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# Darbs laukā / apsekošanas zonu kartes
Izmantojiet zonu kartes uz lauka, lai apsekotu mainīgumu, pierakstītu piezīmes un rīkotos ātrāk.
Darbs laukā/Zonu kartes apskate
Kad esat laukā, atveriet lietotni un atlasiet saimniecību, ko vēlaties apskatīt, un nākamajā ekrānā atlasiet lauku, ko vēlaties izstaigāt.
Pēc tam pieskarieties ZONU KARTES un pēc tam atlasiet Zonu karti, ko vēlaties izstaigāt.
Jūs redzēsiet atlasīto Zonu karti ar izstaigāšanas spraudīšiem savā ekrānā.
Pieskaroties atlasītajai spraudītei, varēsiet skatīt tās detaļas un/vai pievienot komentāru vai pievienot/noņemt attēlu:
Ja esat rediģējis zonu karti vai izstaigāšanas spraudītes, tad redzēsiet paziņojumu ar aicinājumu sinhronizēt izmaiņas ar serveri. Pieskarieties “Sūtīt”, lai sinhronizētu izmaiņas serverī.
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