Been doing corn with our new to us 9650 and was wondering if there was a way to adjust the sensetivity of the shoe and rotor loss bar graphs. I have the center bar calibrated to where i want it and it works very well but when it starts to push grain the shoe and rotor graphs are dont go up at all. it would be nice to know where the loss was coming from. Very impressed with this machine so far.
Thanks. That was the info i was looking for. I had the center bar adjusted so when it reached the middle it was getting beyond acceptable loss. I assume i will need to adjust the number higher then to keep it the same.
This should help you out.. i do both these things on our combines to show more info in the visiontrak display
#1- independent shoe loss shows you the reading from each sensor separately
E02 address 102
value should be 2 for independent bars
#2 To change sensitivity
Right E02
104
DISPLAY/MODIFY: Shoe offset
Increase number to lower displayed level of loss.
Decrease number to raise displayed level of loss.
Range = 50 - 250
9650STS and 9750STS - Default = 80
All other combines - Default = 40
Right E02
105
DISPLAY/MODIFY: Separator offset
Increase number to lower displayed level of separator loss. Decrease number to raise displayed level of separator loss.
Hi I'm new to this so bear with me. My 9670 separator cover is wor beside the return inlet. Just wondering if anyone has removed it and how. Does it come out the front or the back?
My 8820 with 230 front has issue with ;when button to engage front is switched on ,the front doesnt respond at normal speed (only starts after a few seconds and then not very fast)
Anyone using these in just wheat? Dad saw an ad for these and is excited. They say folks are getting 3500 sep hrs of wear out of them and way less losses. I tend to be a skeptic. We farm in the foothills of the Simco mountains and our soils are all volcanic. We've been test operators of...
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