1.6 | Important Safety Information

General Safety Guidelines 
 Read and Understand Instructions 
 Operators must read this manual in full before using the system. Do not operate the system without a complete understanding of its controls and functions. 
 Authorized Personnel Only 
 Only trained and qualified individuals should operate, maintain, or service the Level COMMAND system. 
 Operator Responsibility 
 Level COMMAND is designed to assist with terrain-control and grading operations but does not replace operator supervision. The operator must remain alert and in control at all times. 
 Operational Safety 
 Supervise All Automated Movements 
 The implement may move automatically in response to terrain, sensor or control inputs. 
 Maintain Safe Distance 
 Never stand or allow others to stand near the implement, or hydraulic components while the system is engaged. 
 Manual Override 
 Ensure all operators are familiar with how to disengage or manually override the system in an emergency. 
 System Activation Warnings 
 Automatic Movement Hazards 
 The implement may move without manual input during automatic operation. Clear the area of personnel before activating the system. 
 Hydraulic Pressure Hazards 
 This system operates using high-pressure hydraulic components. Do not inspect, service, or disconnect hydraulic lines while the system is active or pressurized. Use caution when working near hoses and actuators. 
 Sensor and Signal Dependency 
 GNSS Dependency 
 The system relies on accurate GNSS input data. A degraded or lost signal can lead to incorrect implement height or tilt adjustments. 
 IMU Sensor Calibration 
 Degraded sensor data may cause unintended implement movement.  
 Terrain and Environmental Awareness 
 Inspect Field Conditions 
 The system cannot detect soft ground, underground obstacles, ditches, or debris. Manually inspect and clear the field before use. 
 Slope Limits 
 Avoid operating the system on steep or uneven terrain beyond rated slope specifications. Excessive tilt may cause tipping or unsafe implement engagement. 
 Maintenance Safety 
 Pre-Start Inspection 
 Before each operation, inspect all components, including hydraulic lines, sensor mounts, and electrical connections. 
 Lockout/Tagout for Servicing 
 Fully power down the tractor and disable the land levelling system before performing any maintenance. 
 Emergency Protocols 
 Emergency Stop 
 Ensure the operator is aware of the emergency stop mechanism location and function. Adhere to Tractor/Machinery emergency stop protocols and testing requirements.  
 Error Handling 
 If the system displays a fault code, sensor error, or warning alert, cease operation immediately and refer to the Troubleshooting section. 
 Bystander & Site Safety 
 No Passengers 
 Never allow anyone to ride on the implement or tractor while the system is operating. 
 Establish Exclusion Zone 
 Mark the working area clearly. Unauthorized personnel should remain clear of the worksite during automated operations. 
 Safety Labelling 
 Ensure all safety labels on the implement and control interface are clean, visible, and intact. Replace damaged or unreadable labels immediately.