Trimble AFX-750 isobus guidance display

The Trimble GFX-750 with its 10.1 inch colour screen is aimed at mixed fleet owners because it can be used with tractors from most manufacturers.

It can be used as an isobus Universal Terminal to communicate with compliant implements for set-up and control functions, and also a guidance display that can also measure and record such things as application rate and compare it with a user-defined target.

The Trimble GFX-750 guidance and isobus display with NAV-900 receiver.

The unit uses Trimble’s Field-IQ software on the Android operating system, which can communicate with implements without using the isobus protocol, compatibility with Trimble farm management software, and also with the company’s Autopilot guidance systems for both hydraulic and electric installations.

The GFX-750 package, which Trimble says will suit farmers new to precision farming technologies, includes a NAV-900 guidance controller that is said to house the company’s most advanced triple-frequency multi-constellation GNSS receiver to provide robust signal availability, especially in hilly terrain.

The NAV-900 is equipped to simultaneously work with several GNSS constellations.

It uses GPS (USA), GLONASS (Russia), Galileo (Europe) and BeiDou (China) satellites together, providing increased reliability and shorter convergence time, says Trimble, while the correction signals that can be accessed include CenterPoint RTK, CenterPoint VRS, Trimble RTX, and European Space Agency SBAS.

In the UK, an AFX-750 with 1-year basic accuracy RangePoint RTX correction has a list price of £3,495.