Case IH A-GNSS-107 - Display – Guidance and GNSS: GNSS Correction Service Subscription has expired.

This is a low-severity notification indicating that the paid subscription required for high-accuracy GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) correction signals has lapsed. Without this active subscription, the machine's auto-guidance system will likely fall back to a lower-accuracy, uncorrected GPS signal.

• MAGNUM AFS Connect
• STEIGER AFS Connect
• Any Case IH equipment with Pro 1200 Display

1. 1

   Access the Pro 1200 display monitor

2. 2

   Navigate to the "GNSS Setup" screen

3. 3

   Verify the current status and expiration date of your GNSS correction service subscription to confirm it has indeed lapsed.

1. 1

   Disable expired subscription

   If you no longer need high-accuracy correction, go to the "GNSS Setup" screen on your display and disable the expired subscription. This will clear the fault code and stop the system from looking for the premium correction signal.

2. 2

   Renew subscription

   If you want to restore high-accuracy guidance, contact your subscription provider (typically your local Case IH dealer or a third-party correction service provider like RTK, CenterPoint RTX, etc.) to purchase a subscription renewal. Once the renewal is processed and sent to the receiver, the fault code will resolve.