The farmland area measuring instrument is mainly used to determine the land area and is often used in the measurement or estimation before harvest in agriculture. When the farmland area measuring instrument is used for land area measurement, there is also a name called an acre. Because its measurement results can be displayed in two ways, namely, acres and square meters. Farmland area measuring instruments often encounter problems during use. The following are some of the questions that we have sorted out that customers should often encounter for your reference. SINGSUN ELECTRONIC SCIENCE & TECH CO.,LTD , https://www.singsunautomatic.com
1. The farmland area measuring instrument has a GPS global positioning system. Is this system charged?
Answer: No charge. The GPS Global Positioning System is an open platform that accepts satellite signals to locate the current point on the north side. Therefore, there is no charge for lifetime use. However, if you need to upgrade, you need to send the instrument back to the manufacturer for an upgrade.
2. At the beginning of use, the instrument often cannot be switched on. The reason here is often because you just need to press the power button for 2 seconds before you can boot.
3. After measurement, the number of measurement points does not jump up?
Perform the operation after checking the measurement mode first. This is caused by the fact that the instrument is set to the manual measurement mode. You can press the “save†key to save the measurement point for measurement, or press the “function†key to select Automatically measure and then measure.
4. Will the walking speed affect the measurement of the area when measuring with a hand-held field measuring device?
Answer: Going straight has no effect on the result, but a sharp turn will have a certain effect on the result, so you should slow down when turning. In addition, you can also ride a bike, or run a test, and combine it in a variety of ways to make it more convenient.
5. Is there any error in the use of farmland area measuring instruments?
Answer: Any instrument will have errors when used, but the error size is different. The error of the farmland area measuring instrument is within the allowable range, between 1% and 5%, and the bigger the area is, the smaller the error is.