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| If you see a module listed on that screen, it either sees it is connected or it has been saved for that implement to do a job and expects to see it there. It could have been programmed to run a rate, a section, or something simple like monitor a pressure.
If it says not detected, it means it expects to find that module and any other serial numbers it lists are usually ones it sees or expects to see connected to it's CAN network.
If it's supposed to be there (by you), but says it's not detected, then it's usually a wiring or communication (even module power) issue.
Extremely rare would be a setup issue after a firmware update or a problem in the FM itself. A few times over the years they fiddled with how implements are stored with firmware upgrades, and you are forced to make new implements.
I had one of my FM'd go flaky last spring and lost connection for no reason. That was definitely a problem in that FM, not the wiring.
There is no real way to delete it like you want from the drop down box selections, its populated by modules it actually sees ot ones it has once saved with that implement.
The only real way to get rid of it is to make a new implement from scratch with only the modules you want detected plugged in. | |
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Trimble-Removing Field IQ ser# from Control Setup
