Sections
Green = open. Orange outline = asked for by the program but not open (program silent).
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Relays
What each relay does comes from the program (Tool → Machine → Pin config).
A seed drill with more than 16 sections needs the relays in a row from section 1: AgOpenWeb's pin config only knows sections 1-16, and sends sections 17-64 in PGN 229.
AgOpenWeb
- Program
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- Last section message
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- Sections 17-64 (PGN 229)
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- Last hello
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- Speed
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- Hydraulic lift
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- Tramline
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- Messages
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- Output polarity
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Module
- Board
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- Name on the network
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- Up
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- Free memory
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- Own Wi-Fi network
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- Network cable
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- Tractor Wi-Fi
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- Module IP
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- Signal
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- Program subnet
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The program looks for the machine module at <subnet>.123 on the tractor network. The subnet comes from the program (PGN 201), or is set below.
Network settings
Own Wi-Fi network
Always on, at 192.168.4.1. Its password is also the one for changing the settings and the firmware.
Tractor Wi-Fi network
Program network
The module restarts to apply them: every section closes for a few seconds. If you change the name or the password of the own network, connect the phone to the new network again. Forgot the password? In the serial monitor (USB): wifi-reset (or the BOOT button held 5 s, see the README).
Events
Seed drill firmware
- Installed
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- On GitHub
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Every section closes during the update. If it fails, the current firmware keeps running. Install from GitHub needs internet on this phone or tablet: open the page over the tractor network (the router with internet), not the module's own Wi-Fi. A file of your own: Arduino IDE, Sketch → Export compiled binary, then Seeder_ESP32.ino.bin.
Report for an analysis
Puts the module's state, its settings, the link to AgOpenWeb and the events in one file, to send when something goes wrong. Passwords are not included. The file is downloaded by this phone or computer.