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| '''Stage Technologies Automation User Generated Handbook'''
| | [[Category:Stage Automation]] |
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| == Hardware ==
| | [[Stage Automation Level 1]] |
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| '''Moving the winches'''
| | [[Stage Automation Level 2]] |
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| If the cables need to be unplugged, in most cases they will, make sure that the e-stop is pressed on the MCC cabinet before unplugging and the sequence reversed after the motors are in position. This makes the drive reset function within Chameleon much simpler.
| | [[Setting Initial Limits on the Winch]] |
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| Be careful of the counterweight lines while moving, they are easily trapped and damaged
| | [[eChameleon]] |
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| == Software ==
| | [[Automated Trucks 2013]] |
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| '''Drive Reset'''
| | [[Automation Class 2014]] |
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| If the encoder cables has been unplugged for moving a winch the drive must be reset within Chameleon. Either Query the axis via Axis . Query and execute the reset option under diagnostics or call up the "drive in error" from the Devices menue and execute the drive reset from there. NOTE: The axis must be live on a playback for this to work
| | [[Control Cabinet Reference]] |
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| | [[Big Tow 200 Winches]] |
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| | [[iQ]] |
Latest revision as of 10:58, 23 May 2023