I know this is an old thread, just wanted to say........

Good advice, Hinfrance.

Always be careful and patient, when you adjust the truss rod.
I recently set up a friends Gibson acoustic. It was quite old, so I treated it with strong but cautious hands anyway.

I ended up giving it more than 2 full turns on the truss rod! But, in increments of 1/4 turn, and waiting a couple days in between. Took forever, but, it is getting played with a smile everyday, now..... so the effort was worth it! 

Generally speaking, if the neck is good (straight), then I'd aim for an almost flat fretboard, with just a slight raise at the nut end (so, very slightly concave).
As Hinfrance mentioned, set intonation and action first! The action will buzz and fart, at first, but when you set the truss rod, and get the neck right, it should all sound sweet, in the end.

Hello all.

I'm just a Brit, from London, who lives in Spain and has always had a guitar with him...... 

Since '73 it's been a Strat. A white one........... 

I play a bit, here and there, and thoroughly love it. 

Played in bands, off and on, and have been known to play here, in Spain, too. Mostly 60s and 70s style, I guess, rock, blues, R+B, soul, reggae, African, country, Caribbean, jazz .......... you get the picture? If it's music, and I like it then I'll have a go at playing it.... 

I'm quite interested in recording music, too. More so, now that the gear seems to be getting heavier.... 

Can't think of much else to write, so......... look forward to bumping into you folk in the threads....