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Precision Solutions and Telematics

Internal Certification Program

--- Program Guide for Candidates ---

Background and Introduction .............................................................................................................2

Certification Phases ...........................................................................................................................3

Proposed Timeline .........................................................................................................................3

Phase 1 ..........................................................................................................................................4

Activities ....................................................................................................................................4

Evaluation ..................................................................................................................................6

Phase 2 ..........................................................................................................................................7

Activities ....................................................................................................................................7

Evaluation ..................................................................................................................................7

Phase 3 ..........................................................................................................................................9

Activities ....................................................................................................................................9

Evaluation ................................................................................................................................ 10

Certification ..................................................................................................................................... 11

Additional Qualifications .................................................................................................................. 11

Swim Buddies .................................................................................................................................. 12

Appendix 1 ...................................................................................................................................... 13

Appendix 2 ...................................................................................................................................... 15

Appendix 3 ...................................................................................................................................... 18

Checklist of Training Courses for Phase 1, Phase 2, and Phase 3 ......................................................... 19

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Background and Introduction

Due to the complexity and scope of CNH Industrial precision agriculture and construction

systems, and due to the broad reach of precision technologies within the Company, there exists

a need for a formal program to provide consistent and up-to-date information to Company

employees and to certify that employees have a working knowledge of precision technologies.

This internal certification program (ICP) is available to any CNH Industrial employee, and may

be uniquely helpful for new-hires, management staff, and any other employees interested in

becoming more knowledgeable on CNH Industrial precision agriculture and construction product

offerings.

Specifically, the target audience for the ICP is any employee who works with precision

technologies on a regular basis, including but not limited to:

- Technical Support Agents

- Customer Training Specialists

- Technical Training Specialists

- Sales Training Specialists

- Precision Field Specialists

- PS&T Product Managers

- PS&T Engineers

- Managers, Field Service Operations / Area Service Managers

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Certification Phases

The ICP is offered in three phases, with each phase building on the previous phase. Each

phase is designed to provide a specific kind of product knowledge, and an assessment at the

end of each phase will evaluate both your grasp of the content theory and concepts, and your

ability to apply your new knowledge, skills, and abilities in a practical environment. Phases

must be completed in order.

Within each phase, you will participate in a variety of formal and informal activities, including

customer and dealer training classes, self-guided content exploration, hands-on exercises, job

shadowing, and other activities as suggested by you and/or directed by your manager.

During Phase 1, priority should be given to the completion of Phase 1 training material. This will

allow you time to develop a solid grasp of the fundamentals of CNH Industrial precision farming

systems and other knowledge and skills related to your specific position within the company. By

approximately the midway point of Phase 1, you will be expected to begin contributing to the

team; however, opportunities for training should continue to take precedence over non-urgent

“official” job-related duties. For this reason, Phase 1 certification will likely be a primary

component of your PLM objectives for the year in which Phase 1 will be attempted/completed.

During Phase 2, you are continuing to build your knowledge-base and skillset, and should be

using your developing proficiency to make a material contribution to the overall team objectives.

Phase 2 is designed to provide you with a solid understanding of the core technologies

underpinning CNH Industrial precision farming systems. With the completion of Phase 2, you

should be capable of independently addressing the majority of issues encountered in your daily

work. Together, Phases 1 and 2 should require approximately 1 year to complete.

Phase 3 is designed to be largely an “independent study”, where the curriculum is agreed-upon

between you and your manager. The specific course of study should be geared primarily

toward enhancing and supplementing the capabilities of the team, while ideally also providing

you with subject matter that is of interest to you and that will increase your value to the

company. Completion of Phase 3 is expected to require approximately 1 year.

Proposed Timeline

Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3

4 months 8 months 12 months

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Phase 1

Phase 1 material is intended to familiarize you with setup and operation of CNH Industrial

precision farming systems, with the goal of making you an "expert customer". As an “expert

customer”, you will have a very good understanding of how to operate the systems, but only a

passing understanding of how the systems work “under the hood”. Diagnostics,

troubleshooting, repair, technical details, etc, will be addressed only as they are relevant to

system operation. Priority should be given to practical application of your knowledge, skills, and

abilities (KSAs), preferably in a live vehicle, or by simulator if necessary.

Phase 1 also includes skillsets not specific to the precision products - i.e. mastering CNH

Industrial software applications, writing KORs, verbal judo, managing difficult contacts, and/or

other related skills as determined by your manager.

Activities

Dealer Technical and/or Commercial Training Courses (27 WEB, 2 ILT)

Completion of all dealer classes is required to complete Phase 1.

CNH Web-University Course Code

Course Description Course Type

US25ALL124EN Introduction to US Agriculture WEB

USS1ALL901EN ASIST Overview WEB

USS3ALL1AOEN ASIST Knowledge Search WEB

USA0WAA1C7EN Handling Tough Customers WEB

USA0WAA1C8EN Customer Service Basics WEB

USA0WAC1C1EN Conflict Management: Maintaining Self-Control WEB

USM1PCA108EN It Takes All Kinds WEB

USS3ETB1AJEN or USS3ETA1AIEN

Case IH Introduction to eTIM or NH Ag Introduction to eTIM

WEB

US51PSR101EN Case IH Max Service WEB

USSZALL1AKEN Introduction to the Electronic Service Tool WEB

USS3EST2AKEN EST Electronic Service Tool – Ag Equipment WEB

USSOANY1SBEN or USSOANY1SAEN

Introduction to OEM Displays – Case IH or Introduction to OEM Displays – NH Ag

WEB

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USS7AFS1SBEN or USS7PLM1SAEN

Introduction to Precision Farming – Case IH or Introduction to Precision Farming – NH Ag

WEB

USSOANY152EN Displays for OEM Applications WEB

USS7ALL107EN GNSS Fundamentals and Corrections WEB

USP4SSA423EN CNH EZ-Guide EZ-Steer WEB

USS7CGU101EN Aftermarket Precision Farming Products WEB

USSOANY1A6EN Displays for AM Applications – FM-750 WEB

USSOANY1VAEN Displays for AM Application – FM1000 WEB

USS1IBU101EN Intro to ISOBUS WEB

USS1IBU152EN Virtual Terminal WEB

USS3ALL1IBEN ISO Task Controller WEB

USS3ALB101EN Precision Harvesting – CIH WEB

USS3ALA101EN Precision Harvesting – NH WEB

USS7CGU152EN Introduction to Precision Application Systems WEB

USS3ALB1A3EN or USS3ALA1SAEN

Introduction to AFS Connect 2.0 or Introduction to PLM Connect

WEB

USS7AFS2G1EN or USS7PLM2G1EN

Intermediate Guidance Concepts – Case IH or Intermediate Guidance Concepts – NH Ag

WEB

USS2ALL101EN eTim & ASIST ILT

USS7CGU2G1EN Fundamentals of Precision Farming ILT

Customer Training Courses (ILT & WEB) These courses are designed for operators and

therefore are an ideal component of your Phase 1 curriculum.

Completion of all customer classes is highly recommended in Phase 1. Customer classes not

completed during Phase 1 must be completed during Phase 2.

Course Title

AFS / PLM Academy content (any/all)

12x0 Planters AFS

AFS Yield Monitoring

PLM Yield Monitoring

AFS/PLM Basic Desktop Software

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AFS AccuGuide / PLM IntelliSteer

AFS / PLM OEM Displays

AFS / PLM Aftermarket Displays

AFS / PLM Aftermarket Autoguidance (Autopilot)

Others as offered

Evaluation

A comprehensive written examination will be administered, covering display setup & operation,

terminology, data management, and other Phase 1 content. A score of 80% on each part of the

assessment is required to pass the written test. Passing the written test is required to complete

Phase 1 and continue to Phase 2.

Practical skills test (see Appendix 1)

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Phase 2

Phase 2 material incorporates the technical infrastructure that enables precision farming

functionality. Through a blend of intensive coursework and practical exercises, you will be

exposed to basic electrical & hydraulic concepts, schematic reading, CAN bus fundamentals,

(D)GPS/(D)GNSS fundamentals, data storage file structures, and other technologies.

Activities

Dealer Technical and/or Commercial Training Courses (10 WEB, 6 ILT)



USS1ELE104EN Basic Electrical Systems and Schematic Reading WEB

USS1HYD105EN Basic Hydraulic Systems and Schematic Reading WEB

USSZALB9C1EN Introduction to Electrical Systems – CIH WEB

SSTALB9C3EN Introduction to Hydraulics – CIH WEB

USSZALL110EN Introduction to DATAR WEB

US5HCHC1C6EN Case IH Fundamentals of the Combine WEB

US5PP121C2EN Case IH Early Riser Planter WEB

USSJSPA101EN NutriPlacer 920 Toolbar WEB

USSJGDS101EN Introduction to Guardian SP Front Boom Sprayers WEB

USSJGDS201EN Introduction to NH Guardian SP Rear Boom Sprayers WEB

USSZALL112EN DATAR / EST ILT

USS3ALL222EN Precision Harvesting ILT

USS7CGU3G1EN Advanced Guidance ILT

USS7ALL3A5EN GRC / Field IQ ILT

USSPP121SBEN 12x5 Series Early Riser Planter Fundamentals ILT

USSPP12407EN Precision Planting Early Riser Planter ILT

Completion of all classes is highly recommended in Phase 2. Classes not completed during

Phase 2 must be completed during Phase 3.

Evaluation

A 200-question written examination will be administered, covering electrical/hydraulic theory,

rate and section control principles, GNSS, and other Phase 2 content. A score of 85% on each

part of the assessment is required to pass the written exam. Passing the written exam is

required to complete Phase 2 and continue to Phase 3.

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Practical skills test (see Appendix 2)

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Phase 3

Phase 3 places an increased emphasis on theory and concepts, and should include advanced

technical training classes, field visits, assisting with delivering one or more technical training

classes, mentoring candidates who are pursuing Phase 1 & Phase 2 certification, and an in-

depth self-directed study whereby you will work toward subject matter expert (SME) status in a

given content area. (i.e. RTK corrections, data file structures, machine control theory, CAN bus

messaging, etc.)

As you enter Phase 3, you have already gained the majority of product knowledge necessary to

perform your assigned duties. Phase 3 is intended to help you internalize and “own” the

knowledge through experience, and to provide you with opportunities to increase your value to

the immediate team and to the Company.

In Phase 3, you will be expected to demonstrate advanced diagnostic skills, strong critical

thinking and problem-solving skills, and the ability to work independently.

The technical and commercial training courses listed below are offered as a reference, with the

expectation that you and your manager will work together to determine which specific courses

will be most appropriate and valuable to you and to your team.

Activities

Dealer Technical and/or Commercial Training Courses



USSHCAA101EN 8000 Series Sugar Cane Harvester ILT

USSHMBE212EN Module Express 635 Electrical & Hydraulic Troubleshooting ILT

USS7ALL152EN WM Drain/Field Level II ILT

USSPPTX101EN Precision Disk Drills ILT

USSHCRA101EN CR Combine Introduction ILT

USSHCOM110EN CR Combine Electrical and Hydraulic Systems ILT

USSHFRA101EN FR Forage Harvesters Introduction ILT

USSHFRA314EN FR Forage Harvesters Electrical and Hydraulic Systems ILT

USSJSPX507EN AIM Command/AIM Command Pro ILT

USSASPX102EN Patriot Sprayer Level 1 ILT

USSJGDS210EN Guardian SP Sprayers ILT

USSPADA301EN Air Carts, LHD and Precision Drills Systems & Diagnostics ILT

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USSPADA401EN CIH 5 Series / NH P Series Air Carts ILT

Evaluation

A comprehensive written examination will be administered, covering any combination of Phase

1, Phase 2, and/or Phase 3 content. A score of 90% is required to pass the written exam.

Passing the written exam is required to complete Phase 3 and achieve Precision Farming

Certification.

As with Phase 1 and Phase 2, you should be prepared for a practical skills test at the

completion of Phase 3. Whether a practical skills test is administered will be left to the

discretion of your manager, based on his professional assessment of your knowledge and

skillset.

You will be required to prepare a 1-hour presentation on the topic of your choice (approved by

your manager), demonstrating mastery of the Phase 3 content. See Appendix 3. The

presentation will be for an audience that may include representatives from your team,

engineering, marketing, product development, technical support, technical training, and/or other

business units within the company. The audience will be encouraged to ask questions.

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Certification

A candidate who has successfully completed and passed the Phase 1, Phase 2, and Phase 3

evaluations will be considered Precision Farming Certified.

Additional Qualifications

You may obtain additional qualifications by pursuing further studies in a specific content area,

either self-directed or assigned by your manager. Suggestions are provided below:

- CAN bus diagnostics, data analysis, etc.

- Autoguidance diagnostics & tuning

- Desktop software

- Water management

- Implement steering

- Data recovery/repair

- Construction machine control

- Etc…

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Swim Buddies

To help ensure your success as you move through the ICP, your manager will assign you a

“swim buddy”. The concept of a swim buddy is borrowed from the US Navy SEALs, and is

widely-recognized as a practical and effective strategy for maintaining accountability, reducing

attrition, and contributing to an increased sense of shared responsibility for the success of a

team. It is widely accepted that a group of people working in concert, as a team, can

accomplish more than the same group of individuals working as individuals. More information

on the swim buddy model can be found at the references below:

http://brainathlete.com/swim-buddy-navy-seal/

http://switchandshift.com/the-shift-toward-seal-team-sauce

The Navy SEAL Art of War (on Google Books)

Your manager will be responsible for assigning each pair of swim buddies. You and your swim

buddy will ideally be attempting the same certification phase; however, you may be paired with

a candidates for a different phase, or you may be paired with a fully-certified swim buddy.

It is important to stress that you and your swim buddy bear responsibility for each other’s

success. If you are evenly paired (i.e. a Phase 1 candidate paired with another Phase 1

candidate), you will likely move through the certification phase at approximately the same pace,

and can assist and encourage each other along the way. If you are moving faster than your

partner, you are expected to help your partner in any areas where he is struggling, and the

same will be expected of your partner if you are moving more slowly. If you are unevenly paired

(i.e. you are a Phase 3 candidate paired with a Phase 1 candidate), the junior partner, while

perhaps not possessing the knowledge or skillset to offer you significant assistance in terms of

content, can instead offer you encouragement, moral support, and accountability. As the senior

partner in this example, your role is primarily that of mentor, assisting the junior partner not only

with content assimilation, but also serving as a reference for company contacts, best practices

and tips/tricks for using company software applications, navigating company processes, etc.

Your manager will consider the strengths and weaknesses of each candidate when creating

swim buddy pairs. For example, a Phase 1 candidate who is new to the company and has a

very strong electrical background might be a good match for a Phase 3 candidate whose

electrical skills are weak, but who has been with the company for several years. Finally, it is not

mandatory that both swim buddies be participating in or have completed the certification

program. In some cases, an “external” partner (internal to the company, but from a different

business unit) may be acceptable. This is most likely to occur during Phase 3, when an

individual from another department (engineering, technical training, etc) may be a suitable swim

buddy. In this case, the “external” individual’s manager should be consulted and must also

approve his employee’s participation.

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Appendix 1

- Autoguidance

o Perform guidance calibrations, including Advanced Line Acquisition (ALA) or

OnSwath tuning

o Demonstrate understanding of Swath Acquisition (or ALA parameters),

Aggressiveness, P-Gain and D-Gain, and how vehicle performance/behavior is

affected by each setting

o Describe the guidance patterns offered by CNH Industrial factory and aftermarket

displays

o Explain Nudge, Trim, and Re-mark (or Shift), and when to use each

- Rate and Section Control

o Set up a factory application control system for prescription rate control and

automatic section control

o Set up a Field-IQ application control system for prescription rate control and


o Set up an ISOBUS application control system for prescription rate control and


o Demonstrate how to measure Bar Distance (Forward Offset) and Product Delay

(Time Latency)

o Demonstrate how and when to use Start Early and/or Stop Late distances.

o Describe how to measure Implement Offset and Section Right Offset (as used

with Manual Control Channels and ISOBUS Task Controller)

o Explain the purpose of an Operation Instance on a CNH Industrial factory display

- Harvest Monitoring

o Explain the operation of the bypass moisture assembly

o Perform full grain yield monitor calibrations in proper order. Describe the correct

procedure and explain any requirements or limitations during the calibration

process.

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o Explain the differences in calibration procedures between Case IH and New

Holland flow sensors

o Explain or demonstrate how to calibrate a Trimble aftermarket yield monitor

- Desktop Software

o Demonstrate ability to read field data into the software and create a map.

o Demonstrate ability to export setup information (Grower, Farm, Field, boundaries,

guidance lines, etc) to a CNH Industrial factory or aftermarket display, and

confirm successful export by importing the setup data into the display.

- DGPS

o Describe the following technologies

� GNSS (GPS, GLONASS)

� DGPS (SBAS, GBAS)

- Data

o Explain the data management hierarchies used by CNH Industrial factory and

aftermarket displays

o List the types of data stored at each level of the data management hierarchy

o Explain the four file formats used by CNH Industrial for data storage in factory

and/or aftermarket displays

- Other skills tests TBD by manager

o Skills tests for support agents would not necessarily be relevant for a PFS, and

vice versa

� i.e. logging a contact in Microsoft Dynamics

� Filing a warranty claim

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Appendix 2

- Administrative

o List all software required to be loaded into a CNH Industrial factory display for a

given scenario (vehicle(s) and field operation(s))

o Successfully submit a high-quality ASIST concern on a real or hypothetical issue

o Locate the bill of materials for a standard XCN-2050 kit

- Autoguidance

o Explain the autoguidance hydraulic circuit on a selected vehicle

o Troubleshoot a non-functional AFS AccuGuide / PLM IntelliSteer or Trimble

Autopilot system on a Case IH or New Holland vehicle (vehicle bugged by

proctor)

o Collect data using DATAR while performing a dead-zone calibration, and explain

the results

- Rate and Section Control

o Troubleshoot a section control system that is not turning off at the right time

o Troubleshoot a prescription that is unable to apply the target rate

- Harvest Monitoring

o Troubleshoot bypass moisture unit on Case IH or New Holland combine

o Explain the differences in theory of operation between the Case IH and New

Holland mass flow sensor

o Illustrate the effect of flow delay on a yield map

- Desktop Software

o Create a variable-rate prescription for seed, liquid, or other similar product, and

export to a live display or simulator to confirm success.

o From an existing dataset, create a contour or grid map with 3 ranges.

- DGPS

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o Demonstrate working knowledge of GPS/GNSS and all differential correction

sources (explain to proctor or panel)

o Demonstrate use of the online Trimble Planning Software

(http://www.trimble.com/GNSSPlanningOnline/#/Settings)

- Hydraulics

o Hydraulic schematic reading and theoretical demonstration of KSAs

o Complete tabletop hydraulic exercises developed by your proctor

- Electrical

o Electrical schematic reading and theoretical demonstration of KSAs

o Complete tabletop electrical exercises developed by your proctor

o Check CAN bus for shorts/opens and correct termination

- Component Programming & Configuration

o Update a CNH Industrial factory display

o Locate and download firmware, then update FM-750, FM-1000, and XCN-2050

displays

o Describe the process to transfer an activation code from one CNH Industrial

factory display to another

o Update a 162 or 372 DGNSS receiver

o Update a NavII controller

o Locate an FM-1000 user guide

o Locate NavII diagnostic connector locations document

o Locate NavII controller locations document

o Clear BB RAM in a 162 or 372 receiver

o Configure a 162 or 372 receiver to output NMEA data to a CNH Industrial factory

display

o Configure a 162 or 372 receiver to use the WAAS satellite that is most

appropriate for the geographic area where the test is being conducted

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o Clear fault codes in a NavII controller

- Data Management

o Using only a CNH Voyager2 data folder (provided by proctor), determine the

following:

� How many Farms are in the folder?

� Are boundaries present for any Fields?

� Are prescriptions available for any Fields?

� What software set was installed in the display as of the most recent

power cycle?

� In how many vehicles/displays has the USB drive been installed?

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Appendix 3

The core project during Phase 3 is the development of a 1-hour seminar on a topic of your

choice (with your manager’s approval). The seminar will be presented to a cross-functional

audience of internal CNH Industrial personnel. The final list of invitees will be determined by

you in collaboration with your manager, and should include individuals with varying levels of

experience and understanding of the content that will be presented.

This seminar should demonstrate your mastery of the selected content. You will be assessed in

the following areas:

- Content knowledge

- Effective communication skills (including “stage presence”, clarity, logical presentation

order, etc.)

- Visual aids (including PowerPoint or other accompanying presentation, training aids,

etc.)

- Initiative and effort shown during development of the seminar

As the Phase 3 candidate, you have wide latitude in how you approach this capstone project. A

traditional “classroom lecture” is only one of many options, and you are encouraged to formulate

a presentation method that will effectively communicate information to the audience, and which

will showcase your knowledge, skills, and abilities.

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Checklist of Training Courses for Phase 1, Phase 2, and Phase 3


Course Description Course Type*

(R)equired or (O)ptional Check When Done

Phase 1

Phase 2

Phase 3

US25ALL124EN Introduction to US Agriculture DWEB R

USS1ALL901EN ASIST Overview DWEB R

USS3ALL1AOEN ASIST Knowledge Search DWEB R

USA0WAA1C7EN Handling Tough Customers DWEB R

USA0WAA1C8EN Customer Service Basics DWEB R

USA0WAC1C1EN Conflict Management: Maintaining Self-Control DWEB R

USM1PCA108EN It Takes All Kinds DWEB R

USS3ETB1AJEN or USS3ETA1AIEN

Case IH Introduction to eTIM or NH Ag Introduction to eTIM

DWEB R

US51PSR101EN Case IH Max Service DWEB R

USSZALL1AKEN Introduction to the Electronic Service Tool DWEB R

USS3EST2AKEN EST Electronic Service Tool – Ag Equipment DWEB R

USSOANY1SBEN or USSOANY1SAEN

Introduction to OEM Displays – Case IH or Introduction to OEM Displays – NH Ag

DWEB R

USS7AFS1SBEN or USS7PLM1SAEN

Introduction to Precision Farming – Case IH or Introduction to Precision Farming – NH Ag

DWEB R

USSOANY152EN Displays for OEM Applications DWEB R

USS7ALL107EN GNSS Fundamentals and Corrections DWEB R

USP4SSA423EN CNH EZ-Guide EZ-Steer DWEB R

USS7CGU101EN Aftermarket Precision Farming Products DWEB R

USSOANY1A6EN Displays for AM Applications – FM-750 DWEB R

USSOANY1VAEN Displays for AM Application – FM1000 DWEB R

USS1IBU101EN Intro to ISOBUS DWEB R

USS1IBU152EN Virtual Terminal DWEB R

USS3ALL1IBEN ISO Task Controller DWEB R

USS3ALB101EN Precision Harvesting – CIH DWEB R

USS3ALA101EN Precision Harvesting – NH DWEB R

* ”C” indicates a customer class. “D” indicates a dealer class.

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Phase 1

Phase 2

Phase 3

USS7CGU152EN Introduction to Precision Application Systems DWEB R

USS3ALB1A3EN or USS3ALA1SAEN

Introduction to AFS Connect 2.0 or Introduction to PLM Connect

DWEB R

USS7AFS2G1EN or USS7PLM2G1EN

Intermediate Guidance Concepts – Case IH Or Intermediate Guidance Concepts – NH Ag

DWEB R

USS1ELE104EN Basic Electrical Systems and Schematic Reading

DWEB R

USS2ALL101EN eTim & ASIST DILT R

USS7CGU2G1EN Fundamentals of Precision Farming DILT R

N/A 12x0 Planters AFS CILT R

N/A AFS Yield Monitoring CILT R

N/A PLM Yield Monitoring CILT R

N/A AFS/PLM Basic Desktop Software CILT R

N/A AFS AccuGuide / PLM IntelliSteer CILT R

N/A AFS / PLM OEM Displays CILT R

N/A AFS / PLM Aftermarket Displays CILT R

N/A AFS / PLM Aftermarket Autoguidance (Autopilot)

CILT R

N/A Others as offered CILT R

USS1HYD105EN Basic Hydraulic Systems and Schematic Reading

DWEB R

USSZALB9C1EN Introduction to Electrical Systems – CIH DWEB R

SSTALB9C3EN Introduction to Hydraulics – CIH DWEB R

USSZALL110EN Introduction to DATAR WEB R

US5HCHC1C6EN Case IH Fundamentals of the Combine DWEB R

US5PP121C2EN Case IH Early Riser Planter DWEB R

USSJSPA101EN NutriPlacer 920 Toolbar DWEB R

USSJGDS101EN Introduction to Guardian SP Front Boom Sprayers

DWEB R

USSJGDS201EN Introduction to NH Guardian SP Rear Boom Sprayers

DWEB R

USSZALL112EN DATAR / EST DILT R

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Phase 1

Phase 2

Phase 3

USS3ALL222EN Precision Harvesting DILT R

USS7CGU3G1EN Advanced Guidance DILT R

USS7ALL3A5EN GRC / Field IQ DILT R

USSPP121SBEN 12x5 Series Early Riser Planter Fundamentals DILT R

USSPP12407EN Precision Planting Early Riser Planter DILT R

USSHCAA101EN 8000 Series Sugar Cane Harvester DILT O

USSHMBE212EN Module Express 635 Electrical & Hydraulic Troubleshooting

DILT O

USS7ALL152EN WM Drain/Field Level II DILT O

USSPPTX101EN Precision Disk Drills DILT O

USSHCRA101EN CR Combine Introduction DILT O

USSHCOM110EN CR Combine Electrical and Hydraulic Systems DILT O

USSHFRA101EN FR Forage Harvesters Introduction DILT O

USSHFRA314EN FR Forage Harvesters Electrical and Hydraulic Systems

DILT O

USSJSPX507EN AIM Command/AIM Command Pro DILT O

USSASPX102EN Patriot Sprayer Level 1 DILT O

USSJGDS210EN Guardian SP Sprayers DILT O

USSPADA301EN Air Carts, LHD and Precision Drills Systems & Diagnostics

DILT O

USSPADA401EN CIH 5 Series / NH P Series Air Carts DILT O

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