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The Table screen

ExplainedHectare One firmware · 1.2.3

The readings of every section in figures — which tables your machine has, what each column means, and how to read the colours.

The Table screen shows the readings of every section as figures, one line per section. It answers the question the diagram cannot: which section exactly, and by how much. Open it from the home screen with “HOME”; leave it with “BACK”.

A planter in the “Precise” mode

The first of three tables of an eight-row planter, while seeding.
  1. #. The number of the section.
  2. sds/m. Seeds per metre, measured now.
  3. Q.%. Quality — the share of seeds placed singly, as intended.
  4. Db%. Doubles — two seeds where one was intended.
  5. Sk%. Skips — a gap where a seed was intended.
  6. ks/Ha. The applied rate in thousands of seeds per hectare (in the second table: seeds per metre).
  7. %. The deviation of this section from the rate that was set.
  8. Table number. This table and how many there are, between (−) and (+) — “MINUS” and “PLUS” switch tables.
  9. Section number on yellow. Something in this line has drifted towards its limit.
  10. Value on yellow. The figure that drifted — here the skips of section 7.
  11. Totals. The same columns for the whole machine.
The first of three tables of an eight-row planter, while seeding.

A value on yellow is drifting towards its limit; on red it is beyond it. A whole line in grey with ! is a section taken out of control; a line in red with × is a sensor that does not answer, with ? a device of the wrong kind.

A drill in the “Flow” mode

The seed table of a drill with 24 seed and 12 fertilizer rows, standing still.
  1. #. The number of the section.
  2. sds/s. Seeds per second. Dashes while nothing is counted.
  3. Deviation scale. From −50 % through 0 to +50 %.
  4. Deviation bar. How far this section stands from the rate that was set.
  5. %. The same deviation as a figure.
  6. Table number. Table 1 of 2 — the second holds the fertilizer sections.
  7. Lowest deviation. The section furthest below the rate.
  8. Highest deviation. The section furthest above the rate.
  9. Recalculation interval. The stretch over which the figures are gathered — “Recalculation,m” of the sensors.
The seed table of a drill with 24 seed and 12 fertilizer rows, standing still.

Which tables your machine has

Table Shown when
Seed counters — seeds per second or per metre, with the deviation bars Always.
Rate per area (thousands per hectare) and rate per distance (seeds per metre) Only in the “Precise” seeding control mode.
Dry fertilizer The machine has fertilizer sensors and the fertilizer control mode is not “Precise”.
Liquid fertilizer The machine has liquid fertilizer sensors.

In the “Precise” mode the planter above has three tables: rate per area (1/3), rate per distance (2/3), and the seed counters (3/3) — the count of seeds each section has sown, beside the deviation bars, with the total for the machine in thousands at the bottom.

The seed counter table of the eight-row planter: seeds per section, deviation bars, total.
The seed counter table of the eight-row planter: seeds per section, deviation bars, total.

Working with the screen

What you want Button Or gesture
Next or previous table “PLUS” / “MINUS” Long swipe left or right with two fingers
Scroll the lines “UP” / “DOWN” Swipe up or down
Zero the readings “MENU” Tap with two fingers
Go to Statistics “HOME” Swipe left
Back to the home screen “BACK” Swipe right

Zeroing: Zero the readings.

The table while seeding

The lines change with every count; a line that drifts turns yellow.

The table of the 24-row drill while seeding, seeds and fertilizer.
The table of the 24-row drill while seeding, seeds and fertilizer.

On large machines the rows do not fit on one page: “UP” and “DOWN” scroll them.

The table of the 96-row machine while seeding.
The table of the 96-row machine while seeding.

Something your machine does that this page does not answer? Write to support@agriwelt.com — an engineer answers.