Ground speed calibration, Meter calibration, On 8.4.4 – Seed Hawk Ground Drive: Granular & Liquid 2011 User Manual

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8.4.4 GROUND SPEED CALIBRATION


All new systems require a ground speed calibration
to ensure accurate area totals and accurate
ground speed readings.

Note: During the calibration the monitor is counting
the number of pulses produced from the drill
mounted sensor. The monitor will display the
pulses counted in 400 feet.


Procedure:

1. To complete the calibration, measure a course

400 feet long preferably on level ground with a
start and finish point. Line up Tractor at the
Start Point. The drill must be in the down
position throughout this procedure.

2. On the monitor, verify that the calibration

length is 400 feet. If it is not, please change so
that it reads 400 feet.

3. Once 400 feet is selected, highlight and select

Continue.

4. The monitor now displays “Start Driving” and

shows a Wheel Pulses Received window. You
should see this number increase as you drive
the 400 foot course.

5. Once at the end of the 400 foot course, stop

the tractor, highlight the complete button and
press Enter.

6. Your Ground Speed is now calibrated.

8.4.5 METER CALIBRATION


Note: All Meters on a machine must be
individually calibrated. Calibrations must
be done each time a crop is changed. Meter
Calibration is a procedure that allows for
accurately setting the individual meters to
apply the desired rate of material. Before a
meter calibration can be done the
implement width must be entered and the
speed calibration must be completed (See
Sections 8.4.2
and 8.4.4).

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