FY MOVE EXPLAINED:
The FY Move is fully defined as "Feed to Sensor with Safety Distance". The drive will make a typical Feed to Sensor (Registration) move, but with the added flexibility of
adding a "Safety" distance, which means that if the sensor is not found by distance DC from the start of the move, the drive will ramp to a stop.
If the sensor is detected before distance DC is reached, then the drive will perform a normal FS or Registration move, and will stop at distance DI.
This is useful if you were dispensing labels, for example. If you know the spacing of the labels, then the sensor should be triggered within a certain window. If the sensor
isn't triggered within distance DC, then that would most likely mean the label roll is empty, or at least that label is missing.
This command is the only one that would have the value DC be larger ( usually much larger) than value DI.
Remember, the drive is an open-loop stepper system. Just because you put in a value doesn't mean the drive/motor can achieve your desired move.
MD "Motor Disable", always do this when changing Command Mode settings. "MD"
CM21 "Command Mode 21", makes sure the drive is set to Point-to-Point positioning mode. "CM21"
AC "Accel", sets the accel, which will apply to the starting ramp. Both Accel and Decel are independently adjustable, if desired.  "AC2"
DE "Decel", sets the decel, which would apply to both changes decel ramps. "DC2"
VE "Velocity", sets the peak velocity of the move. "VE3"
EG "Electronic Gearing", this is the steps per rev setting of the drive "EG1000"
ME "Motor Enable", enables the motor for motion "ME"
DI "Distance", this is the overall move distance "DI90000"
DC "Distance Change", this is the "Safety" distance ( if sensor not detected, ramp down and stop). "DC60000"
SA Saves parameters in drive. "SA"
FY1L Initiates the move. After the other settings are loaded to the drive, this is the only command required for the drive to make the move. "FY1L"
FY1L sets the drive move (FY), and tells the drive to look at the signal at input #1 (Step terminal) and wait for it to go "low" (On).