Grain Systems PNEG-1851 - Manual (Page 104)

Appendix D: List of Parameters
Dryer Length — The length of your portable dryer (8, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 26 ft). The dryer length is the
combined length of all grain columns and each column is 2 ft (61 cm) wide.
Loading System — The type of loading systems that is used to load grain. The available loading systems
are the following:
• Dual fill: Loads grain at both ends of the dryer wet bin and two load augers move the grain towards
the center of the dryer
• Center fill: Loads grain at the center of the dryer wet bin and two load augers move the grain towards
the front and back of the dryer
• End fill: Loads grain at one end of the dryer wet bin and one load auger evenly fills the bin
Type of Fuel — The type of fuel used to ignite the burner (diesel; vapor; natural gas; liquid propane).
Metering Roll Diameter — The diameter of your dryer’s metering rolls (4 or 7 in.). Setting the correct
diameter ensures accurate unload speeds and proper functioning in auto mode. The standard metering
roll diameter is 7 in.
Metering Roll Drive Type — The drive used to control the speed and rotational force of the metering rolls’
electric motor (DC Motor; Modbus VFD; Analog VFD).
Ignore Pulse Encoder — A bypass of the pulse encoder that detects the metering rolls’ rotation. Keep
this parameter at its default setting of No. Select Yes solely for servicing purposes.
Touchscreen Calibration
Calibrate — A set of touch-target calibration steps that ensures accurate and centered touches.
Language (System>Preferences)
Language — The system’s language. Content in all menus and submenus appear in this language.
Time and Date (System>Preferences)
Time — The current time (hour; minute; a.m./p.m.).
Date — The current date (month; day; year).
Units of Measure (System>Preferences)
System Selection — The system of measurement used for all onscreen temperature, speed, and grain
measure values. The available systems of measurement are the American (or United States customary
system) and the International System (SI).
Load Delay (System>Load (Advanced)
Load Delay — The time from when the dryer detects available space in the dryer wet bin (that is, when the
level of wet grain drops below the load auger fill switch) to when the loading mechanism is activated. The
Load Auger switch must be in the Auto position for the load delay to work.
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