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INSTALLATION AND STARTUP
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To Check a Photo-Eye:
When the beam is blocked, the oval on the HMI (E-
1063 Human Machine Interface) is empty (clear).
When the beam is not blocked, the oval is filled
(black).
Chapter 22 Initial Startup
Check Inputs and Motion
Note:
For the following checks, use the “Monitor Inputs” screen of the HMI (E-1063 Human
Machine Interface).
1) Check all inputs.
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Enter Door and Exit Door Photo-Eye
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Enter Load Photo-Eye
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Exit Load Photo-Eye
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All other installed Photo-Eyes
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Enter Load Sensor (Entrance Treadle Door)
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Exit load sensor (Exit Treadle Door)
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Carriage Encoder

Navigate to the JOG Screen on the HMI (E-1063 Human Machine
Interface).
 Press CARRIAGE BACKWARD and verify that the machine moves
towards the entrance of the bay. If it moves the wrong way, swap your
motor leads at the MCC.

Press SLOW FORWARD while watching the CARR ENCODER
ovals. The oval pattern should move left-to-right while the machine is
moving slowly forward (see example at right). If the oval pattern
moves right-to-left, swap the Encoder Prox wires at the proximity
switches.
Encoder Proximity Switch Gap

Slow Forward: has been provided to check proper carriage Encoder operation.
 Pressing the Slow Forward button first begins the Carriage moving slowly down the rails causing the gear in the
Encoder to turn. T
he ovals next to “CARR ENCODER” fill from left to right and clear from left to right.
 If the oval fill/clear pattern is not according to the above, first check wiring. A typical fix if pattern is reversed is to swap
Proximity Cables on the Encoder.
 Pressing and holding the SLOW FWD button will cause the display to appear for A and B Phase Encoder on times.
The proximity sensors should be adjusted until these are nearly identical.
 Target Gap Distance will show on the HMI (E-1063 Human Machine Interface) Jog Screen. If needed make
adjustments by moving the Proximity Switch “IN” or “OUT” until the gap distance numbers belo w are achieved.
Remember to Push in the Emergency Stop Button if you are going into the Carriage to make adjustments!
Encoder Gear
Target Gap Distance
Approximately 1/16”
The thickness of a
credit card is a good
starting point.
Encoder Weldment
Encoder Proximity
Switch (2)
Encoder Proximity Switch
Gap A = 0.053”
Encoder Proximity Switch
Gap B = 0.051”
B=.051 A=.053