How to Create and Edit Flags in Land | John Deere Operations Center™

This video shows how to create, edit and transfer flags between Operations Center™ and the Generation 4 Display.
0:00 Introduction
0:18 Where to Set Flags on the Gen 4 Display
0:30 Establishing Flag Categories
1:08 Placing Flags on the Gen 4 Display
1:39 Exporting Flag Data to Operations Center
2:35 Editing Flag Data in Operations Center
4:02 Sending Data Back to the Gen 4 Display
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[@adeereplowboy]

Why haven’t you figured out how to take old linear flags off the 2630 and get them on operations center? I have tile lines marked on my 2630s and have no way to get them into operations center or a newer display.

[@Maurice76746]

I'm not sure if this works with my Dad's old 4010.

[@JWilliams97]

You need to add the ability to manipulate and delete portions of Adaptive Curves in Operations Center. We use them to cut spinner ditches in the same spot every spring, but the only way to add a ditch is to manually drive all the ditches in the field. Pretty ridiculous that my Deere dealer is posting about how they could write a customer's signature in a cornfield with row shutoffs but can't get me set up with a simple solution to make my operation more efficient. I'm having to look into other software solutions because they told me there is no way to do it and I guess Deere engineers aren't smart enough to figure it out.

[@JohnDeere]

CornSlayer, thanks for sharing your feedback with us. We will be documenting your concerns before passing them along to the appropriate party. We recommend you contact our StellarSupport™ team for assistance. You can find their contact info here: spr.ly/6055PROVh. Simply select your location to find the contact information for your area. Thanks!

[@car4366]

My john deere 5210 is getting to warm do you have any suggetions please reply

[@JohnDeere]

We're sorry to hear that. It can be hard to diagnose the issue without actually being there, but we outline a few reasons your 5210 Tractor could be overheating in the Operator's Manual under the "Troubleshooting" Section. Many Operator's Manuals are available for free online, so you may be able to access the manual for your model at techpubs.deere.com. If you check the Operator's Manual and still have this issue, we suggest speaking with your local John Deere dealer. If needed, you can find your local dealer at Deere.com/Dealer. We hope this helps!