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DocumentDocumentPROOF PROOF Machine Sync Supplemental Antenna MPPC10118 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Machine Sync Supplemental Antenna PFP24165 21JUL23 (ENGLISH) John Deere Ag Management Solutions PFP24165 (21JUL23) PRINTED IN U.S.A. COPYRIGHT © 2023 DEERE & COMPANY Moline, Illinois All rights reserved. A John Deere ILLUSTRUCTION TM Manual PFP24165-19-21JUL23 PROOF PROOF Download Instructions MPPC10118 PROOF PROOF TS1746 --UN--26APR21 Check Status of Installation Instructions IMPORTANT: Before starting installation work, check if there is a newer version of DX,DOWNLOADINSTRUCTIONS,AT -19-27APR21-1/1 the Installation Instructions available in the Technical Information Store. See https://techpubs.deere.com. GS75158,000CA63 -19-05OCT21-1/1 PFP24165 (21JUL23) 1 072423 PN=3 T81389 --UN--28JUN13 PROOF PROOF Trademarks AutoTracTM AutoTracTM Turn Automation CommandARMTM GreenStarTM iGuideTM iTECTM Pro RowSenseTM Service ADVISORTM MPPC10118 Trademarks Trademark of Deere & Company Trademark of Deere & Company Trademark of Deere & Company Trademark of Deere & Company Trademark of Deere & Company Trademark of Deere & Company Trademark of Deere & Company Trademark of Deere & Company Recognize Safety Information This is a safety-alert symbol. When you see this symbol on your machine or in this manual, be alert to the potential for personal injury. Follow recommended precautions and safe operating practices. bvvmsit,1679897959849 -19-27MAR23-1/1 DX,ALERT -19-03OCT22-1/1 Understand Signal Words DANGER; The signal word DANGER indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury. WARNING; The signal word WARNING indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury. CAUTION; The signal word CAUTION indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury. CAUTION may also be used to alert against unsafe practices associated with events which could lead to personal injury. A signal word--DANGER, WARNING, or CAUTION--is used with the safety-alert symbol. DANGER identifies the most serious hazards. DANGER or WARNING safety signs are located near specific hazards. General precautions are listed on CAUTION safety signs. CAUTION also calls attention to safety messages in this manual. DX,SIGNAL -19-05OCT16-1/1 TS187 --19--30SEP88 PFP24165 (21JUL23) 2 072423 PN=4 TS201 --UN--15APR13 TS201 --UN--15APR13 PROOF PROOF MPPC10118 Follow Safety Instructions Carefully read all safety messages in this instruction. Read the product operators manual for operating instructions and safety messages. Do not let anyone operate machine until they have been properly instructed. (The operator's manual is available from the Service ADVISOR application.) Replace Safety Signs Replace missing or damaged safety signs. See the machine operator's manual for correct safety sign placement. DX,READ,INS(T) -19-04APR22-1/1 DX,SIGNS1 -19-04JUN90-1/1 PFP24165 (21JUL23) 3 072423 PN=5 TS218 --UN--23AUG88 PROOF PROOF MPPC10118 Practice Safe Maintenance Understand service procedure before doing work. Keep area clean and dry. Never lubricate, service, or adjust machine while it is moving. Keep hands, feet, and clothing away from power-driven parts. Disengage all power and operate controls to relieve pressure. Lower equipment to the ground. Stop the engine. Remove the key. Allow machine to cool. Securely support any machine elements that must be raised for service work. Keep all parts in good condition and properly installed. Fix damage immediately. Replace worn or broken parts. Remove any buildup of grease, oil, or debris. On self-propelled equipment, disconnect battery ground cable (-) before making adjustments on electrical systems or welding on machine. On towed implements, disconnect wiring harnesses from tractor before servicing electrical system components or welding on machine. Falling while cleaning or working at height can cause serious injury. Use a ladder or platform to easily reach each location. Use sturdy and secure footholds and handholds. Use Steps and Handholds Correctly Prevent falls by facing the machine when getting on and off. Maintain 3-point contact with steps, handholds, and handrails. Use extra care when mud, snow, or moisture present slippery conditions. Keep steps clean and free of grease or oil. Never jump when exiting machine. Never mount or dismount a moving machine. DX,SERV -19-28FEB17-1/1 DX,WW,MOUNT -19-12OCT11-1/1 T133468 --UN--15APR13 PFP24165 (21JUL23) 4 072423 PN=6 TS249 --UN--23AUG88 LX000872 --UN--19SEP94 PROOF PROOF MPPC10118 Handle Electronic Components and Brackets Safely Falling while installing or removing electronic components mounted on equipment can cause serious injury. Use a ladder or platform to easily reach each mounting location. Use sturdy and secure footholds and handholds. Do not install or remove components in wet or icy conditions. If installing or servicing a RTK base station on a tower or other tall structure, use a certified climber. If installing or servicing a global positioning receiver mast used on an implement, use proper lifting techniques and wear proper protective equipment. The mast is heavy and can be awkward to handle. Two people are required when mounting locations are not accessible from the ground or from a service platform. Electrical System -- General Instructions on Safety CAUTION: Avoid Electrical Shock. Before working on the electrical system, always disconnect battery ground cable (-). NOTE: Refer also to the Technical Manual before installing, removing or adjusting components. Use Technical Manuals When performing the work described in this instruction, use relevant Technical Manuals for additional service instruction. Carefully read and comply with safety messages and cautions presented throughout the text. Both diagnostic and repair technical manuals are concise guides for specific equipment. They are on-the-job instructions containing vital information to diagnose, analyze, test, and repair the equipment. DX,WW,RECEIVER -19-24AUG10-1/1 OUO6043,0000313 -19-12MAY23-1/1 OUO6043,0000314 -19-16OCT13-1/1 ZX1051364 --UN--20NOV12 PFP24165 (21JUL23) 5 072423 PN=7 TS230 --UN--24MAY89 PROOF PROOF MPPC10118 Park Machine Safely Before working on the machine: · Lower all equipment to the ground. · Stop the engine and remove the key. · Disconnect the battery ground strap. · Hang a "DO NOT OPERATE" tag in operator station. DX,PARK -19-04JUN90-1/1 PFP24165 (21JUL23) 6 072423 PN=8 PROOF PROOF MPPC10118 Instruction for Wire Routing IMPORTANT: Disconnect battery ground cable during installation. Connecting power during installation may result in damage to equipment. The term harnesses is used to mean all electrical leads and cables, bundled and unbundled. Only use harnesses on intended platforms. Do not modify harness in any way. Do not bend harnesses more than the recommended bend radius. When installing harness, use tie bands and dual tie bands to attach harness to frame at least every 30 cm (12 in). Follow existing harnesses as much as possible and use the following guidelines. Harness wires must be covered with tape or flexible sleeves up to the back of connectors and should not be visible. Do not allow harnesses to contact or be attached to: · Lines and hoses with high vibration forces or pressure spikes. · Lines and hoses that carry hot fluids beyond harness components specifications. · Lines and hoses that carry fuel or oil. · If routing harnesses away from lines or hoses is unavoidable, use dual tie bands and ensure that enough distance is maintained. Avoid contact with any sharp edge or abrading surfaces, such as (but not limited to): · Sheared or flame cut edges. · Edges of machined surfaces. · Fastener threads or cap screw heads. · Ends of adjustable hose clamps. · Wire exiting conduit without protection, either ends or side of conduit. · Hose and tube fittings. When routing, do not allow harnesses to: · Hang below machine or implement. · Have the potential to become damaged due to exposure to exterior environment (for example, tree limbs, debris, or attachments). · Have contact or placed in areas with machine components which develop temperatures higher than the temperature rating of harness components. · Be near hot temperatures beyond harness components specifications without appropriate shielding or protection. Allow sufficient clearance from the machine component operational zones including, but not limited to: · Drive shafts, universal joints, or hitches (for example, 3-point hitch). · Pulleys, gears, or sprockets. · Deflection or backlash of belts and chains. · Adjustment zones of adjustable brackets. · Changes of position in steering or suspension systems. · Moving linkages, cylinders, articulation joints, or attachments. · Ground engaging components. When routing harness sections that move during machine operation: · Allow sufficient length for free movement without interference to prevent pulling, pinching, catching, or rubbing, especially in articulation and pivot points. · Clamp harnesses securely to force controlled movement to occur in the desired harness section. · Avoid sharp twisting or flexing of harnesses in short distances. · Do not place connectors or splices in sections that move. Protect harnesses from: · Foreign objects such as rocks that may fall or be thrown by machine or implement. · Buildup of dirt, mud, snow, ice, or liquid submersion. · Tree limbs, brush, or debris. · Damage where service personnel or operators might step or use as a grab bar. · Damage when passing through metal structures. · High-pressure wash. RW00482,0000916 -19-17OCT19-1/1 PFP24165 (21JUL23) 7 072423 PN=9 TS1729 --UN--24MAY13 PROOF PROOF MPPC10118 Operate Guidance Systems Safely Do not use guidance systems on roadways. Always turn off (disable) guidance systems before entering a roadway. Do not attempt to turn on (activate) a guidance system while transporting on a roadway. Guidance systems are intended to aid the operator in performing field operations more efficiently. The operator is always responsible for the machine path. Guidance systems do not automatically detect or prevent collisions with obstacles or other machines. Guidance Systems include any application that automates machine steering. This includes, but may not be limited to AutoTrac, iGuide, iTEC Pro, AutoTrac Turn Automation, AutoTrac Universal (ATU), RowSense, and Machine Sync. To prevent injury to the operator and bystanders: · Never get on or off a moving machine. · Verify the machine, implement, and guidance system are set up correctly. - If using iTEC Pro or AutoTrac Turn Automation, verify accurate boundaries have been defined. - If using Machine Sync, verify the follower's home point is calibrated with sufficient space between the machines. · Remain alert and pay attention to the surrounding environment. · Take control of the steering wheel, when necessary, to avoid field hazards, bystanders, equipment, or other obstacles. · Stop operation if poor visibility conditions impair your ability to operate the machine or identify people or obstacles in the machine path. · Consider field conditions, visibility, and machine configuration when selecting machine speed. bvvmsit,1679900281488 -19-27MAR23-1/1 Use Seat Belt Properly Avoid crushing injury or death during rollover. This machine is equipped with a rollover protective structure (ROPS). USE a seat belt when you operate with a ROPS. · Hold the latch and pull the seat belt across the body. · Insert the latch into the buckle. Listen for a click. · Tug on the seat belt latch to make sure that the belt is securely fastened. · Snug the seat belt across the hips. Replace entire seat belt if mounting hardware, buckle, belt, or retractor show signs of damage. Inspect seat belt and mounting hardware at least once a year. Look for signs of loose hardware or belt damage, such as cuts, fraying, extreme or unusual wear, discoloration, or abrasion. Replace only with replacement parts approved for your machine. See your John Deere dealer. DX,ROPS1 -19-22AUG13-1/1 Avoid Exposure to High Radio Frequency Fields Prevent injury from exposure to high radio frequency fields at the MTG antenna. Do not touch the MTG antenna while the system is transmitting. Always disconnect power to the antenna before installing or servicing. The MTG antenna should always be separated from the operator or nearby persons by a minimum distance of 20 cm (8 in.) CZ76372,0000544 -19-30NOV12-1/1 PC12632 --UN--04JUN10 PFP24165 (21JUL23) 8 072423 PN=10 PROOF PROOF Antenna Information Additional Antenna Information PFP23758 WiFi/BT 2.4 GHz Antenna Wireless 2.4: 2400-2500 MHz Frequency Bluetooth: 2402-2480 MHz Frequency 50 Required Impedance MPPC10118 5 dBi Maximum Permissible Gain LMR 240 UF RF Cable 50 Impedance 6.0 GHz Maximum Operating Frequency Cable Loss: 3.2 dBi (at 18 feet and at 2.5 GHz) ck71239,1689960779324 -19-21JUL23-1/1 PFP24165 (21JUL23) 9 072423 PN=11 Parts List MPPC10118 APY80376R --UN--18APR23 PROOF PROOF Position A B C D E F G H I J K Part Number 19M7397 24M7315 A87105 H77698 PFP11510 PFP23754 PFP23758 R115277 R339834 T32231 L200226 MPPC10118 Description Cap Screw M16 x 50 mm Washer 17 x 50 x 3 mm Adhesive Anchor Tie Band Coax Adapter Antenna Cable Antenna Spacer Bracket P-Clamp Rubber Washer Quantity 1 2 6 20 1 1 1 1 1 6 1 bvvmsit,1680106964188 -19-27APR23-1/1 PFP24165 (21JUL23) 10 072423 PN=12 PC29055 --UN--27APR23 PROOF PROOF Table of Contents Harvesters: · Install Antenna--Combine Harvester · Install Antenna--Self-Propelled Forage Harvester Tractors: · Install Antenna--Tractor (MY19 and Older) · Install Antenna--Tractor (MY20+) MPPC10118 Install Antenna--Combine Harvester 1. Install O-ring into the coax adapter (A) groove. A--O-ring bvvmsit,1680179723179 -19-31MAR23-1/1 Continued on next page Coax Adapter bvvmsit,1680107053593 -19-02MAY23-1/6 PFP24165 (21JUL23) 11 072423 PN=13 PC14251 --UN--15DEC11 PC14252 --UN--15DEC11 PROOF PROOF MPPC10118 2. Install coax adapter (A) to antenna bracket (B) using jam nut (C). NOTE: Ensure that the coax adapter (A) face with the O-ring faces the upper side of the antenna bracket (B). Specification Jam Nut (C)--Torque...................................................15 N·m (133 lb·in) A--Coax Adapter B--Antenna Bracket C--Jam Nut Antenna Bracket with Coax Adapter (Top View) 3. Remove and retain left-hand cab lift cap screw (D). 4. Install hardware on cap screw (D) in the following order: metal washer (A), rubber washer (B), antenna bracket (C), metal washer (A), and rubber washer (B). A--Metal Washer (2 used) B--Rubber Washer (2 used) C--Antenna Bracket D--Cab Lift Cap Screw Antenna Bracket with Coax Adapter (Bottom View) bvvmsit,1680107053593 -19-02MAY23-2/6 PC29012 --UN--24APR23 PFP24165 (21JUL23) Left-Hand Cab Cap Screw Stackup Continued on next page bvvmsit,1680107053593 -19-02MAY23-3/6 12 072423 PN=14 APY80364 --UN--30MAR23 PROOF PROOF MPPC10118 5. Install antenna bracket (A) on the cab roof using cab lift cap screw (B). Tighten the cab lift cap screw (B). NOTE: If required, use the spacer and rubber washer to provide the clearance between the antenna bracket and cab roof. Ensure that the spacer, rubber washer, metal washer, and antenna bracket are placed over the cab roof opening before installing the cab lift cap screw. 6. Install antenna (C) to the upper side of coax adapter (D) on the antenna bracket (A) as shown. 7. Connect antenna cable (E) to the lower side of coax adapter (D) as shown. NOTE: Thoroughly clean the surface before mounting the adhesive anchor on the machine. 8. Route antenna cable (E) towards the left rear of the cab, across the back of the cab and down the right rear side of the cab. Secure antenna cable (E) to cab roof using the P-clamps (F) as shown. NOTE: Ensure that the antenna cable (E) is not tangled with any component on the machine. A--Antenna Bracket B--Cab Lift Cap Screw C--Antenna D--Coax Adapter E--Antenna Cable F-- P-Clamp (4 used) Antenna Bracket Installation Continued on next page Antenna Cable Routing bvvmsit,1680107053593 -19-02MAY23-4/6 APY80365 --UN--29MAR23 PFP24165 (21JUL23) 13 072423 PN=15 PC26166 --UN--28AUG18 PC26167 --UN--18DEC18 PROOF PROOF MPPC10118 9. Open right-hand gull wing door (A). NOTE: Thoroughly clean the surface before mounting the adhesive anchor on the machine. 10. Route antenna cable behind the cab to the connector panel (B). Use the tie bands with edge clips (C) or adhesive anchor and tie band to secure the antenna cable to cab. 11. Disconnect and remove the old antenna cable and antenna if installed on the machine. A--Right-Hand Gull Wing Door C--Tie Band with Edge Clip B--Connector Panel Gull Wing Door Opening 12. Connect antenna cable (A) to the bulkhead connector (B). 13. Use tie bands to retain antenna cable to the machine harness. 14. Secure excess antenna cable (A) with tie band at suitable location. A--Antenna Cable B--Bulkhead Connector C--Connector Panel Tie Band with Edge Clip Installation bvvmsit,1680107053593 -19-02MAY23-5/6 APY80366 --UN--29MAR23 PFP24165 (21JUL23) 14 Antenna Cable Connection bvvmsit,1680107053593 -19-02MAY23-6/6 072423 PN=16 PC14251 --UN--15DEC11 PC14252 --UN--15DEC11 PROOF PROOF MPPC10118 Install Antenna--Self-Propelled Forage Harvester NOTE: Position the antenna in line-of-sight of the follower's unloading position. If the leader is unloading on the left-hand side, place the antenna on the left-hand side of the machine. If unloading from both sides of the machine, place the antenna in the middle of the rear crossbar. 1. Install O-ring into the coax adapter (A) groove. 2. Install coax adapter (A) to antenna bracket (B) using jam nut (C). NOTE: Ensure that the coax adapter (A) face with the O-ring faces the upper side of the antenna bracket (B). Specification Jam Nut (C)--Torque...................................................15 N·m (133 lb·in) A--Coax Adapter B--Antenna Bracket C--Jam Nut Antenna Bracket with Coax Adapter (Top View) 3. Remove and retain left-hand cab lift cap screw. 4. Install hardware on cap screw (D) in the following order: metal washer (A), rubber washer (B), antenna bracket (C), metal washer (A), and rubber washer (B). A--Metal Washer (2 used) B--Rubber Washer (2 used) C--Antenna Bracket D--Cab Lift Cap Screw Antenna Bracket with Coax Adapter (Bottom View) bvvmsit,1680107053733 -19-02MAY23-1/6 PC29012 --UN--24APR23 PFP24165 (21JUL23) Left-Hand Cab Cap Screw Stackup Continued on next page bvvmsit,1680107053733 -19-02MAY23-2/6 15 072423 PN=17 APY80367 --UN--30MAR23 PROOF PROOF MPPC10118 5. Install antenna bracket (A) on the cab roof using cab lift cap screw (B). Tighten the cab lift cap screw (B). NOTE: If required, use the spacer and rubber washer to provide the clearance between the antenna bracket and cab roof. Ensure that the spacer, rubber washer, metal washer, and antenna bracket are placed over the cab roof opening before installing the cab lift cap screw. 6. Install antenna (C) to the upper side of coax adapter (D) on the antenna bracket (A) as shown. 7. Connect antenna cable (E) to the lower side of coax adapter (D) as shown. NOTE: Thoroughly clean the surface before mounting the adhesive anchor on the machine. 8. Route antenna cable (E) towards the left rear of the cab, across the back of the cab, and down the right rear side of the cab. Secure antenna cable (E) to cab roof using the P-clamps (F) and adhesive anchor (G) as shown. NOTE: Ensure that the antenna cable (E) is not tangled with any component on the machine. A--Antenna Bracket B--Cab Lift Cap Screw C--Antenna D--Coax Adapter E--Antenna Cable F-- P-Clamp (4 used) G--Adhesive Anchor Antenna Bracket Installation Continued on next page Antenna Cable Routing bvvmsit,1680107053733 -19-02MAY23-3/6 APY80368 --UN--29MAR23 PFP24165 (21JUL23) 16 072423 PN=18 APY80369 --UN--29MAR23 PROOF PROOF MPPC10118 NOTE: Thoroughly clean the surface before mounting the adhesive anchor on the machine. 9. Route antenna cable (A) along the left rear pillar of the cab. Secure antenna cable (A) to cab using adhesive anchors (B) as shown. A--Antenna Cable B--Adhesive Anchor (3 used) 10. Open the right-hand gull wing door (A). 11. Remove and retain cap screws (B) from the access panel (C) behind the cab. 12. Remove and retain the access panel (C). 13. Disconnect and remove the old antenna cable and antenna if installed on the machine. A--Right-Hand Gull Wing Door C--Access Panel B--Cap Screw (3 used) 14. Connect antenna cable (A) to the front of the bulkhead connector (B). 15. Use tie bands to retain antenna cable to the machine harness. 16. Secure excess antenna cable (A) with tie band at suitable location. A--Antenna Cable B--Bulkhead Connector PFP24165 (21JUL23) 17 Antenna Cable Routing bvvmsit,1680107053733 -19-02MAY23-4/6 Gull Wing Door Opening bvvmsit,1680107053733 -19-02MAY23-5/6 Antenna Cable Installation bvvmsit,1680107053733 -19-02MAY23-6/6 072423 PN=19 PC26640 --UN--17DEC18 PC28084 --UN--30JUL20 PC29055 --UN--27APR23 PROOF PROOF MPPC10118 Install Antenna--Tractor (MY19 and Older) NOTE: If the tractor is used as a leader, install the antenna on the side of the machine that it unloads from. If the tractor is used as a follower, install the antenna on the side of the machine closest to the leader. 1. Install O-ring into the coax adapter (A) groove. A--O-ring Continued on next page Coax Adapter bvvmsit,1680060798840 -19-02MAY23-1/8 PFP24165 (21JUL23) 18 072423 PN=20 PC14251 --UN--15DEC11 PC14252 --UN--15DEC11 PROOF PROOF MPPC10118 2. Install coax adapter (A) to antenna bracket (B) using jam nut (C). NOTE: Ensure that the coax adapter (A) face with the O-ring faces the upper side of the antenna bracket (B). Specification Jam Nut (C)--Torque...................................................15 N·m (133 lb·in) A--Coax Adapter B--Antenna Bracket C--Jam Nut Antenna Bracket with Coax Adapter (Top View) 3. Remove and retain right-hand cab lift cap screw (D). 4. Install hardware on cap screw (D) in the following order: metal washer (A), rubber washer (B), antenna bracket (C), metal washer (A), and rubber washer (B). A--Metal Washer (2 used) B--Rubber Washer (2 used) C--Antenna Bracket D--Cab Lift Cap Screw Antenna Bracket with Coax Adapter (Bottom View) bvvmsit,1680060798840 -19-02MAY23-2/8 PC29012 --UN--24APR23 PFP24165 (21JUL23) Right-Hand Cab Cap Screw Stackup Continued on next page bvvmsit,1680060798840 -19-02MAY23-3/8 19 072423 PN=21 APY80370 --UN--29MAR23 PROOF PROOF MPPC10118 5. Install antenna bracket (A). a. Install antenna bracket (A) to cab roof using cab lift cap screw (B). Tighten the cab lift cap screw (B). A--Antenna Bracket B--Cab Lift Cap Screw b. For recessed cab lift screw: Add a spacer to bottom of the rubber washer, metal washer (B) and antenna bracket stackup. Secure antenna bracket (C) to cab roof using cab lift cap screw (A). NOTE: Ensure that the rubber washer and spacer are sandwiched between the cab roof and the metal washer (B). A--Cab Lift Cap Screw B--Metal Washer C--Antenna Bracket Antenna Bracket Installation bvvmsit,1680060798840 -19-02MAY23-4/8 Continued on next page Antenna Bracket Installation bvvmsit,1680060798840 -19-02MAY23-5/8 PC16328 --UN--12DEC12 PFP24165 (21JUL23) 20 072423 PN=22 APY80371 --UN--29MAR23 PROOF PROOF MPPC10118 6. Install antenna (A) to the upper side of coax adapter (B) on the antenna bracket (C) as shown. 7. Connect antenna cable (D) to the lower side of coax adapter (B) as shown. A--Antenna B--Coax Adapter C--Antenna Bracket D--Antenna Cable Continued on next page Antenna Installation bvvmsit,1680060798840 -19-02MAY23-6/8 PFP24165 (21JUL23) 21 072423 PN=23 APY80377 --UN--31MAR23 PROOF PROOF MPPC10118 NOTE: Thoroughly clean the surface before mounting the adhesive anchor on the machine. 8. Route the antenna cable (A): a. To the right-hand rear corner of the cab. b. Along the right-hand rear corner post to the window grommet (B). c. Through the window grommet into the machine cab. NOTE: The location of the JDLink Modem within the cab or roof may vary depending on the model. Refer to the machine Repair Manual to determine the JDLink Modem location. d. Behind the cab interior cover (C) to the JDLink Modem. NOTE: Thoroughly clean the surface before mounting the adhesive anchor on the machine. 9. Attach the antenna cable (A) to the cab roof and corner post using tie bands and adhesive anchors. (P-clamps can also be used to secure antenna cable to cab roof.) NOTE: Ensure that the antenna cable (A) is not tangled with any component on the machine. A--Antenna Cable B--Window Grommet C--Cab Upholstery D--Tie Band and Adhesive Anchor (4 used) Route Antenna Cable--Cab Roof Route Antenna Cable--Corner Post PC28090 --UN--27AUG20 PC28091 --UN--12AUG20 PFP24165 (21JUL23) Continued on next page Route Antenna Cable--Cab bvvmsit,1680060798840 -19-02MAY23-7/8 22 072423 PN=24 PC28092 --UN--31JUL20 PROOF PROOF MPPC10118 10. Disconnect the existing wireless antenna connector (A) from the JDLink Modem. 11. Connect antenna cable (B) to JDLink Modem. A--Wireless Antenna Connector B--Antenna Cable Install Antenna--Tractor (MY20+) NOTE: If the tractor is used as a leader, install the antenna on the side of the machine that it unloads from. If the tractor is used as a follower, install the antenna on the side of the machine closest to the leader. 1. Install O-ring into the coax adapter (A) groove. A--O-ring JDLink Modem Location bvvmsit,1680060798840 -19-02MAY23-8/8 PC29055 --UN--27APR23 PFP24165 (21JUL23) Continued on next page Coax Adapter bvvmsit,1680071433915 -19-02MAY23-1/13 23 072423 PN=25 PC14251 --UN--15DEC11 PC14252 --UN--15DEC11 PROOF PROOF MPPC10118 2. Install coax adapter (A) to antenna bracket (B) using jam nut (C). NOTE: Ensure that the coax adapter (A) face with the O-ring faces the upper side of the antenna bracket (B). Specification Jam Nut (C)--Torque...................................................15 N·m (133 lb·in) A--Coax Adapter B--Antenna Bracket C--Jam Nut Antenna Bracket with Coax Adapter (Top View) 3. Remove and retain right-hand cab lift cap screw. 4. Install hardware on cap screw (D) in the following order: metal washer (A), rubber washer (B), antenna bracket (C), metal washer (A), and rubber washer (B). 5. Install antenna bracket (A). A--Metal Washer (2 used) B--Rubber Washer (2 used) C--Antenna Bracket D--Cab Lift Cap Screw Antenna Bracket with Coax Adapter (Bottom View) bvvmsit,1680071433915 -19-02MAY23-2/13 PC29012 --UN--24APR23 Right-Hand Cab Cap Screw Stackup Continued on next page bvvmsit,1680071433915 -19-02MAY23-3/13 PFP24165 (21JUL23) 24 072423 PN=26 APY80370 --UN--29MAR23 PROOF PROOF MPPC10118 a. Install antenna bracket (A) to cab roof using cab lift cap screw (B). Tighten the cab lift cap screw (B). A--Antenna Bracket B--Cab Lift Cap Screw b. For recessed cab lift cap screw: Add a spacer to bottom of the rubber washer, metal washer (B) and antenna bracket stackup. Secure antenna bracket (C) to cab roof using cab lift cap screw (A). NOTE: Ensure that the rubber washer and spacer are sandwiched between the cab roof and the metal washer (B). A--Cab Lift Cap Screw B--Metal Washer C--Antenna Bracket Antenna Bracket Installation bvvmsit,1680071433915 -19-02MAY23-4/13 Continued on next page Antenna Bracket Installation bvvmsit,1680071433915 -19-02MAY23-5/13 PC16328 --UN--12DEC12 PFP24165 (21JUL23) 25 072423 PN=27 APY80371 --UN--29MAR23 PROOF PROOF MPPC10118 6. Install antenna (A) to the upper side of coax adapter (B) on the antenna bracket (C) as shown. 7. Connect antenna cable (D) to the lower side of coax adapter (B) as shown. A--Antenna B--Coax Adapter C--Antenna Bracket D--Antenna Cable Continued on next page Antenna Installation bvvmsit,1680071433915 -19-02MAY23-6/13 PFP24165 (21JUL23) 26 072423 PN=28 PC14498 --UN--25JAN12 PROOF PROOF MPPC10118 NOTE: Thoroughly clean the surface before mounting the adhesive anchor on the machine. 8. Route antenna cable (A) towards the right rear pillar (C) of the cab. Then into the dust cover. Secure harness with P-clamps (B) and adhesive anchors. NOTE: Ensure that the antenna cable (A) is not tangled with any component on the machine. A--Antenna Cable B--P-Clamp (2 used) C--Right Rear Pillar Continued on next page Antenna Cable Routing bvvmsit,1680071433915 -19-02MAY23-7/13 PFP24165 (21JUL23) 27 072423 PN=29 APY80372 --UN--29MAR23 PROOF PROOF MPPC10118 9. Remove outlet cover cap screw (A), cab pillar cover cap screws (B) and left rear pillar cover (C). 10. The JDLink Modem is located behind the radio. Either remove the radio or the business band radio compartment to access the JDLink Modem antenna connector. A--Cap Screw B--Cap Screw (2 used) C--Right Rear Pillar Cover Continued on next page Left Rear Pillar Cover Removal bvvmsit,1680071433915 -19-02MAY23-8/13 PFP24165 (21JUL23) 28 072423 PN=30 RXA0169604 --UN--11JUL19 RXA0169605 --UN--11JUL19 PROOF PROOF MPPC10118 11. Radio Option: a. Remove radio bezel (A) and cap screws (B). b. Disconnect wire harness connector (C) and remove display unit. A--Radio Bezel B--Cap Screw (2 used) C--Wire Harness Connector Radio Bezel Removal Cap Screw Removal Continued on next page Wiring Harness Disconnection bvvmsit,1680071433915 -19-02MAY23-9/13 RXA0169606 --UN--11JUL19 PFP24165 (21JUL23) 29 072423 PN=31 RXA0169604 --UN--11JUL19 APY80373 --UN--29MAR23 PROOF PROOF MPPC10118 12. Business Band Radio Compartment Option: a. Remove radio bezel (A) and cap screws (B). b. Remove CB radio compartment. A--Radio Bezel B--Cap Screw (2 used) Radio Bezel Removal Continued on next page CB Radio Compartment bvvmsit,1680071433915 -19-02MAY23-10/13 PFP24165 (21JUL23) 30 072423 PN=32 APY80374 --UN--29MAR23 PROOF PROOF MPPC10118 13. Disconnect existing wireless antenna connector (A) from the JDLink Modem (B). A--Wireless Antenna Connector B--JDLink Modem 14. Route antenna cable (A) up left rear corner post towards the JDLink Modem. A--Antenna Cable Wireless Antenna Cable Location bvvmsit,1680071433915 -19-02MAY23-11/13 APY80375 --UN--29MAR23 PFP24165 (21JUL23) Continued on next page Antenna Cable Routing bvvmsit,1680071433915 -19-02MAY23-12/13 31 072423 PN=33 APY80374 --UN--29MAR23 PROOF PROOF MPPC10118 15. Connect antenna cable (A) to JDLink Modem (B) wireless antenna connector. 16. Secure excess antenna cable with tie band at suitable location. 17. Install all hardware in the reverse order of removal. A--Antenna Cable B--JDLink Modem Antenna Cable Connection bvvmsit,1680071433915 -19-02MAY23-13/13 PFP24165 (21JUL23) 32 072423 PN=34 MPPC10118 PROOF PROOF PFP24165 (21JUL23) 33 072423 PN=35 MPPC10118 PROOF PROOF PFP24165 (21JUL23) 34 072423 PN=36
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