ISOBUS Block, built to order

Tell us the machine and what you want it to do. We work out the rest and build it here.

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Description

The standard module is a component. You mount it, run the leads, name every button and set every icon yourself. A custom build arrives with all of that already done.

Tell us the machine and what you want it to do, and we work out how much hardware that takes. Some jobs take eight channels. Some take four times that. Connectors, cable lengths, button names and icons are all yours to specify.

You do not have to hand over the whole job. We can build it part-way and pass it over wherever you want to pick it up. Either way control works like it does on the standard module: buttons on the tractor's Virtual Terminal, the same names in the AUX-N assignment menu, and you can rename any of them from the screen.

There is no configurator and no options list. Tell us the machine and what you want to control; we come back with what it takes.

The finished build

The build work is already done.

Connectors, cable lengths, button names and icons are set before it ships, so your layout is on the screen the first time you power it up. Take it fully built, or part-way and finish it yourself.

  • As many channels as the machine needs.
  • A printed channel map, so the next person can read it.
  • The connector chosen for the machine it goes on.
The same on every build
  • You control it from the tractor screen and AUX-N buttons, the same as the standard module.
  • Rename any button from the tractor screen. The name shows in the AUX-N menu too.
  • ISOBUS powers the hardware. The loads run on their own feed.
Real builds

Two recent builds

Both started as a message describing the machine.

8 channels, plug and play

An 8-channel module in a weatherproof box, outputs fused and wired to Deutsch connectors and 3-pin sockets. One lead goes to the in-cab ISOBUS socket. Mount the box, plug it in, drive.

32 channels for a rebuilt machine

A customer converted an Amazone Pantera sprayer into a harvesting machine. A 32-channel build runs the new functions from an AmaTron 4 terminal and AUX-N joystick.

Start with what you know

Answer what you can and leave the rest blank. We design the build from there and come back with the questions that matter.

  1. 1The machine it goes on.
  2. 2What you want it to do.
  3. 3Where the hardware needs to sit.
  4. 4Which ISOBUS socket, if you know.

Send us a message

Tell us the machine and what you want it to do. We'll tell you what it takes, down to the wiring.

[email protected]

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