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Basic Machine Operation (Frames Mode)
Setting the Switches
Switch the Panels / Frames switch to the Frames mode (down).
Note: The front photocell and the "stop count" thumbwheels have no
function in Frames mode.
Switch the Auto / Manual switch as desired. In Auto mode the machine will sew the
frame completely as long as you keep the sew pedal pressed. In Manual mode the
machine will stop at the start and end of each ruffle cycle and the sew pedal must be
released and pressed again.
Setting the Thumbwheels
Adjust the lower six thumbwheels to the Frame size desired. The size displayed on
the thumbwheels is in centimeters. Do to the corners and variations in material and other
factors it may be necessary to adjust the numbers to get the exact size frame desired. For
example: a test frame with an outside measurement of 150 x 203 was created with a
thumbwheel setting of 130 187. Create a chart to cross reference between the different
frame sizes and the actual numbers set in the thumbwheels.
Loading the Flange Roll and Folder
Load the front roll holder with the flanging required and adjust the edge guides and
tension rods as necessary. Load the gusset through the folder, under the encoder roller,
and under the presser foot with at least 1" of material past the needle. Be sure the sensor
at the back of the swing-out bracket is lit indicating that the bracket is all the way in to
the detent. If the detent sensor is not lit, the machine will keep running without making
ruffles or measuring lengths.
Sewing the Frame
Press the Ruffle / Reset button twice to reset the program and prepare to start the
cycle.
Step on the sew pedal and the machine will sew the first half of a short side, make
a corner ruffle cycle, sew the first long side, make the second ruffled corner, sew the
opposite short side, make the third corner ruffle, make the opposite long side, ruffle the
last corner, and make the ending half short side. The machine will stop needle down and
will not sew any more until the presser foot is raised.
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