Burford 2200M, Руководство пользователя

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Communications 95
HOME command
When the screen is displaying a prompt such as MOT>1, typing HOME causes the tyer
to begin a homing sequence. This can also be accomplished by holding the thread button
on the Operator's Control Box for 5 seconds.
DISPENSE command
Every time that the tyer is triggered, the tyer's controller counts the number of pulses that
it receives from the Bag Recognition System proximity switch. This pulse count indicates
how much ribbon has been dispensed during the tie cycle. The controller compares the
number of pulses for the latest package with the number of pulses for the previous 10
packages. The controller then decides whether it should:
1. Abort the tie cycle because too little ribbon has been dispensed to indicate a proper
package, thereby preventing the tyer from dropping the ribbon.
Or
2. Complete the tie cycle
The controller also checks the count to determine if a heel (or anything else that would
produce an exceptionally long tie) has been detected in the twist tie area. If so, the alarm
is sounded three times and that package is not indicated by the tyer's counter output.
If this system is not working correctly, it will cause the tyer to abort ties or enunciate heels
incorrectly. You may see two packages tied together, because the tie was aborted on the
first package. To see the number of the dispense counts on the most recent package,
simply type: DISPENSE or this can be abbreviated to (DI)