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Checking Data Accuracy-

Yield Monitor 2000

End of Season

Ag Leader Technology

June 1997

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Acres

Check the number of acres for each field and load, ensuring they are correct.

If you know the exact number, you can set the field acres that the monitor

measured to the exact number of acres in the field. You can also change the

load acres. Refer to the acre calibration instructions in the Acre Counting

subject in this section for more information.

Grain Type

Review , each load in each field, ensuring it is set on the correct grain type.

You can have loads of only one grain type in a field. If a load was harvested

while set on the wrong grain type, you can still change that load to the

correct grain type on the monitor, except when you are changing either to or

from CORN, CORN2, CORN3 or CORN4 (all other grain type

combinations can change from one to another to provide correct weight

calculation). Refer to the Grain Type document in this section for more

information about changing the Grain Type.

Field/Load Name

Review all fields and loads, ensuring that you have entered the correct

names. If you have not entered a name for a field or load yet, you still can.

Suggestion: Enter a name for the field that you can reuse every year.

Keeping track of fields from year-to-year with a field number does not work

because of the way the monitor creates the fields. Also, Precision Map 2000

and mapping programs are designed to keep track of fields based on a field

name, not a field number.

Updating the

Monitor

After making changes to the data in the monitor, follow these procedures to

update the monitor:

Step Action

1 Press the MEM key until “COPY MEMORY TO BACKUP?”

appears on the display.

2 Press the YES key to copy memory to the backup.

After making changes to the monitor data, print another summary.

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