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History of releases:
- FarmerGPS Version 4.0.15
Released May 23, 2008
- adds the Raven SCS4000 as an integration option.
- FarmerGPS Version 4.0.14
- HW-ID on Win98 was blank, will now show correct ID
- Field records break analysis showed 6 min breaks only, now lists correct
breaks and time
- AB-line navigation distance had an inaccuracy when zooming in and out
- New in 4.0 :
- Support for up to 10 booms with the new FGPS USB-interface.
- Always travel up feature! Automatic turning of your screen so
that you always travel up on the screen. Configurable to North always
being up.
- Improved performance
- Enhanced Google Earth KML-path options
- Average speed available as a display option
- Average performance for area/h available as a display option
- Estimated completion time for current field available as a display option
- New Export shape file POINTS feature
- Option to switch equipment selection via USB-interface during field operation
- Sprayer bar option. Displays equipment sections (booms) ON/OFF status in status bar on main screen
- Rotate option for completed field operations on screen allows better printouts of narrow fields
- Settable area per field
- Ability to show prescription maps (from shape files)
- Quick addition of new fields (click on "Field:" on main
screen provides field entry screen)
- FarmerGPS Version 3.5.7 (minor upgrade to 3.5.6)
Released Jan 24, 2008
- The Setup form had to be resized in Windows Vista. Form size corrected.
- FarmerGPS Version 3.5.6
Released Nov 21, 2007
- Added a font size selection to increase font size on main
information bar (speed etc.)
- Google Earth shape file export will now create placemarks
for slough and bush areas incl. area size.
- Sound files for left/right may be enabled
- A USB find button will search for installed USB/RS232 converters
and display the associated ports.
- Support for Raven 440 serial port integration! FarmerGPS
will read rates directly through the serial port form the
Raven 440 controller and display different colors for the
rates.
- 3.5.5 had a bug in the selection of the Raven 440 or the
interface box. Corrected in 3.5.6
- FarmerGPS Version 3.4.6
Released Aug 1, 2007
- NMEA checksum verification before processing antenna information
- Same laptops had issues keeping serial reference signal at correct levels for the FarmerGPS interface box.
3.4.6 contains a software fix for these laptops.
- FarmerGPS Version 3.4.2
Released June 25, 2007
- Bug fix for multiple equipment choices in one operation file
- Bug fix for area counters
- F3 feature for moving last AB-line to current position
- Bug fix for angle calculation on AB-lines
- Save as feature to allow the saving of joined data files
- Preference file is now stored in data directory, future upgrades can keep preference settings
- FarmerGPS Version 3.4.1
Released June 21, 2007
- Bug fix for date in main form title
- Bug fix for feet to meter conversion in Setup/Equipment offsets
- Second column feature for touch screens
- Zoom in/out buttons for touch screen
- Auto start option to start recording automatically
- FarmerGPS Version 3.3.0:
Released May 21, 2007
- Bug fix for date in main form title
- Bug fix for feet to meter conversion in Setup/Equipment offsets
- Second column feature for touch screens
- Zoom in/out buttons for touch screen
- Auto start option to start recording automatically
- FarmerGPS Version 3.1.2:
Released March 23, 2007
- Bug fix for unhandled exception, kicking you out of FarmerGPS
- Bug fix for AB-points buttons on touchscreen interface. Buttons could not be deselected.
- Simplified field and equipment configurations
- Field split option (function keys F9/F10) now use AB-line guidance
- FarmerGPS Version 3.1:
Released Feb 26, 2007
- Optional AB-line navigation mode
- Menu option to save map as JPEG file
- Guidance at headlands for simpler equipment alignment
- Equipment side offset available
- Bug fix for equipment setup on boom selection
- Interface box read in simulation mode
- Support for negative offset to allow for equipment in front of antenna location
- FarmerGPS Version 3.0.0.6:
Released Nov 15, 2006
- FarmerGPS Version 3.0.0.5:
Released Oct 26, 2006
New features in 3.x:
- Support for up to 3 booms ON/OFF drawing.
Combined with the interface box FarmerGPS will now detect ON/OFF
settings of up to 3 booms and draw accordingly.
- Record keeping.
FarmerGPS will keep track of your operation and keep
a record.log file. An entry screen allows to extend automatically
collected data. This file provides an overview for data such as:
field operations on which date, for how long, herbicides or seed
used, weather conditions, acres covered etc.
It also contains calculated values for average speed and coverage.
- F11 redraw performance enhancements:
Swapping between a field overview and pass to pass viewing could
take up to 2-3s on large fields. This is reduced to 0.5 s! (measured
on same laptop specs)
- Many more configuration options.
Display theoretical coverage, disable navigation bar, auto connect
on startup, keep auto-records,...
- Metric support for hectare, meter, km/h
- Browsing to "old" FarmerGPS log files
- Support for touchsreen laptops
- Equipment offset
Stored on a per equipment bases, FarmerGPS will draw equipment
coverage with an offset to the antenna location. Your antenna
may be on the tractor, your equipment is 15' behind you.
- Support for international region settings
FarmerGPS 2.x would not work on European regional settings.
- FarmerGPS Version 2.2.6.5:
Released May 26, 2006
- Fixed slow redraw
- FarmerGPS Version 2.2.6:
- Fixed log file entry. Equipmentsize was not recorded, thus reading
a log file takes a long time.
- FarmerGPS Version 2.2.5:
Released April 18,2006
- Fixed Setup menu bug. In the setup equipment and field information
was not changeable. By editing the field.txt and equipment.txt
files there was a simple workaround, however Version 2.2.5 fixes
this issue.
- FarmerGPS Version 2.2.0:
Released March 18,2006
Added new features:
- Simple accuracy test for your GPS-receiver.
- Ability to use different colors for sections of your field.
It allows you to mark areas where you used different seed, different
fertilizer rates or herbicide rates.
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