Load/unload show – Gilderfluke&Co KP-300 Smart Brick Control Panel User Manual
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Moog E-Stop command requires that the PC under the Moog mo-
tion base be rebooted before the motion base will move again. This
is a little too drastic for our tastes. The Moog Park will just move the
motion base home if it is engaged. The Moog Reset will reset any
minor error conditions in the PC under the motion base. If the Moog
motion base isnʼt in either of these conditions, these commands
wonʼt do anything.
C) Load/Unload Show
This is the show that all the main shows jump to at their ends. It loops to
flash the
until the next show is selected and
started. You can see that this show is identical to the E-Stop show, except
the ʻE-Stop Showʼ output which was ʻonʼ throughout the E-Stop Shows, is off
through the Load/Unload show.
The Load/Unload show must:
a) The motion base is programmed with all axis at the parked posi-
tions. This can be seen in the upper, analog data pane. All the ana-
log channels are down along the bottom ʻ0%ʼ line.
b) Disable the
to the Kp-300. This will park a
hydraulic Motion base (the hardware on the Kp-300 will have actu-
ally turned off the output prior to this). The ʻBlocking Valveʼ output is
ʻoffʼ through all four seconds of the show.
c) Turn on the ʻ
ʼ Output to the Kp-300. If you
donʼt do this, you wonʼt be able to restart the HPU to get yourself
out of the E-Stop event. The ʻE-Stop Showʼ output is ʻonʼ through
the show.
d) Turn on any of the
that are needed to recover from
the E-Stop event. In this application, the ʻBypass 1ʼ is used during
the E-Stop and Load/Unload shows to keep the doors being
opened and people walking in and out from triggering additional E-
Stops. ʻBypass 2ʼ is unused in this application.
e) Flash the
the operator to be able to call up next. This is so the operator knows
which show options are available. We typically program them in a
chase pattern during the E-Stop and Load/Unload shows, lighting
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