6210R without 7-pin ISO 11786 / DIN 9684.1 in the corner post

[JulienS]

As my 6210R (year 2014) doesn't have a visible 7-pin ISO 11786 / DIN 9684.1 connector I have removed the trim in the location described in the manual and found some free connectors. Is there anyone familiar with these connectors or how (which parts I need) to connect them to get the 7 pin ISO 11786?

 

[Colliedog]

If you don't have this plug, its possible your tractor was specked without a radar?

 

[JulienS]

Hi there. Thanks for your reply. I have no idea on how the tractor was specked, I have recently moved from IT to agriculture (my father is retiring from farming) and found myself with these equipment. I find it very strange since in the manual this connector (7-pin) is not described as optional. Therefore any help or idea is greatly welcomed.

 

[Colliedog]

Not all tractors have them. What are you trying to connect? There are other ways of getting signals for implements.

 

[JulienS]

I'm trying to connect an APV pneumatic seeder to be able to automatically start / stop it (it takes as input speed and hitch position - work switch). I would need :
2. Wheel Sensor - Theoretical Ground Speed signal (product of tractor drive wheel rotational speed and the rolling wheel circumference)
4. Linkage In/Out signal - In-work /Out-of-Work (binary signal indicating three-point hitch is below/in-work or above/out-of-work and adjustable switching threshold)
Those would be pin 2 and 4 of the 7-pin ISO 11786.

 

[Colliedog]

Sounds like you have two options either fit a Reed switch and radar to the seeder. Or get an iso socket kit from your dealer maybe worth lying under the tractor to see if you have a radar fitted.

 

[Tractortech]

Now Then..
Item 9 perhaps.... AL207440

 

[JulienS]

Jesus! You are a true savior. Big like. I've reached the end of the Internet two times and couldn't find anything on the parts catalog, although I work daily with it. Now that you pointed this out, I found another reference here on the forum so for anyone else looking into this there is also the folowing thread. Many thanks guys for your feedback, great community you've got here.

 

[JulienS]

Ok, back from studying. I have one question, do you what exactly is item 16 from above meaning 57M10651? Is it mandatory to install it?

 

[JulienS]

I found the part on a site being described as: Amphenol Eco Mate Cap Blk Plstc. At 30 EUR seems pretty expensive for a cap. However not uncommonly expensive with JD.
Maybe someone can clarify if it's a cap or part of the 7-pin connector.

 

[Tractortech]

It's just a dust cover for when not in use..

 

[Colliedog]

Jesus! You are a true savior. Big like. I've reached the end of the Internet two times and couldn't find anything on the parts catalog, although I work daily with it. Now that you pointed this out, I found another reference here on the forum so for anyone else looking into this there is also the folowing thread. Many thanks guys for your feedback, great community you've got here.

I’m intrigued! How do you highlight the word ‘thread’ to a link?

 

[JulienS]

I’m intrigued! How do you highlight the word ‘thread’ to a link?

Just like this:

 

[JulienS]

@Tractortech : thanks for clarifications. So typical JD. But I guess one would expect that dust cover from a 150k EUR tractor. Fun fact however, one would not expect to have already changed the turbocharge and the injection fuel pump at 5000 hours out of warranty. 6k EUR job. Completely different engineering and part code for the turbo. Plus having all electrical wiring under the bonnet in the worst condition possible (cable insulation is completely degraded). We're having a 2010 6930 with 9000 hours with front loader, no problems ever.

 

[JulienS]

Btw, are you familiar with the green star command center on the 6R (probably similar to the one on the 7R). As I read somewhere (don't recall where) one could program pin 4 of the ISO 11786 from the command center to output work position (hitch under/above certain perc).