20
38
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read node number and yield and store in
memory.
Note!
Note!
Note!
Note! You have to read the units before the
milkmeter is reset for next cow. (Cows re-
leased).
Note!
Note!
Note!
Note! Be careful with the reader of the
VPR100 – it easily picks up information from
other milkmeters. You can omit values in the
VPR by pressing “&” sign and erase the spe-
cific value.
Note!
Note!
Note!
Note! If you see an Icon with bubbles on
the VPR this mean that the value is not good
enough and can not be used.
5.
5.
5.
5.
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6.
6.
6.
6. When you have at least 4 weights per milk-
ing point written down on a paper enter
them in to the VPR100 per node nr and in
the right order. This is done by going into
calibration menu, press hash key followed
by pressing on the Alcom number that ap-
pears (default 80).Enter the MM27BC Alcom
number and press return. Press on the
screen and manually enter the scale weight.
A new bias will be calculated.
7.
7.
7.
7.
8.
8.
8.
8. When all node numbers are done, point
the VPR100 (set in calibration mode) to the
milkmeter, the right Alcom node number ap-
pears and the calibration data. A “enter new
bias” icon appears, press the icon and wait
for the “saved” sign. If you have entered the
weights directly into the VPR100 go to next
node nr and send new bias like above.
DeLaval milk meter MM27BC
DeLaval milk meter MM27BC
DeLaval milk meter MM27BC
DeLaval milk meter MM27BC
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