Bottom motors need to be leveled before mounting the strong bac, confirm with Georg
Cable trays should be mounted on the strong bacs before the strong bacs goes back on
Mount and hand tighten bottom strong bac. It needs to be torqued but can't be done fully in the warehouse due to it being hot. Needs to go to building 84
Put the consolidation chassis for the limit switches
Move some of the motors
axis starts US UP axis 0
DS UP axis 1/ CW gap open/ CCW gap close
DS Down axis 2/ CCW gap open/ CW gap close
US Down axis 3
There are 24 limit switches
2 absolute rotary encoders on the top motors, and two linear absolute encoders on the gap, used to control the bottom jaw.
Cables:
Top cable tray gets encoder, potentiometer and top vacuum chamber switches cables
Bottom gets bottom vacuum chamber switches cables
After strong bac is mounted, reroute the cables
Cory to mount the Estop and tilt switches after
We moved the top motors to test the springs with Diego
MOVEABS @1 85 @1F 0.4 (until we reached about 30 mm)
0.4 mm/s for big movements, 0.2 mm/s for smaller, and 0.1mm/s for very small movements
Then we jogged the motor in 1mm increments in the negative dir, at speed 0.1 mm/s
Georg told us where the two top motors need to be
Lower the bottom jaw close or at the bottom limit switch to allow for top jaw installation
MOVEABS @1 95 @1F 0.4
After the top strong bac is mounted and torqued, Cory adds the tilt switches and they are calibrated with either Alex or Gibreel.
The vacuum chamber switches bracket need to swapped (since magnets are longer)
Gap encoders go on next with the encoder bracket, then potentiometer on the top strong bac (Down stream), the the arm goes on the bottom strong bac. Make sure spring on encoder connected to the arm is aligned properly.
Mount the half gap encoders
Mount the US absolute encoder and the vacuum chamber limit switches