DMC Combine CALC-U-DRI II Owner'S Manual Download Page 4

7.

The Combine Calc-U-Dri unit needs to be calibrated for different grains and auger
configurations.  This is done by comparing the reading on the digital display with the
moisture content reading from a reliable moisture tester.

Note:  It is important to take samples when the readings are steady and not changing rapidly
and to use the average of several samples when calibrating the unit to insure accuracy.  

See

sampling procedure on page

 

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8.

Adjust the offset to account for the difference between those readings.  Adjust the offset to a
minus value if the Calc-U-Dri readings were higher than the moisture tester’s readings. If the
Calc-U-Dri moisture readings were lower than the moisture tester’s readings, adjust the
offset to a plus value equal to the difference.

9.

The Combine Calc-U-Dri II computes two different moisture averages.  The short average
can be used for a hopper of grain or just one round in the field.  The long average can show
the moisture in a truck load or for one or more fields.  To read an average, push either the

“SHORT” or “LONG AVERAGE DISPLAY” switch down.

To reset an average, push the respective switch up and hold until you hear four (4) beeps.
At the end of the fourth beep, the old average will be cleared.  A new average will auto-
matically begin if the “AVG ON” indicator is on.

10.

The averaging switch, located in the path of the clean grain, signals the Combine
Calc-U-Dri II when switch is covered with grain and valid data is present to be used for
averaging.  After a delay of approximately six (6) seconds, the “AVG ON” light will turn
on.  This light indicates that the Combine Calc-U-Dri II moisture reading is being used to
update both the short and long averages.  If sufficient grain is not present to keep the
average switch covered, the “AVG ON” light will turn off after approximately two (2)
seconds.  The two averages will remain in memory for up to three weeks without power
to the Combine Calc-U-Dri II.

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OPERATION (continued)

5.

Switch the power switch to “ON WITH ALARM”.  An audible alarm will sound and the red indicator
will light when the moisture content of the grain reaches the moisture limit setting.  The alarm will
last about one-half second and will sound each time the moisture limit is reached.  If the power
switch is in the “ON” position, the audible alarm will not sound and only the light on the digital
display will come on to alert the operator when the moisture limit is reached.

6.

Push the “MOISTURE OFFSET DISPLAY” switch down to read the setting for the mois-
ture offset.  It should be set to 0.0% initially before calibration.  This can be adjusted to a
plus value or a negative value by turning the “OFFSET ADJUSTMENT” knob.

Summary of Contents for Combine CALC-U-DRI II

Page 1: ...OWNER S MANUAL COMBINE CALC U DRI II With Averaging PNEG 1138 PNEG 1138 Date 9 21 06...

Page 2: ...ation 16 20 CAUTION BE A SAFE OPERATOR 1 Read and understand this Owner s Manual 2 Stop the combine threshing unit and engine before sampling adjusting or servicing Use caution when obtaining a sample...

Page 3: ...oisture monitors and controls in the grain drying industry Your new Combine Calc U Dri was designed by DMC s engineers who also farm and utilize this equipment in their farming operations Since the Co...

Page 4: ...ed A new average will auto matically begin if the AVG ON indicator is on 10 The averaging switch located in the path of the clean grain signals the Combine Calc U Dri II when switch is covered with gr...

Page 5: ...to the chosen location and mark the mounting holes through the top of the box See Photo B Diagram 1 Note Six mounting holes are provided in the Combine Calc U Dri box Use two or four of the holes to...

Page 6: ...ews for the panel or to attach a safety chain to insure that if the panel does become loose it will not obstruct operation of the combine 5 Select a location for the digital display such as the back s...

Page 7: ...route the power supply wires See Photo C CONTROL BOX INSTALLATION continued Photo C SENSOR INSTALLATION 1 The sensor should be mounted in the clean grain auger tube in the combine grain hopper Use the...

Page 8: ...See Photo E Notice that the flighting is removed all the way to the shaft Photo E OPTIONAL The flighting cut out may be used to double the flighting thickness on each side of the sensor opening This...

Page 9: ...2 inch diameter drill bit for drilling the hole for the grommet Photo G New sensors have one clamp NOTE It is important when routing cable that it is attached securely against something so that the gr...

Page 10: ...ram 3 Drill a 3 8 diameter hole and a 1 1 8 diameter hole 2 3 4 apart Attach bracket to the boot housing with 5 16 x 3 4 bolt lock washer and nut If bracket is too long to fit in housing cut off exces...

Page 11: ...nd the bracket 5 Route the cable out of the hopper and to the cab using stick on clips and ties Use a grommet if a hole must be drilled for entry into the cab Route the sensor cable about ten inches t...

Page 12: ...for a short period of time stop the combine Remember the cautions above 2 Collect a sample of grain from the very top layer of grain The grain that was being augered into the hopper when the digital p...

Page 13: ...8 1 Box Bottom 11 602E201 1 Box Top 12 602E202 1 Box End 13 602E203 1 Box Hinge 14 602E309 1 Bracket Terminal Block 15 1EL2046 1 Grommet 16 MS0138 1 Plug 17 2EL0651 1 Switch DPDT 3 Pos 18 1EL0921 2 Kn...

Page 14: ...or are very high but blade grain checks dry 2 Foreign object jammed 2 Remove on sensor 3 Offset accidentally 3 Readjust set too high 4 Sensor not grounded 4 Secure ground to the tube strap 5 Bad circu...

Page 15: ...ation Moisture reading 1 Control board not 1 Replace control temperature reading functioning correctly board and moisture limit are all reading the same value Digitial display does 1 Broken wire or 1...

Page 16: ...wire fuse 2 Amp AGC crossed must be hooked to positive 12 volts White is hooked to ground 2 Sensor wires damaged 2 Replace the and shorted to ground sensor and cable 3 Control board failure 3 Replace...

Page 17: ...and grain condition log the offset value on the following chart for future reference A few grains and approximate offset values are already listed to assist with your initial calibration GRAIN TYPE O...

Page 18: ...the intake housing 3 16 diameter and install 4 8 x 3 4 screws and nuts as studs in the up elevator side Place the steel plate spacer over the 8 screws nuts and assemble the intake housing to the elev...

Page 19: ...41346 Auger motor mounting spacer 11 5041348 Auger sensor housing bottom R H 12 5041349 Auger sensor housing bottom L H 13 5041353 Auger sensor housing plastic spacer R H 14 5041354 Metering auger 15...

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Page 23: ...LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT INDIRECT INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION LOSS OF ANTICIPATED PROFITS OR BENEFITS PURCHASER S SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY IS AS SET FORTH IN THE LIM...

Page 24: ...before installation occurs Copyright 2000 by The GSI Group Printed in the USA For more information contact the DMC Distribution Center closest to you Clear Lake Distribution Center 5205 4th Ave South...

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