When I drive around the field to mark my inner boundary I make my AB line also,but I always find it easier to make a new AB line after the headland tramline as I end up doing to much overlapping when I start to shift the line. My problem is when I make a new AB line I loose my inner boundary. Is there any way around this or am I doing something wrong.
Boundary line on FMX
- Thread starter Claas Man
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clbarclay
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- Worcestershire
I don't like that it wants to make a new AB line every time recording a headland. I normally put in a random A+ while going round and delete it straight after recording the headland. I haven't noticed any issues with the inner boundry, although I rearly use it.
Try reloading the headland guidance path with correct number of times around and then the load the AB line you wanted.
Try reloading the headland guidance path with correct number of times around and then the load the AB line you wanted.
AS_Comms
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- Location
- Kimbolton, Cambridgeshire
On the Trimble FmX integrated display you do have to set an AB line on your headland, if you choose to use a different AB line other than the one on your headland you will lose your inner boundary, there is no way around this at the moment.
Mean Green
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It would be good to be able to mark the AB line after you've finished your headland on the 750 as well if you're telling Trimble things to add to the next firmware update 
Matt
Matt
v.7.0 was released yesterday, and it ain't got anything that useful in it.It would be good to be able to mark the AB line after you've finished your headland on the 750 as well if you're telling Trimble things to add to the next firmware update
Matt
Mean Green
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I don't think we can do a curved line off a headland only an A+ or a regular AB from memory. If you want a curve you need to add it after you've done your headland and would still loose your inside boundary marker, you probably wouldn't get it to match up perfectly to your headland either.
Matt
Matt