Foerster TAK5-CH1-25, Instruction Manual

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164 Animal control
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how often entitled animals broke off feed consumption (with/
without additive),
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how often entitled animals visited the feeding station (with/
without feed entitlement) and when they stayed in the feeding
station last.
11.3 Checking the alarm animals
An animal becomes an alarm animal when the set threshold val-
ues for one or more of the following parameters for today and
yesterday are above or below target (see 8.4 Alarm levels,
page 122 ).
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Feed consumption (as a percentage of the day quantity)
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Number of break-offs
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Feeding speed
Deleting the animals with alarm messages
1. > alarm
2. Select the desired animal.
3. Confirm delete all? with .
< 20/A1 > 8.0 L
till 12:38 0.0 L
cons. %: 100 100
cons. L: 3.6 8.2
break off: 1 0
visit: 3 6
Note: Proceed as with all .
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entitled: 15
alarm: 2
plan over: 1
...
!< 20/A1> 8.0 L
cons. %: 25 100
break off: 3 0
speed %: 87 123
delete all?
Note: Proceed as with all .
< 20/A1 > 8.0 L
cons. %: 25 100
delete all?
Note: The alarms of the current feeding day can be de-
leted only on the next day.