Learn how to set up geofence and curfew alerts in John Deere's Operation Center to protect tractors from theft, monitor where machines go, and control when they operate. Draw virtual boundaries on a map and set operating hours to track entry and exit notifications.
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In this video, we'll explore how to create a geofence and curfew alerts and understand their benefits. First, understand what is geofence and curfew alerts. Geofence is a virtual boundary created around the location of tractor, and a curfew alert allows to set working hours for the tractor. To set a geofence, go to the Operation Center web. Select Setup, then select Geofences and Curfews. Click on Create New. Fill the boundary details, select the machine for which the geofence has to be defined, go to the map, select the fencing area, and then tick the box to get alerts when machine enters and exits the set geofence. Then click on Alert Operating Time. Select operating days, select operating time as required, then click on Save to create virtual fence. Geofencing refers to defining working boundary of equipment digitally by notifying the customer by generating the alert whenever tractor enters or crosses the fence. Similarly, curfew alerts allow customer to predefine the work timing of the tractor and get notified if working outside regular working hours. Both Geofence and Curfew Alert provide following benefits: Anti-theft protection— alerts when the machine moves unexpectedly. Improved machine utilization— tracks usage patterns and prevents misuse. Remote monitoring— keeps an eye on operations without being physically present. Operational Discipline ensures machines run only during approved hours. With this feature, managing your equipment becomes not just easier but smarter and more secure.
