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When a task is selected on the GreenStar Display, an application log map is
automatically created from the mathematical calculations made by the
controllers on the planter.
The log will be identical to the application plan if you don’t deviate from the
prescription. If overrides are used while planting, the plan and the log can be
used as a comparison. If GPS is lost, the log will deviate from the plan because
the planter will use the default seeding rate.
Note: If you use a prescription to plant, a Seed Prescription and a
Seed Target map will be created; if you do not use a prescription,
but use the “pick 6” on the GreenStar Display, only a Seed Target
map will be created.
A seed prescription point map is a measurement of the rate of the planter as
it is replicating what the prescription requires. Because of this, the map should
look almost identical to the prescription. A seed prescription contour map
averages the data in the seed prescription point map, and is automatically
created.
A seed target point map shows the rates sent from the cab to the variable-rate
controller on the implement - it is always created when you plant a field. If a
prescription was used, the map will reflect it and include any rate multipliers or
cab overrides; if none were used the map will reflect the “pick 6” choices.
Because Target maps reflect any changes, the Prescription and Target maps
can be used to make comparisons. A seed target contour map averages the
data in the seed target point map, and is automatically created.
If a prescription is used to plant - and no overrides are selected - the
Prescription and Target maps will look exactly the same. If overrides are
selected, they will be reflected in the Target map - but not in the Prescription
map.
There are default seeding application log legends defined in Setup; you can
edit these or create your own. To view the legend, alter the coloring of the
seeding rates, view normalized data, or select solid or outlined contours, click
the Legend button.
Application log point maps can be exported as Text (comma delimited) or ESRI
Shape file. To see the export format, refer to the Appendix.
View a seeding log map:
1. Click Layers .
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