Precision Farming Receivers

AFS 372

The AFS 372 is a GPS/GLONASS receiver capable of a wide range of accuracy levels. The AFS 372 receiver is available factory installed on Case IH tractors, combines, sprayers and more – or can be installed by your Case IH dealer. The AFS 372 can utilize WAAS and RangePoint RTX (subscription purchased separately). OmniSTAR, CenterPoint RTX, CenterPoint RTK correction signals can be utilized with additional activation levels. 

AFS 262 & 252

Older versions of the AFS 372, they have had their last software updates written and are in their end of life. They are still out in abundance especially ones unlocked to OmniStar or RTK. In order to use RTK with these receivers, a 900 or "Joey" radio is the only options. They do not support modern features such as AccuTurn or GLONASS. As long as they continue to work, they do a fairly decent job for basic guidance.

AFS 162

Need a simple, straightforward receiver option? The AgGPS 162 is a value receiver that gets the job done with high reliability and at a lower cost.

This integrated receiver/antenna is compact and weatherproof, and with a magnetic mounting option, it moves easily from vehicle to vehicle. It supports DGPS and is guidance capable* (requires an additional unlock).

*High Plains Equipment does not recommend using the AFS 162 for Guidance.

AFS AccuStar

An AFS AccuStar receiver, in conjunction with the AFS Pro 700 display and ElectriSteer, allows you to add autoguidance technology to your existing Case IH and non-Case IH vehicles.

NAV-900

• All-in-one navigation controller and receiver mounts to cab roof, reducing in-cab clutter
• Integrated 3-axis Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) provides terrain compensation and roll corrected position
• Supports multiple GNSS correction signals such as WAAS, RangePoint/CenterPoint RTX, and AFS RTK+
• Compatible with the GX-450 modem for NTRIP delivered RTK corrections or utilize the AG-820 for radio delivered RTK
• Supports multiple GNSS constellations including GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, and Beidou

AG-715 RTK Radio

The integrated RTK radio is designed for use with the AFS 372 GNSS receiver and built for agricultural applications. Its low-profile design is completely sealed against dust, rain splash and spray, all contributing to higher efficiency farming. It easily mounts under the AFS 372 receiver housing and is available in *three frequency options, including 430-450 MHz, 450-470 MHz and 900 MHz. *High Plains Equipment's Radio RTK network only utilizes the 900 MHz frequency.

900 Radio "Joey"

The Joey radio has the same functionality as the AG-715 and will work with an AFS 372 Receiver but will also work with the older AFS 252 and AFS 262 receivers. It mounts under the receiver unlike the AG-715, which mounts inside.

Modem AM-53

The easily configured AM-53 Modem transports NTRIP correction data via cellular from a correction source such as the AFS RTK+ network or other CORS/VRS service:

• Common modem with AFS Connect
• Dual GSM/CDMA SIM standard

Modem GX450 WiFi

The GX450 provides excellent connectivity and flexibility.

• 4G/LTE compatible with all major North American carriers
• 2.4 GHz WiFi easily allows you to share data between vehicles (XCN-2050™ and FM-1000™ displays only)
• AFS RTK+ compatible.

Modem Gateway

The DigiFarm Gateway modem is a universal, economical modem that bridges your RTK signal from the Internet to your rover or vehicle's GPS system. DigiFarm has developed custom software that makes is easy to use, easy to program, and completely upgradeable. The base price of this modem makes it the most affordable NTRIP modem available in the agricultural market. It can be upgraded for features like WiFi, Bluetooth, or even the brand of GPS you are sending signal to. The Gateway works with almost all brand of GPS/GNSS receiver.

Modem Beacon

The Beacon v3.0 is a ruggedized device that enables a wireless Bluetooth connection between GPS/GNSS receiver and a Bluetooth enabled tablet. The DigiFarm NTRIP app supports the iPad, Android and Windows devices. This bridge allows RTK corrections to be passed through the smart device, eliminating the need for additional data plans, radios, or costly RTK base stations. The NTRIP app is available for free from iTunes.