[evlatests] EVLA Antenna Stowing

[Barry Clark]

We should find out why they don't autostow.  They should.  (We went to
moderate amounts of trouble to preserve this feature.)  The timeouts are
lengthened - the MIB takes about five minutes to time out, at which point
the timeout in the ACU begins.

But yes, they should be parked at the end of observing anyway.
This shouldn't be in obs2script - one of these days (and I hope soon)
we will want the antennas to go directly from one script to another.  
Also, at the moment, one cannot set the brakes from the script.  Having 
the Executor interface invoke the Stow routine is the way to go.  This 
routine knows what azimuth to park them at.

Pat - could you have somebody verify that they do not autostow.

> 
> We've been told that the EVLA antennas do not autostow when not 
> receiving commands and have asked the operators to park/stow the 
> antennas manually after a test is complete. We do this by either 
> commanding the antenna to the correct az/el (az is different for each 
> arm) or issuing Barry's command:
> 
> /home/asg/.maven/repository/nrao/bin/stow evlaparm "ea14 ea16"
> 
> JC had a good suggestion - what if obs2script added a final scan to put 
> the antenna into park or stow? What do you think?
> 
> Cheers,
> Pat