Stagehand Pro 4: Status Displays
The OLED screen on the face of the Stagehand Pro 4 displays glanceable status information.
When running cues, or sitting idle, it shows rotating fault messages on the first line, and the configured IP Address of the Stagehand on the second line.
When jogging, it displays speed and weight on the first line, and encoder position on the second line.
Booting Up
When the Stagehand powers up, it will display the hardware version and firmware version in the first line. In the image above, the hardware is V5 running firmware 503.
The second line displays the reason for the restart:
Hard Reset — power cycle
Watchdog — the firmware froze (most commonly the final step during a firmware upgrade)
Soft Reset — reset via softare
Disconnected
When the Stagehand is not connected to a Spikemark computer, it shows Disconnected on the first line. The second line displays the IP Address of the Stagehand.
Connected
When a network connection is established with a Spikemark computer, the first line reads Connected. The second line displays the IP Address of the Stagehand.
Emergency Stop
Setting IP Address
Press the knob next to the OLED display to adjust the IP Address of the Stagehand Pro.
To finish and return to the main screen, turn the knob to scroll the cursor to select either OK or CANCEL and then press the knob to click on the selection.
Setting Subnet
Press and hold the knob next to the OLED display until the SUBNET setting screen appears.
To finish and return to the main screen, turn the knob to scroll the cursor to select either OK or CANCEL and then press the knob to click on the selection.
Manual Operation / Jogging
Top line
On the left side of the display:
F: — forward direction with a percentage of the maximum speed
or
R: — reverse direction with a percentage of the maximum speed
On the right side of the display:
Bottom line
POS: — the encoder position in raw encoder counts (not scaled).
Reverse Limit
Forward Limit
Ultimate Limit
Forward Interlock
Reverse Interlock
All-Stop Interlock
External Fault
Overweight Fault
Underweight Fault
The load cell signal on the Sensor Input is indicating an unexpectedly low weight and is preventing motion in both directions.
Load Alarms Off
Drive Fault
The Drive Fault message is also displayed when the VFD is turned off. The VFD is turned off during an Emergency Stop. Therefore, this message is also displayed during and Emergency Stop.
Brake Fault
The VFD has detected a malfunction in the electrical circuit that controls the brakes and is preventing motion in both directions.
X-Groove Fault
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