Bearcat BC-2016/CRC, Instruction Manual

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MANUAL OPEN
This set point value is used when the manual cam selection (MAN) on the
home screen is made. Edit value by pressing ❸, when the background is
WHITE use the increase/decrease switches, when done editing press the
OK button. It is good to leave this setting around 95% for occasional gate
clearing.
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Hopper Set-up
Pressing ❹ will take you to the hopper setup page covered in “Hopper
Setup Page”.
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Simulate FPM On/Off
A diagnostic tool for simulating speed while sitting still or in the event of an
FPM sensor failure. The default setting is CRC reading the speed sensor. To
simulate FPM, press and hold ❺ for 3 seconds. The CRC will now use the
simulated FPM value. To return to read the speed sensor, press and hold
the ❺ switch again for 3 seconds, the computer will resume reading the
speed sensor (CRC). NOTE: When the system is powered down and back-
up it will default to reading the speed sensor (CRC).
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FCAL
“Footage Calibration” is used to calibrate the “FPM” sensor for distance
measurement. On a pre-measured distance of 1000’ or more, drive the
machine to align a point on the front hopper with your start mark on the
ground. Turn the “Master” switch on drive the length of the pre-measured
distance. Speed is not critical but drive as straight as possible. Slow down
and creep to a stop near the finish line and turn the Master off. From the
Home page press the right arrow to return to the Settings page. Press and
hold the ❻ button until the background is white and a pop up window
will display your current footage. Increase number if the number of feet
totaled in the CRC is lower than the actual feet traveled.
Decrease number if the number of feet totaled in the CRC is higher than
the actual feet traveled.
NOTE: This number is a percentage relationship to the actual number.
Example: If your displayed linear feet traveled is 5% lower than your actual
feet traveled you will need to raise your F-Cal by 5%.
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Information
❼ Button, (information logo) takes you to a Help Menu that gives
instruction on the different settings.
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More Settings
Pressing ❽ will take you to the More Settings page covered in “More
Setting Page”