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Missouri | 4 to 5 seconds will do it.
It's a common thing amongst many electronic devices with their own power control system. For example, PC computers are another one.
Holding the button will force an improper shutdown. This is effectively the same thing as removing the power cable. Upon the next startup, it will bootup in service mode, spend a minute or three on some maintenance tasks, and then shutdown. After that, you can have a normal restart.
What was the grain flow rate at the time of the high reading? That will tell you if it was measuring bushels accurately. There are two possible causes for a high yield reading. High yield is the first one everyone assumes, and that would be supported by high grain flow, and a high bushel count. The other possible cause is a low area count. If you start a brand new region, and somehow the area counter gets turned off, it will log the grain flow, but divide it by 0 (no area, area count off...).
175,000bu/ac could just be the result of harvesting 1.75 bushel, while the area counter counts .00001ac. This can happen while harvesting outside of a boundary. The area count shuts off due to the boundary, but it still logs the bushels. If the area of the region in question was near 0 when you crossed out of the boundary, that can cause calculated yield to rise rapidly (the closer the area is to 0, the greater the false high yield indication).
Edited by KMech 11/16/2013 05:37
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Agleader Integra froze last night
