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1 About this operating instructions.............................................5
1.1 Scope ...........................................................................................5
1.2 For whom is this operating instructions?......................................5
1.3 Representation conventions – symbols and characters............... 6
1.4 Other documents.......................................................................... 7
1.5 Liability..........................................................................................7
1.6 Transport ......................................................................................7
1.7 Proper use....................................................................................8
2 Performance description ...........................................................9
2.1 Characteristics..............................................................................9
2.2 Declaration of conformity............................................................11
2.3 Additional equipment..................................................................12
2.4 Technical data............................................................................13
3 Safety Information....................................................................15
3.1 Basic safety instructions............................................................. 15
3.2 Signal words and symbols used in warnings..............................17
4 Machine Description ................................................................19
5 Operation...................................................................................21
5.1 Switching the sewing unit on and off..........................................21
5.2 Switching on Safe Stop ..............................................................22
5.3 Switching on the Quick-stop.......................................................23
5.4 Sewing on pre-bound pockets.................................................... 24
5.5 Pivoting the machine upper section............................................27
5.5.1 Raising the machine upper section ............................................27
5.5.2 Lowering the machine upper section..........................................28
5.6 Changing needle ........................................................................29
5.7 Threading the needle..................................................................30
5.8 Setting the thread regulator........................................................ 32
5.9 Winding the hook thread.............................................................33
5.10 Replacing the hook thread bobbin..............................................34
5.11 Setting hook thread tension........................................................36
5.12 Changing the configuration set...................................................38
5.12.1 Activating function keys..............................................................38
5.12.2 Changing the outer frame and inner slider ................................. 39
5.12.3 Changing the transfer plate ........................................................41
5.12.4 Ending clamp change mode.......................................................42
5.13 Maintenance...............................................................................43
5.13.1 Cleaning .....................................................................................43
5.13.2 Oil lubrication..............................................................................44
5.14 Customer Service.......................................................................47
6 Setting up..................................................................................49
6.1 Checking the scope of delivery...................................................49
6.2 Transporting the sewing unit ......................................................51
6.3 Setting up the sewing unit ..........................................................52
6.3.1 Positioning the sewing unit.........................................................52
6.3.2 Removing the transport locks..................................................... 52
6.3.3 Installing the automatic stacker..................................................53
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6.3.4 Attaching the thread reel holders................................................54
6.3.5 Setting up the pedal....................................................................54
6.4 Electrical connection...................................................................55
6.5 Pneumatic connection................................................................56
6.6 Oil lubrication..............................................................................58
6.6.1 Oil lubrication..............................................................................58
6.7 Commissioning...........................................................................60
7 Settings via the software .........................................................61
7.1 Structure of the software ............................................................62
7.2 Overview of the menu structure.................................................. 63
7.3 Starting the software...................................................................64
7.4 Basic functions for using the software........................................ 67
7.4.1 Entering a password...................................................................67
7.4.2 Closing windows.........................................................................67
7.4.3 Display principles........................................................................68
7.4.4 Scrolling the display.................................................................... 68
7.4.5 Selecting options from a list........................................................69
7.4.6 Using file filters...........................................................................70
7.4.7 Entering text ...............................................................................71
7.4.8 Entering parameter values .........................................................72
7.4.9 Switching the full-screen display on and off ...............................73
7.4.10 Switching zoom on and off .........................................................73
7.5 Opening a seam program or sequence for sewing.....................74
7.6 Briefly sewing with modified values............................................ 75
7.6.1 Sewing with a modified thread tension....................................... 75
7.6.2 Sewing with a modified sewing speed........................................76
7.7 Replacing the hook thread bobbin..............................................77
7.8 Continuing a seam in Repair mode after an error.......................78
7.9 Resetting the counter .................................................................78
7.10 Creating a new seam program...................................................79
7.11 Performing a contour test...........................................................83
7.12 Create a sequence.....................................................................84
7.13 Edit an existing sequence...........................................................85
7.14 Saving a seam program or sequence under a different name....86
7.15 Copying a seam program or sequence ......................................87
7.16 Deleting a seam program or sequence ......................................88
7.17 Editing an existing seam program..............................................89
7.17.1 Adjusting a contour.....................................................................89
7.17.2 Changing the parameters...........................................................93
7.18 Editing machine parameters.....................................................100
7.19 Checking and changing the technical settings .........................105
7.19.1 Adjust the contour data.............................................................105
7.19.2 Display system information.......................................................107
7.19.3 Testing MultiTest machine functions ........................................108
7.19.4 Initializing the controller, performing updates...........................115
8 Error and information messages .......................................... 119
8.1 Error messages........................................................................119
8.2 Information messages..............................................................123
9 Creating programs with DA CAD 5000 ................................. 125
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10 Decommissioning...................................................................127
10.1 Decommissioning the machine.................................................127
10.2 Dismantling the automatic stacker............................................ 128
11 Packaging, transportation .....................................................131
11.1 Fitting the transport locks .........................................................131
11.2 Rotating the frame feet upwards ..............................................131
11.3 Packing the machine................................................................132
11.4 Transporting the machine.........................................................132
12 Disposal...................................................................................133
13 Appendix .................................................................................135
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About this operating instructions
1 About this operating instructions
This operating instructions for the 906 CNC sewing unit has been compiled with the utmost care. It contains information and notes in order to
ensure long-term and reliable operation.
Please contact us if you find any discrepancies or have any suggestions,
5.14 Customer Service, page 47.
Consider this operating instructions part of the product and keep it on hand
at all times. Be sure to read the manual completely before using the product for the first time. Only give the product to someone else alon g with the
operating instructions.
1.1 Scope
This operating instructions describes the set-up and intended use of the
906 CNC sewing unit.
1.2 For whom is this operating instructions?
This operating instructions is for:
• Operators:
This group is familiar with the machine and has access to the operating
instructions. Specifically, 5 Operation, page 21 is important for this
group.
• Technicians:
This group has the appropriate technical training for performing maintenance on the sewing machine or repairing malfunctions. Specifically,
6 Setting up, page 49 is intended for technical personnel.
A service manual will be provided separately.
With regard to minimum qualifications and other requirements to be met
by the personnel, please also observe 3 Safety Information, page 15.
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1.
2.
...
1.3 Representation conventions – symbols and characters
Proper setting
Indicates proper setting.
Malfunctions
Specifies the faults that can occur due to an incorrect setting.
Steps to be performed when operating the machine
(sewing and equipping)
Steps to be performed for servicing, maintenance, and installation
Steps to be performed via the software control panel
The individual steps are numbered:
1. First step
2. Second step
The sequence of the steps must always be followed.
Result of performing an operation
Change to the machine or in the display.
Important
Special attention must be paid to this point when performing a step.
Information
Additional information, e.g. on alternative operating possibilities.
Order
Specifies the work to be performed before or after a setting.
References
Reference to another section in the manual.
Safety Important warnings for the machine operator are specially designated.
Since safety is of particular importance, hazard symbols, levels of danger
and their signal words are described separately in 3 Safety Informa-
tion, page 15.
Orientation If the figure is unclear, indications of "right" and "left" are always from the
operator's point of view.
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1.4 Other documents
This equipment includes components from other manufacturers. Each
manufacturer has performed a hazard assessment for these purchased
parts and confirmed their design compliance with applicable European
and national regulations. The proper use of these components is
described in each manufacturer's manual.
1.5 Liability
All information in this operating instructions was compiled with consideration to the state of the art, and applicable standards and regulations.
The manufacturer cannot be held liable for damages resulting from:
• Damage during transport
• Failure to observe operating instructions
• Improper use
• Unauthorized modifications to the machine
• Use of untrained personnel
• Use of unapproved replacement parts
1.6 Transport
Dürkopp Adler cannot be held liable for breakage and transport damages.
Inspect the delivery immediately upon receiving it. Report any damage to
the last transport manager. This applies even if the packaging is undamaged.
Leave machines, equipment and packaging material in the condition in
which they were found when the damage was discovered. This will ensure
any claims against the transport company.
Report all other complains to Dürkopp Adler immediately after receiving
the product.
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1.7 Proper use
The Dürkopp Adler 906 CNC sewing unit is used for sewing pre-bound
or other pockets onto jeans. The material requires a needle strength
of 120 - 140.
The machine is only intended for use with dry material. The material cannot contain any hard objects.
The seam is created with thread made of textile fibers (cotton threads,
synthetic threads/core-spun threads).
The CNC sewing unit is intended for industrial use.
The CNC sewing unit may only be set up and operated in dry conditions
on well-maintained premises. If the machine is operated on premises that
are not dry and well-maintained, then further measures may be required
which must be compatible with EN 60204-31:1999.
Only authorized/trained personnel may operate the machine.
Any other use of the CNC sewing unit can lead to hazards and is
prohibited.
WARNING
Risk of electric shock, crushing and punctures!
Improper use can result in injury.
Please observe all instructions in the manual.
ATTENTION
Improper use can result in material damage.
Please observe all instructions in the manual.
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Performance description
2 Performance description
The Dürkopp Adler 906 CNC sewing unit is used for automatica lly sewing
pre-bound or other pockets onto jeans.
Depending on the working method, various optional equipment is used.
2.1 Characteristics
Base type
CNC-controlled, double lockstitch sewing unit based on class 867,
with a DAC III controller and specific software.
Use
Sewing pre-bound pockets, mainly back pockets up to a size
of 210 x 210 mm, onto jeans.
Material to be sewn
Lightweight to medium-weight cotton and synthetic fiber materials.
Equipment:
• Automatic sewing foot ventilation
• Stroke position adjustment
• Short thread cutter
• Threading device
• Programmable upper thread tension
• Automatic material feeder
• Automatic stacker for stacking the material
• Overlapping mode of operation (while sewing or stacking, the next
material can be inserted and the next cycle can be started)
Hook
Vertical hook (32 mm bobbin diameter)
Drive
• Drive via positioning drive:
In addition to the sewing drive, the DACIII controller controls 2 stepper
motors for the X and Y motion for creating the seam geometry and
a Z axis for sewing foot adjustment.
• Pneumatic drive for the material feeder and the stacker.
• The arm shaft is driven by a brushless DC motor
-1
• Maximum speed: 3000 min
intermittent
(depending on the stitch length and material thickness)
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Programming
• Operated via the graphic control panel OP 7000
• 99 program storage locations, each with a maximum of 16000 stitches
• Programs can be sewn individually or in sequences
• Storage of up to 20 sequences, with up to 30 programs in each
sequence
• Setting of individual stitch parameters per stitch for controlling stroke
position of pressure foot, thread cutter, thread clamp, speed, thread
tension etc.
• Integrated test program for servicing/maintenance work:
• Monitoring of the sewing process
• Configuration of machine functions
• Creation of seam programs via a teach-In procedure. The precision
of the entry of coordinates for teaching is 0.1/1 mm
• T esting of mo tor functions, inputs and outputs for reference switches,
valves and transport motors, RAM memory and EPROM functions
Sewing foot ventilation
Motorized sewing foot ventilation
Clamp opening
Pneumatic opening and closing of the clamps
Sewing field size
Maximum sewing field size: 210 × 210 mm
Lubrication
Central oil-wick lubrication for upper section and hook
Number of stitches
Recommended number of stitches: 2700/min
Stitch length
Maximum stitch length: 12.7 mm
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Performance description
Thread handling
• Electronic upper thread monitor
• Programmable upper thread tension:
Tension values for different thread extraction directions stored in seam
program. This creates a clean seam.
• Threading device:
Pulls the needle thread under the sewing material on the 1st stitch.
• Programmable stitch counter for hook thread monitoring and item
counter
• Optional:
Ergonomics
• Adjustable feet to even out the level of the floor and secure stance of
the unit
• Working height of the front edge of the table top for operation of the unit
while standing: 880 × 910 mm
• Table top tilted by 15° towards the operator
• Foot pedal freely movable within the available cable length
• Electronic residual thread monitor
• Stitch position optimization kit: For seam o ptimization in th e removal
direction of 0 - 90°
2.2 Declaration of conformity
The machine complies with the European regulations specified in the
declaration of conformity or in the installation declaration.
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Performance description
2.3 Additional equipment
The following optional additional equipment is available:
Additional equipment Part number
Barcode reader kit 0911 597554
Residual thread monitor kit 0911 597754
Stitch position optimization kit 0911 597774
Laser attachment set 0911 597524
Laser light with power pack 0911 597534
Single lamp 0510 590034
Pressure line 0797 003031
Height adjustment 0911 407524
DA CAD 5000 programming software 9835 200352
Configuration set assemblies
(Description: 0906 FXXXXX; see configuration set for number)
Inner slider for configuration set 0906 929901
Outer frame for configuration set 0906 929902
Transfer plate for configuration set 0906 929903
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2.4 Technical data
Characteristic 906-01
Stitch type 301
Hook type Vertical hook
Needle system 134/35
Needle strength [Nm] 120 - 140
Number of needles 1
Stitch length (programmable) [mm] Maximum 12.7mm
(dependent on seam
appearance)
Maximum speed [min
-1
]
3000
(intermittent and dependent on the stitch length
and sewi ng material thickness)
Recommended [min
-1
]
2700
(intermittent and dependent on the stitch length
and sewi ng material thickness)
Foot stroke [mm] 20
Sewing field size [mm] 210 x 210
Number of free seam contours 99
Operating pressure [bar] 6
Air consumption with needle cooling Dependent on the setting
Length/width/height [mm]
• Without height adjustment
• With height adjustment
1900/1520/880-910
1900/1520/920-1270
Weight (fitted) [kg] 370
Voltage [V] 230
Frequency [Hz] 50/60
Power [W] 450
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Safety Information
3 Safety Information
This section contains basic information for your safety. Read the instructions carefully before setting up or operating the machine. Make sure to
follow the information included in this section. Failure to do so can result
in serious injury and damage to the machine.
3.1 Basic safety instructions
The machine may only be used as described in this operating instructions.
The operating instructions should be available at the machine's location at
all times.
Work on live components and equipment is prohibited. Exceptions are
defined in the specifications in DIN VDE 0105.
For the following work, the machine must be disconnected from the power
supply using the main switch or by disconnecting the power plug:
• Replacing the needle or other sewing tools
• Leaving the workplace
• Performing maintenance work and repairs
• Threading
Missing or faulty spare parts could impair safety and damage the machine.
Make sure you only use original replacement parts from the manufacturer.
Transport Use a sturdy lifting carriage or forklift for transporting the machine.
Raise the machine max. 20 mm and secure it against slipping off.
Setup The power cable must have a plug authorized for the country in which the
machine is being used. The power plug may only be connected to the
power cable by a qualified specialist.
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Operator's
obligations
Observe the country specific safety and accident prevention regulations
and the legal regulations concerning industrial safety and the protection of
the environment.
All warnings and safety signs on the machine must always be in legible
condition and may not be removed. Missing or damaged labels should be
replaced immediately.
Requirements
to be met by
the personnel
The machine should only be set up by qualified technicians.
Maintenance work and repairs should only be carried out by qualified technicians.
Work on electrical equipment may only be carried out by qualified specialists.
Only authorized persons may work on the machine. Every person who
works on the machine must have read the operating instructions first.
Operation Inspect the machine while in use for any externally visible damage.
Stop working if you notice any changes to the machine. Report any
changes to your supervisor. A damaged machine should no longer
be used.
Safety equipment Safety equipment should not be removed or deactivated. If this cannot be
avoided for a repair operation, the safety equipment must be refitted and
put back into service immediately afterwards.
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3.2 Signal words and symbols used in warnings
Warnings in the text are distinguished by color bars. The color scheme is
oriented towards the severity of the danger. Signal words indicate the
degree of risk:
Signal words Signal words and the hazard that they describe:
Signal word Hazard
DANGER Will result in serious injury or death.
WARNING Can result in serious injury or death.
CAUTION Can result in minor or moderate injury.
ATTENTION Can result in property damage.
Symbols The following symbols indicate the type of risk to personnel:
Symbol Type of danger
General risk
Risk of electric shock
Risk of puncturing
Risk of crushing
Examples Examples of the layout of the warnings in the text:
DANGER
Type and source of risk
Consequences of non-observance
Measures for avoiding the risk
This is what a warning looks like for a hazard that
will result in serious injury or even death if ignored
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WARNING
Type and source of risk
Consequences of non-observance
Measures for avoiding the risk
This is what a warning looks like for a hazard that
could result in serious injury or even death if
ignored.
CAUTION
Type and source of risk
Consequences of non-observance
Measures for avoiding the risk
This is what a warning looks like for a hazard that
could result in moderate or minor injury if the warning is ignored.
CAUTION
Type and source of risk
Measures for avoiding the risk
This is a warning note for a hazard that could result
in environmental damage if ignored.
ATTENTION
Type and source of risk
Measures for avoiding the risk
This is what a warning looks like for a hazard that could result in
material damage if ignored.
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(1) - Quick-stop
(2) - Thread reel holder
(3) - Machine upper section
(4) - Table top
(5) - Support
(6) - Protective bar
(7) - Foot pedal
(8) - Frame
(9) - Fabric support surface
(10) - Two-hand control
(11) - Automatic material feeder
(12) - Controller operating terminal
⑫
⑪
⑩
⑧
⑦
①②
③
④
⑤
⑥
⑨
②
①
③
(1) - Compressed air pistol
(2) - Compressed air maintenance unit
(3) - Main switch
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Overview of machine components
Figure 1: Overview of the front of the machine
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Figure 2: Left and right frame overview
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Operation
(1) - Main switch
①
5 Operation
5.1 Switching the sewing unit on and off
Figure 3: Switching the sewing unit on and off
Switching on the sewing unit
1. Turn the main switch (1) to the right into the "I" position.
The sewing unit is referenced.
After referencing, the startup screen is displayed on the operating
terminal for a few seconds.
On the start screen, you can set the language for the user interface in the
Language menu or open the Service menu ( 7.3 Starting the soft-
ware, page 64).
Switching off the sewing unit
1. Turn the main switch (1) to the left into the "0" position.
All drives and the controller are disconnected from the mains grid.
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5.2 Switching on Safe Stop
(1) - Drive carriage
(2) - Hook cover
(3) - Safe Stop switch
③
②
①
WARNING
Risk of injury from sharp or moving parts.
The sewing unit must first be switched off or
switched to a Safe Stop before performing any
maintenance or setup work.
When the Safe Stop is active, do not reach into the
hook area until this is lit up.
Figure 4: Switching on Safe Stop
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Switching on Safe Stop
1. Press in the switch button (3).
Important: The switch button must latch into place.
The sewing unit is in the Safe Stop mode.
The drive carriage (1) is moved to the left position.
The lamp in the button lights up.
The area around the hook cover (2) is lit up.
Switch off Safe Stop
1. Press in the switch button (3).
Important: The switch button must latch out of place.
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Operation
(1) - Quick Stop switch (2) - Main switch
②
①
5.3 Switching on the Quick-stop
The Quick-stop switch (1) can be used to immediately stop all working
steps on the machine, e.g. after an operating error.
WARNING
Risk of injury from sharp or moving parts.
After a Quick Stop, power is still present in the sewing unit and the clamps can move.
Y ou must always switch the machine of f at the main
switch (2) before performing any maintenance or
cleaning work.
Figure 5: Switching on Quick Stop
Stopping working steps via Quick Stop
1. Press the Quick Stop switch (1).
All working steps on the machine are immediately stopped.
Switch off the power to the sewing unit
1. Turn the main switch (2) to the left into the "0" position.
All drives and the controller are immediately disconnected from
the mains grid.
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Operation
5.4 Sewing on pre-bound pockets
After using the two-hand control, the sewing process is carried out
step-by-step:
• The transfer plate transfers the sewing material to the clamp and
moves back into its starting position.
• The sews the pre-bound pocket onto the sewing material.
• The automatic stacker places the sewn product onto the bundle mount.
WARNING
Risk of injury from moving parts.
During the sewing process, machine parts move
quickly.
Do not reach into the transfer plate, the drive
carriage or the automatic stacker when using
the two-hand control.
Only feed-in the next sewing material once the
transfer plate has transferred the sewing material
and has returned to the starting position.
ATTENTION
The machine can be damaged by sewing without material.
Always place material under the transfer plate before starting the sewing process.
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Operation
(1) - Sewing material
(2) - Transfer plate
(3) - Pre-bound pocket
③
①
②
Preparation
Figure 6: Insert the sewing material and pre-bound pocket
1. Place a bundle of sewing material onto the material tray of the two-hand
control.
2. Place the sewing material under the transfer plate and align it with the
marks.
3. Use foot pedal.
The transfer plate is closed.
4. Place the pre-bound pocket to fit into the shape cut-out of the transfer
plate.
Start sewing
1. Use two-hand control.
Sewing process starts.
When the transfer plate has transferred the sewing material and has
returned to the starting position, you can prepare the next sewing process
(feed-in sewing material and insert pre-bound pocket).
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Operation
Remove the bundle from the tray on the automatic stacker
The machine will stop when the tray on the automatic stacker is full.
A message on the screen indicates that you should remove the bundle.
Figure 7: Removing the bundle
1. Remove bundle from automatic stacker
2. Tap the OK button on the screen.
The machine is ready for the next sewing process.
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Operation
①
(1) - Head cover
(2) - Drive carriage
(3) - Safe Stop switch
②
③
5.5 Pivoting the machine upper section
The machine upper section can be raised for maintenance work.
WARNING
Risk of injury from sharp or moving parts.
Switch off the sewing unit at the main power switch
before raising the machine upper section and performing maintenance work.
5.5.1 Raising the machine upper section
Important: The drive carriage (2) must be moved to the left stop position.
Figure 8: Drive carriage moved to the left stop position
1. Press in the "Safe Stop" switch (3)( 5.2 Switching on Safe Stop,
page 22).
The drive carriage moves to the left stop position.
2. Turn the main switch (1) to the left into the "0" position.
All drives and the controller are disconnected from the mains grid.
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Operation
(4) - Locking lever (5) - Latch
④
⑤
(1) - Locking lever (2) - Latch
①
②
Figure 9: Raising the machine upper section
1. Release the locking lever (4) under the table top.
2. Lift the machine upper section in the head cover region (1) and raise
carefully.
The latch (5) latches into place.
The space under the machine table is now accessible.
5.5.2 Lowering the machine upper section
ATTENTION
Danger of machine damage from falling machine upper section.
Hold the upper section firmly when lowering until it is once more in position.
Figure 10: Lowering the machine upper section
1. Hold the machine upper section in the head cover region.
2. Release the latch (2).
3. Carefully lower the machine upper section.
4. Latch the locking lever (1) under the table top.
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Operation
(1) - Crank
(2) - Needle bar
(3) - Inner hexagon screw
(4) - Groove
②
①
③
④
5.6 Changing needle
WARNING
Serious injuries can be caused by the machine
suddenly starting up.
Turn off the sewing machine on the main switch
before replacing the needle.
Do not touch the tip of the needle.
Figure 11: Changing needle
Steps
1. Push the crank 1) down and rotate it to the left until the needle bar (2)
reaches the highest position.
2. Loosen hexagon screw (3) (screwdriver width 2 mm)
3. Pull the needle downwards out of the needle bar (2).
4. Insert the new needle into the needle bar (2) until it reaches the end stop.
Important: The groove (4) must face towards the hook.
5. Tighten the screw (3).
Order
After switching to a different needle size, adjust the distance between the
hook and the needle ( Service manual).
ATTENTION
Damage to the machine and thread through incorrect hook clearance.
After changing to a needle of a different size, adjust the clearance
between the hook and the needle.
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Faults caused by an incorrect hook clearance
(1) - Thread lever
(2) - Thread regulator
(3) - Guide
(4) - Guide
(5) - Thread tensioning spring
(6) - Diverter
(7) - Guide
(8) - Guide
(9) - Tensioner discs
(10) - Tensioner discs
(11) - Guide
①
④
②
⑤
③
⑪
⑧
⑩
⑦
⑨
⑥
• After inserting a thinner needle:
• Missing stitches
• Thread damage
• After inserting a thicker needle:
• Damage to the hook tip
• Damage to the needle
5.7 Threading the needle
WARNING
Serious injuries can be caused by the machine
suddenly starting up.
Turn off the machine before threading.
Do not touch the tip of the needle.
Operation
Figure 12: Threading in the needle thread part 1
Steps
1. Place the thread reel on the thread reel holder and guide the needle
thread through the hole in the guide on the unwinding bracket.
Important: The unwinding bracket must be parallel to the thread stand.
2. Insert the thread through the guide (11): From the rear to the front through
the uppermost hole, from the front to the rear through one of the middle
holes, from the rear to the front through one of the lower holes.
3. Feed the thread counterclockwise around the tensioner (10).
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(12) - Needle thread monitor
(13) - Thread clamp
(14) - Guide
(15) - Guide
⑫
⑬
⑭
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4. Feed the thread clockwise around the tensioner (9).
5. Insert the thread through the thread guides (7) and (8).
6. Feed the thread clockwise around the diverter (6).
7. Feed the thread under the thread tensioning spring (5), through the
guide (3) and through the thread regulator (2) to the thread lever (1).
8. Feed the thread through the thread lever (1) and thread guide (4).
Figure 13: Threading in the needle thread part 2
9. Insert the thread through the needle thread monitor (12) and the thread
clamp (13).
10. Insert the thread through the thread guides (15) and (14).
11. Insert the thread through the needle eye in such a wa y th at th e lo ose
thread end faces the hook.
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(1) - Thread tensioning spring
(2) - Fastening screw
(3) - Thread regulator
②
③
①
5.8 Setting the thread regulator
The thread regulator determines the needle thread quantity to be guided
around the hook. The required thread quantity depends on the thickness
of the material to be sewn, thread strength, and stitch length.
• Larger thread quantity for
• thick sewing material
• thick thread strengths
• large stitch lengths
• Lower thread quantity for
• thin sewing material
• thin thread strengths
• small stitch lengths
Proper setting
The loop of the needle thread slides at low tension over the thickest point
of the hook. The largest amount of thread is required, and the thread tensioning spring (1) should be pulled approx. 0.5 mm out of the lower end
position.
Figure 14: Setting the thread regulator
Steps
1. Undo the fastening screw (2) with a cross-head screwdriver.
2. Move the thread regulator (3):
• Lower thread quantity: Slide the thread regulator (3) to the right.
• Larger thread quantity: Slide the thread regulator (3) to the left.
3. Tighten the fastening screw (2).
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(1) - Thread winding tension
(2) - Thread guide plate
(3) - Thread guide plate
(4) - Winder shaft
(5) - Winder flap
(6) - Cutter
①⑤ ②③④
⑥
5.9 Winding the hook thread
The separate winder allows the hook thread to be wound while sewing or
independently of sewing.
Figure 15: Winding the hook thread
Steps
1. Place the thread reel on the thread reel holder and guide the needle
thread through the hole in the guide on the unwinding bracket.
Important: The unwinding bracket must be parallel to the thread stand.
2. Insert the thread in a wavelike manner through the three holes of the
thread guide plate (2), so that the thread can be laid clockwise around
the tensioner (1).
3. Feed the thread clockwise around the tensioner (3).
4. Insert the thread in a wavelike manner through the two rear holes of the
thread guide plate (3): From bottom to top through the rear hole and
from top to bottom through the front hole.
5. Plug an empty bobbin on the winding shaft (4) and turn clockwise until
it clicks into place.
6. Feed the thread to the winder, clamp the thread behind the cutter and
tear the thread off.
7. Press the bobbin winder flap (4) against the bobbin.
The winder start s and stop s automatica lly when the configure d bobbin
filling volume is reached.
(The setting of the bobbin filling quantity is described in the
in Service Manual.)
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5.10 Replacing the hook thread bobbin
(1) - Safe Stop switch (2) - Cover plate
(3) - Lighting
②
①
③
WARNING
Risk of injury by the needle point or moving
parts.
Switch the sewing unit to the Safe Stop mode
before changing hook thread bobbin.
Figure 16: Replacing the hook thread bobbin – Part 1
Operation
1. Press the Safe Stop switch (1).
The drive carriage moves to the bobbin change position.
The cover plate (2) pivots to the side.
The sewing feet are moved to the lower position.
The lighting (3) is switched on.
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(4) - Bobbin
(5) - Bobbin housing flap
(6) - Guide
(7) - Tension spring
(8) - Slot
④
⑤
⑥
⑦
⑧
Figure 17: Replacing the hook thread bobbin – Part 2
2. Fold up the bobbin housing flap (5).
3. Remove the empty bobbin.
4. Insert a full bobbin (4).
Important: Insert the bobbin (4) so that it moves in the opposite direc-
tion of the hook when the thread is pulled out.
5. Feed the hook thread through the slot (8) in the bobbin housing.
6. Pull the hook thread under the tensioning spring (8).
7. Feed the hook thread through the guide (6) and pull it approx. 3cm
further.
8. Close up the bobbin housing flap (5).
9. Release the Safe Stop button (1).
The cover plate (2) pivots back to the original position.
Taking account of changing the hook thread bobbin in the seam
program
How to take account of changing the hook thread bobbin in the seam program is described in 7.7 Replacing the hook thread bobbin, page 77.
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5.11 Setting hook thread tension
(1) - Safe Stop switch (2) - Cover plate
(3) - Lighting
②
①
③
WARNING
Risk of injury by the needle point or moving
parts.
Switch the sewing unit to the Safe Stop mode
before changing hook thread bobbin.
Figure 18: Replacing the hook thread bobbin - Part 1
Operation
1. Press the Safe Stop switch (1).
The drive carriage moves to the bobbin change position.
The cover plate (2) pivots to the side.
The sewing feet are moved to the lower position.
The lighting (3) is switched on.
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(4) - Tension spring (5) - Adjusting screw
④
⑤
Figure 19: Setting hook thread tension
The hook thread tension is generated by the tension spring (4) and
adjusted via the adjustment screw (5).
To increase tension:
1. Turn the adjusting screw (5) clockwise.
To reduce tension:
1. Turn the adjustment screw (5) counterclockwise.
Order
1. Release the Safe Stop button (1).
The cover plate (2) pivots back to the original position.
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(1) - Inner slider
(2) - Outer frame
(3) - Transfer plate
③
①
②
(1) - Button for the inner slider
(2) - Button for the outer frame
(3) - Button for the transfer plate
③
①
②
5.12 Changing the configuration set
For pockets with a different shape, you must change the configuration set.
A configuration set is comprised of an inner slider, the outer frame and the
transfer plate.
To change the configuration set, you must activate the clamp change
mode.
Figure 20: Configuration set
5.12.1 Activating function keys
Figure 21: Clamp change mode
1. Switch the machine on and move it to home position.
2. Tap the menu items Extras > Clamp change mode.
The clamp change window is displayed: The clamp change mode
is active.
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Operation
(1) - Outer frame (2) - Inner slider
①
②
5.12.2 Changing the outer frame and inner slider
You must first remove the outer frame and then the inner slider.
The installation takes place in reverse order.
Removing the outer frame and inner slider
Figure 22: Removing the outer frame and inner slider
1. Hold the outer frame (1) with your left hand.
2. Tap the 2 button on the screen.
The locking device opens.
3. Tilt the outer frame (1) slightly and carefully pull it out towards the front
of the bracket.
4. Hold the inner slider (2) with your left hand.
5. Tap the 1 button on the screen.
The locking device opens.
6. Tilt the inner slider (2) slightly and carefully pull it out of the bracket
to the front.
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Installing the inner slider
(1) - Inner slider
(2) - Driver pin
(3) - Stopper bracket
①
②
③
Figure 23: Installing the inner slider
Operation
1. Spread the inner slider (1), slide as far as the stopper (3) into the bracket
and hold it in this position.
Important: The guide drill hole of the slider must be positioned in the
pin of the driver (2)
2. Tap the 1 button on the screen.
The transfer plate is closed.
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(1) - Inner slider
(2) - Driver pin
(3) - Stopper bracket
①
②
(1) - Transfer plate
①
Installing the outer frame
Figure 24: Installing the outer frame
1. Slide the outer frame (1) as far as the stopper (2) into the bracket and
hold it in this position.
2. Tap the 2 button on the screen.
The locking device is closed.
5.12.3 Changing the transfer plate
Removing the transfer plate
Figure 25: Removing the transfer plate
1. Hold the transfer plate (1) with your left hand.
2. Tap the 3 button on the screen.
The locking device is released.
3. Tilt the transfer plate slightly and carefully pull it out of the bracket
to the left.
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Operation
(1) - Transfer plate (2) - Stopper bracket
①
②
Installing the transfer plate
Figure 26: Installing the transfer plate
1. Slide the transfer plate (1) as far as the stopper (2) into the bracket and
hold it in this position.
2. Press the 3 button on the screen.
The locking device is closed.
5.12.4 Ending clamp change mode
The clamp change mode can only be ended once all locking devices are
closed on the configuration set.
1. Tap the OK button on the screen.
Important: The contour must be within the boundaries of the sewing field.
Open an appropriate sequence for the configuration set ( 7.5 Opening
a seam program or sequence for sewing, page 74).
ATTENTION
The machine can be damaged by exceeding the size of the sewing
field.
If the sequence or seam programs do not match the configuration set,
the movement of the clamps during sewing can cause damage to the
machine or the sewing material.
Ensure that sequences and seam programs are only used which are
suitable for the configuration set.
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5.13 Maintenance
This section describes simple maintenance work that needs to be carried
out on a regular basis. The maintenance work can be carried out by the
operating personnel.
Advanced maintenance work should only be carried out by qualified technicians. Further maintenance work is described in the Service Manual.
5.13.1 Cleaning
ATTENTION
Malfunctions due to machine contamination.
Lint and thread remnants can impair the operation of the machine.
Clean the machine at regular intervals as described in the manual.
Lint and thread remnants must be removed at least every 8 operating
hours using a compressed-air pistol or a brush. When sewing very fluffy
material, the machine should be cleaned more frequently.
WARNING
Risk of injury from flying particles.
Turn off the power switch before cleaning. Flying
particles can get in the eyes, causing injury.
Hold the compressed-air pistol so that particles do
not fly toward persons.
Make sure no particles enter into the oil pan
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Figure 27: Cleaning the sewing unit
(1) - Area around the needle (2) - Area around the hook
①
②
Areas requiring special cleaning
• Area around the needle (1)
• Area around the hook (2)
• Ventilation sieve on the control box (not illustrated)
Operation
5.13.2 Oil lubrication
WARNING
Skin damage due to contact with oil.
Oil can cause a rash if it comes into contact with
skin.
Avoid any skin contact with the oil.
If oil gets on your skin, wash the affected areas
thoroughly.
CAUTION
Risk of environmental damage from oil.
Oil is a pollutant and must not enter the sewage system or the soil.
Carefully collect waste oil and dispose of the waste
oil and oil-contaminated machine parts in the
legally prescribed manner.
ATTENTION
Machine damage possible due to incorrect oil level.
Too little or too much oil can result in damage to the machine.
Make sure that there is always sufficient oil in the reservoir.
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ATTENTION
Machine damage possible due to incorrect oil.
An incorrect oil type can cause damage to the machine.
Only use oil that complies with the data in the manual.
For lubricating the sewing unit, use only lubricating oil DA 10 or oil of
equivalent quality with the following specifications:
• Viscosity at 40 °C: 10 mm²/s
• Flash point: 150 °C
DA 10 can be obtained from DÜRKOPP ADLER AG sales offices using
the following part number:
• 250 ml container: 9047 000011
• 1 liter container: 9047 000012
• 2 liter container: 9047 000013
• 5 liter container: 9047 000014
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(1) - Oil reservoir
(2) - Refill opening
(3) - Maximum level marking
(4) - Minimum level marking
① ②
③
④
The sewing unit is equipped with a central oil-wick lubrication system.
The bearings are supplied from the oil reservoir (1).
Figure 28: Oil lubrication
Warning messages for oil level that is too low
• The lamp in the oil reservoir (1) lights up red.
• A warning message is displayed on the screen.
Correct setting
The oil level must always be between the minimum level mark (4) and the
maximum level mark (3).
Checking oil level
1. Switch off the sewing unit at the main switch.
2. Check the quantity of oil in the reservoir (1).
3. Pour in oil through the filling point (2) as required:
4. Switch on the sewing unit at the main switch.
Always check the oil level after the machine has been stopped for an
extended period of time. Refill with oil, if necessary. Allow the machine
to run for approx. 10 cycles. Check the oil level again afterwards.
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5.14 Customer Service
Contact for repairs if machine is damaged:
Dürkopp Adler AG
Potsdamer Str. 190
33719 Bielefeld, Germany
Tel. +49 (0) 180 5 383 756
Fax +49 (0) 521 925 2594
E-mail: service@duerkopp-adler.com
Internet: www.duerkopp-adler.com
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(1) - Thread reel holder
(2) - CNC sewing unit
(3) - Automatic stacker
(4) - Frame
(5) - Foot pedal
①
④
⑤
②
③
6 Setting up
WARNING
The machine may only be set up by trained specialists.
Wear safety gloves and safety shoes when unpacking and setting up.
6.1 Checking the scope of delivery
Important: The scope of delivery depends on your specific order.
1. Check that all parts are present before setup.
Figure 29: Scope of delivery 1
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Figure 30: Scope of delivery 2
(6) - Compressed air pistol (7) - Compressed air maintenance unit
⑦
⑥
Scope of delivery:
• CNC-controlled double lockstitch machine (2), equipped with:
• Automatic sewing foot and clamp ventilation
• Stroke position adjustment
• Thread cutter
• Needle thread monitoring
• Threading device
Setting up
• Multiple thread tensioning
• Automatic stacker (3)
• Compressed air maintenance unit (7) with compressed air pistol (6)
• Height-adjustable frame (4)
• Thread reel holders (1)
• Tools and small parts in accessory pack
• Additional equipment (optional)
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(1) - Counternut (2) - Frame foot
①
②
6.2 Transporting the sewing unit
WARNING
Danger of crushing due to unstable transport.
Incorrect transport of the machine can result in
severe crushing injuries.
ALWAYS use a sturdy lifting carriage.
ALWAYS wear safety shoes and gloves
Lift the machine a MAXIMUM of 20 mm.
ALWAYS securely fasten the machine.
Fitting the transport locks
ATTENTION
Possible machine damage through unsecured transport.
Never transport the machine without the transport locks.
Transport locks must be fitted in order to protect the machine from damage during transport.
Rotate the frame feet upwards
To increase the distance to the floor using a stu rdy lifting carriage or forklift
for transporting the machine, you can rotate the frame feet into the frame .
Figure 31: Frame feet
1. Insert the lifting carriage or forklift under the frame and relieve the frame
feet.
2. Release the counternuts (1) on all 4 frame feet (2).
3. Rotate the frame feet (2) fully into the frame.
4. Tighten the nuts (1) so that the frame feet (2) remain fixed.
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6.3 Setting up the sewing unit
Ensure sufficient free space for operation and maintenance of the sewing
unit.
6.3.1 Positioning the sewing unit
WARNING
Danger of injuries from unsafe positioning of
the machine.
Prior to starting up the sewing unit, ensure that it is
in a safe position.
If necessary, adjust the frame feet for this purpose.
1. Insert the lifting carriage or forklift under the frame and relieve the frame
feet.
2. Release the nuts (1) on the frame feet (2).
3. Rotate the frame feet (2) out so that the frame stands horizontally and
evenly on all 4 feet with stability.
4. Tighten the counter-nuts (1) on all 4 frame feet.
5. Remove the lifting carriage or forklift.
6.3.2 Removing the transport locks
1. Remove all transport locks before setting up the sewing unit.
Important: Keep transport locks for future transport.
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Setting up
(1) - Setscrews
(2) - Threaded screws
(3) - Cover plate
(4) - Support pipe
(5) - Pneumatic connection
(6) - Plug for valve control lines
(7) - Equipotential bonding
⑤
⑥
③
②
④
⑦
②
①
6.3.3 Installing the automatic stacker
WARNING
Risk of injury.
The automatic stacker is heavy and has bulky
dimensions.
Carry out the installation with two people in order to
avoid back injuries or crushing injuries if the
machine falls down.
Figure 32: Installing the automatic stacker
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1. Remove threaded screws (2) and cover plate (3).
2. Place support pipe (4) into the fork bracket and align the stacker so that
the bars are a sufficient distance away from the table top.
3. Place cover plate (3) on top and screw tightly with six threaded screws
(2) (screwdriver width 10 mm).
4. Tighten both setscrews (1) so that the stacker is positioned in the fork
bracket free of play (screwdriver width 5 mm).
5. Install the equipotential bonding (7):
• Loosen hexagonal socket screw (screwdriver width 4 mm)
• First place the washer, then the ring cable lug of the equipotential
bonding and finally the toothed lock washer onto the hexagonal
socket screw and screw it tightly to the support pipe (4).
6. Attach the plugs of the valve control lines (6).
• The allocation is clear from the labeling.
7. Connect the compressed air hose on the valve block to the pneumatic
connection (5).
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6.3.4 Attaching the thread reel holders
(1) - Thread reel holder
(2) - Unwinding bracket
(3) - Thread plate
(4) - Hole
(5) - Nut
①
①
④
②
③
⑤
(1) - Foot pedal
①
Figure 33: Attaching the thread reel holders
Setting up
1. Insert the thread reel holder (1) into the drill hole (4) screw together with
the nut (5)
2. Screw the thread plate (3) and the unwinding bracket (2) onto the thread
reel holder in such a way that they are exactly parallel above each other.
6.3.5 Setting up the pedal
The foot pedal can be freely positioned in front of the sewing unit as far as
the cable allows.
Figure 34: Setting up the pedal
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1. Position the foot pedal (1) in front of the sewing unit so that the foot
pedal and machine can be comfortably operated.
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6.4 Electrical connection
DANGER
Danger of life-threatening electric shock
The machine may only be connected by trained
electricians.
Disconnect the power plug before carrying out work
on the electrical equipment. Make sure the power
plug cannot be accidentally plugged back in.
Observe the information in the operating instructions of the stepper motor manufacturer provided
with the unit.
Checking the mains voltage
DANGER
Danger of life-threatening electric shock
The mains voltage must correspond to the voltage
of the sewing drive that is specified on the rating
plate.
1. Check the mains voltage before connecting the machine.
Connect the mains power
1. Connect the mains plug: 230V - 50/60 Hz
Sewing motor direction of rotation
It is not necessary to check the direction of rotation. The direction of
rotation is set automatically by the controller.
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6.5 Pneumatic connection
ATTENTION
Machine damage possible due to incorrect operating pressure.
Incorrect pressure can result in damage to the machine.
The operating pressure for the pneumatic unit is 6 bar. A minimum
operating pressure of at least 6 bar must be maintained, even under
maximum air consumption.
Make sure the operating pressure is set correctly before starting the
machine.
ATTENTION
Machine damage possible due to oily compressed air.
Oiled compressed air must not be supplied from the compressed air
system.
After the filter, the cleaned air is used as blown air for cleaning machine
parts and for blowing out the sewn products. Oil particles in the blown
air can cause malfunctions and soil the sewn products.
Ensure that no oil particles enter the compressed air supply.
The sewing unit must be provided with dry, oil-free air for operating the
pneumatic components.
Correct setting
A minimum operating pressure of at least 6 bar must be maintained, even
under maximum air consumption.
In the case of excessive pressure drop
• Increase the compressor power.
• Increase the diameter of the compressed air supply line.
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(1) - Adjustment knob
(2) - Pressure indicator
(3) - Connecting hose
①
②
③
Figure 35: Connecting the compressed air maintenance unit
Connecting the compressed air maintenance unit
1. Attach the connecting hose (3) (order number 0797 003031) to the compressed air supply using a ¼" hose coupling.
Setting operating pressure
The operating pressure is 6 bar and is shown on the pressure
indicator (2).
1. Pull the adjustment knob (1) up.
2. Set the operating pressure in such a way that the pressure indicator (2)
displays 6 bar:
• To increase pressure:
Turn the adjustment knob (1) clockwise.
• To reduce pressure:
Turn the adjustment knob (1) counterclockwise.
3. Push the adjustment knob (1) down.
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6.6 Oil lubrication
6.6.1 Oil lubrication
Setting up
WARNING
Skin damage due to contact with oil.
Oil can cause a rash if it comes into contact with
skin.
Avoid any skin contact with the oil.
If oil gets on your skin, wash the affected areas
thoroughly.
CAUTION
Risk of environmental damage from oil.
Oil is a pollutant and must not enter the sewage system or the soil.
Carefully collect waste oil and dispose of the waste
oil and oil-contaminated machine parts in the
legally prescribed manner.
ATTENTION
Machine damage possible due to incorrect oil level.
Too little or too much oil can result in damages to the machine.
Make sure that there is always sufficient oil in the reservoir.
ATTENTION
Machine damage possible due to incorrect oil.
An incorrect oil type can cause damage to the machine.
Only use oil that complies with the data in the manual.
For lubricating the sewing unit, use only lubricating oil DA 10 or
oil of equivalent quality with the following specifications:
• Viscosity at 40 °C: 10 mm²/s
• Flash point: 150 °C
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(1) - Oil reservoir
(2) - Refill opening
(3) - Maximum level marking
(4) - Minimum level marking
① ②
③
④
DA 10 can be obtained from DÜRKOPP ADLER AG sales offices using
the following part number:
• 250 ml container: 9047 000011
• 1 liter container: 9047 000012
• 2 liter container: 9047 000013
• 5 liter container: 9047 000014
The sewing unit is equipped with a central oil-wick lubrication system.
The bearings are supplied from the oil reservoir (1).
Figure 36: Oil lubrication
Warning messages for oil level that is too low
• The lamp in the oil reservoir (1) lights up red.
• A warning message is displayed on the screen.
Correct setting
The oil level must always be between the minimum level mark (4) and the
maximum level mark (3).
Checking oil level
1. Switch off the sewing unit at the main switch.
2. Check the quantity of oil in the reservoir (1).
3. Pour in oil through the filling point (2) as required:
4. Switch on the sewing unit at the main switch.
Always check the oil level after the machine has been stopped for an
extended period of time. Refill with oil, if necessary. Allow the machine
to run for approx. 10 cycles. Check the oil level again afterwards.
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6.7 Commissioning
Conduct a sewing test before starting up the machine. Adjust the machine
to the requirements of the material to be sewn.
To do this, read the corresponding sections in the Operating instruc-
tions. Read the corresponding sections in the Service manual in order
to make adjustments to the machine if the sewing results do not conform
to the requirements.
WARNING
Risk of injury by the needle point or moving
parts.
Switch off the sewing unit before replacing the needle, insert the thread, insert the hook thread bobbin, adjust the hook thread tension and the thread
regulator.
ATTENTION
Possible machine damage through transport without sewing
material
Moving the transport carriage without sewing material damages the
transport clamp coating.
Ensure that sewing material is present under the transport clamps
before starting sewing.
Performing a sewing test
1. Switch off the sewing unit at the main switch.
2. Thread needle thread
( 5.7 Threading the needle, page 30).
3. Thread hook thread
( 5.9 Winding the hook thread, page 33).
4. Switch on the sewing unit at the main switch.
The controller is initialized.
5. Use two-hand control.
The reference run starts.
The transport carriage moves to the reference position.
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The reference run is necessary in order to obtain a defined starting position of the transport carriage.
Pressing the pedal forwards triggers the different steps of the insertion
procedure one after another and then starts the sewing process.
For selecting the seam program and other controller settings see
7 Settings via the software, page 61.
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The controller is operated via the operating terminal (1) at the automatic
material feeder.
Figure 37: Operating terminal
The operating terminal contains a touch-sensitive screen (touchscreen).
Buttons and elements are displayed on the touchscreen. A command is
executed by touching a button or an element.
Activating a button/selecting an element
• Touch the corresponding button or element.
ATTENTION
Damage can be caused to the touchscreen by sharp objects
Only operate the touchscreen with your finger or a special pen.
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7.1 Structure of the software
The software allows the creation and management of seam programs and
sequences. During sewing, these programs are called up and processed
stitch for stitch.
The software is also used to define general settings that apply to all programs.
The software also includes technical menu items for testing and maintaining the machine.
Seam program
A seam program consists of a seam contour with parameters defining the
individual contour sections.
Up to 99 seam programs can be stored in the system. Seam programs
have a file suffix of .fnp906 after the filename.
Sequence
• A sequence is comprised of at least 2 seam programs.
• Up to 30 seam programs can be combined in any order to form
a sequence.
• Up to 20 sequences can be stored in the system. Sequences have a file
suffix of .seq906 after the filename.
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7.2 Overview of the menu structure
The following table provides an overview of the menu structure and the
function buttons on the main screen.
Different colors indicate which functions are mainly used for normal sewing operations, which items are used for creating and maintaining seam
programs and the menu items that are used for making technical settings.
Green: Menu items for sewing
Blue: Menu items for creating and managing programs
Magenta: Menu items for settings and information used by technicians
Menu items in popup menus
Menu item Function Submenu items Submenu items Described on
File Open existing sewing
programs, create new
programs, copy or delete
existing programs.
Edit Define general settings
for all programs or modify an existing program.
Extras Changing the configura-
tion set
Note: Remove bundle
from automatic stacker
Display options: full-
screen and zoom
Technician menu: Set-
tings, system information and tests
Correction Short-term sewing with
other values
? Software version of the
control unit panel
Delete
Copy
Open
New Seam program
Sequence
Save As
Machine Parameters
Sequence
Seam program Parameters
Contour Adjustment
Contour Test
Clamp change mode
Bundle removal
Full-screen on/off
Zoom on/off
Service Settings
System Information
Multitest
Initialization and
Update
Manufacturer (for DA personnel only)
Thread tension
Sewing speed
Info
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page 87
page 74
page 79
page 84
page 86
page 100
page 100
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page 93
page 83
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page 24
page 73
page 73
page 105
page 107
page 105
page 115
page 75
page 76
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Buttons on the main screen
Button Function Submenu items Described on
Continue sewing the contour from a particular point Repair mode
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Define announcement of the bobbin change.
The thre ad consumption is set in meters for this.
Reset counter to a particular value Reset counter
Bobbin change
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7.3 Starting the software
After switching on the sewing unit at the main power switch and actuating
the two-hand control, the machine performs a reference run. After this, the
startup screen is shown on the operating terminal for a few seconds.
Figure 38: Startup screen
Using the start screen, you can select the user interface language or use
Service to quickly switch to the Multitest menu.
Both functions can also be accessed later from within the program via the
menu items Extras > Service.
( Testing MultiTest machine functions, page 108)
( Changing the language, page 106)
If you do not tap any buttons, the display automatically switches to the
main screen after a few seconds.
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(1) - Title bar
(2) - Main window: Display of the seam
contour
(3) - Program bar
(4) - Menu bar: Popup menu
(6) - Arrow buttons for navigating
within the bar
(6) - Button for resetting the counter
(7) - Button for bobbin change
(8) - Display of the current seam
parameters
(9) - Button for repair mode
(10) - Clock display
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The main screen
The main screen is displayed during sewing. When the machine is started
the main screen is opened with the settings of the last sewing program
used.
Figure 39: Main screen
Title bar (1)
On the main screen, the currently open sequence is displayed and the
time of day (10) is displayed at the right. In the various menus, this bar
contains information on the currently selected menu item.
Main window (2)
The contour to be sewn is displayed here.
Program bar (3)
The seam programs of the currently
open sequence are displayed here.
The program currently being executed is highlighted in black. With the
arrow keys (5) on the right, you can move additional seam programs into
the visible bar area.
When a single seam program is opened, this fills the entire bar width.
Menu bar (4)
The menu bar contains the popup menu. The popup menu allows you to
access the various different menu items for creating and editing seam programs and for performing settings and tests on the machine. An arrow (
next to the entry shows that additional sub-menu items are available.
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Arrow keys (5) for navigating within the bar
With the arrow keys (5) on the right, you can move additional seam programs into the visible bar area.
Button for resetting the counter (6)
This button can be used for resetting the counter for the sewn programs
or sequences. The current counter value is displayed in this button.
Button for bobbin change (7)
This button is used to inform the system that a new bobbin has been
inserted (e.g. after a color change). The hook thread capacity is displayed
in this button.
Display of the current seam parameters (8)
• - Dimensions of the seam
• - Sewing speed
• - Thread tension
• - Number of stitches / amount of hook thread used
Button for repair mode (9)
This button is used to switch the repair mode on and off. The current status
(On/Off) is displayed in the button.
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7.4 Basic functions for using the software
7.4.1 Entering a password
Depending on the settings, a password is only required for accessing the
technical menus or is required every time the machine is started.
Figure 40: Entering a password
Entering a password
1. Use the numeric buttons (2) to enter the password.
Password settings can be carried out in the Extras menu
( page 105).
You can delete incorrect entries via the DEL button.
2. Tap the OK button.
The previously selected menu item opens.
7.4.2 Closing windows
A number of different buttons can be used for closing the currently open
window.
Button Meaning
At the upper right in the title bar of all windows:
• The program jumps back by one navigation level.
OK In windows with data entry or selection fields:
• The window is closed and the entered or selected data is adopted.
ESC
Abort
In windows with data entry or selection fields:
• The window is closed and the entered or selected data is discarded.
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7.4.3 Display principles
Figure 41: Activated and deactivated elements
The currently activated or selected element is highlighted with a dark
background (2).
Buttons that are not used in the current context are grayed-out (1).
7.4.4 Scrolling the display
Figure 42: Scrolling with the scrollbar
A scrollbar (1) appears at the right side when a displayed ima ge is larger
than the screen height.
Moving image up/down
• Drag the scrollbar (1) up or down.
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7.4.5 Selecting options from a list
When selecting options, a distinction is made between round option
buttons and square checkboxes
Selection with option buttons
Figure 43: Selection with option buttons
With round option buttons you can only select one of the displayed
options.
• Tap the desired option.
The selected option (1) is marked with a dot.
Selection with checkboxes
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• Tap the desired checkboxes
The selected entries (1) are marked with a cross.
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7.4.6 Using file filters
When opening, copying or deleting seam programs or sequences, a list of
all available files is displayed.
You can use the filter functions to make the list more manageable:
1. Tap the File Filter button under the list.
The file filter screen opens.
Figure 45: File filter
2. Tap the desired filter criterion:
• .fnp911: Seam programs only
• .seq911: Sequences only
• All Files: Seam programs and sequences
3. Tap the Open button.
The list is updated according to the selected filter:
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(2) - Keyboard
(3) - OK button: Adopt the entered text
(4) - Del: Delete a character
(5) - Aa: Switch between
uppercase/lowercase
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7.4.7 Entering text
A text entry window is displayed when you need to enter text, e.g. for the
name of a program.
Figure 46: Text entry window
Writ e text
• Use the keyboard (2) to enter the text.
Switch between uppercase/lowercase
• Tap the Aa (5) button.
Delete the last character
• Tap the DEL (4) button.
Adopt the entered text
• Tap the OK (3) button.
The entered text is adopted and the text entry window is closed.
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(2) - Status bar
(3) - Symbol
(4) - Value range
(5) - Data entry field
(6) - Numeric buttons
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7.4.8 Entering parameter values
A numeric entry window opens when you need to enter numeric values for
program or machine parameters.
Figure 47: Numeric entry window
The title bar (1) shows the parameter group.
The status bar (2) shows the name of the parameter currently being
edited. The symbol (3) of the parameter is displayed below.
The value range (4) shows the entry limits for the parameter.
The current valid value is displayed in the data entry field (5). You can
change this value.
Entering a value
Positive value:
• Enter required values using the displayed keyboard (6).
Negative value:
• First enter the first number, then the sign and any additional numbers
using the numeric buttons (6).
•Example -12: Enter the value in the order 1, -, 2.
Deleting a value
• Tap the DEL button.
Adopting a value
• Tap the OK button.
The entered value is adopted and the numeric entry window is closed.
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7.4.9 Switching the full-screen display on and off
In order to see the seam contour in more detail you can switch the main
window to occupy the full screen and hide the buttons at the right side of
the main screen.
Figure 48: Switching the full-screen display on and off
1. Tap the menu items Extras > Full-screen on/off.
The display switches to the respective other mode.
7.4.10 Switching zoom on and off
You can magnify the display in a zoom level in order to see the seam contour in more detail.
Figure 49: Switching zoom on and off
Switching between the displays
1. Tap the menu items Extras > Zoom on/off.
The display switches to the respective other mode.
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7.5 Opening a seam program or sequence for sewing
The stored seam programs or sequences frequently need to be opened
for sewing.
1. Tap the menu items File > Open in the main window.
The selection window appears. All seam programs and sequences are
displayed.
Using File filter, you can limit the selection and make the list more
manageable ( 7.4.6 Using file filters, page 70).
Figure 50: Opening a file
2. Tap the desired file.
3. Tap the Open button.
The seam program/sequence is opened.
4. Use the two-hand control to start sewing.
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7.6 Briefly sewing with modified values
If you must briefly sew a special material, or use a particular thread
strength with different values, without changing the seam program you
can use the Correction menu item to temporarily change the values for
thread tension and sewing speed. The values then apply to all subsequently executed seams. The values are deleted when the machine is
switched off.
Important: If you wish to adopt the changes permanently, you must modify and save the program. Otherwise, the last save values after switching
off the machine are restored.
7.6.1 Sewing with a modified thread tension
1. Tap the menu items Correction Thread Tension.
The window for changing the thread tension appears:
Figure 51: Sewing with a modifi e d thre ad tension
2. Enter the desired value for the thread tension.
3. Tap the OK button.
The value is adopted and used for all seams until the machine is
switched off.
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7.6.2 Sewing with a modified sewing speed
1. Tap the menu items Correction > Sewing Speed.
The window for changing the thread tension appears:
Figure 52: Sewing with a modified sewing speed
2. Enter the desired speed.
3. Tap the OK button.
The value is adopted and used for all seams until the machine is
switched off.
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7.7 Replacing the hook thread bobbin
The machine automatically detects when the hook thread has been used
up and a new bobbin needs to be inserted.
In this case, or when a thread breakage occurs, the Manage Thread
Breakage window is automatically displayed.
Figure 53: Managing a thread breakage
1. Tap the Change Bobbin button.
2. Changing the bobbin ( 5.10 Replacing the hook thread bobbin,
page 34).
WARNING
Risk of injury by the needle point or moving
parts.
Switch the sewing unit to the Safe Stop mode
before changing the hook thread bobbin.
3. Use the Forwards and Back buttons to move to the point where sewing
is to continue.
4. Tap the Continue Sewing button.
The program jumps back to the main screen and sewing of the seam
continues from the selected point.
Bobbin change without a request from the program
If you wish to independently insert a new bobbin without being reque sted
to do so by the program (e.g. when changing color) then you must tap the
Bobbin change button on the main screen. This confirms that a new
bobbin has been inserted and that the thread consumption must resume
counting from the value corresponding to the full bobbin capacity.
Updating the bobbin capacity
1. Tap Bobbin change on the main screen.
The thread consumption continues to count from the value corre-
sponding to the full bobbin capacity.
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7.8 Continuing a seam in Repair mode after an error
In Repair mode, you can move to any desired point on the contour.
E.g. in order to continue the seam program from this position after an
error has occurred.
1. Tap the Repair mode button on the main screen.
The Repair mode window is displayed.
Figure 54: Repair mode
2. Use the Forwards and Back buttons to move to the point where sewing
is to continue.
3. Tap the Continue Sewing button.
The program switches to the main screen. The seam continues to be
sewn from this point.
7.9 Resetting the counter
Depending on the machine parameter settings, the counter counts the
sewn programs or sequences up or down. You can use Reset Counter
button to reset the counter to the start value ( MP6 - Counters,
page 104).
1. Tap the Reset Counter button on the main screen.
The counter is reset to the value defined in the machine parameters.
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(2) - Arrow buttons
(3) - OK button: Adopt
(4) - Save button
(5) - Delete button
(6) - Parameter button
(7) - Line selection button
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7.10 Creating a new seam program
ATTENTION
The machine can be damaged by sewing without material.
Place the material under the inner slider and outer frame prior to creating the seam program.
A new seam program is created using a teach-In procedure. Individual
seam paths with specific seam parameters are defined via the operating
terminal in order to do this.
1. Tap the menu items File New Seam Program.
The teach-In window is displayed.
Figure 55: Teach-In
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2. Use the arrow keys (2) to move the cursor (3) to the desired starting
position.
3. Tap the OK button.
The desired starting point is adopted and marked with a green dot.
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Selecting the line type
4. Use the line selection buttons (7) to select the type of line to be defined.
• Seamless path
The clamp moves over this path to the next position without sewing.
• Straight seam
A straight seam is sewn.
• Curved seam
A curved seam is sewn.
After tapping the button for a straight or curved seam the correspond-
ing window for entering the seam parameters for this path opens.
Defining the seam parameters for the path
Figure 56: Teach-In: Seam parameters
Selecting the seam parameters for the path
5. Tap the respective parameter.
The window for entry opens.
6. Enter the desired value for the parameter( 7.4.8 Entering parameter
values, page 72).
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Button Meaning
Speed
Stitch length
Thread tension
Stroke height
Cut thread
Drawing a path
7. Use the arrow buttons to move the cursor to the end point of the desired
path.
Alternatively, you can tap an arrow button once in order to define the
direction and then continue moving in this direction by pressing the
pedal.
Important: Take care to ensure that the contour remains within the
permissible sewing field of your particular sewing unit. Especially with
curved paths, you should remember that the start and end points are
not directly connected and that a curve is generated between these two
points.
8. Tap the OK button.
The seam path is adopted with the specified parameters.
Adding further seam paths
Further seam paths are defined using the same procedure.
• Add each new seam path by starting at step 4 ( page 80).
Deleting a seam path
• Tap the Delete button.
The last section of the seam path is deleted.
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After you have defined all the seam paths, you can save the program and
specify a name.
9. Tap the Save... button.
The window for entering the program name opens.
10.Enter the desired name and adopt the change by pressing OK.
7.4.7 Entering text, page 71
The program is now available under this name for sewing, editing or
copying.
Important: After creating or changing a program, perform a contour test
( 7.11 Performing a contour test, page 83). Ensure that the contour lies
within the limits of your particular unit.
ATTENTION
Damage to the machine by exceeding the sewing field size
If you have entered contour points that lie outside the sewing field then
the movement of the clamps during sewing can cause damage to the
machine or the sewing material.
After creating or changing a program, perform a contour test. This way,
you can check whether the entire contour lies within the range of the
possible sewing field.
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7.11 Performing a contour test
After creating or changing a program or changing a seam contour, perform
a contour test. Ensure that the contour lies within the limits of your particular unit by performing a contour test.
Checking a contour
1. Lay the material under the transfer plate and lower the transfer plate by
2. Tap the menu items Edit > Seam program > Contour test.
The Contour test window opens.
Figure 57: Contour Test
using the foot pedal.
3. Use two-hand control.
4. Move along the contour stitch by stitch using the Forwards and Back
buttons.
5. Check that all points lie within the sewing area.
ATTENTION
Damage to the machine by exceeding the sewing field size
If you have entered contour points that lie outside the sewing field then
the movement of the clamps during sewing can cause damage to the
machine or the sewing material.
After creating or changing a program, perform a contour test. This way,
you can check whether the entire contour lies within the range of the
possible sewing field.
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7.12 Create a sequence
You can combine up to 30 seam programs to form a sequence. You can
create up to 20 sequences.
Select the seam program
1. Tap the menu items File New Sequence.
The window for selecting the seam programs appears.
Figure 58: Select the seam programs for the sequence
All existing seam programs are listed in the Seam programs field.
The Sequence field shows the seam programs that are allocated to
the sequence.
2. Tap the desired program
The selected program is highlighted with a dark background.
3. Tap the Insert button.
The seam program is adopted the sequence and is displayed in the
Sequence field at the left side of the screen.
4. Add further seam programs in the same manner.
Remove a seam program from a sequence
• Tap the seam program in the Sequence field and tap the Delete but-
ton.
The program is removed from the sequence.
Assign a name to the sequence
5. Tap the Enter Name button.
The window for entering the name opens.
6. Enter the desired name and adopt the change by pressing OK
( 7.4.7 Entering text, page 71).
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The sequence is now available under this name for sewing, editing or
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7.13 Edit an existing sequence
You can edit an existing sequence by adding or removing seam programs.
Figure 59: Editing an existing sequence
1. Tap the menu items File > Open in the main window ( page 74).
The sequence is opened in the main screen.
2. Tap the menu items Edit > Sequence.
The window for editing the sequence appears.
3. Add programs to the sequence using the Insert button or remove from
the sequence using the Delete button. The steps correspond to the
procedure used for creating a new sequence ( 7.12 Create a
sequence, page 84).
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7.14 Saving a seam program or sequence under a different
name
You can save a seam program or sequence under a different name.
To create a new program, you can use a similar, already-existing program
as a template. You can save the existing program under a new name and
change the respective details.
1. Tap the menu items File > Save As.
A selection window allowing you to select a seam program or
sequence is displayed.
You can limit the selection with File filter. This makes the list
more manageable ( 7.4.6 Using file filters, page 70).
2. Tap the desired element.
3. Tap the Save As button.
The window for entering the new name is opened.
4. Enter the desired name and adopt the change by pressing OK
( 7.4.7 Entering text, page 71).
The program or sequence is now also available under this name for
sewing, editing or copying.
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7.15 Copying a seam program or sequence
You can also copy seam programs or sequences from a USB stick to the
controller or from the controller to a USB stick.
Not all commonly available USB sticks are suitable for the copying process. You can obtain a suitable USB stick from Dürkopp Adler using the
order number 9805 791113.
Select the file
1. Tap the menu items File > Copy.
The window for selecting the file to be copied appears.
Figure 60: Copying a seam program or sequence
2. Use the buttons (1) to select whether the data is to be copied from the
DAC controller or the USB stick.
The selected button is highlighted with a dark background. The files
present at this location are listed in a selection window (2).
You can limit the selection with File filter. This makes the list
more manageable ( 7.4.6 Using file filters, page 70).
3. Tap the desired file.
The selected file is highlighted with a dark background.
4. Tap theCopy File button.
The selected file is copied to the USB stick or the controller.
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7.16 Deleting a seam program or sequence
Seam programs or sequences that are no longer required can be deleted
from the controller.
Figure 61: Deleting a seam program or sequence
1. Tap the menu items File > Delete.
The window for selecting the file to be deleted appears.
You can limit the selection with File filter. This makes the list
more manageable ( 7.4.6 Using file filters, page 70).
2. Tap the desired file.
The selected file is highlighted with a dark background.
3. Tap the Delete button.
The selected file is deleted.
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7.17 Editing an existing seam program
You can change the contour and parameters of existing seam programs.
The changes are applied to the seam program that is currently open on
the main screen.
Selecting the program to be edited
1. Open the sequence you wish to modify via the menu items File > Open
The program is opened in the main screen.
7.17.1 Adjusting a contour
1. Tap the menu items Edit > Seam program > Adjust Contour.
The contour adjustment window is displayed.
Figure 62: Contour adjustment – Part 1
( page 74).
2. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor (1) to the position on the contour
that is to be changed.
You can also move to the position on the contour that is to be changed
with the slider control (2).
Top scale: First stitch of the seam appearance.
Bottom scale: Last stitch of the seam appearance.
3. Tap the Go To button.
The selected contour region is displayed in detail.
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Figure 63: Contour adjustment – Part 2
4. Use the arrow keys to select the stitching point (1) to be changed.
5. Tap the Go To button.
The window for changing the seam path is displayed.
Figure 64: Contour adjustment – Part 3
6. Use the arrow buttons to move the stitching point to the new position (1).
The modified seam path is displayed in green.
7. Tap the Next button.
The window for selecting the technology operations opens.
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Figure 65: Contour adjustment – Part 4
Define technology operations for the new seam path (optional):
• Tap the New button: Open the Technology operations window.
• OK button: Save and exit contour adjustment (continue with step 10).
Select technology operations
Figure 66: Technology operations
8. Select the desired technology operations for the new seam path
( 7.4.5 Selecting options from a list, page 69).
9. Confirm the selection with OK.
The previous window for seam adjustment is displayed.
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10.Tap the OK button.
A query appears to accept the changes. When you confirm, the modi-
fied contour will be saved.
Important: After creating or changing a program, perform a contour test
( 7.11 Performing a contour test, page 83). Ensure that the contour lies
within the limits of your particular unit.
ATTENTION
Damage to the machine through exceeding the sewing field size
If you have entered contour points that lie outside the sewing field then
the movement of the clamps during sewing can cause damage to the
machine or the sewing material.
After creating or changing a program, perform a contour test. This way,
you can check whether the entire contour lies within the range of the
possible sewing field.
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Settings via the software
7.17.2 Changing the parameters
You can also change the general settings that apply to the entire seam
program.
1. Tap the menu items Edit > Seam program > Parameters.
The window for selecting the program parameter group is opened.
Figure 67: Selecting the program parameter group
2. Tap the desired parameter group.
The individual parameters of this group are displayed.
3. Tap the desired parameter.
The window for modifying the parameter opens.
4. Set the parameter to the desired value ( 7.4.8 Entering parameter
values, page 72).
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There are 8 program parameter groups:
Symbol Parameter group
PP1 - Configuration
General settings
PP2 - Insertion mode
Insertion mode and position
PP3 - Removal mode
Removal mode and position
PP4 - Softstart
Number of stitches and speed
PP5 - Needle thread monitor
Sensitivity value for the needle thread monitor
PP6 - Thread consumption
Values for determining thread consumption
PP7 - Offset
Contour is offset in a particular direction
PP8 - Scaling:
The size of the contour is changed.
Settings via the software
Overview of the individual program parameters
PP1 - Configuration
Symbol Meaning
Seam name
max. 20 characters
Minimum sewing foot stroke height
(min. = 1.0 .. max. = 10.0; Def. = 5.0 mm )
Sets this as the minimum value of the programmable sewing foot stroke
height so that only this value needs to be adjusted when sewing thicker
materials.
Adjust the thread tension
(min. = 10 .. max. = 200; Def. = 100 %)
The thread tension profile for the entire contour is adjusted accordingly.
A value of 100 % means that no adjustments are made.
Adjust the run-empty speed
(min. = 10 .. max. = 200; Def. = 100 %)
The forwarding speeds are adjusted accordingly.
Clamp ID code
Barcode (ID code) of max. 10 characters for performing a safety check
before the start of sewing (the barcode reader additional equipment must
be activated)
Laser marking lights
Up to four laser marking lights for easier alignment of the sewing material
can be controlled (the additional equipment must be activated)
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Symbol Meaning
Needle reversing mode
The following options can be set:
Not active: The needle remains at the Stop position.
After the entire contour: After completing all seams in the contour the
needle is reversed to the value specified in the machine parameters.
After every seam (Def.): The needle is reversed after every seam.
Needle cooling
(On/Off)
Activates/deactivates the needle cooling.
Adjust sewing speed
(min. = 10 .. max. = 200; Def. = 100 %)
The sewing speed is adjusted by the specified percent value.
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PP2 - Insertion mode
Symbol Meaning
Insertion mode
The following options can be set:
Mode 1 (Def.)
Standard sewing mode with transfer of the material.
In the insertion position, the outer frame, inner slider and transfer plate are
open. The sewing procedure runs in the following sequence:
• Use foot pedal: The transfer plate is closed.
• Use two-hand control: The material is transferred to the outer frame/inner
slider and the sewing starts.
Mode 2
Reserved (function as with Mode 1)
Mode 3
Reserved (function as with Mode 1)
Mode 4
Reserved (function as with Mode 1)
Mode 5
Mode for service purposes.
The outer frame and inner slider can be put in three positions.
The next position is set by using the foot pedal. The positions change
in the following order:
• Outer frame closed and inner slider open
• Outer frame and inner slider closed
• Outer frame and inner slider open
Insertion position
(On/Off)
With the insertion position activate d th e cl am ps move to the desired position for convenient insertion of the sewing material.
Insertion position X
The specified value can be changed for corrections.
Insertion position X and removal position X must correspond.
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Insertion position Y
The specified value can be changed for corrections.
Insertion position X and removal position Y must correspond.
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Settings via the software
Symbol Meaning
PP3 - Removal mode
Removal mode
The following options can be set:
Mode 1 (Def.)
Stacker active.
Mode 2
Reserved (function as with Mode 1)
Mode 3
Reserved (function as with Mode 1)
Mode 4
Reserved (function as with Mode 1)
Mode 5
Stacker inactive.
Removal position
(On/Off)
With the removal position activated the clamps move to the desired position for convenient removal of the sewing material after the sewing procedure.
Removal position X
The specified value can be changed for corrections.
Removal position X and insertion position X must correspond.
Removal position Y
The specified value can be changed for corrections.
Removal position Y and insertion position Y must correspond.
PP4 - Softstart
Symbol Meaning
Number of softstart stitches
(min. = 0 .. max. = 10; Def. = 5)
Softstart speed
(min. = 100 .. max. = 2000; Def. =300 rpm)
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PP5 - Needle thread monitor
(min. = 0 .. max. = 99; Def. = 5)
Is only active if activated in the machine parameters.
(A higher value makes the needle monitor less sensitive. 99 = Needle
thread monitor switched off in this program only.)
PP6 - Thread consumption
Symbol Meaning
Material thickness
(min. = 0 .. max. = 20.0; Def. = 0)
The thickness of the sewing material when pressed together.
Material consumption adjustm e nt
(min. = -10.0 .. max. 10.0; Def. 0.
Correction to the calculated values.
Settings via the software
PP7 - Offset
Symbol Meaning
X offset
(min. = -5.0… max. = 5.0; Def. = 0.0 mm )
Y offset
(min. = -5.0… max. = 5.0; Def. = 0.0 mm )
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