(Yield) Maps - StellarSupport - John Deere
(Yield) Maps - StellarSupport - John Deere (Yield) Maps - StellarSupport - John Deere
JDOffice 1.2 Info Drawn Beyond the Farm Map The boundary of the farm is determined by each of the fields within that farm. JDOffice calculates this boundary by drawing a line around the entire farm, using an edge of each field. You have the option to field this geophysical references either just within your farm, or for a certain distance beyond it. If you would like to see TIGER data only within this calculated circle, enter zero (0) as the number of miles. If you type in anything other than that, you will see the data not only in the farm, but for the number of miles you entered. Regardless of the number you enter, the data will automatically be cut off at the edge of the county, as it is saved by county. Colors The different geographic features will be displayed in the colors selected here. Change a color on the Tiger data: 1. From the File menu, select Preferences. 2. Select the TIGER tab. 3. Click on the arrow next to the sample color you want to change. 4. In the color chooser that appears, click on a new color. • Click Other to create a custom color. 5. Click OK to save your changes and close the Preferences. 44
Setup Setup contains all of the information that pertains to your farming operation. Data contained on these tabs will be transferred to the GreenStar Display to populate the pick lists; this section controls what you see - and don’t see - on the pick lists. In addition, it is used as the building blocks for all other commands you want to use in JDOffice. It is important to take the time to enter the data on each of these tabs. Although it may be a time-consuming task, most of it only has to be done once. Taking the time to do it prior to working in the fields will save you a great deal of time later in the Unload Editor as you try to unload your PC Card. (JDOffice will force you to edit the data that does not correspond to the setup data.) To Open the Setup tabs: 1. From the Startup screen, click on the Setup icon. 2. Select one of the Setup tabbed sections. • Or select one of the tabbed sections from the Setup menu. To make it easier to use, Setup is divided into multiple sections: Farms/Fields, Products, Resources, Tasks, Capital Assets/Destinations, Contracts, Flags/Legends, Define Types, and Clients. Although Soil Type to Rate Table is listed under Setup, it is not one of the Setup tabs. Refer to “Soil Type to Rate Table” on page 203 for a thorough explanation of its function. 45
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JDOffice 1.2<br />
Info Drawn Beyond the Farm Map<br />
The boundary of the farm is determined by each of the fields within that farm. JDOffice<br />
calculates this boundary by drawing a line around the entire farm, using an edge of each<br />
field.<br />
You have the option to field this geophysical references either just within your farm, or for<br />
a certain distance beyond it. If you would like to see TIGER data only within this calculated<br />
circle, enter zero (0) as the number of miles. If you type in anything other than that, you will<br />
see the data not only in the farm, but for the number of miles you entered. Regardless of<br />
the number you enter, the data will automatically be cut off at the edge of the county, as it<br />
is saved by county.<br />
Colors<br />
The different geographic features will be displayed in the colors selected here.<br />
Change a color on the Tiger data:<br />
1. From the File menu, select Preferences.<br />
2. Select the TIGER tab.<br />
3. Click on the arrow next to the sample color you want to change.<br />
4. In the color chooser that appears, click on a new color.<br />
• Click Other to create a custom color.<br />
5. Click OK to save your changes and close the Preferences.<br />
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