Hello,
What do I need to add ISOBUS to a newholland T6 which already has an intelliview monitor ?
What do I need to add ISOBUS to a newholland T6 which already has an intelliview monitor ?
What do I need? Adding ISOBUS
- Thread starter S.Jamieson
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- Location
- South wales
A very expensive wiring harness I would guess 
Tractortech
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- Location
- Cumbria
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On such a subject I'd call your dealer,
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On such a subject I'd call your dealer,
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- Shropshire
I looked into this on a Massey and the lead etc was about £500
- Location
- Hockley Essex
Wiring harness, and an unlock code possibly depending on what you wish to do.
Is the unlock code for parallel guidance expensive, and what cable is needed to go from the single pin coax NMEA output from the receiver to the strange wee 4 pin rs232 input that's supposed to be universal on the isobus?
For something that's supposed to be cross manufacturer compatible, they've made it as difficult as possible to actually achieve without employing a specialist electronics firm and remortgaging the mother in law's house !
For something that's supposed to be cross manufacturer compatible, they've made it as difficult as possible to actually achieve without employing a specialist electronics firm and remortgaging the mother in law's house !
Ah well I have one of those...so this plug should somehow plug into the intelliview...?
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That type of connector isn't on the cable loom that I have. It's rectangular plugs that go into the rauch screen that's on mine. It's all new to me
That type of connector isn't on the cable loom that I have. It's rectangular plugs that go into the rauch screen that's on mine. It's all new to me
This is the harness that came with my Kuhn Baler. Identical to your diagram with that plug as the output.
It fits into my Kuhn vt50 screen. Presumably there must be a way to connect to the intelliview though, somewhere on the tractor.
Dman2
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- Durham, UK
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Presumably there must be a way ......
Is the plug that goes to the vt50 on a separate cable that plugs into the loom at the back of the big isobus socket?
I think the plug you have for the vt50 will be unique and you'll either need an adaptor, or another cable with Deutsch connectors to go from the socket to your tractor screen (is it is indeed isobus compatible?)
I've also the vt30 control box for a wrapper, which is a different connector plug again
So much for reducing complexity
Presumably there must be a way ......
Is the plug that goes to the vt50 on a separate cable that plugs into the loom at the back of the big isobus socket?
I think the plug you have for the vt50 will be unique and you'll either need an adaptor, or another cable with Deutsch connectors to go from the socket to your tractor screen (is it is indeed isobus compatible?)
I've also the vt30 control box for a wrapper, which is a different connector plug again
So much for reducing complexity
Yes, essentially it is number 2 on your diagram.
Then you'll need replace "2" in the diagram I posted with a cable which has the Deutsch connector to the isobus loom, and whatever connector plug goes to your screen. I'd ask the dealer?
- Location
- Pinnaroo. South Australia
Which intelliview monitor does it have. The above harness will not connect to the intelliview.
Does the tractor not have a isobus plug at the back of it
Does the tractor not have a isobus plug at the back of it
Intelliview IV
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- Location
- Pinnaroo. South Australia
There will be a harness that plugs into the van network on the tractor somewhere. That’s a dealer part
- Location
- northumberland
Might even be a hidden fuse/relay to fit as well
Spanner_Man
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Speak to dealer there is a DIA kit to make the machine isobus compatable, not expensive from memory