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H2 Stationary GrainGage User's Guide
3.1.4 Moisture Diagnostics
Moisture Diagnostics
Item
Moisture
Curve Name
Moisture Curve Type
Insert Count
Moisture Voltage
Absolute Moisture
Voltage
EM Frequency
EM Voltage
Moisture Probe
Temperature
Supply Voltage
H2 Stationary GrainGage Diagnostics and Alerts
On the Moisture Diagnostics screen, live values are shown
for the moisture sensor in the GrainGage.
Description
This is the moisture measurement for grain in the area around the
moisture blade .
This is the name of the grain moisture curve that is applied . It is typical to
have a moisture curve for each type of grain being harvested (e .g . corn,
wheat, soy beans, etc . ) .
This displays the type of the active moisture calibration .
This function is not used with the H2 Stationary GrainGage .
The number of inserts specified in the active chamber calibration .
This is a relative voltage reading that is calculated based on the EM sensor
reading and empty chamber voltage . This voltage is part of moisture curve
calculations . It can be used to tune or generate a new moisture curve .
This is the raw moisture sensor reading without any offset applied from a
moisture curve . This is primarily used for troubleshooting .
This is a basic measure used for calculating grain moisture . This value is
typically between 1 .5 and 1 .8 V for an empty chamber .
This is a basic measure used for calculating grain moisture . This value is
typically about 1 .600 V for an empty chamber .
This is the temperature measured by the moisture probe . Since the sensed
signal from moist grain decreases with temperature, the temperature
measurement is used to apply a correction in calculating grain moisture . It
is measured in degrees Celsius .
The amount of supply voltage the moisture sensor is receiving . This value
is typically between 11 and 14 V .
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