Yield Monitor 2000
Starting, Changing, Naming
Ag Leader Technology
Fields/Loads
June 1997
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Recommendations
It is strongly recommended that you create and name your fields and loads
before you begin harvesting. The best way to keep track of the fields year
after year is to assign a name to a field and use that name every year in the
monitor. It will not work to keep track of your fields year after year with the
field number because of how the monitor creates the fields and because
Precision Map 2000 and other mapping programs keep track of the fields
based on field names. You can name your fields and loads on the monitor or
connect your monitor to a computer and use the computer to name the fields
and loads. Refer to the Setup section for directions for creating and naming
fields and loads using a computer.
Data Load and
The monitor has two types of loads: display and data
Display Load
The data load is the load into which information is recorded while you
harvest. It is the load with an arrow to the right of the load number
(example: F1-> L1->). All other loads (display loads) have a colon to the
right of the load number (example: F1-> L2:).
Note: You must know which load is the data load at all times or you might
put yield information in the wrong field and load while harvesting. You can
display a display load on the monitor while you harvest, but the monitor will
not enter yield data in that load until you make it a data load.
Starting/Changing
Fields and Loads
Follow these steps to start or change the field:
Step Action
1 Press the FIELD key to display the field alone on the top line of the
display.
2 Use the top UP or DOWN ARROW keys to change to another field.
Note: When you display the field on the top line by itself, the yield
information on the bottom line is for field totals.
3. To start a new field, on the last field press the UP ARROW key to
get:
3a. “START NEW FIELD?”. Press the YES key.
3b. “SET GRAIN/PRESS YES” is displayed. Use the UP or
DOWN ARROW key to set the grain type.
3c. Press the YES key to accept the grain type.
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