Seed Hawk Raven 2011 - Manual (Page 131)

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Using the Seed Hawk® Viper Pro System
Adding to an Existing Job
You can use the Viper console to add information to a job that was previously started. You can use this feature
if you closed the job before completion because of a change in weather conditions, lack of materials, etc.
Note:
When re-opening an existing job, Viper will automatically go into Paused Mode. You must un-
pause the job before attempting to add to it.
When you add to an existing job, the original data is used. Make sure that if you are adding to an existing job,
the files used by and created in the existing job are still present on Viper Pro internal memory.
If you are adding to an existing job, make sure that the Viper setup parameters are the same as when the job
was originally started. These parameters include number of sections, section widths, section offsets, etc.
Note:
If you used the Viper Guidance feature for an existing job, the original swathing pattern is used
when you add to the job. Due to shifts in satellite geometry between the time the job was originally
started and when it was reopened, you should perform a Swath re-calibration to update the
swathing pattern information.
1. Select Menu, then Start Job, From File, and Add to Job. The Select Existing Job File screen displays.
2. Select the job you want to open from the list and press OK. Viper loads the job information.
3. Press Cont. Job to add to the job.
Application Reports
Reports may be created for viewing and archiving or as a visual report for a customer. Information for the
application report may be entered either on the Viper Pro console during the job or using the Rbin Viewer on a
home or office PC.
To enter report information on the Viper Pro console, the information must be entered while the job is open or
in progress. Report information may be entered at any time during an open job. Previously closed jobs may be
re-opened to edit or complete report information.
Report information may also be edited using the free Rbin Viewer utility. See Chapter 10, Rbin Viewer, for
more information on downloading and using the Rbin Viewer.
An application report consists of:
• Customer Information
• Field Information
• Field Conditions
• Weather Information
• Applicator Information
• Vehicle Information
• Product Information
• Report Notes