SWITCH AS 5011315 - Caterpillar

In the description below, we have chosen to use species 1, menu code 1. The description also applies to other species, 2 to 6.When the species has been selected, the priority matrix for the selected species is shown. The priority matrix consists of 11 length classes displayed vertically and 18 diameter classes displayed horizontally. On the display however, only 5 length classes and 6 diameter classes can be shown simultaneously. The matrix can be scrolled horizontally using the arrow keys (<-, ->;), and vertically using the dot (.). Horizontally, three images are shown (6 diameter classes x 3 = 18 diameter classes). Vertically, two images are shown; 5 length classes in the first image and 6 length classes in the second image.If no priority matrix has been defined in the DASA, no values will be shown for the length and diameter classes, only "-". [RESET+0]In the information window, can be found a description of the functions you can use to make or alter a priority matrix.You can reach the functions either through the information window or from the number of the current function right next to the arrow (=>) in the priority matrix image. Bucking instruction, info page 1
[1] = MatrixThis function is used to enter or alter the priority values in the matrix. The priority values determine in what priority order the computer should crosscut the lengths specified in the matrix. Approved values are 0-99. 99 = highest priority, implies that this length will be done first, if the top diameter is valid.0 = lowest priority, means that this length will not be done at all.If several length classes have been provided with the same priority value, the computer will select the last one (of those having the same priority value) in the matrix. [2] = DiameterThis function is used to enter or alter the diameter values that indicate the smallest diameter value (bottom of class) in each diameter class.Approved diameter values in each class starts from bottom of the class to the next specified diameter class. Up to 18 diameter classes can be specified. Maximum diameter for class 18 is 999 mm.The diameter values must be in ascending order. However, the value "0" can be specified if you, for example, want to temporarily exclude a diameter class.This affects the maximum diameter for the previous diameter class that is set equal to "next diameter class with a value other than 0. [3] = LengthThis function is used to enter or alter the length classes in the matrix. The values entered indicate minimum length for each length class. The maximum length for each length class can be specified using the function [4] = Max. length. If no maximum length has been specified under [4], the general length addition per species applies, that has been entered under menu code [2] Adjustment, [4] Maximum length.Under menu code [2], [4] the general length addition that applies to most of the length classes is specified. The specified minimum length in the matrix