male – male fitting.
Tension finger tight.
3.
Connect the 450 MHz antenna to the top of
the male fitting.
Tension finger tight.
4.
Connect the antenna cable to the RTK
module connection located on the side of
the AGI-4 housing.
Tension finger tight.
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Chapter 3 – RTK Antenna Installation
3.2. For AGB1315 Bracket
Step View
Procedure
1.
Attach the AGB1316 BRACKET to the
AGB1315 BRACKET.
Secure with M5 x 12 SCREWS (AGF541).
Tension screws to 4.0 Nm.
2.
Medium Gain 915 MHz Antenna
(Cellular)
Insert the RTK antenna male- male fitting
through the top of the mounting bracket
using the small hole.
Secure the male – male fitting with the
supplied nut and lock washer.
Tension to 3.3 Nm.
3.
Connect one end of the supplied antenna
cable to the base of the male – male fitting.
Tension finger tight.
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Chapter 3 – RTK Antenna Installation
Step View
Procedure
4.
Connect the 915 MHz antenna to the top of
the male - male fitting.
Secure finger tight.
5.
Connect the other end of the antenna to the
RTK module connection located on the side
of the AGI-4 housing.
Tension finger tight.
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Chapter 4 – Mount and Harness Installation
4.1. Mounting on AGB1280 Bracket
Step View
Procedure
1.
Place the AGI-4 receiver on a clean, hard
flat surface such as a workbench or desk.
Locate the 3 threaded holes for mounting.
2.
Place the AGB1280 BRACKET directly on
top of the receiver and align the receiver
mounting point holes with the bracket.
Secure the AGB1280 BRACKET to the
receiver with the supplied M5 x 12
SCREWS (AGF541).
Tension receiver mounting screws to 1.3
Nm.
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Step View
Procedure
3.
A
Assemble the SWELL LATCH (2150-0262)
with the M6 SCREW (2506-0123) as shown
in A.
Insert the swell latch shaft and solid spacer
assembly B through the AGB1280
BRACKET as shown.
B
4.
Open the swell latch so the handle is in the
upright position.
Place the soft spacer and the swell latch
assembly onto the swell latch shaft.
Tighten the swell latch nut until the soft
spacer makes contact with the AGB1280
BRACKET.
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Step View
Procedure
5.
A
Locate the 2 AGI-4 receiver connectors. The
receiver connections are color coded
B
A = Grey
B = Black
Note: AGCO installations use only
the grey connector side. Topcon universal
installations use both the grey and black
connectors for increased functionality.
Connect the 1001006-01 (AGA4930)
HARNESS to the grey connector. Push the
connector firmly in to secure the connection.
6.
If required, install the EDGE TRIM (21700143) as shown. Trim as necessary for
harness clamp installation.
Note: Rubber grip strip requires
trimming to allow for correct harness clamp
installation.
7.
Install the CLAMP (2150-0244) as shown.
Secure with supplied NUT (2120-0131).
Tension the clamp to 5 Nm to complete the
mounting.
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4.2. Mounting on AGB1315 Bracket
Step View
Procedure
1.
Identify receiver side mounting
bracket position.
Case IH position
Note: The AGB1315 BRACKET can be
positioned to allow for mounting the
receiver on the Topcon roof mounting
brackets or CaseIH receiver roof mounts.
Align the front receiver arrow with the
corresponding notch position for correct
mounting.
Topcon universal position
2.
Place the AGB1315 BRACKET directly on
top of the receiver and align the receiver
mounting point holes with the bracket.
Secure the AGB1315 BRACKET to the
receiver with the supplied M5 x 12
SCREWS (AGF541).
Tension receiver mounting screws to 3.3
Nm.
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Chapter 4 – Mount and Harness Installation
Step View
Procedure
3.
Assemble the SWELL LATCH (2150-0262)
with the M6 SCREW (2506-0123) as shown.
Insert the swell latch shaft and solid spacer
assembly through the AGB1315 BRACKET
as shown.
4.
Open the swell latch so the handle is in the
upright position.
Place the SWELL LATCH (2150-0262) and
the M6 NUT (2506-0115) onto the swell
latch shaft.
Tighten the M6 NUT (2506-0115) until the
soft spacer makes contact with the
AGB1315 BRACKET.
5.
Repeat for the opposite side mounting
location.
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Chapter 4 – Mount and Harness Installation
Step View
Procedure
6.
Locate the 2 AGI-4 receiver connectors. The
receiver connections are color coded for
your convenience.
B
A
A = Grey
B = Black
Remove the black side cavity plug from the
back side of the connector.
Cut the retaining cable at a suitable location
and remove the cavity plug and cable from
the receiver.
Note: Do not discard the plug as it
may be re installed at a later date if the
receiver is shifted to a different vehicle.
7.
Connect the corresponding grey and black
AGA4903 HARNESS connectors to the
receiver connector locations.
8.
A
Connect the AGA4903 HARNESS to the
mating AGI-4 vehicle harness B.
Secure the connection with the AGI-3
harness using the thumbscrew at location A.
B
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Chapter 5 – AGI-4 Receiver Settings
5.1. For X30 Console
When using an AGI-4 with an X30 console, the following must be configured:
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GPS receiver type
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Use ignition line enable/disabled
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Keep alive time
Step View
Procedure
1.
Start the console using the power button.
From the main screen, select System, GPS
and Receiver.
2.
Select GPS RECEIVER.
3.
From the dropdown menu select AGI-4 as
the GPS receiver.
Confirm
.
If using Glonass GPS satellites with your
differential solution, select GLONASS to
Enabled.
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Chapter 5 – AGI-4 Receiver Settings
Step View
Procedure
4.
If using an AGI-4 receiver on an AGCO
vehicle with the AGA4930 HARNESS, the
USE IGNITION LINE option must be set to
Disabled.
If using the AGA4903 HARNESS, the USE
IGNITION LINE option must be set to
Disabled.
If using a harness with switched power
circuit (AGA4700, AGA5258, AGA5322 or
AGA5329), the USE IGNITION LINE
option must be set to Enabled.
To enable or disable select the USE
IGNITION LINE option.
5.
Select Enabled or Disabled.
Confirm
6.
.
Select KEEP ALIVE TIME (MINUTES).
Using the key pad, enter the desired time (in
minutes) to keep the receiver active after the
system has been shut down.
Confirm
.
For example: To keep the receiver on for 1
hour after the system is shut down (to keep
satellite convergence) enter 60.
Note: This feature is only
available if USE IGNITION
LINE is set to Enabled.
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5.2. For GX-45 Console
When using an AGI-4 with a GX-45 console, the following must be configured:
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GPS receiver type
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Use ignition line enable/disabled
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Keep alive time
Step View
Procedure
1.
Start the GX-45 console as per the operator’s
manual.
On the main system menu select
the GPS Settings.
for
2.
Select
from the GPS Settings screen
to display the GPS receiver selection menu.
3.
Using the up and down arrows
,
select AGI-4 then select
from the GPS
Receiver selection screen. The GPS Settings
screen is displayed.
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Step View
Procedure
4.
Select
from the GPS Settings screen
to display the Receiver Configuration
screen.
5.
Select
from the Receiver
Configuration screen, to enable or disable
the Use Ignition Line setting on the AGI-4.
6.
Note: If connecting an AGI-4
receiver to an AGCO vehicle with 100100601 (AGA4930) HARNESS or connecting it
using the AGA4903 HARNESS, Use Ignition
Line must be set to Disabled.
If using a harness with switched power
circuit (AGA4700, AGA5258, AGA5322 or
AGA5329), the USE IGNITION LINE
option must be set to Enabled.
Use the up/ down arrows
to
disable the Use Ignition Line setting.
Select
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to confirm.
Chapter 5 – AGI-4 Receiver Settings
Step View
Procedure
7.
If using an AGI-4 receiver with a Topcon
Gen II or Gen II lite harness, the Use
Ignition Line setting must be set to
Enabled.
Use the up/ down arrows
to
enable the Use Ignition Line setting.
Select
to confirm.
8.
To set the Keep Alive Time select
from the Receiver Configuration screen.
9.
Use the up/ down arrows
or the
keypad
to set the desired Keep Alive
Time (in minutes). This will keep the
receiver active after the system has been shut
down.
Select
to confirm.
For example: To keep the receiver on for 1
hour after the system is shut down (to keep
satellite convergence) enter 60.
Note: This feature is only
available if Use Ignition Line
is set to Enabled.
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5.3. For ISOBUS UT Console
The AGI-4 needs to have the following configured when using an ISOBUS Universal Terminal
Console:
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Standby Time
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Terminal Wait Delay
Step View
Procedure
1.
If this is the first time you have used the
system, ensure you read the displayed
warning message.
Use
and
warning message.
Select
2.
to scroll through the
to accept the warning message.
To setup the AGI-4 using the ISO UT
terminal, it must be set to advanced mode.
When started for the first time, the ISO UT
will default to the basic operation mode
screen.
To change to advance mode select
from the basic operation screen.
Then scroll down
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Chapter 5 – AGI-4 Receiver Settings
Step View
Procedure
3.
The main operation screen has 2 modesBasic and Advanced.
Basic
Ensure the terminal is set to Advanced
before proceeding.
Advanced
4.
To select Advanced mode, go to the
Basic/Advanced screen and select
.
On t he confi rm at i on m essage, s elect
to confirm.
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Step View
Procedure
5.
From the advanced set-up screen, select
twice then select
system sub menu.
to display the
6.
From the system submenu select
to
display the settings for Stand-by Time and
Terminal Wait Delay.
If using a harness with switched power
circuit (AGA4700, AGA5258, AGA5322 or
AGA5329), the Stand-by Time must be set
to 0 or above.
If using AGA4903 HARNESS or 100100601 (AGA4930) HARNESS, the Stand-by
Time must be set to -1 to disable the Standby Time function.
Note: Standby time is the same
feature as the Use Ignition Line setting on
the X30 and GX-45 consoles.
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Chapter 5 – AGI-4 Receiver Settings
Step View
Procedure
7.
Configure Stand-by Time
Using the universal terminal’s navigation
media, select and enter the standby time (in
minutes).
The standby time must be 0 or above.
If the stand-by time is set to -1 (standby
disabled) the receiver will not shut down
after the key is turned to the off position.
Note: To keep the receiver on for 1
hour after the system is shut down (to keep
satellite convergence) enter 60 min.
Select the tick
to save and exit.
8.
Configure Terminal Wait Delay
Note: Terminal Wait Delay value
of 60 sec is recommended to allow the
Universal Terminal to start completely
before the AGI-4 UT application loads.
Using the universal terminal’s navigation
media, select and enter the Terminal Wait
Delay time (in seconds).
Enter the desired time for the UT to be
powered on before the AGI-4 UT
application starts to load to the UT.
Select the tick
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to save and exit.