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General| Grain Temperature Correction | Automatic |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Dimensions | 12.5" H x 12.5" W x 15" D (31.75 cm H x 31.75 cm W x 38.1 cm D) |
| Moisture Range | 5 - 45% depending on grain |
| Temperature Range | 32-122°F (0-50°C) |
| Sample Size | Approximately 250 ml |
| Power Supply | 4 AA batteries or AC adapter |
Legal statement regarding the manual's content and company rights.
List of optional and required accessories for the instrument.
Technical details including operating ranges and physical dimensions.
Details on connecting the instrument to external devices.
Procedure to remove the shipping brace before operation.
Physical dimensions of the GAC 2100 instrument.
Detailed instructions on adjusting the instrument's foot pads.
Instructions for connecting the instrument to a power source.
Steps to detach the bottom panel of the sample drawer.
Description of the display and how to adjust its contrast.
Explanation of the instrument's keyboard layout and functions.
Functions of Backspace, Next Page, and Previous Page keys.
Functions of Enter, Load, and Help keys.
Description of the initial language and self-check screens.
Steps before commencing a moisture test.
How to enter and use sample identification numbers.
Core steps for conducting a moisture test.
Methods for entering alphanumeric data using the alpha screen.
Setting sample ID options like sequential, required, or optional entry.
Specifics for factors on the Blue model instrument.
Definitions for D-values and Blue model specific data.
Information on how many grain calibrations are stored.
Step-by-step guide to selecting a grain.
Specifics on programming Quick Keys for the Blue model.
Viewing and printing calibration constants for selected grains.
Restrictions and procedures for changing calibrations on the Blue model.
Steps to generate and print the calibration list.
Procedures for collecting calibration data.
Specifics for printing audit memory on the Blue model.
Steps to print audit memory data.
Procedure for clearing the audit memory.
Resetting the instrument's accumulated sample count.
Steps to reset the cycle counter.
Setting sample ID options like sequential, required, or optional entry.
Steps to set up sample ID options.
Steps to modify output settings.
Finding the security button needed for some configurations.
Access code functions specific to the Blue model.
Steps to set the current time on the instrument.
Details on editing user, text, and factor labels.
Steps to manage COM port settings.
Steps to program Quick Keys.
Steps to modify the test weight bias.
Steps to modify the test weight slope.
Steps to modify the moisture bias.
Steps to modify the moisture slope.
Finding the security button needed for some configurations.
Explanation of non-active selections.
Viewing COM1 port configuration and status.
Steps to access COM1 port information.
Steps to configure COM2 transmit port.
Steps to view displayable characters.
Steps to view detailed diagnostic information.
Steps to enter the test network mode.
Steps to access the parameters menu.
Accessing views for factory modes, serial number, constants, and counts.
Daily cleaning procedure for the grain cell.
Steps for replacing a blown fuse.
Programmable options for the COM1 serial port.
Pin identification details for the COM1 port.
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