Farming has always been a race against time. Between unpredictable weather, tight deadlines, and the need for precision, farmers juggle more tasks than ever. But for years, one critical tool has held them back: a single display that doesn't support screen splitting on agricultural machinery—tired of frequent switching between different tasks interfaces.
That's what farming often feels like with traditional equipment interfaces.To increase multitasking efficiency for farmers, FJDynamics offers the FJD AT2 Max Auto Steer System, featuring a 12.1-inch display for easy screen splitting that's turning chaos into clarity. Let’s explore how its innovative 4-split-screen technology is redefining efficiency for modern farmers.
Why Farming Display Screen Needs a Change?
Old farm machine screens were made for simpler times. Farmers have to switch between screens all the time, like someone trying to read a paper map in a storm while driving. Want to see how far apart the seeds are? Change screens. Need to put on more fertilizers? Click buttons. This switching back and forth isn't just annoying – it also wastes time.When farmers are doing complicated tasks like planting seeds and putting on fertilizer at the same time, they need to make quick decisions. If they don't spot an empty fertilizer tank or a row of seeds that isn't right immediately, they can waste hours of work and a lot of money. They could easily become frustrated when coupled with bad weather, dusty fields, and sweaty hands.
4-Split-Screen in AT2 Max: Less Stress, More Calm
The FJD AT2 Max makes it easier to do many things at once on the farm with three big improvements. It allows farmers to monitor multiple tasks simultaneously, greatly reducing stress and increasing efficiency during busy farm days. With the ability to view critical information all at once, farmers can make faster decisions and stay on top of their operations with greater confidence.
12.1-Inch Screen & 170% Faster CPU
It features a 12.1-inch touchscreen –46% larger than older models – so farmers have more space to see everything. Instead of small screens where you have to squint or zoom, this big screen neatly shows four different task interfaces at the same time without making anything look crowded.
It also has a 170% faster CPU that keeps everything running smoothly on the screen, even when you're handling navigation and camera feeds at the same time. Plus, the buttons work even if you're wearing gloves, and the screen is split in a smart way with enlarged key buttons, so you don't accidentally press the wrong one during farming activities.
4-Split-Screen for Multitasking
Multitasking is where the AT2 Max truly outperforms other similar products. Thanks to ISOBUS technology, the screen acts like four independent monitors in one display. Farmers can keep a live map pinned beside a camera feed, fertilizer levels, and equipment control — all visible at a glance. No more flipping between apps or missing critical alerts. For example, while planting seeds, they might watch the planter's spacing on camera, track tractor's path, adjust fertilizer application rates, and monitor engine status—all without leaving the seat.
IP67 Waterproof Design
Durability is designed into every detail. With an IP67 rating, the AT2 Max screen thrives in dust storms, downpours, and even accidental dunks in water up to 1 meter deep. Traditional screens might falter in harsh conditions, but this one keeps working. The rugged design means fewer breakdowns and less downtime—a time-saver during tight planting or harvest windows.
Before the AT2 Max, constant screen-switching distracted farmers, leading to missed warnings and costly errors like overlapping rows or uneven fertilizer spreads. Now with the split-screen convenience, parallel data processing lets farmers react in real time. Instead of correcting mistakes after the fact, they fix issues as they happen—like adjusting seed rates mid-pass or rerouting a path without stopping. For a busy farmer, that's extra time to scout fields, maintain equipment, or simply get home before dark. The AT2 Max isn’t just a screen upgrade—it's a productivity revolution that pays for itself.
Four Split Screens in Applicable Scenarios
When farmers need to carry out complex farming tasks, utilizing four split screens can greatly enhance their productivity and efficiency. This allows farmers to monitor and manage multiple activities simultaneously on a single screen, reducing the need to switch between different interfaces or screens and helping them work more smoothly. Here are two example scenarios where four split screens prove particularly beneficial:Seeding and Fertilizing in Perfect Sync
Before using the AT2 Max, a Spanish farmer would find it hard to do multiple tasks at the same time. His spraying routine felt like a high-stakes guessing game. He toggled between interfaces and often made errors until it was too late. Now, his screen splits into four:
- Left side: A live map for navigation paths and a camera feed monitoring seed spacing.
- Right side: ISOBUS UT and section controls.
The farmer indicated the four split-screens helped him focus on getting more down without distraction from switching between interfaces. "I used to stop here and there to check everything, the AT2 Max saves a lot time for me."
Smooth Coordination Between Tractor and Sprayer
A sugar beet grower in France used to waste hours syncing her tractor and sprayer. Now with the AT2 Max, he control both machines on one screen. The left half shows tractor speed and engine statistics; the right half tracks sprayer pressure and nozzle flow during fertilizer applicatipn.
"Before, I'd adjust the tractor, then hop over to the sprayer screen — it was chaos," she laughed. "Now, I just see everything on one screen."
Time Saved Means Money Earned
By using the 4-split-screen of the FJD AT2 Max, farmers report spending 30% less time flipping between screens on average. For a farmer working a 14-hour day, that's nearly 4 extra hours per week—enough to prep equipment, scout fields, or finally fix that broken gate. For busy farmers, those saved minutes mean fewer rushed decisions and more room to breathe.But the savings go deeper. Fewer course corrections cut fuel bills by reducing backtracking, while streamlined workflows let one worker tackle jobs that once needed two. Precise fertilizer and seed adjustments slash input waste by up to 15%, turning excess into savings. As one farmer bluntly said: "This split-screen pays for itself in one season."
The Bigger Picture: The Farming Future Is Multitasking
Farming in the future will mean doing many things at once, and the FJD AT2 Max tackles this perfectly. Being able to split the screen isn't just a nice extra; it's something farmers need to work efficiently in today's tough farming world. As farms grow larger and margins tighten, productivity isn't optional. Tools like the AT2 Max let farmers complete tasks with ease and efficiency.Ready to swap chaos for clarity? Claim a free quote of the FJD AT2 Max and let's explore how it can boost your farming efficiency: Free Quote