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The RCM uses Raven’s innovative control algorithms to make it the most precise application controller on the market today.
It fits a variety of applications—up to five product liquid and granular control, NH3 (including AccuFlow™ HP+), air cart and generic applicators. Sixteen-section control eliminates expensive skips and overlaps for all phases of your operation, from spraying to NH3, and fertilizer application to planting.
RCM is the ultimate advancement in precision and efficiency, and the next solution for your operation’s success.
User Friendly
We’ve simplified the setup, introduced integrated help content, and added advanced diagnostic information to quickly identify issues and reduce costly downtime.
Customizable user interfaces give the operator the flexibility to see and control what fits their needs, and configurable machine profiles allow the RCM to easily move between machines and implements without re-setting machine configurations.
The RCM is compatible with many ISOBUS virtual terminals on the market, including the Viper® 4+, CR7™ and CR12™.
Features & Benefits
Easily navigate and manage multiple products, tallies, and sensor data
Diagnostic tests and reading to easily calibrate, tune and troubleshoot system
Compatible with ISOBUS Universal Terminals and Task Controllers
Multi language support
IP 67 environmental rating for the harshest of environmental conditions
Integrated magnet mount option to easily attach and detach with any metal frame
Dynamically configure run screen based on operator preferences to show most relevant data during operation
Pull-Type and Self-Propelled Sprayers and Liquid Fertilizer Applicators
Single liquid product control
Sidekick Pro™ ICD compatible up to 4 Direct Injection pumps
Tank fill monitoring
Pull-Type and Self-Propelled Spreaders
Rate control up to 4 products
Section control up to 12 On/Off sections
Spinner/Fan RPM monitoring and control
Control auxiliary functions such as gates or oilers
Pair with 3rd party scale solution for simplified product calibration; includes in-cab monitoring
NH3 Applicators
AccuFlow™ HP+ Boost Pump
Rate control up to 2 additional dry or liquid products
Section control up to 10 NH3 sections; 14 sections total
Temp sensor option for monitoring and alerting of liquid/vapor state
Sidekick Pro™ ICD compatible
Planters
Section control up to 32 sections (Flexseeder, Air, Electric or OEM Clutches) with ground drive transmissions
Seed rate control up to 4 hydraulic motor drivers with turn compensation and up to 24 planter sections
Seed rate control up to 16 electric or hydraulic motor drives with turn compensation and section control
Fan/Vacuum pressure, scale, bin level and hydraulic/air down pressure monitoring options
Liquid/Dry fertilizer add-on control via additional RCM
Seeders, Air Carts, and Generic Applicators
Rate control up to 4 products with 16 sections or 5 products with 12 sections
Section control up to 16 On/Off sections
Support up to
2 Fan RPM Sensors
6 pressure, bin level and/or shaft sensors
Implement height switch
Scale monitoring and user aided as-applied calibration
Compatibility with Raven Run Blockage Monitoring (RBM)
Compatibility with Raven ISOBUS Auxiliary Display for remote catch test calibration
Independent control of multiple meters per product
Section Control Remote 2.0
Utilize the Section Control Remote 2.0 to wirelessly turn on and off the pump, sections or individual nozzles paired with an RCM or Product Controller II ECU. Simply pair the remote with the UT and choose between section or nozzle control mode.
Raven continues to support a downloadable app to control the same functionality while the Section Remote 2.0 is designed for an extended range and connectivity to support diagnostic troubleshooting.
