The example of a custom condition rate uses a Drift Control for a product. We want to reference the Wind Speed for the condition which is in MPH for units. We do not want to add any drift control product until the wind speed is at 5 mph. Then between 5 and 20 mph wind we want to linearly increase the drift control to a maximum rate of 2 quarts per 100 gallons.

The product selection is to determine the product that you want to add to this work order.

Leave this set to Rate when wanting to set a static rate for this product in this work order.

Select the condition that you would like this product to reference.

This is the initial value used for calculations when this work order is selected to make a mix.

This entry pairs associates a specific condition value with a specific rate value. You may have as many pairs as needed to create the desired curve. Mixmate interpolates points between entered values.

The rate are the units describing the desired product application rate.

These two entries allow the user to set the desired rinse amount of this product specifically for this work order. The initial value is entered from the rinse amount declared when setting up the product.