Initial Screen Overview: ISOBUS Operation View

The Virtual Terminal is a screen that lets operators interact with their implements by displaying information provided by the equipment controllers. This means you can use one Virtual Terminal with any ISOBUS-compliant equipment.

Below are examples of ISOBUS applications in two different ISOBUS-compliant devices:

Tip: The Virtual Terminal view is generally consistent across monitors, but VT resolution and server settings can impact display quality, causing some VTs to render incorrectly or experience visual issues. Please, contact the display manufacturer in case of visual issues.

We will start by exploring the functionalities present on the initial screen of the Virtual Terminal.

Important: Please note that the widgets displayed on the ECU ISOBUS Virtual Terminal screen may vary based on the ECU configuration. Your display might look different from the images shown below, depending on your setup.

  1. Active implement: Shows the active implement.

  2. Master key: Serves as the main control for initiating and/or pausing the application.

  3. Configurations menu: On this menu, you can access diagnostic screens, settings, and system settings.

  4. TC Status: Defines how the implement interacts with the Task Controller. It has five states determined by specific software sensors.

  5. Alarm view: Click on the alert icon to access all active alarms and obtain more detailed information on troubleshooting the problem.

Important: Widgets A, B, C, D, E, F and G will vary depending on the ECU configuration. Click here to learn more about these widgets.

Now that you've reviewed the initial screen, you’ll go through the alarm types before we explore each function in detail.