Digi-Star TMR Tracker User Manual - Manual (Page 6)

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When recipes are saved as Dry Weight, an ingredient dry matter change will automatically adjust the
recipes.
Each Ration will be assigned a ration code. This code is displayed as an operator prompt on the
scale. You are limited to 6 characters for the ration code.
Enter a full description and pounds per cubic feet. The pounds per cubic feet determines the maximum
amount that the mixer can hold of that ration (lbs/cu.ft x mixer cu.ft size). To add ingredients to the
ration, click Add. The following screen will be displayed:
Click the down arrow under the Code / Description box. This will display a drop down menu of your
ingredient selections. Click on the ingredient you wish to add, enter the load percentage, lbs/head or dry
matter pounds. Click OK to save and repeat for all ingredients in the ration. You are limited to 20
ingredients per ration.
Motion Weight – This setting prevents the ingredient or pen to advance if the weight is unstable or
moving. The motion weight is the amount of weight the display changes by for the “Motion” Arrow to
begin flashing. This allows the "Motion Weight Value" to be adjusted for each feedline. The indicator
uses the motion weight value to determine when the weight on the scale is changing rapidly. Motion
detection will activate when the weight displayed has moved more than "Motion Weight" (ex. 20lbs) in less
than "2 seconds".
This is different than the standard motion detection which activates when the weight displayed has moved
more than "2 display counts" in less than "2 seconds". The standard motion detection is selected whenever
the indicator is first turned ON or the "Motion Weight" value is set to "0". The "Motion Weight Value" has
a range from 000(OFF) to 999. The weight value is either lb or kg depending on setting for Display Units in
Long Form Setup.
To access this option: Enter short cut number 103 and press the [Select] key. Press [Select] key to toggle
on/off. Press the [On] key to save.
Tolerance Weight – This option is useful if you need to set different tolerance weights for individual
ingredients. The tolerance weight determines when the delay timer will begin. For example: if your
tolerance weight is 100 lbs/Kgs on corn silage, when you reach 100 remaining to load the “delay time” will
begin to count down.
This tolerance weight will over ride the tolerance set at the indicator for only ingredients that have a
tolerance weight entered from the software.
The auto-advance resets the "delay time" counter every time the weight moves out of the tolerance window.
If enabled, "motion detection" also resets the "delay time" counter
Add Mixer Command Line – This option allows you to enter an mix time or number of rotations in the
recipe.