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Missouri | Off the top of my head, I don't recall a screen where you change the multiplier for converting down pressure to down force. I'll have to get in front of a display hooked to an ISO planter to look for that. Can you tell me what keypresses you took to get to that menu? It would save me the time of looking everywhere.
As for speed, how is the integra hooked to the ISOBUS? Is it connected to the tractor's ISOBUS, or does it have it's own independent ISOBUS? If it is isolated from the tractor's ISOBUS (likely), that will probably remove "tractor wheel", and "tractor radar" as possible speed sources.
What firmware version is on the Integra?
Have you enabled the "Broadcast GPS speed" setting in the display ([Home]-->[big wrench button]-->[display button]-->[i think this button is called ISOBUS settings, but not sure]--> press button with checkbox for "broadcast GPS speed"
On the speed input screen of the Kinze VT, it lists speed values for each speed source. Which of them show speed values while moving? You should at least be able to get planter speed and GPS speed. This will let us know if it's an issue receiving the information, or displaying it. The speed input page is shown on page 29 of the manual: http://www.kinze.com/filesimages/manuals/M0246_ISOBUS-3000-4900-Mec...
There is nothing wrong with using the planter wheel speed sensor, if you take the time to calibrate it for your soil conditions. In my experience, in some rough fields with a lot of tractor bounce, GPS speed accuracy can be vary more than wheel or radar sensors.
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Kinze 3660? KMech & others
