MS Schippers 4309680, Руководство пользователя

Страница: 22 / 72

22
Set mortality
The users can enter each day the number of mortality. The system will accumulate the number
throughout the growth period and calculate the mortality percentage.
The user has two possibilities:
A. Change each times the total number of deaths.
To set to zero press "1" and then "0" until the display is zero.
B. Add the daily mortality by pushing first the "0" button, and then the daily mortality.
The "0" button acts as a "+" sign. Press Enter to confirm.
1. Select the desired plate.
2. Set the selector to the "Enter data" position.
3. Push the "Mort" button, set death" "x" will appear on the display.
4. Enter through the keyboard, the total number of dead birds
5. Push the "Enter" button.
6. Return the selector to the "Display" position.
Set feed
The users can enter into the MS Poultry weighing computer memory, the accumulated feed. The
system will calculate the feed conversion.
1. Select the desired plate.
2. Set the selector to the "Enter Data" position.
3. Push the "Feed" button; "feed xxxx" "converxxxx" will appear on the display.
4. Enter through the keyboard the total feed in kg.
5. Push the "Enter" button.
6. Return the selector to the "Display" position.
Viewing information via MS Poultry weighing computer
1. Push on the "no. of plate" button, "select scale" will appear on the display.
2. Select the desired plate through the keyboard.
Example: Push no.1 "weight : x.xxx#1" "birds : xx" will appear on the display.
The user will see the actual weight on the plate and number of weighing that have been count into
the average weight.
The user can now push on any button and receive information from plate 1, to change to another
plate, push again on "no. of scale" button, and then on the desired plate number.
Average weight
Push on the "Average weight" button "avr :x.xxx" "birds:xxx" will appear on the display. The user will
see the calculated average weight and number of weighing.
Uniformity
Push on the "Uniformity" button "Uniformity" "std.dev x.xxx" will appear on the display. The user will
see the calculated standard deviation in grams.