Remove Weight from Memory Location. BALZER FIELD FLOATER 6 108 Pages
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WEIGH SYSTEM PROGRAMMING
Using Memory Locations (Continued)
Remove Weight from Memory Location
The weigh system gives you the opportunity to remove the most recent weight added to the current memory location THIS
CAN ONLY HAPPEN WHEN NOTHING ELSE HAS BEEN DONE WITH THE WEIGH SYSTEM
Program a Memory Location
Button
Press
Screen
Display Description
Current weight of grain in cart
GROSS
Press and hold button
Display shows action taken for one second
Display shows memory location accumulated weight will be removed from
Display shows name of memory location
Display shows adjusted accumulation total
Display shows adjusted accumulation weight before returning to current weight of grain in cart
Recall a Memory Location
Button
Press
Screen
Display
Program a Memory Location
Description
Display will flash with current memory location To select a different memory location, use the arrow keys as mentioned in
Naming a Memory Location
Display shows memory location accumulated weight will be removed from
Display shows name of memory location
Display shows adjusted accumulation total
Display shows adjusted accumulation weight before returning to current weight of grain in cart
60 Field Floater 6 Grain Cart User Manual
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Table of contents
- 5 Company Statements
- 5 Accuracy
- 6 Contact Information
- 9 Safety
- 10 Mandatory Safety Shutdown Procedure
- 12 Vertical Auger Safety
- 13 PTO Operation Safety
- 16 Specifications
- 17 Dimensions
- 20 Pre-Operation Checks
- 22 Jack Storage
- 35 Quick Start Up and Use
- 36 Optional Roll Top Cover
- 36 Closing Roll Top Cover
- 37 Opening Roll Top Cover
- 39 Maintenance
- 40 Daily and Before Start of Season
- 49 Automatic Oiler
- 49 Before Start of Season
- 49 Daily Maintenance Checks
- 49 End of Season/Preparing for Storage
- 50 Auger Drive System
- 53 Troubleshooting
- 54 Steering Not Working Correctly
- 54 Brakes Not Working Properly
- 55 Automatic Oiler Not Working
- 56 Abnormal Auger Vibrations When Unloading
- 57 Upper Vertical Auger “Slams” Open
- 57 Joystick Will Not Work
- 57 Host Indicator Not Working/Error Codes
- 58 Scale Indicator Not Working/Error Codes
- 61 Weigh System Programming
- 62 Using Memory Locations
- 62 Naming a Memory Location
- 63 Storing to a Memory Location
- 64 Remove Weight from Memory Location
- 64 Recall a Memory Location
- 65 Export a Memory Location to USB
- 65 Export All Memory Locations to USB
- 66 Clear a Memory Location
- 66 Host Indicator Programming
- 66 Menu System Selection
- 67 Main Menu System
- 67 Clear All Memory Locations
- 68 Set Time and Date
- 69 Set Display Backlight
- 69 Set Weighing Units
- 69 Adjust Average Rate
- 70 Set Auto Power Off for Host Indicator
- 70 Set Hold Enable for Host Indicator
- 70 Set Print Continuous for Data Output
- 71 Set RS232 Port Baud Rate
- 71 Calibration Menu System
- 72 Set for Read Only Mode
- 72 Set Radio Enable
- 72 Set Radio Channel
- 73 Set Radio Channel Network ID
- 73 Set Radio Channel Encryption Key
- 73 Reset Radio to Default Settings
- 74 Scale Indicator Programming
- 75 Menu System Selection
- 75 Main Menu System
- 75 Set Display Backlight
- 75 Set Weighing Units
- 75 Adjust Average Rate
- 76 Set Auto Power Off for Scale Indicator
- 76 Set Hold Enable for Scale Indicator
- 76 Set RS232 Port Baud Rate
- 76 Calibration Menu System
- 76 Set Radio Enable
- 76 Set Radio Channel
- 76 Set Radio Channel Network ID
- 77 Set Radio Channel Encryption Key
- 77 Reset Radio to Default Settings
- 77 Set for Weigh Unit Changeable in Main Menu
- 77 Set Auto Zero Tracking
- 77 Set Graduation Size
- 79 Notes
- 89 Company Statements
- 89 Accuracy
- 89 To the Purchaser
- 89 Warranty Manufacture
- 90 Liability for Delays
- 90 Contact Information
- 91 Technical Data
- 93 Operation
- 94 Pre-Operation Checks
- 94 Track Break-in
- 94 Track Tension
- 95 Track Alignment
- 96 Maximizing Tread Life
- 97 Maintenance
- 98 Daily
- 98 Track Maintenance
- 99 Periodic Storage
- 99 Long Term Storage
- 100 Adjusting Track Tension
- 101 Adjusting Alignment
- 103 Notes