(Yield) Maps - StellarSupport - John Deere

Tasks
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Setup
Do not rename the sample information with your information. Leave these as examples
and create new ones.
If an item has been used in the Task Builder or the Task Wizard as part of an operation,
or if it had been previously used in unloaded data, you will not be able to inactivate it.
Task Setup
In prior releases, a task was considered a trip to the field to perform a specific function.
That remains true for this release, however the concept is taken one step further: a task is
now a template.
Operations will be associated with each task, and will define what work needs to be done.
Because tasks are only a guide, overrides can be made in the field via the GreenStar
Display.
For example, if you normally harrow till while you fertilize in the spring, you would create a
new task called Spring Fertilizer. Using either the Task Wizard or the Task Builder, define
two operations for this task: Tillage and Production Application. Select the corresponding
data for each operation. Keep in mind that the operation details are not permanent - these
can be altered in the field via the GreenStar Display. You are simply writing a guide
(template) to a field activity.
These tasks will then pre-populate the GreenStar Display, saving the machine operator
additional work in the field. They can also be used to verify the correct operations (and
rates) are used at the appropriate times.
It doesn’t matter how many trips to the field it takes you to complete a task, you would
select this choice on the GreenStar Display. Grouping field visits together under a specific
task name ensures that the data will be grouped and displayed together on the maps and
reports.
Each defined task can contain up to six operations (Seeding, Product Application, Tillage,