Mitsubishi Electric PLK-E SERIES, Technical Manual

Page 1: ...PLK E SERIES Technical Manual 2 USA Version Basic Manual with Touch Screen CLICK HERE FOR CONTENTS ...

Page 2: ... 62 69 Split Pattern Input 70 75 Pattern Adjustment Home Position Correction 76 78 Enlargement Reduction Scale 79 81 Functions Most Commonly Used Area Limit Cancel 82 84 2 Stage Clamp using 1 Pedal Link Method 85 88 2 Stage Clamp using 2 Pedals 89 91 Home Position Return Method when the Clamp is Up 92 94 Home Position Return Method after the Halt switch has been Pressed 95 97 Halt Switch 2 Press O...

Page 3: ...E D KEY NEXT DISPLAY 1 0 1 0 b LED1 LED2 LED3 LED4 LED5 F A B C D THE FIRST MODEL NUMBER THAT APPEARS MAY NOT BE THE MACHINE YOU HAVE SELECT YOUR MODEL BY PRESSING THE ARROW KEY THE ABOVE MODEL IS A PLK E1010 OTHER MODELS ARE PLK E03BT PLK E0504 PLK E1010K2 ETC 3 AFTER YOUR SELECTION PRESS THE D KEY NEXT DISPLAY P L K E P LED1 LED2 LED3 LED4 LED5 F A B C D THE ABOVE SETTING IS THE STEP SEQUENCE IF...

Page 4: ... ARROW KEY THE ABOVE DISPLAY IS ENGLISH OTHER LANGUAGES ARE SPNISH JAPANESE CHINESE AND FRENCH 6 PRESS THE D KEY AFTER YOUR SELECTION THE MACHINE WILL LOAD THE F2 FLOPPY WAIT UNTIL THE DISPLAY CHANGES TO F 3 P I C LED1 LED2 LED3 LED4 LED5 F A B C D TAKE OUT THE F2 FLOPPY AND PUT IN THE F3 FLOPPY 7 PRESS THE D KEY THE MACHINE WILL LOAD THE F3 FLOPPY WAIT UNTIL THE DISPLAY CHANGES TO F 4 F n T LED1 ...

Page 5: ... T GET LOST YOU MAY NEED THEM AGAIN SOMEDAY NOTE 1 WHEN YOU POWER THE MACHINE BACK UP THE LCD DISPLAY WILL SHOW THAT THERE IS NO PATTERN IN THE MACHINE YOU MUST USE THE LCD DISPLAY TO READ A PATTERN STORED ON A FLOPPY OR MAKE A PATTERN PRESS THE ENTER KEY TO GO TO THE STANDARD DISPLAY NOTE 2 HOWEVER IF THE SOFTWARE HAS BEEN RE INSTALLED AND IF THERE WERE PATTERNS IN THE INTERNAL MEMORY OF THE MACH...

Page 6: ...NDARD SCREEN SCREEN AFTER THE NEXT KEY IS PRESSED PATTERN NAME PATTERN NUMBER JOG SPEED PRESSER FOOT UP DOWN JOG MENU HOME IMAGE DISPLAY NEXT SCREEN TO BOBBIN WINDING AND UP DOWN COUNTER BACK TO STANDARD SCREEN BOBBIN WINDING HOME POSITION CORRECTION ...

Page 7: ...THE CLAMP IS LOWERED AND THE START PEDAL IS PRESSED THE MACHINE WILL ROTATE WITHOUT SEWING THE PATTERN SO A BOBBIN CAN BE WOUND PRESS THE X KEY TO RETURN TO THE PREVIOUS SCREEN AND THEN THE BACK KEY TO RETURN TO THE STANDARD SCREEN STANDARD SCREEN RETURN TO PREVIOUS SCREEN ...

Page 8: ...SCREEN AFTER THE MENU KEY IS PRESSED SCREENS THAT CAN BE OPENED IN THE MENU MODE Reading patterns from the floppy disk and internal memory Writing patterns to the floppy disk and internal memory ...

Page 9: ...ification These keys appear for B data Pattern Conversion The keys on the right appear for B data Home position correcting and scaling are the most used Program Mode Various Settings About 10 of these settings are normally used ...

Page 10: ...ration timing etc 2 Slow start Slow start on off Speed change etc 3 Clamp Clamp on off delay timer setting 2 stage clamp setting 2 stage clamp link 4 Area limit Canceling the area limit Changing the area limit range 5 Needle position Adjusting the reverse run angle up down stop position angle etc 6 Thread trimming sensor Thread trimming sensor on off Adjusting the number of delay stitches speed et...

Page 11: ... 1 Feed method Adjusting according to the clamp weight and fabric thickness Setting the feed etc 2 Speed Adjusting the speed for each stage 3 Thread trimming timing Adjusting the thread trimming and thread release operation etc 4 Step Setting operation with the step file 5 Jog Setting operation when JOG key is pressed etc 6 Feed angle Feed start and feed end angle setting Do not change during norm...

Page 12: ...ANDARD SCREEN 1 PRESS THE HOME KEY AND THEN THE MENU KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 2 PRESS THE PATTERN READ KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS THE DEFAULT SETTING IS TO READ A PATTERN FROM THE INTERNAL MEMORY 3 PRESS THE FLOPPY DISK KEY TO CHANGE TO THE SCREEN FOR READING A PATTERN FROM THE FLOPPY DISK ...

Page 13: ...OKS LIKE THIS THE PATTERN NAME BOX_X WITH THE NUMBER 600 WAS READ FROM THE FLOPPY DISK NOTE IF THE SAME PATTERN NUMBER IS IN THE INTERNAL MEMORY A SCREEN WILL APPEAR ASKING IF YOU WANT TO OVERWRITE THE PATTERN IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO OVERWRITE THE PATTERN PRESS THE X KEY AND THE PREVIOUS SCREEN WILL COME BACK IF THE PATTERNS ARE DIFFERENT AND YOU WANT TO KEEP BOTH OF THEM WRITE ONE OF THE PATTERNS T...

Page 14: ...KEY AND THEN THE MENU KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 2 PRESS THE PATTERN WRITE KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS THE DEFAULT SETTING IS TO WRITE THE PATTERN TO THE INTERNAL MEMORY 3 PRESS THE FLOPPY DISK KEY TO CHANGE TO THE SCREEN FOR WRITING A PATTERN TO THE FLOPPY DISK ...

Page 15: ...NES SELECT THE PATTERN NUMBER IN A RANGE FROM 100 249 NOTE 2 IF THE SAME PATTERN NUMBER IS ON THE FLOPPY DISK A SCREEN WILL APPEAR ASKING YOU IF YOU WANT TO OVERWRITE THE PATTERN IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO OVERWRITE THE PATTERN PRESS THE X KEY AND THE PREVIOUS SCREEN WILL COME BACK IF THE PATTERNS ARE DIFFERENT AND YOU WANT TO KEEP BOTH OF THEM WRITE ONE OF THE PATTERNS TO A DIFFERENT NUMBER IN THIS EX...

Page 16: ... KEY AND THEN THE MENU KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 2 PRESS THE PATTERN READ KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS THE DEFAULT SETTING IS TO READ THE PATTERN FROM THE INTERNAL MEMORY 3 PRESS THE FLOPPY DISK KEY TO CHANGE TO THE SCREEN FOR READING A PATTERN FROM THE FLOPPY DISK ...

Page 17: ...AS PRESSED 5 PRESS THE PATTERN DELETE KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS IN THIS EXAMPLE THE PATTERN NUMBER 601 WILL BE DELETED FROM THE FLOPPY DISK NOTE 1 IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO DELETE THIS PATTERN PRESS THE X KEY AND THE DISPLAY WILL RETURN TO THE PREVIOUS ONE 6 TO CONTINUE WITH THE DELETE PRESS ENTER NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS PATTERN 601 WAS DELETED FROM THE FLOPPY DISK ...

Page 18: ... SCREEN 1 PRESS THE HOME KEY AND THEN THE MENU KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 2 PRESS THE PATTERN READ KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS THE DEFAULT SETTING IS TO READ A PATTERN FROM THE INTERNAL MEMORY 3 PRESS THE KEY THAT HAS THE NUMBER AND NAME OF THE PATTERN IN THIS EXAMPLE 601 WAS PRESSED 4 PRESS THE ENTER KEY ...

Page 19: ...NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS THE PATTERN NAME SQUARE WITH THE NUMBER 600 WAS READ FROM THE INTERNAL MEMORY ...

Page 20: ... PATTERN WRITE KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS THE NAME NEW IS DISPLAYED 3 BY PRESSING THE ABC KEY THE LETTERS IN THE NAME WILL BE ERASED FROM RIGHT TO LEFT 4 USING THE KEYPAD PUT IN THE NAME OF YOUR CHOICE USING UP TO 8 ALPHANUMERIC CHARACTERS 5 BY PRESSING THE NO KEY DO THE SAME THING TO CHANGE THE PATTERN NUMBER IN A RANGE FROM 600 799 ...

Page 21: ...RENT WRITE ONE OF THE PATTERNS TO A DIFFERENT NUMBER NOTE 2 TO WRITE THE PATTERN AS A DATA TO BE USED IN THE PLK A SERIES MACHINES YOU MUST WRITE THE PATTERN TO THE FLOPPY DISK IN A NUMBER RANGE FROM 100 249 IN THIS EXAMPLE THE NAME WAS CHANGED TO SQUARE AND THE NUMBER WAS CHANGED TO 601 6 PRESS THE ENTER KEY A WRITE IN PROGRESS SCREEN WILL APPEAR PLEASE WAIT FOR THE PATTERN TO WRITE TO THE INTERN...

Page 22: ...RD SCREEN 1 PRESS THE HOME KEY AND THEN THE MENU KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 2 PRESS THE PATTERN READ KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 3 PRESS THE KEY THAT HAS THE NUMBER AND NAME OF THE PATTERN IN THIS EXAMPLE 601 WAS PRESSED 4 PRESS THE DELETE KEY ...

Page 23: ... NOT WANT TO DELETE THIS PATTERN PRESS THE X KEY AND THE DISPLAY WILL RETURN TO THE PREVIOUS ONE NOTE 2 IF THE PATTERN YOU WANT TO DELETE IS CURRENTLY BEING USED BY THE MACHINE THE PATTERN CANNOT BE DELETED 5 TO CONTINUE WITH THE DELETE PRESS ENTER NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS PATTERN 601 WAS DELETED FROM THE INTERNAL MEMORY ...

Page 24: ...N THIS EXAMPLE THE KEY NUMBER 601 WAS PRESSED AND THAT PATTERN WAS READ FROM THE INTERNAL MEMORY THIS FUNCTION WILL GIVE QUICK ACCESS TO THE LAST 20 PATTERNS THAT WERE READ FROM THE INTERNAL MEMORY AND IN THE ORDER THEY WERE READ FROM LEFT TO RIGHT MOVES TO LAST READ MOVES TO FIRST READ NOTE WHEN THE MACHINE IS TURNED ON THE LIST WILL DISPLAY IN ORDER OF LAST READ ...

Page 25: ... SEQUENCE FEED Y 20MM TO POINT 1 SEW X 20MM TO POINT 2 SEW Y 40MM TO POINT 3 SEW X 40MM TO POINT 4 SEW Y 40MM TO POINT 5 SEW X 29MM TO POINT 6 TO OVERLAP THE START POINT RETURN END STANDARD SCREEN 1 PRESS THE HOME KEY AND LOWER THE CLAMP S 2 PRESS THE MENU KEY ...

Page 26: ...XT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS IF THE B DATA KEY IS NOT ALREADY HIGHLIGHTED PRESS IT ALWAYS USE B DATA SELECT THE STITCH LENGTH USING THE KEYPAD OR THE ARROW KEYS SELECT ONE OF THE LOWER SPEEDS LIKE MD1 MD2 OR L TO HELP PICK UP THE BOBBIN THREAD AT THE START SEW IF NEEDED 5 AFTER YOUR SELECTIONS PRESS THE ENTER KEY ...

Page 27: ... CODE IS ALREADY SET TO FEED IF NO FEED IS REQUIRED PRESS THE FEED KEY 7 USING THE ARROW KEYS FEED Y 20MM TO START POINT 1 8 PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS DON T FORGET TO CHANGE THE SPEED TO HIGH 9 USING THE ARROW KEYS MOVE X 20MM TO POINT 2 10 PRESS THE ENTER KEY ...

Page 28: ...RROW KEYS MOVE X 40MM TO POINT 4 14 PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 15 USING THE ARROW KEYS MOVE Y 40MM TO POINT 5 IF YOU MAKE A MISTAKE AND HAVE NOT PRESSED THE ENTER KEY PRESS THE C KEY TO BACK UP 1 STEP IF YOU HAVE PRESSED THE ENTER KEY PRESS THE ERASE KEY DIRECTLY ABOVE THE C KEY TO BACK UP 1 STEP 16 PRESS THE ENTER KEY ...

Page 29: ...N LOOKS LIKE THIS 17 USING THE ARROW KEYS MOVE X 29MM TO POINT 6 TO OVERLAP POINT 1 18 PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 19 PRESS THE MENU KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 20 PRESS THE RETURN END KEY ...

Page 30: ... 21 PRESS THE HOME KEY AND WAIT FOR THE SCREEN TO RETURN TO THE STANDARD SCREEN DISPLAY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS CHECK THE PATTERN BY USING THE JOG KEYS IF YOU WANT TO SAVE THE PATTERN WRITE IT TO MEMORY OR TO THE FLOPPY DISK ...

Page 31: ...INT 1 INSERT A SECOND HOME POSITION CODE SEW X 20MM TO POINT 2 SEW Y 40MM TO POINT 3 INSERT A FUNCTION 1 CODE SEW X 40MM TO POINT 4 INSERT A TRIM AND STOP CODE SEW Y 40MM TO POINT 5 SEW X 29MM TO POINT 6 TO OVERLAP THE START POINT RETURN END STANDARD SCREEN 1 PRESS THE HOME KEY AND LOWER THE CLAMP S 2 PRESS THE MENU KEY ...

Page 32: ...N LOOKS LIKE THIS 3 PRESS THE PATTERN INPUT KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 4 PRESS THE CLEAR KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS IF NEEDED USE THIS SCREEN TO CHANGE THE STITCH LENGTH AND SPEED 5 PRESS THE ENTER KEY ...

Page 33: ...NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 6 PRESS THE HOME KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 7 USING THE ARROW KEYS FEED Y 20MM TO POINT 1 8 PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 9 PRESS THE CODE KEY ...

Page 34: ...ESS THE 2HP KEY 11 PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 12 USING THE ARROW KEYS MOVE X 20MM TO POINT 2 13 PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 14 USING THE ARROW KEYS MOVE Y 40MM TO POINT 3 15 PRESS THE ENTER KEY ...

Page 35: ... LIKE THIS 16 PRESS THE CODE KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 17 PRESS THE FUN 1 KEY 360 FLIP CRANK 18 PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 19 USING THE ARROW KEYS MOVE X 40MM TO POINT 4 20 PRESS THE ENTER KEY ...

Page 36: ...NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LOKE THIS 21 PRESS THE CODE KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 22 PRESS THE TRIM KEY 23 PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 24 PRESS THE CODE KEY ...

Page 37: ...EY UP STOP 26 PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 27 USING THE ARROW KEYS MOVE Y 40MM TO POINT 5 28 PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 29 USING THE ARROW KEYS MOVE X 29MM TO POINT 6 TO OVERLAP POINT 1 30 PRESS THE ENTER KEY ...

Page 38: ...EN LOOKS LIKE THIS 31 PRESS THE MENU KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 32 PRESS THE RETURN END KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 33 PRESS THE HOME KEY AND WAIT FOR THE SCREEN TO RETURN TO THE STANDARD SCREEN DISPLAY ...

Page 39: ...NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS CHECK THE PATTERN BY USING THE JOG KEYS IF YOU WANT TO SAVE THE PATTERN WRITE IT TO MEMORY OR TO THE FLOPPY DISK ...

Page 40: ...M HOME TO POINT 1 ARC POINT 1 SEW X 20MM AND Y 20MM TO POINT 2 ARC POINT 2 SEW X 20MM AND Y 20MM TO POINT 3 ARC POINT 3 RETURN END STANDARD SCREEN 1 PRESS THE HOME KEY AND LOWER THE CLAMP S 2 PRESS THE MENU KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 3 PRESS THE PATTERN INPUT KEY ...

Page 41: ...SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 4 PRESS THE CLEAR KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS IF NEEDED USE THIS SCREEN TO CHANGE THE STITCH LENGTH AND SPEED 5 PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 6 PRESS THE HOME KEY ...

Page 42: ...KE THIS 7 USING THE ARROW KEYS FEED X 20MM FROM HOME TO POINT 1 8 PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 9 PRESS THE PATTERN METHOD KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 10 PRESS THE ARC INPUT KEY 11 PRESS THE ENTER KEY ...

Page 43: ...EYS MOVE X 20MM AND Y 20MM TO POINT 2 13 PRESS THE ENTER KEY X Y WILL THEN DISPLAY ALL 0 S NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 14 USING THE ARROW KEYS MOVE X 20MM AND Y 20MM TO POINT 3 15 PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 16 PRESS THE ENTER KEY ...

Page 44: ...EN LOOKS LIKE THIS 17 PRESS THE MENU KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 18 PRESS THE RETURN END KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 19 PRESS THE HOME KEY AND WAIT FOR THE SCREEN TO RETURN TO THE STANDARD SCREEN DISPLAY ...

Page 45: ...NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS CHECK THE PATTERN BY USING THE JOG KEYS IF YOU WANT TO SAVE THE PATTERN WRITE IT TO MEMORY OR TO THE FLOPPY DISK ...

Page 46: ... Y 20MM FROM HOME TO POINT 1 CIRCLE POINT 1 SEW X 20MM AND Y 20MM TO POINT 2 CIRCLE POINT 2 SEW X 40MM TO POINT 3 CIRCLE POINT 3 RETURN END STANDARD SCREEN 1 PRESS THE HOME KEY AND LOWER THE CLAMP S 2 PRESS THE MENU KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 3 PRESS THE PATTERN INPUT KEY ...

Page 47: ...SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 4 PRESS THE CLEAR KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS IF NEEDED USE THIS SCREEN TO CHANGE THE STITCH LENGTH AND SPEED 5 PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 6 PRESS THE HOME KEY ...

Page 48: ...MM FROM HOME TO POINT 1 8 PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 9 PRESS THE PATTERN METHOD KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 10 PRESS THE CIRCLE INPUT KEY 11 PRESS THE OVERLAP KEY SO THE STITCHING WILL OVERLAP POINT 1 BY 3 STITCHES 12 PRESS THE ENTER KEY ...

Page 49: ...ROW KEYS MOVE X 20MM AND Y 20MM TO POINT 2 14 PRESS THE ENTER KEY X Y WILL THEN DISPLAY ALL 0 S NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 15 USING THE ARROW KEYS MOVE X 40MM TO POINT 3 16 PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 17 PRESS THE ENTER KEY ...

Page 50: ...EN LOOKS LIKE THIS 18 PRESS THE MENU KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 19 PRESS THE RETURN END KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 20 PRESS THE HOME KEY AND WAIT FOR THE SCREEN TO RETURN TO THE STANDARD SCREEN DISPLAY ...

Page 51: ...NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS CHECK THE PATTERN BY USING THE JOG KEYS IF YOU WANT TO SAVE THE PATTERN WRITE IT TO MEMORY OR TO THE FLOPPY DISK ...

Page 52: ...E TO POINT 1 SEW X 10MM AND Y 10MM TO POINT 2 SEW X 10MM AND Y 10MM TO POINT 3 SEW X 10MM AND Y 10MM TO POINT 4 SEW X 10MM AND Y 10MM TO POINT 5 RETURN END STANDARD SCREEN 1 PRESS THE HOME KEY AND LOWER THE CLAMP S 2 PRESS THE MENU KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 3 PRESS THE PATTERN INPUT KEY ...

Page 53: ...SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 4 PRESS THE CLEAR KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS IF NEEDED USE THIS SCREEN TO CHANGE THE STITCH LENGTH AND SPEED 5 PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 6 PRESS THE HOME KEY ...

Page 54: ...S LIKE THIS 7 USING THE ARROW KEYS FEED X 20MM TO POINT 1 8 PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 9 PRESS THE PATTERN METHOD KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 10 PRESS THE CURVE INPUT KEY 11 PRESS THE ENTER KEY ...

Page 55: ...Y X Y WILL THEN DISPLAY ALL 0 S NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 14 USING THE ARROW KEYS MOVE X 10MM AND Y 10MM TO POINT 3 15 PRESS THE ENTER KEY X Y WILL THEN DISPLAY ALL 0 S NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 16 USING THE ARROW KEYS MOVE X 10MM AND Y 10MM TO POINT 4 17 PRESS THE ENTER KEY X Y WILL THEN DISPLAY ALL 0 S ...

Page 56: ...ING THE ARROW KEYS MOVE X 10MM AND Y 10MM TO POINT 5 19 PRESS THE ENTER KEY X Y WILL THEN DISPLAY ALL 0 S 20 PRESS THE ENTER KEY AGAIN NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 21 PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 22 PRESS THE MENU KEY ...

Page 57: ... NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 24 PRESS THE HOME KEY AND WAIT FOR THE SCREEN TO RETURN TO THE STANDARD SCREEN DISPLAY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS CHECK THE PATTERN BY USING THE JOG KEYS IF YOU WANT TO SAVE THE PATTERN WRITE IT TO MEMORY OR TO THE FLOPPY DISK ...

Page 58: ... AND Y 20MM FROM HOME TO POINT 1 SEW Y 20MM TO POINT 2 SEW X 20MM AND Y 20MM TO POINT 3 SEW X 20MM AND Y 20MM TO POINT 4 SEW Y 20MM TO POINT 5 RETURN END STANDARD SCREEN 1 PRESS THE HOME KEY AND LOWER THE CLAMP S 2 PRESS THE MENU KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 3 PRESS THE PATTERN INPUT KEY ...

Page 59: ...SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 4 PRESS THE CLEAR KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS IF NEEDED USE THIS SCREEN TO CHANGE THE STITCH LENGTH AND SPEED 5 PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 6 PRESS THE HOME KEY ...

Page 60: ...IS 7 USING THE ARROW KEYS FEED X 20MM AND Y 20MM TO POINT 1 8 PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 9 PRESS THE PATTERN METHOD KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 10 PRESS THE BROKEN LINE INPUT KEY 11 PRESS THE ENTER KEY ...

Page 61: ...WILL THEN DISPLAY ALL 0 S NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 14 USING THE ARROW KEYS MOVE X 20MM AND Y 20MM TO POINT 3 15 PRESS THE ENTER KEY X Y WILL THEN DISPLAY ALL 0 S NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 16 USING THE ARROW KEYS MOVE X 20MM AND Y 20MM TO POINT 4 17 PRESS THE ENTER KEY X Y WILL THEN DISPLAY ALL 0 S ...

Page 62: ...18 USING THE ARROW KEYS MOVE Y 20MM TO POINT 5 19 PRESS THE ENTER KEY X Y WILL THEN DISPLAY ALL 0 S 20 PRESS THE ENTER KEY AGAIN NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 21 PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 22 PRESS THE MENU KEY ...

Page 63: ... NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 24 PRESS THE HOME KEY AND WAIT FOR THE SCREEN TO RETURN TO THE STANDARD SCREEN DISPLAY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS CHECK THE PATTERN BY USING THE JOG KEYS IF YOU WANT TO SAVE THE PATTERN WRITE IT TO MEMORY OR TO THE FLOPPY DISK ...

Page 64: ...OM HOME TO POINT 1 SEW X 20MM TO POINT 2 SEW Y 40MM TO POINT 3 SEW X 40MM TO POINT 4 SEW Y 40MM TO POINT 5 SEW X 29MM TO POINT 6 TO OVERLAP THE START POINT STANDARD SCREEN 1 PRESS THE HOME KEY AND LOWER THE CLAMP S 2 PRESS THE MENU KEY START END 5 1 6 2 4 3 HOME ...

Page 65: ...E THIS 3 PRESS THE PATTERN INPUT KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 4 PRESS THE CLEAR KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS IF NEEDED USE THIS SCREEN TO CHANGE THE STITCH LENGTH AND SPEED 5 AFTER YOUR SELECTIONS PRESS THE ENTER KEY ...

Page 66: ... SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 6 PRESS THE HOME KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 7 USING THE ARROW KEYS FEED Y 20MM TO START POINT 1 8 PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 9 PRESS THE PATTERN METHOD KEY ...

Page 67: ...HE ZIG WIDTH KEY AND USE THE KEYPAD OR ARROW KEYS TO SET IN THE ZIG ZAG WIDTH SET IN 3 0 14 PRESS THE ZIG PITCH KEY TO SET IN THE ZIG ZAG STITCH LENGTH SET IN 3 0 15 SELECT THE PATTERN DIRECTION L LEFT IS FOR COUNTER CLOCKWISE C CENTER IS THE SAME AS R USED WHERE THERE IS A ZIG ZAG AND STRAIGHT STITCH COMBINATION R RIGHT IS FOR CLOCKWISE IN THIS EXAMPLE SELECT RIGHT 16 PRESS THE ENTER KEY ...

Page 68: ...EXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 18 USING THE ARROW KEYS MOVE X 20MM TO POINT 2 19 PRESS THE ENTER KEY X Y WILL THEN DISPLAY ALL 0 S NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 20 USING THE ARROW KEYS MOVE Y 40MM TO POINT 3 21 PRESS THE ENTER KEY X Y WILL THEN DISPLAY ALL 0 S ...

Page 69: ...PLAY ALL 0 S NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 24 USING THE ARROW KEYS MOVE Y 40MM TO POINT 5 25 PRESS THE ENTER KEY X Y WILL THEN DISPLAY ALL 0 S NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 26 USING THE ARROW KEYS MOVE X 29MM TO POINT 6 TO OVERLAP POINT 1 27 PRESS THE ENTER KEY X Y WILL THEN DISPLAY ALL 0 S 28 PRESS THE ENTER KEY AGAIN ...

Page 70: ...NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 29 PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 30 PRESS THE MENU KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 31 PRESS THE RETURN END KEY ...

Page 71: ... 32 PRESS THE HOME KEY AND WAIT FOR THE SCREEN TO RETURN TO THE STANDARD SCREEN DISPLAY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS CHECK THE PATTERN BY USING THE JOG KEYS IF YOU WANT TO SAVE THE PATTERN WRITE IT TO MEMORY OR TO THE FLOPPY DISK ...

Page 72: ...EFT RIGHT SIDE SIDE SEW HOME SEW 2 FEED 3 SEQUENCE FEED X 20MM AND Y 20MM FROM HOME TO POINT 1 SEW Y 40MM TO POINT 2 FEED X 40MM TO POINT 3 SEW Y 40MM TO POINT 4 RETURN END STANDARD SCREEN 1 PRESS THE HOME KEY AND LOWER THE CLAMP S 2 PRESS THE MENU ...

Page 73: ...N LOOKS LIKE THIS 3 PRESS THE PATTERN INPUT KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 4 PRESS THE CLEAR KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS IF NEEDED USE THIS SCREEN TO CHANGE THE STITCH LENGTH AND SPEED 5 PRESS THE ENTER KEY ...

Page 74: ...IS 6 PRESS THE HOME KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 7 USING THE ARROW KEYS FEED X 20MM AND Y 20MM TO POINT 1 8 PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 9 USING THE ARROW KEYS MOVE Y 40MM TO POINT 2 10 PRESS THE ENTER KEY ...

Page 75: ... 1 THE MACHINE WILL AUTOMATICALLY TRIM THE THREAD AT POINT 2 13 PRESS THE ENTER KEY NOTE 2 IF YOU WANT THE CLAMP TO RAISE AFTER THIS STEP YOU WOULD PRESS THE CODE KEY AND ENTER THE USTP CODE UP STOP AND THEN CONTINUE TO THE NEXT STEP NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 14 USING THE ARROW KEYS MOVE Y 40MM TO POINT 4 15 PRESS THE ENTER KEY ...

Page 76: ...EN LOOKS LIKE THIS 16 PRESS THE MENU KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 17 PRESS THE RETURN END KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 18 PRESS THE HOME KEY AND WAIT FOR THE SCREEN TO RETURN TO THE STANDARD SCREEN DISPLAY ...

Page 77: ...NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS CHECK THE PATTERN BY USING THE JOG KEYS IF YOU WANT TO SAVE THE PATTERN WRITE IT TO MEMORY OR TO THE FLOPPY DISK ...

Page 78: ...OWER THE CLAMP 1 PRESS THE MENU KEY THE NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 2 PRESS THE CONVERT KEY THE NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 3 PRESS THE HOME POSITION CORRECT KEY TO HIGHLIGHT THE KEY NORMALLY THE KEY IS ALREADY HIGHLIGHTED 4 PRESS THE ENTER KEY ...

Page 79: ...OKS LIKE THIS 5 PRESS THE ON KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 6 USE THE ARROW KEYS TO SELECT THE AMOUNT OF CHANGE TO THE HOME POSITION UP TO 12 7MM 7 PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 8 PRESS THE TOP KEY ...

Page 80: ...NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 9 PRESS THE HOME KEY THE SETTING WILL WRITE TO MEMORY AND RETURN TO THE STANDARD SCREEN ...

Page 81: ...LARGEMENT AND REDUCTION SCALE STANDARD SCREEN 1 PRESS THE MENU KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 2 PRESS THE CONVERT KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 3 PRESS THE ENLARGE AND REDUCE KEY 4 PRESS THE ENTER KEY ...

Page 82: ... CAN BE CHANGED USING THE KEYPAD OR THE ARROW KEYS SCALE AND SHIFT THE PATTERN SCALE FROM PATTERN START SCALE FROM HOME POSITION 5 SELECT SCALE FROM PATTERN START FOR THIS EXAMPLE 6 PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 7 PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 8 PRESS THE HOME KEY ...

Page 83: ...NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 9 PRESS THE TOP KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 10 PRESS THE HOME KEY THE SETTING WILL WRITE TO MEMORY AND RETURN TO THE STANDARD SCREEN ...

Page 84: ...AREA LIMIT CANCEL STANDARD SCREEN 1 PRESS THE MENU KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 2 PRESS THE PROGRAM KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 3 PRESS THE AREA LIMIT KEY ...

Page 85: ...NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 4 PRESS THE ALC KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 5 PRESS THE ON KEY 6 PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 7 PRESS THE X KEY ...

Page 86: ...NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 8 PRESS THE TOP KEY THE MACHINE WILL WRITE THE NEW SETTING TO MEMORY AND RETURN TO THE STANDARD SCREEN ...

Page 87: ...2 STAGE CLAMP FUNCTION USING 1 PEDAL Link Method STANDARD SCREEN 1 PRESS THE MENU KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 2 PRESS THE PROGRAM KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 3 PRESS THE CLAMP KEY ...

Page 88: ...T SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 4 PRESS THE FORWARD ARROW KEY UNTIL THE NEXT SCREEN IS DISPLAYED NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 5 PRESS THE FN KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 6 PRESS THE 2 KEY 7 PRESS THE ENTER KEY ...

Page 89: ...NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 8 PRESS THE CF KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 9 PRESS THE ON KEY 10 PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 11 PRESS THE X KEY ...

Page 90: ...NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 12 PRESS THE TOP KEY THE MACHINE WILL WRITE THE NEW SETTING TO MEMORY AND RETURN TO THE STANDARD SCREEN ...

Page 91: ...2 STAGE CLAMP FUNCTION USING 2 PEDALS STANDARD SCREEN 1 PRESS THE MENU KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 2 PRESS THE PROGRAM KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 3 PRESS THE CLAMP KEY ...

Page 92: ...T SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 4 PRESS THE FORWARD ARROW KEY UNTIL THE NEXT SCREEN IS DISPLAYED NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 5 PRESS THE FN KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 6 PRESS THE 2 KEY 7 PRESS THE ENTER KEY ...

Page 93: ...NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 8 PRESS THE X KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 9 PRESS THE TOP KEY THE MACHINE WILL WRITE THE NEW SETTING TO MEMORY AND RETURN TO THE STANDARD SCREEN ...

Page 94: ...HOME POSITION RETURN METHOD WHEN THE CLAMP IS UP STANDARD SCREEN 1 PRESS THE MENU KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 2 PRESS THE PROGRAM KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 3 PRESS THE PAGE FORWARD KEY 1 TIME ...

Page 95: ...NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 4 PRESS THE HOME POSITION KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 5 PRESS THE HPF KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 6 PRESS THE ON KEY 7 PRESS THE ENTER KEY ...

Page 96: ...NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 8 PRESS THE X KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 9 PRESS THE TOP KEY THE CHANGE WILL WRITE TO MEMORY AND RETURN TO THE STANDARD SCREEN ...

Page 97: ...HOME POSITION RETURN METHOD AFTER HALT SWITCH STANDARD SCREEN 1 PRESS THE MENU KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 2 PRESS THE PROGRAM KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 3 PRESS THE PAGE FORWARD KEY 1 TIME ...

Page 98: ...ITION KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 5 PRESS THE HPM KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS THE JS FUNCTION WILL RE TRACE THE PATTERN BACK TO THE START POSITION THE JE FUNCTION WILL TRACE THE PATTERN TO THE END POSITION THIS KEY WILL MOVE TO THE NEXT PAGE ...

Page 99: ...HAN HALF WAY DONE IF MORE THAN HALF WAY DONE THE PATTERN WILL TRACE TO THE END THIS KEY MOVES BACK TO THE PREVIOUS PAGE 6 AFTER YOUR SELECTION PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 7 PRESS THE X KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 8 PRESS THE TOP KEY THE CHANGE WILL WRITE TO MEMORY AND RETURN TO THE STANDARD SCREEN ...

Page 100: ...LL STOP IN THE DOWN POSITION IF THE HALT SWITCH IS PRESSED AGAIN THE MACHINE WILL TRIM AND POSITION THE NEEDLE UP STANDARD SCREEN 1 PRESS THE MENU KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 2 PRESS THE PROGRAM KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 3 PRESS THE FORWARD ARROW KEY UNTIL THE NEXT SCREEN IS DISPLAYED ...

Page 101: ...NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 4 PRESS THE HALT KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 5 PRESS THE STN KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 6 PRESS THE DN KEY 7 PRESS THE ENTER KEY ...

Page 102: ...NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 8 PRESS THE ST2 KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 9 PRESS THE UT KEY 10 PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 11 PRESS THE X KEY ...

Page 103: ...NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 12 PRESS THE TOP KEY THE MACHINE WILL WRITE THE NEW SETTING TO MEMORY AND RETURN TO THE STANDARD SCREEN ...

Page 104: ...SETTING FILE READ STANDARD SCREEN 1 PRESS THE MENU KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 2 PRESS THE FUNCTION KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 3 PRESS THE SETTING FILE READ KEY ...

Page 105: ... LOOKS LIKE THIS IF THERE IS MORE THAN 1 SETTING FILE ON THE FLOPPY DISK PRESS THE ARROW KEYS TO SWITCH BETWEEN THEM 6 AFTER YOUR SELECTION PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS WHEN THE BEEPING STARTS TURN OFF THE MACHINE WHEN THE MACHINE IS TURNED BACK ON THE NEW SETTING FILE IS READY ...

Page 106: ...STEP FILE READ STANDARD SCREEN 1 PRESS THE MENU KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 2 PRESS THE FUNCTION KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 3 PRESS THE SETTING FILE READ KEY ...

Page 107: ...N LOOKS LIKE THIS IF THERE IS MORE THAN 1 STEP FILE ON THE FLOPPY DISK PRESS THE ARROW KEYS TO SWITCH BETWEEN THEM 6 AFTER YOUR SELECTION PRESS THE ENTER KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS WHEN THE BEEPING STARTS TURN OFF THE MACHINE WHEN THE MACHINE IS TURNED BACK ON THE NEW STEP FILE IS READY ...

Page 108: ...THIS P L K E G LED1 LED2 LED3 LED4 LED5 H F A B C D 4 PRESS THE D KEY THE DISPLAY WILL LOOK LIKE THIS P L K E P LED1 LED2 LED3 LED4 LED5 H F A B C D 5 PRESS THE D KEY THE MACHINE WILL BEGIN INSTALLING THE BACKUP FILES NOTE DO NOT TAKE OUT THE FLOPPY DISK WHILE THE GREEN LIGHT ON THE FLOPPY DRIVE IS ON AFTER THE MACHINE IS DONE INSTALLING THE DISK THE NORMAL MODE DISPLAY WILL APPEAR TAKE OUT THE FL...

Page 109: ...INPUT AND OUTPUT TEST MODE STANDARD SCREEN 1 PRESS THE HOME KEY 2 PRESS THE MENU KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 3 PRESS THE INPUT OUTPUT KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 4 PRESS THE INPUT TEST KEY ...

Page 110: ... PRESS THE X KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 6 PRESS THE OUTPUT STATUS KEY THIS SCREEN WILL SHOW THE STATUS OF THE OUTPUTS IN THIS SCREEN OUTPUT 4 AND 5 ARE ON OUTPUT D AND G ARE ALSO ON BUT NOT BEING USED OUTPUT 1 TRIMMER OUTPUT 2 WIPER OUTPUT 3 TENSION RELEASE OUTPUT 4 MAIN CLAMP OUTPUT 5 PRESSER FOOT OUTPUT 6 BEEPER OUTPUT B FUN 1 ALSO KNOWN AS REVERSE OR 360 OUTPUT C SECOND STAGE CLAMP OTHER O...

Page 111: ...ER THAT SOLENOID CAN BE CHECKED OUTPUT 1 TRIMMER OUTPUT 2 WIPER OUTPUT 3 TENSION RELEASE OUTPUT 4 MAIN CLAMP OUTPUT 5 PRESSER FOOT OUTPUT 6 BEEPER OUTPUT B FUN 1 ALSO KNOWN AS REVERSE OR 360 OUTPUT C SECOND STAGE CLAMP OTHER OUTPUTS ARE EXTRA 8 AFTER TESTING PRESS THE X KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOK LIKE THIS 9 PRESS THE X KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 10 PRESS THE ENCODER SENSOR DETECTOR KEY ...

Page 112: ...SITION 12 ROTATE THE MOTOR PULLEY TO CHECK THE MOTOR ENCODER 13 MOVE THE CLAMP IN THE X AND Y DIRECTION TO CHECK THE X Y HOMING SENSORS NOTE IF THE ARROW MOVES OR THE WHEEL ROTATES THAT INPUT IS WORKING 14 AFTER CHECKING PRESS THE X KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 15 PRESS THE TOP KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS STANDARD SCREEN INPUT OUTPUT TEST COMPLETE ...

Page 113: ...lights on the display of the setting panel and the buzzer sounds continuously When an error code No is displayed confirm the error code No and investigate according to the following table The machine can be restored to the normal mode by turning OFF the power once and turning it On again Error Code Function name Probable cause Inspection Display E 001 Main Motor over current trip Is the wire to th...

Page 114: ...ion sensor is examined abnormal Power off it not short circuited The model is examined Is not the model mistaken Examines with Home position encoder detector confirmation of Message STATE OF HOME SENSOR DOES NOT CHANGE input output setting mode When connect the liquid crystal panel E 011 The memory is abnormal Information could not saved correctly at the last power off Please install system softwa...

Page 115: ...is rising OFF Lower ON the presser foot Message CLUMP UP POSITION Sub Message TURN ON THE FOOT SWITCH BLACK FOOT SWITCH M 004 The production number UP counter has reached the set value Turn ON the C key enter key and cancel Message UP COUNTER SETTING VALUE UP Sub Message M 005 DOWN counter has reached the set value Turn ON the C key enter key and cancel Message DOWN COUNTER SETTING VALUE UP Sub Me...

Page 116: ...Message S6 SIGNAL INPUT THEN MACHINE NOT START Sub Message PLEASE RELEASE THE S6 SIGNAL M 043 Message START PROHIBIT SIGNAL INPUT THEN MACHINE NOT START Sub Message PLEASE RELEASE THE START PROHIBIT INPUT SIGNAL M 044 Message COUNT UP THEN MACHINE NOT START Sub Message PLEASE CLEAR THE COUNTER M 050 Message PRESS HOME KEY M 051 Message ILLEGAL SETTING Sub Message PLEASE INPUT A CORRECT VALUE M 052...

Page 117: ...essage PLEASE RETURN TO HOME POSITION M 070 Message CURVE DATA WAS NOT ABLE TO BE MADE FROM INPUT POINT Sub Message PLEASE REVIEW INPUT POINT OR AN OFFSET MULTIPLE POINT M 071 Message THERE IS NO DELETED DATA M 072 Message THE TR IS NOT INPUT AND CANNOT BE ADDED TO THIS POSITION Sub Message PLEASE INPUT AND ADD THE TRIM AFTER SEW M 073 Message THE SAME CODE AS THE DATA JUST BEFORE IS NOT INPUT OR ...

Page 118: ... Message NOW MAKING DATA Sub Message PLEASE WAIT FOR A WHILE M 101 Message CALCULATING Sub Message PLEASE WAIT FOR A WHILE M 102 Message MAKE ARC DATA M 103 Message MAKE CIRCLE DATA M 104 Message MAKE CURVE DATA M 105 Message MAKE BREAK LINE DATA M 106 Message MOVE TO END DATA Sub Message PLEASE WAIT FOR A WHILE M 120 Message MOVE TO START POINT Sub Message PLEASE WAIT FOR A WHILE M 121 Message MO...

Page 119: ...D TACKING CANNOT BE CONVERTED Sub Message PLEASE SPECIFY SEWING DATA OTHER THAN THE POINT INPUT BECAUSE OF THE POINT INPUT DATA M 160 Message PLEASE MAKE AREA LIMIT EFFECTIVE Sub Message IT IS DANGEROUS WHEN USING BY THE AREA LIMIT RELEASE M 161 Message HALT SW IS PRESSED Sub Message PLEASE RELEASE THE HALT SWITCH M 162 Message ILLEGAL NUMBER WAS SET Sub Message PLEASE SETTING AGAIN M 163 Message ...

Page 120: ... M 220 Write in to internal memory is prohibited Change the on setting of A mode internal memory write in prohibit PFL Message MEMORY IS WRITE PROTECTED function to of Sub Message PLEASE RELEASE WRITE PROTECTION WHEN WRITING M 221 An error has occurred in the internal memory Return to normal mode by turning on the C key Execute the same operation again If Message MEMORY ERROR message code M 11 is ...

Page 121: ...ssage THERE IS THE SECOND HOME POSITION IN THE PATTERN DATA Sub Message PLEASE CHANGE THE PATTERN DATA M 239 Message THE AMOUNT OF THE HOME CORRECTION IS WRITTEN ON THE DATA Sub Message WHEN IS SELECT USUAL IS WRITTEN M 240 Message OUT OF AREA LIMIT Sub Message PLEASE CHANGE THE SEWING DATA M 241 Message WRONG PATTERN DATA WAS SET Sub Message PLEASE CHANGE THE SEWING DATA M 242 Read protect withou...

Page 122: ...se attention M 278 Message Trouble 2 occurred Sub Message please attention M 279 Message Trouble 3 occurred Sub Message please attention M 280 Message Trouble 4 occurred Sub Message please attention M 281 Message Trouble 5 occurred Sub Message please attention M 300 Message PATTERN DATA COPYING FLOPPY DISK TO MEMORY Sub Message PLEASE WAIT FOR A WHILE M 301 Message PATTERN DATA COPYING MEMORY TO F...

Page 123: ...ED M 314 Message THE TABLE NUMBER OF THE COPY AHEAD IS BEING USED NOW Sub Message OVERWRITES SETTING M 315 Message MAY I COPY THE SPECIFIED PATTERN DATA Sub Message OVERWRITES THERE S PAT DATA OF SAME No FORMER DATA IS DEL M 316 Message MAY I COPY ALL THE PATTERN DATA Sub Message OVERWRITES THERE S PAT DATA OF SAME No FORMER DATA IS DEL M 317 Message MAY I OVERWRITE THE COMBINATION DATA Sub Messag...

Page 124: ...122 2 STAGE CLAMP FUNCTION USING 1 PEDAL STEP METHOD STANDARD SCREEN 1 PRESS THE MENU KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 2 PRESS THE PROGRAM KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 3 PRESS THE CLAMP KEY ...

Page 125: ...XT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 4 PRESS THE FORWARD ARROW KEY UNTIL THE NEXT SCREEN IS DISPLAYED NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 5 PRESS THE FSR KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 6 PRESS THE ON KEY 7 PRESS THE ENTER KEY ...

Page 126: ...XT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 8 PRESS THE FORWARD ARROW KEY UNTIL THE NEXT SCREEN IS DISPLAYED NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 9 PRESS THE FN KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 10 PRESS THE 2 KEY 11 PRESS THE ENTER KEY ...

Page 127: ... LOOKS LIKE THIS 12 PRESS THE X KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 13 PRESS THE TOP KEY THE MACHINE WILL WRITE THE NEW SETTING TO MEMORY AND RETURN TO THE STANDARD SCREEN NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 14 PRESS THE MENU KEY ...

Page 128: ...EXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 16 PRESS THE INPUT KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 17 USING THE KEYPAD PRESS 1010 IF THE PASSWORD IS NOT ENTERED CORRECTLY THE MACHINE WILL MAKE AN ERROR SCREEN PRESS THE ENTER KEY ON THE ERROR SCREEN AND TRY AGAIN 18 PRESS THE ENTER KEY ...

Page 129: ...T SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 19 PRESS THE IFI KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 20 KEEP PRESSING THE UP ARROW UNTIL THE SETTING IS FSP NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS THE SETTING FOR I2 IS NOW FSP 21 PRESS THE ENTER KEY ...

Page 130: ...128 NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 22 PRESS THE X KEY NEXT SCREEN LOOKS LIKE THIS 23 PRESS THE TOP KEY THE MACHINE WILL WRITE THE NEW SETTING TO MEMORY AND RETURN TO THE STANDARD SCREEN ...

Page 131: ...89 1 350780 1 1 2 4P 350689 1 3P 350690 1 770361 1 350418 1 172339 1 170359 1 172331 1 170361 1 172339 1 170359 1 60 8263 3048 15 001 60 8263 0513 00 808 60 8263 3038 15 000 60 8263 0513 00 808 1 2 1 2 Halt switch Clamp Wiper Tread release 171822 4 170204 1 5197 02 5225TL 5196 02 BU 5225TL Presser foot 5197 03 5225TL Other voltage refer to 15 Several power supply 60 9090 306 108 005 60 9090 0423 9...

Page 132: ...or Output of solenoid RS 232C Teaching panel Input output signal Input signal Foot switch CON2 CON1 CON1 CON1 CON3 CON9 CON5 CON6 CON5 CON3 CON10 CON9 CON8 CON4 CON4 CON1 Brake register MFS30A 101K 100ohm CONA CONC COND CONE CONF CONG CONH CONI CON5 Grey Brown Blue Orange Black CON1 CON3 CON4 CON7 CON2 CON7 CON6 To PLK B1 PCCON P W B CON1 PLK E CU 20 BKO E3160H01 Model name Control box CON6 ...

Page 133: ...n Yellow 60 9090 305 108 005 Black Brown Green Yellow Green Yellow 60 9090 306 108 005 Blac k Brow Blue Green Yellow 60 9090 304 218 006 PLK B PUC B40 1 2 3 4 ON 1 3phi AC200V 240V 50 60Hz To control box CONB Push button switch assay M090C349G03 60 9090 306 108 002 Red White Black Green Red White Black Green Green Ground ON OFF 2 3phi AC380V 415V 50 60Hz Except Europe Push button switch assay M090...

Page 134: ... 108 005 Black Brown Blue Green Yellow Green Yellow 60 9090 306 108 005 Black Green Yellow Brown Blue Green Yellow Black Ferrite core Brown Blue Green Yellow Black PLK B1 FIL P W B 60 9090 305 208 005 Brown Blue Green Yellow Black 60 9090 306 208 005 60 9090 304 118 006 PLK E NU 20 Blue Brown Green Green Yellow Brown Blue Green Yellow 60 9090 306 108 005 4 1phi AC200V 240V 50 60Hz Europe Ground Gr...

Page 135: ...ply Connect to push button switch or power unit or noise filter unit Main motor Connect to main motor Stepping motor Connect to stepping motoring sewing machine head Output of solenoid Connect to dewing machine head RS 232C option Teaching panel option Input signal Connect to sewing machine head Foot switch Connect to foot switch CONE Input output signal ...

Page 136: ...2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 O1 O3 O5 OB O9 O7 O6 24V O2 O4 OC OA O8 OSC2 24V Table1 2 Table1 3 Table1 5 Table1 7 Initial setting Trim Thread release Presser foot Function output 1 Function output 3 Virtual output 1 Buzzer Wiper Clamp Clamp2 output Function output 2 Virtual output 1 Table1 4 6 Foot switch CONI Signal Pin No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Body 12V I1 I2 I3 GND GND N C GND E Initial setting S...

Page 137: ... setting Nothing Nothing Nothing Nothing Virtual input 0 Nothing Nothing Needle up down Virtual input 1 12V 12V 12V IA 12V IB 12V IC 12V ID B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 B9 B10 3 Terminal 2 Into sewing machine head Signal Pin No A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 A9 A10 IE 0V IF O6 O7 O8 O9 OA OB OC Initial setting Thread trimming protect Clamp2 input Buzzer Virtual output 1 Virtual output 0 Function output 3 Func...

Page 138: ... Y22 CON3 29 CON10 30 YI21 CON3 30 CON10 31 YI12 CON3 31 CON10 32 Y21 CON3 32 CON10 33 Y12 CON3 33 CON10 34 YI11 CON3 34 CON10 35 XI22 CON3 35 CON10 36 Y11 CON3 36 CON10 37 X22 CON3 37 CON10 38 XI21 CON3 38 CON10 39 XI12 CON3 39 CON10 40 X21 CON3 40 CON10 41 X12 CON3 41 CON10 42 XI11 CON3 42 CON10 43 X11 CON3 43 CON10 44 PMD OC CON3 44 CON10 45 XPD CON3 45 CON10 46 YPD CON3 46 CON10 47 RA CON3 47 ...

Page 139: ...1 5V CON1 1 CON9 2 5V CON1 2 CON9 3 12V CON1 3 CON9 4 12V CON1 4 CON9 5 Data bass I O CON1 5 CON9 6 Data bass I O CON1 6 CON9 7 Data bass I O CON1 7 CON9 8 Data bass I O CON1 8 CON9 9 Data bass I O CON1 9 CON9 10 Data bass I O CON1 10 CON9 11 Data bass I O CON1 11 CON9 12 Data bass I O CON1 12 CON9 13 DIR RD CON1 13 CON9 14 R W WR CON1 14 CON9 15 A0 RS CON1 15 CON9 16 A1 CON1 16 CON9 17 8255 1 CON...

Page 140: ...30V 10 2 XC E Transformer BKO E3160H01 CO6 connection PMD Signal Transformer CON6 1 0V AC210V AC230V CON6 2 CON6 3 AC210V CON6 4 AC 230V AC230V 11 XC E CONB XC E Signal CONB CON4 1 E CONB 5 CON4 2 T CONB 3 CON4 3 S CONB 2 CON4 4 R CONB 1 CONB 4 PE CONB 6 12 XC E Break register XC E Break register CON4 1 100 ohm CON4 2 100 ohm Table 3 12 Table 3 10 2 Table 3 10 1 Table 3 11 ...