How to Use
- Calibrate (or re-run a spray-out) at three machine angles — typically level, roll left, and roll right.
- In each tilt table, enter Monitor gallons and Sensor value from full tank down to empty.
- Tables are labeled like Fill Sight software: Negative Tilt, Level, and Positive Tilt. Enter the angle used for each pass.
- All three columns share the same steps and scroll together. Use + on a row to insert below it, trash to remove, or + Row at Bottom to append — each applies to every table at once.
- Gallon Δ, Sensor Δ, and Tank gal calculate automatically. Review the Sensor Δ chart and consistency grade.
- Drag individual points on the graph to adjust them and improve overall calibration consistency, as directed in the Consistency Assessment section below.
- When finished, use Export Calibration PDF to print a form for entering your improved calibration data into the Fill Sight software. Use Export to CSV to save your data so you do not need to re-enter everything on this page later (reload it anytime with Import from CSV).
NOTE: Click Load Sample Data to see an example of the tool in use with a good calibration.
Chart plots Sensor Δ for each tilt table. Click a legend name to turn dragging on or off for that tilt (disabled tilts stay on the chart, dimmed, and will not move when you drag). Drag a point up or down to adjust that row’s sensor value (the row below stays fixed). Active tilts stacked on the same row move together and keep their relative offsets.
NOTE: It is not uncommon for the first and last charted data points to look extreme — a tilted tank often produces widely varying pressure readings at the top and bottom of the tank.