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Communications 89
When you start the tyer, cont’d.
At this point, the controller is waiting for you to push the RUN button on the small
operator's control box and you are prevented from typing in commands. After the run
button is pressed, the tyer begins to perform its homing sequence for 3 of the motors.
(The fourth servomotor drives the bag gathering belts and it does not have a home
position.) While the tyer is homing, several lines of information are written to the screen
about the progress of the homing sequence. When the tyer successfully completes the
homing sequence, the following prompt will appear on the screen.
MOTOR 1>
This indicates that the tyer is ready to receive commands and that any commands, which
are motor-control commands, will be applied to Motor 1, the motor that drives the needle.
If, for any reason, the tyer does not successfully complete the homing sequence, this will
be indicated on the screen. In that case, the MOTOR1> prompt will not appear and the
controller will drop out power to all of the servomotors. The last two lines on the screen
are:
Interlock open.
Waiting for reset.
At this point you will not be able to type commands. Based upon the information printed
to the screen during the homing sequence, it may be possible to repair the tyer so that it
will successfully home. If you need more information to determine the cause of a problem,
see pg. 83 for an explanation of the + command.