Section Rev. February 2009
Section 4: Pinsetter Cycles
4-9
First Ball - Strike Cycle
A strike cycle results when a bowler is successful in knocking down all the pins with the first ball. The
pinsetter will sweep any deadwood into the pit and set ten new pins onto the pin deck. The following is
a complete description of this cycle. Refer to
Figure 4-6.
(3)
LOAD PINS
IN TABLE
(15)
READ
PIN
HOLDERS
(14)
OPEN
GRIPPERS
(8)
CLOSE
GRIPPERS
(9)
OPEN
GRIPPERS
T
O
SET
PINS
(16)
DETECTION
STROKE
(17)
OOR
SWITCH
(1)
TABLE
HOME/UP
(18)
CLUSTER
SWITCHES A
G
SM
A
SM
A
SM
A
G
SM
(19)
SWEEP
DOWN
(20)
SWEEP
FORWARD
(13)
CLEARING
DEADWOOD
(4)
STROKE LIMITER
SOLENOID
ENERGIZED
(10)
RAIS
E
SWEEP
(11)
NEW
PINSETTING
STROKE
(7)
OPEN 7 AND 10
GRIPPER
TO PRELOAD
7 AND 10 PIN
(12)
SWEEP
(5)
READY
FOR
FIRST
BALL
(6)
LOAD 7 AND
10 PIN
IF AVAILABLE
(21)
CW
(2)
CCW
C
C
D
B
B
D
(22)
DETECTION
HEIGHT
ST
ST
(23)
SPOTTING
TONG SWITCH
Figure 4-6. First Ball Strike Cycle.
(1) TABLE HOME/UP
(2) COUNTERCLOCKWISE
(3) LOAD PINS IN TABLE
(4) STROKE LIMITER SOLENOID (5) READY FOR FIRST BALL
(6) LOAD 7 AND 10 PIN IF
ENERGIZED
AVAILABLE
(7) OPEN 7 AND 10 GRIPPER TO (8) CLOSE GRIPPERS
(9) OPEN GRIPPERS TO SET PINS
PRELOAD
7 AND 10 PIN
(10) RAISE SWEEP
(11) NEW PINSETTING STROKE (12) SWEEP
(13) CLEARING DEADWOOD
(14) OPEN GRIPPERS
(15) READ PIN HOLDERS
(16) DETECTION STROKE
(17) OUT-OF-RANGE SWITCH (18) CLUSTER SWITCHES
(19) SWEEP DOWN
(20) SWEEP FORWARD
(21) CLOCKWISE
(22) DETECTION HEIGHT
1. A ball detect occurs.
2. In response to the ball detect signal the sweep release solenoid energizes to lower the sweep into
the guard position actuating switch “G”. The ball door solenoid energizes, locking the ball door
for three seconds.
3. The table motor runs counterclockwise. The cam on the table shaft will leave switch “A”
moving toward switch “B”.
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