Personalizing And Updating The Tester; Adjust The Grain Calibration - AgraTronix MT-PRO+ Manual Del Operador

PERSONALIZING AND UPDATING THE TESTER

1. The tester is equipped with a USB port and when connected to a computer
will allow diagnostics and updates to its software and grain calibrations.
2. Visit www.AgraTronix.com to use your USB port for personalization (adding
user name), grain scale, firmware and diagnostic updates.

ADJUST THE GRAIN CALIBRATION

IMPORTANT: Always obtain three (3) test results from the grain elevator for the
sample being compared. Average these three (3) results and compare this aver-
age with the averaged result of your tester the moisture tester before making any
adjustments.
1. Each grain scale can be individually adjusted up to 5.0% by increments of
0.1% to more closely match the results of an elevator tester.
2. To adjust the calibration, while in the grain menu press the "UP OR DOWN"
buttons until "OPTIONS" is selected then press the "ENTER" button.
3. The "OPTIONS" menu will now be displayed, press the "UP OR DOWN" but-
tons until "CALIBRATION" is selected then press the "ENTER" button.
4. The "CALIBRATION" menu will be displayed showing the last grain that was
tested and the calibration that is applied.
5. If the grain that is being displayed is not the grain you wish to adjust or you
want to simply look through the grains calibrations press the "FORWARD
ARROW" button to toggle through the list of grains.
6. Once the grain to adjust is displayed press the "UP OR DOWN" buttons to
adjust the grains calibration.
7. Once you have adjusted the calibration press the "ENTER" button the words
"SAVING" and a moving gear will be displayed to confirm that your adjust-
ment has been saved.
8. If you don't want your selection to be saved simply press the "BACK AR-
ROW" button and you will be returned to the previous menu without saving
your selection.
NOTE: Adjustment can NOT be made to factory calibration to produce moisture
readings in a tester that shows "BELOW LIMIT" or "ABOVE LIMIT" readings.
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