Raven ISOBUS Product Control, Руководство по установке и эксплуатации

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OK. Select the OK button at the bottom of the screen to accept the settings currently displayed on the screen and
return to the product control home screen.
RATES AREA
The application rates area displays the actual and target rate information as well as the currently selected units in
which the information is displayed.
Target Rate. Select the target value to enter the target rate for the current application (i.e. 15 gallons per acre or
140 liters per hectare).
NOTE: Verify that the meter cal entered in the Raven ISOBUS product control system is configured for the
same units as the target rate to be applied. When controlling an anhydrous ammonia (NH
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applicator, the recommended units for the target rate and meter cal values is pounds [kilograms].
Refer to the AccuFlow or AccuFlow HP Calibration and Operation Manual for the anhydrous ammonia
control system for more information on calibrating the meter cal.
Actual Rate. The actual rate display shows the operator the actual volume of product being applied.
REMAINING TANK/BIN VOLUME
The calculated volume of product remaining in the tank or bin is displayed in the lower, center of the product
control home screen.Tank Capacity and Current Tank volume can be entered either through the tank button on the
home screen or through the product control calibration tab, these values will be reflected in the tank icon on the
home screen. The current tank volume value will adjust as product is applied. If a meter is installed in the system to
monitor filling, enter the Fill Meter Cal value on this screen and the Current Tank Volume value will adjust during
the fill process.
NOTE: The tank volume value must be entered in the same units used for the meter cal value. Be sure to
adjust the entered tank volume using the same units or calibration as the meter cal and target rate
settings. For anhydrous ammonia applicators, the recommended values is pounds [kilograms] of
anhydrous ammonia.