onTrak Tractor GPS (original)
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About this product
onTrak is a tractor GPS system above all others.
onTrak ensures you drive in parallel lines to cover your field area with minimal skips and overlaps.
There are 2 parts to the system. The revolutionary combined GPS receiver and light bar; and the free iOS or Android app which you run on your tablet or phone in the cab.
The ORIGINAL onTrak system is perfect for low – medium accuracy applications where free satellite signal is sufficient.
Includes USB charging cable, adhesive mounting discs, quick reference guide / mounting template.
If you’re looking for the onTrak ION version, see here.
What does it do?
onTrak guides you along parallel lines to take the guesswork out of driving
Whether you are fertiliser spreading, planting, slug pelleting, mowing or spraying, Agricision’s onTrak Tractor GPS system will make sure you are getting the most out of your machine and reducing waste.
Flexible, portable.
With onTrak there are no installation constraints. onTrak is equally at home on an ATV, side by side or a 200 hp tractor.
The onTrak device requires no wires or installation. Because of this you can simply place the system on any machine and harness the potential of GPS guidance. With onTrak, it has never been so easy to equip any vehicle with precision guidance.
Simply affordable.
The majority of farmers own a powerful smartphone or tablet already. By using this with onTrak means you don’t need to buy an additional expensive screen, so we can keep the cost low.
onTrak comes with USB charging cable, adhesive mounting discs, quick reference guide / mounting template.
Want to know more?
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Applications:
onTrak Tractor GPS (Original): Precision Guidance for Everyday Farm Operations
The onTrak Tractor GPS system is designed to provide accurate guidance for a variety of agricultural tasks. It helps farmers optimize field operations by ensuring that machinery moves in precise parallel lines, reducing overlap and minimizing skips. The onTrak system is especially useful for:
- Fertilizer Spreading: Ensure even distribution of fertilizers across your field, reducing waste and maximizing efficiency.
- Planting: Achieve straight, consistent rows during planting, ensuring optimal seed placement and reducing crop gaps.
- Slug Pelleting: Apply slug pellets evenly across the field to protect your crops from pests without excessive overlap.
- Mowing: Maintain straight lines while mowing to ensure even cut quality and reduce fuel consumption.
- Spraying: Optimize the application of pesticides, herbicides, and other chemicals by ensuring full field coverage without missed areas.
The onTrak GPS system is highly flexible and portable, making it easy to move between different vehicles, from ATVs to large tractors. It’s an affordable solution that leverages your existing smartphone or tablet, eliminating the need for additional expensive hardware.
How to Use: onTrak Tractor GPS (Original)
Step 1: Unpacking and Inspection
- Unpack the Device: Carefully remove the onTrak GPS system from its packaging. Ensure that you have all components, including the GPS receiver/light bar, USB charging cable, adhesive mounting discs, and the quick reference guide/mounting template.
- Inspect for Damage: Check all components to make sure they are not damaged and are in good working order.
Step 2: Charging the Device
- Charge the GPS Receiver: Use the included USB charging cable to fully charge the onTrak GPS receiver. A full charge is recommended before first use to ensure optimal performance in the field.
Step 3: Installing the onTrak App
- Download the App: Go to the App Store (for iOS devices) or Google Play (for Android devices) and download the onTrak app.
- Install the App: Once downloaded, install the app on your smartphone or tablet that you will use in your tractor cab.
Step 4: Mounting the GPS Receiver
- Mount the GPS Receiver: Use the adhesive mounting discs provided to securely attach the GPS receiver/light bar to your tractor, ATV, or any other vehicle you plan to use. Follow the instructions on the quick reference guide/mounting template for correct placement.
- Ensure Stability: Make sure the receiver is mounted securely and is stable during operation to ensure accurate GPS readings.
Step 5: Connecting the App
- Launch the App: Open the onTrak app on your device.
- Connect to the GPS Receiver: Follow the in-app instructions to connect your smartphone or tablet to the onTrak GPS receiver via Bluetooth. This connection will allow the app to receive GPS data and provide guidance.
Step 6: Calibration and Setup
- Calibrate the System: Once connected, the app will guide you through the calibration process. This may include inputting your field dimensions and selecting the type of operation you will be performing, such as planting or spraying.
- Start Field Operations: After calibration, you’re ready to start your fieldwork. The onTrak system will guide you in parallel lines, helping to minimize skips and overlaps.
Step 7: Monitoring and Adjustments
- Monitor Progress: As you work, keep an eye on the app’s interface for real-time guidance and adjustments.
- Make Adjustments: If necessary, make on-the-fly adjustments to your path to ensure complete coverage of your field.
Step 8: Post-Use Care
- Power Off and Store: After completing your work, turn off the onTrak GPS receiver and store it in a safe, dry place. Ensure that the adhesive discs remain secure for future use.
FAQ Section:
Q1: What does the onTrak Tractor GPS System do?
A1: The onTrak Tractor GPS system provides guidance for agricultural machinery, ensuring that you drive in precise parallel lines to cover your field area efficiently, with minimal skips and overlaps.
Q2: How accurate is the original onTrak system?
A2: The original onTrak system is designed for low to medium accuracy applications where a free satellite signal is sufficient. It is ideal for tasks such as planting, fertilizing, spraying, and mowing.
Q3: What devices are compatible with the onTrak app?
A3: The onTrak app is compatible with both iOS and Android devices. You can download it from the App Store or Google Play and run it on your smartphone or tablet.
Q4: How do I install the onTrak GPS system on my tractor?
A4: Installation is simple and requires no wiring. Use the adhesive mounting discs to attach the GPS receiver/light bar to your tractor or other vehicle, following the instructions in the quick reference guide.
Q5: What is included in the onTrak Original package?
A5: The onTrak Original package includes the GPS receiver/light bar, a USB charging cable, adhesive mounting discs, and a quick reference guide/mounting template.
Q6: Does the onTrak system require regular calibration?
A6: The onTrak system may require calibration during initial setup and occasionally thereafter to maintain accuracy. The app provides easy-to-follow instructions for calibration.
Q7: How do I charge the onTrak GPS receiver?
A7: The GPS receiver is charged using the included USB charging cable. It’s recommended to fully charge the device before first use for optimal performance.
Q8: Can the onTrak system be used on different vehicles?
A8: Yes, the onTrak system is designed to be flexible and portable. You can easily move it between different vehicles, such as ATVs, tractors, and other machinery, without installation constraints.
Q9: Is the onTrak system affordable compared to other GPS systems?
A9: Yes, the onTrak system is designed to be cost-effective. By using your existing smartphone or tablet as the display, it eliminates the need for an additional expensive screen, keeping the overall cost low.
Q10: What kind of operations is the onTrak Original best suited for?
A10: The onTrak Original is best suited for low to medium accuracy operations where precision is important but does not require the advanced accuracy of higher-end GPS systems. It’s ideal for everyday tasks like planting, spraying, fertilizing, and mowing.