4.2 | Tractor Requirements
Tractor Requirements
COMMAND's tractor requirements are as follows:
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Implement RequirementsDefinitions
Implement Definitions
The naming conventions below will help to avoid confusion later:
Single implement - One single blade with one receiver positioned in centre (single-axis or dual-axis) (May or may not be accompanied by IMU).
Tandem implements - Two blades in front/behind one another as a train, each with a single receiver positioned in the centre (single-axis control only).
Dual receiver - One single blade with two receivers positioned on the left and right sides of the blade for dual-axis control. The tilting point is assumed to be the centre of the blade edge, in the middle of the two receivers.
Suitable
Implement Types
Compatibility
COMMAND is currently suitable for use with the following types of implements:
- Implements with a single hydraulic height control function, i.e. requiring a single valve. This includes implements with multiple height cylinders if the cylinders are linked together and controlled by the same valve. e.g. John Deere tractor-pulled scraper.
- Implements with a single hydraulic height control function and a single cross-slope/tilt control function, i.e. requiring a single separate valve for each (2 total). e.g. JN&R tractor-pulled scraper with cross-slope / tilt cylinder.
FutureIn Suitable Implement TypesDevelopment
COMMAND is currently still in development for use with implements that require pitch angle steering of a boot, such as pitch-controlled tile plows for ditching applications.