Mitsubishi PTN-A10 Instruction Manual

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Industrial Sewing

INSTRUCTION

Machine

MANUAL

Data input System for Electronic Pattern Sewing

Machine

Model

PTN-A10

A180E228P01

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Thank you for your

purchase

Sewing Machine. Before

carefully

instructions

and

install,

written

operate

here.

of Mitsubishi Data Input System for Electronic Pattern

use

of your Data Input System,

and

maintain your

system

please

in

accordance

read this manual

vyith

the

PTN-AIO is a

Electronic Sewing Machines

• Maximum

• Stitch length

resolution

• For stitch

• Maximum 150 stitching

floppy disk.

Maximum 16 stitching patterns

• Smooth curve

plural

• Data of circle or

specifying the stitch length

8000

of

pattem

points

data

0.1

on

input

stitches

can

mm.

data

the

arc

system

can

be

set

storage,

patterns

can

be createdautomatically by specifyingthe stitch length

cunre.

can

used

and

be

within

to

create

has

the

following features:

storedinthe

the

range

floppy disks

and

a total 360000 stitches

and

a total 8000 stitches

be

made automatically

and

3 points on a circle or an arc.

sewing

dataofeach

data

from 0.1 mm

and

PROM

can

and

in a specified

for Mitsubishi Industrial

stitching pattern.

to

12.7 mm with

be

used.

can

be

stored in a PROM.

be

stored

sequence

• Zigzag data between 2 points can be made automatically by specifying the

and

pitch of zigzag,

and

2 points.

the

in a

and

by

width

• Function selecting menu, operation procedures and various

displayed

• Pattem

•

If

the system is connected

modified

• Pattem dataon a floppy disk can be read,

the

data

•

If

the system is connected with an electronic sewing machine, pattem

communicated

on

the

data

can

and

added.

onaPROM.

between

screen.

be

enlarged, reduced, tumed around

with

an electronicsewing machine, pattem data can be

written

them.

and

modified.

or deleted. The same applies to

messages

data

can

are

be

1.

Introduction

1.1

Contents

of

the

Instruction

Contents

Manual

1

(1) Composition of

1.2 Check for Unpacking

the

manual 1

and

of Products 2

(1) Unpacking method 2 (2)

Check

of products 2

1.3 Basic Performance of Component Devices 3

(1) System composition 3 (2) Specifications of control unit 5

(3) PROM

(4) PROM

socket

eraser

(5) Tablet digitizer 7

(6)

Roppy

disk drive unit 8

1.4 Cautions for Operation 9

(1) Safety 9 (2) Environment 9

(3) Power supply voltage 9

(4)

Noises

2. Before Starting

the

Operation

2.1 Basic Knowledge 10

6

9

10

(1)

Roppy

disk 10

(2) PROM 11

2.2

Operation Method 12

(1)

Initial

setting 12

(2) Tuming on the power supply 13

(3) Howtokey-in

the

menu

(4) Tuming offthe power 19

(5) When

3.

Basic

Input

3.1 Input of Simple Stitch

any

error occurred

Pattem

(1) Input method 21

(2)

From the pattem input to the writing 21

13

20

21

-1

4.

Reference

4.1 Pattern Input

Mode

36

(1) Pattern input (2) Setting (3) Input operation

the

mode

input conditions

selection

36 36 38

(4) Start of pattem input 38

(5)

Selectable

(6)

Record

(7) Recall :

(8) Clear of

(9) Deleting

(10) On-line

(11) Modification

(12) Serial transmission

(13)

(14) Curve (SPUNE) 43

(15)

(16) Input

(17)

(18)

Change

Sewing

Stitchlessfeed (FED-*) 46 Second origin

functions

pattem

the

of input conditions 43

speed

method

data

recorded

data

change ! 44

change

(GRIG)

38

39

40

41

42

45

47

(19)

Stop (STOP) 47

(20) Reverse

(21)

Xsymmetry

(22)

Ysymmetry

(23)

Point symmetry

(24)

Circle (CIR-*) 49

(25)

Arc

(ARC-

(26)

(27)

(28) (29)

(30)

(31)

(32)

(33)

(34)

Zigzag

Thread trimming

Origin retum End

(END)

Straight line clear

1 stitch clear

Function code

Record list (RC US) 58

Pattem

(REVER)

(X-INV) (Y-INV)

*)

(ZIGZA)

(RTN)

(1-CLR)

list

(FT

(XY-INV)

(TRIM)

(L-CLR)

(FUNCT)

US)

47

47 48

48

49

50

56

56 56

56

57

59

-H

4.2

Read

(1)

Mode

Selection of read mode

(2) Operation to read 61 (3) Read of connection pattem 61

(4) Display of

4.3

Write

Mode

(1) Selection of write

end

of reading 62

mode

(2) Operationtowrite 63

61

63

(3) Display of

4.4

Function Selecting

(1) Selection of function selecting

(2)

Selectable

end

of writing 64

Mode

mode

functions

(3) Operation of floppy/PROM 66

(4) 2 (5) Deleting

bytes

data

the

I/O

recorded

data

(6) On-line 70

(7) Modification

(8) Serial receiving 71

(9) Serial transmission 71

(10)

Test

(11)

Record

(12)

Pattem

4.5

On-line

(1) Preparation before using

(2)

Selection

(3) Execution of

(4) Specification of stitch (position)tobe

list

Function

of on-line function

resetatthe

the

on-line

sewing

machine

side

modified 75

65 65

65

68

70

71 72 72

73

75

(5)

Change

in pattem

data

after

the

execution of on-line modification

(6) Selectable functions

(7) Modification of stitch position 77

(8)

Modification of sewing

speed

(9) Eliminating of stitch 80

(10) Addition of stitch 81

(11)

Code

(12) Eliminating of

(13) Addition of

data

table

code

(14) Data display 85

..

75

76

79

83

84

4.6

Modffication Function

(1) Data

type

86

input 86

(2) Selectabie function

(3) Rotation

(4)

Enlargement (reduction) 87

5.

Message

5.1 Listof

6-

Functions

6.1 Basic Functions (1) Basic functions

6.2

Function Lists

Messages

(1) Pattem input mode

(2)

Read

(3) Write

(4) Function

mode

86 86

89

93

93 93

94

95

96

-IV

1.

Introduction

1.1

Contents

of

the

Instruction

1.

Introduction

Manual

This manual covers

the

information aisout

industrial Electronic Sewing Machines

(1)

Compositionofthe

1) Introduction

manual

Overall composition, basic specifications, cautions for operation etc.

Please

read

this section carefully t)efore staiUng

2) Before starting operation

Preparatory

screen

steps

display,

before operating

the

key input method

3) Basic operating method

Basic operating method covering from

operation

4)

Reference

Four basic functions of

5)

Message

Explanation on

are

list

described.

the

messages

the

system

the

pattern

PLK

Series

the

input system

and

the

and

their detail are explained.

displayed on

data

input system

and

PLK-A

operatioa

how to start

power on,

LCD

is given here.

Series.

suchasthe

the

system

the

program start

'PTN-A10*

explanation

are

described.

for Mitsubishi

are

explained.

on

and

the

basic

the

6) Appendixes

Structural drawings, schematic drawings of power supply, etc. are quoted.

-1

-

1.2

Check

for Unpacking

and

1.

Introduction

of

Products

Before

unpackingthe products, check

(1) Unpacking method

Take out

(2)

Checkofproducts

Please check if

carefully

foilowing

a carton box

CompositionofPTN-AIO

No.

1-1

1-2

2-1

2-2

2-3

2-4

Main unit (In English)

4

Unused

PTN-AIO

Main

Power

button

unit

Name

cursor

disk

Instruction

cover

supply

foilowing

from

the package.

cautions and the detailof products.

itemsare includedInthe set ofproducts.

of

item

Manual

cord

Nameoftype

—

3.5-

2HD

A180E228P01

Quantity

1

unit

1

pa

1

pa

1

copy

1

pc.

1

pa

2-5

2-6

2-7

2-8

2-9

2-10

Interim

Connection

3A

fuse

OL-UNE

Toothed

Cursor

cord

unit

cable

washer

holder

1

unit

1

pc.

1

pc.

1

pc.

2 PCS.

1

pc.

-2-

1.3

Basic

(1)

System

PTN-A10

1.

introduction

PerformanceofComponent

composition

consists

of fcllawing

X ®

Power

components.

supply

Devices

connector

0

Powerswiteh

(§)On-nne

connector

(§)

RS232C

connector

d);

LCD

®

Operatton

display

Instructing

©Tablet

010203040

O O O O socket

0

Timer

• LJ LJ

n n

section

digitizer

©PROM

eraser

©Cursorcord

holder

0Roppy

disk

drive

unit

©

Power

between

(f)

Power

Couple

(D

LCD

Device to display

®

Timer

Usedtoset

switch

ON/OFF

ON

supply

the

display

switch of

and

OFF.

connector

power supply

the

timetoerase

the

input system. Be

cable

here.

suretotakeapause

function selection menu, operation

the

data

on

the

FROM.

3-

of more than 5

procedures

and

sec.

various

(f)

PROM

Device to write in

©

PROM

Usedtoerase

©

Operation

Brief

explanation on the operating method,

©

On-fine

©

RS-232C

@

Tablet

Patters

socket

and

eraser

the

data

instructing

connector

cableisconnected

connector

interface

cableisconnected

digitizer

and

menus

are

1.

Introduction

read

fronn

savedinthe

section

hera

k^edinhera

the

PROM

PROM.

hera

which

code

saves

No.,

the

eta

is displayed.

pattern

data

O

Floppy

Unitto write in or read from

Cursor

It

retains

disk

cord

the

drive

holder

cursor

unit

cord

the

holder.

floppy disk which

saves

the

pattern

data

-4

(2) Specifications of control unit

1.

Introduction

Item

Control

Stitch Stitch

storage

method

pattem pattem

area data

Numberofpatterns

stored

Number

stored

Number

of

stitches

/pattern Stitch length

Sewing

speed

Enlargement/reduc

tion

Data

input

modes

Specification

FuMectronlc

260X200

3.5

inch floppy

PROM

3.5

inch floppy

PROM

3.5

inch floppy disk

PROM

8000

stitches

control by

mm

disk

the

micro-computer

2HD

27512,

150 16

360000 8000

etc.

patterns

stitches

0.1to12.7 mm (resolution 0.1 mm)

4

speeds

of high(H), medium high (Ml), medium low

Low (L)

10to200%,

1.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

1%step

POINT

P-P

Zigzag

Circle Arc

Free

curve

Stitchbystitch

Two points

Width

3

points

3 points Specify pointsona cunre.

Symmetry X axis, Y axis, origin

Function

codes

Thread

etc.

data

entry

are

specified.

and

pitch

are

specified

are

specified

are

specified

trimming, reversing,

(M2),

2nd

origin.

Display unit

Temperature, humi

dity

ranges

Power

Outside

supply

dimensions

(w) XW X (h)

40

characters

LCD

dispiay

10to35«C,

45 to 85% (dewing not permissible)

AC100/110/120/200/220/230/240V,

Control

unit

460x480x130

50/60

Hz

1.

Introduction

(3) PROM

1)

Set

Raise

socket

the

PROMasshown below.

PROM

the

socket

2) Makesure to

3) Be sure to take outthe

4) Never remove

PROM

socket

1.

levertoinsert

unify

the type of

the

PROM while

28

24

PROM

y

the

socket

PROM

28

24

and

turn

For

down

PROMs.

beforethe power is turned

the

data

are

read

fromorwritten In

27256,27512.2764

Fbr

2716,2732.2732A

Have

the

cut<outattop

load

orderlyfrom

the

lever

ONorOFF.

and

bottom.

latertofix

the

PROM.

the

PROM.

^ Make

(4) PROM

suretouse

Otherwise

eraser

Iterases alldata inthe

1) Pull a

2)

3)

knobonthe

Remove

of

PROM

Press

the

Enlarged

completely the ultraviol^ protection tape,

the

PROM

of correct tvoe

mavbedestroved.

PROM.

Erasingis conductedasfollows.

PROM eraser. Asmall

andtoset

drawer

it oropeilv.

will

come

eta,

whichis adhered on the

to erase the data. Putttie tape inthe drawer and

timer

switch

viewoftimer

and

section

set

the

timerat30

Timer

switch

min.

out

dose

window

the drawer.

ERASER

TIMER

-6-

1.

Introduction

Erasing time

switch. Erasing time

system. Erasing

4) When the erasing did not

the

erasing

5) When the erasing is over, adhere

PROM.

r*'

will

change one after anotherasshown

40min.

time

takes

and

canbeset

place at

30

end

erase

any timesofarasthe

the

set

erasing

min.

within

30 min., clean

again.

the

ultraviolet protection tape,

20

min.

(5) Tablet digitizer

Tablet digitizer consists of the tablet and cursor (mouse).

1) Tablet Menu section is provided at right

end.

Pattern

t>elow

with

power is supplied to

time.

10

min.

the

erasingwindow of

data

canbeinputatany

each

push on

0

min.

etatothe

—1

PROM,

window of

other

the

extend

area

timer

input

2) Menu section

Menu section

l-STITCH

CIRCLE

ARC

ZIGZAG

TRIM

ORIG

POINT

RETURN

LAST

+

has36menu keys.

CANCEL

CLEAR

FEED

UNE

REVERSE

FUNC

CLEAR

X-INV

Y-INV

XY-INV

STOP

END

CODE

-

PATTERN

0 5

1 6

2

3

4 9

BACKSPACE

UST

RESET

RECORD

7

8

UST

.

-7

3) Digitizer cursor

The cufsor has fourbuttons

tablet digitizerwith

Button

following

2

3

1.

Introduction

(1,2.3

functions.

Button

and4}whichare used to read thecoordinate on the

1

4

Button

Button2:Pressed

Button3:Pressedtospecify

Button4:Not

(6)

Roppy

Right

1) Roppy diskforthe pattern data is inserted inthe

1: Pressed to read coordinate values at desired pointon thetablet, and menu

key.

toset

disk

front

sideofcontrol

sequence:

used.

drive unit

stitching

H-M1

POINT -

unit

fdctail

rate.

-M2-L-H

input

method.

P-P-POINT

viewA

Stitching

Input

speed

drive.

(rate)

method

Drive

Eject

changesinthe

button

following

^

To

insertafloppy

press

carefully until crick occurs.

To

removeafloppy

button is pressed).

3)

Any

new

disks

format,

manual.

4)Itis

disk

be

5) Applicable

High

referto"4.4

stn'cUy

drive

unitisreadingorwriting

destroyed.

density

prohibitedtotake

floppy

disk,

holdithorizontally

disk,

press

mustbeformatted

Function

disk

micro

floppy

disk

with

the

eyect

button

(initialized)

Selecting

out

the

Mode,

floppy

disk

(LEDoffloppy

(abbreviatedas3.5",

-8

the

labeled

(floppy

before

(3)

orto

disk

face

up,

put

into

the

slot

and

disk

pops

out

when

the

eject

use.

Regarding

the

method

Operationoffloppy/PROM"ofthis

turn

off

the

drive

2HD

unitislit).

type)

isused.

power

while

the

Memory

data

floppy

may

of

1.4

Cautions

(1)

Safety

Switch

great

(2) Environment

1)

2) Do not expose the system to the direct sunlight or do not place it

3) Care should be taken to prevent

4)

5) Itis prohibited to apply any strong impact to

for

Operation

off

the

power

dangerofelectric

Do

notoperatethe

or

lower

temperature

likearoom

metal particles into

^stem

or

oil

intense

heater.

cannot be operated inthe atmospherecontaining the

met

vibrations.

1.

t>6fore

access to the

shockifyou

system

(ICTC

the

control device or

introduction

insideofunit

touch

the

charging

underthe

or under). Otherwise, the

environmentofhigher

the

intrusionof water,

the

tablet digitizer.

the

system or to operate itwhere there are

for

inspectionorrepair.

section

while

the

temperature

matfunction

dose

liquid

or etectridty conducting

explosive

(There

powerissupplied.)

(35°Corover)

or falure occurs.

to a heat source

gas, dense dust

is a

(3)

Power

1) Operate the system

2) When there isaninstantaneous powerfailure,

(4)

Noises

1) Ifa

2)

3) Noises mayberaised if a radio or TV is

supply

rating.

error

Insuch occasion, turn off

surge

disturbed

Same

raises large noises. Be

(Example: High frequency welder, etc.)

power

voltage

with

the power supply which is

state

and

stopstooperate.

the

power

voltage (noise) is appliedtotfie power supply line,

temporarily.

problem may be encountered if

suretosecure

supply

for

themoruse

themata

within

the

system is broughttothe reset or

and

tsack on again to resume

the

system is operated near any device which

a sufficient distance from

used

remote

around

place.

the

the range of ± 10% of the

the

operation.

the

system control may

such

device.

system. Provide a

separate

the

be

9-

2.

Before

2.1

Basic

(1)

Roppydisk

1)

Starting

Knowledge

Floppy

utilizes

magnetism.

disk

the magnetism and its

2. Before Starting

the

Operation

should

be

handled

memory

carefully

the

Operation

because it is a

couldbe destroyedunder the effectof a strong

precision

component

which

Name

a. Sliding cover

of

each

section

(Front)

Protectorofmagnetized

(MITSUBISHI

MF2-HD)

D n

surf^.

are printed on the front

Nameofmanufacturer

sida

(Rear)

and type of

floppy

disk

b.

Label

Columnstorecord

a Write protect

Protection to preventerasingthe

2) Format of

New

Following

Regarding

floppy/PROM'.

floppy

2 types of

disk

the

methodofformat,

tab

disk

cannot

user's

name,

be used as a data

floppy

disk

can be used

refer

-10-

contentsofdata,

memorybymistake.

disk

with

the system.

to'4.4

Function

data

etc. are

unless

Selecting

it is

provided.

formatted

Mode,

(3)

(initialized).

Operation

of

2.

Before

Starting

the

Operation

TypeoffloDDv

(2) PROM

PROMs

with ultraviolet

Mitsubishi

disk

3.5*

high density recording type

Memoiy : 1.44MB ; 1MB

Byte/sector:

Sector/track: 9

512bytes;1024bytes

sectors

; 8

When a disk is formatted, ail existing

disks containing important

data

(2HD)

sectors

Caution

data

are

erased.

Make

sure

nottoformat

whichare used withthe system are as listed below and the memory can

rsys.

2716

M5L2716K

2732

M5L2732K

2732A

any

be

Fujitsu

27C256:

27C512:

MB8516

MB8516H

Fujitsu's MBM27C256A-20

MBM27C256A-25

Fujitsu's MBM27C512-20

MB85^-35 MB8532-45

MBM2732A-20 MBM2732A-25 MBM2732A-30

MBM2732A-35

11

22

Operating

(1) Initial setting

Kindsofdisplay

ofthe system. The dip switches are arrangedasshown below and allswitches are

P'isplay in English, 1.44

2.

Method

characters and

Before

MB)

Starting

floppy

the

Operation

diskcan be selected by the settingof dip switches

at shipping fromthe factory.

set

to ON

Setting

Dip

of

dip

switch

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

No.

ON/OFF

1MB/1.44MB

English/Japanese

Not

used

Not

used

Not

used

Not

used

Not

used

FixedtoOFF

Dip switch (Setting at shipping from factory)

Dip

switches are

OFF

yyyyyyyB

provided

at the

front

centersectionin the inputsystem.

12

2.

Before

Starting

the

Operation

(2) Turningonthe

Power supply to

©

Power

ON

Confirmthat

O Displayon

The system startsto operate

1.

3.

O

End

(3) Howtokey-in

1) Selecting

select

To

the

a function (letters

power

supply

the

system is appHed with following

the

power cord is connected properly,

LCD

screen

and

PEN-IN

WRITE

the

menu

functions

2.

4.

are

READ

FUNCTION

not

flickering),

steps.

and

turn on

the

following display is shown on

operater^key

or

the

power switch.

the

ten

keys.

LCD

screen.

2) Input of conditions

When enten'ng

focusfor reading of

press

the

a New input

[Example]

Display Input

J_

the

button1and

^ M * 1

® % 5 ^

tx

Change

of input (150% 50%)

Display

-L

^

li M % 0

conditions (numt>ers

the

digitizer cursor, into

hitM

kev.

0

% S

%

Input

% 5

are

flickering), move

the

frameof

desired

the

+ mark, which is

number

key of

Inputdigit

Cursor

the

tabl^

position

the

5.

H %

-13-

c. No

2. Before

change

Display input

(50% 50%)

Starting

§. s % ®

i.

%

the

Operation

d. Correction of input

When\4*ikev

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1 1 1m %

1.

1

1 i

J-

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J-

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i

e.

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While

conducted.

(a)

of input

respective setting

Check

of kinds of character

Display Input

J-

-0. S

J

Q.

^

ener

isnotyet pressed, the cursoron the screen can

BACKSPACE

^ %

BACKSPACE

M % M %

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conditions

TRIM

Input

0

are

being

Cannot

input,

tse

input

t>e

the checkof

returnedby usingttie

following

contents is

(b)Check ofsetting range

Display Input

-8.

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(c)

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Display Input

-L

A M * 0

digit

(Exampleofinput

J ^ X %

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(Example

ofinputscale)

BACKSPACE

Cannotbeinput

scale)

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t}e

Retiy

input

theinput

-14-

2.

3) Input of letters

Letters

a

are

input to specify

Change

Letteratthe

Move

of letters

the +

Before

cursor

mark,

position is

the reading focus ofthe digitizer cursor, intotheframe of

Starting

the

name

changed.

key on the tablet and press the button 1

changes.

the

of pattern.

Operation

•+"

so

that the letter at the cursor position

or

If'+* key is operated,

If key is operated,

10

numbers

Example

of

ctMrnoe

Example of

key

operation

Display Input

•+•

the

letter

changes

Blank

orderlyasindicated with mark.

Example of key operation

Display Input

26 alphabet letters

b. Input of

When a letter

is IfLilJkey is

position of leading letter, onetobe

characters

savedinthe

pressed

inputsothat

was

changedtothe

memory. Then you

without changing

the

pattern

the

pattem

desired one, press! Ikeysothat

can

-15

the

name

proceed to

leading letter or

which is

is not

change

setatpresent, is recognizedasthe

changed.

the

next letter.

the

blank is specified at

desired letter

the

2. Before

Example of Input (Changing from PATTERNtoOP)

Display Input

Starting

the

Operation

•-L-L-S-JL

+

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S

-I- -I-

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X

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O P ^ T E R N

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JL-i--R.

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+

JL I^D

JL

+

(Input

14times.)

17times.)

Ifyou find a typing error during input of letters, move

'BACKSPACP

the

blank

Exampleofinput

-Q- X B X X -B-

-O. • _ X X X

•

c. Input of

Ifl**Ikev

savedinthe

When

the

spacetocomplete

Example of input (Changing from

k^.

Pleasenote that the letter indicated withthe cursoris replaced with

space.

Display Input

JL

TERN

pattem

is hitagain afterthe inputof pattem name

name

memory.

name is lessthan 8 letters,

the

name.

Display Input

the

balance positions mustbefiiled

PATTERN

BXXXXXX

S

J-J.

^-B.

JL

X S X X X X X +

X®XXXXX

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XX

^ P

X X X X

the

BACKSPACE

with

8 letters,the pattem name is

to OP)

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+

(Input14times.)

(Input

17times.)

cursor to

the

with

letter with

the

blank

the

16-

2.

Before

Starting

the

Operation

d. Input of pattern

When a pattern name starts with 'P*.

Operate*2andi^key*

nama

Exampleofinput (Changing from

(a)

Initial

input

M A T T E R N

JSL

M X

Q T T E R N

.0

(b) Confirmation of execution

WRITE?

name

Display

JL

starting with

at the

-i-

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P

1 1. y 2. n

'P'

set

any letter other than

confirmation

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initial

input

of execution and inputagain the isattem

Input

Operate '2 andC^key*to changethe

1.

Operate '1 andLUJkey'.

(c)

Second

aZZZZZZ

P U -

i_L«

P 1

4) Regarding

If

the

reading focus of

on

the

tablet digitizer

aborted

forcibly.

FLOPPY

input

Display Input

the

"CANCEL"

Z

and

the

digitizer cursor is moved to

and

the

PROM

the

"RESET"

button 1 is

conditions.

m

E

®

E

keys

pressed,

(Input9times.)

the

"CANCEL"orthe

the

present

"RESET key

input operation

can

be

17-

2. Before

b.

Reset

ifthe'RESEP keyispressed, the

screen.

If

you

wish

to end up the program, select

If

youselect

key.

"2.

n', the display changes to the lastscreen

Starting

fbllowirtg

the

Operation

corrfirming

"1.

y*.

me^ge

tsefore

isdisplayedonthe

LCD

operating the 'RESET

RESET?

1

5) Displayof functions which

Functions

confirmed by

Example:atthe

STITCH:

1.

3.

which

can be selected duringthe execution of respective functions can be

hittinqr^kev.

input of pattern

%

RECORD

PATTERN

RAM

l.y

canbeselected

mm

Press!

Z

RECALL

CLEAR

4*

Zn

ikev.

4.

5.

RECORD

ONUNE

DELETE

PressHSHkey.

6.

MODIFY

Press

-18

fTTikey3times.

2.

Before

Starting

the

Operation

(4) Turning off

Input

system

the

power

stopstooperateasshown

O Duringthe input operation

4 Do

you

(YE^

end

the

# Didyou write

Be sure to save the operated pattern data in

(YES)

® Press the 'RESET

Followingconfimriatlon

RESET?

program?

the

pattern data?

key.

message

t}e!ow.

the

willbedisplayed.

1. y

2.

n

memoryof

floppy

Press1*key to

disk

end

(PROM).

the

program.

Select

When

Power

O

End

*1.

y.

the

following

1.

PEN-IN

3.

WRITE

OFF

message is displayed,

2.

READ

4.

FUNCTION

the

power can be turned

off.

-19.

2.

Before Starting

the

Operation

(5) When

any

error

occuired

1)Ifthere is any mistake inthe operation,the buzzer

where you errored

2) When any error

message

resume

will

the

operation.

Please note that

•CANCEL'

key.

E100:

and

input with a proper manner.

which

t>e

shownonthe

'C

inthe message indicates the system is

STTTCHDATA

EMPTY

disables the continued operation occurs, the

LCD.

Press

win

sound. Insuch occasion, check

the

"CANCEL' keytoreset

waiting

following

the

error

and

foryou to pressthe

-20

3.

Basic

input

3.

Basic

Input

3.1 InputofSimple

(1) Input

(2) From

method

1) Howtooperate

Move

the

menutobe

2) Input of pattem coordinate of

Align

the

+ mark

the

pattemtobe

the

pattem

Sequence

of operation from floppy disk is explained. Pattem is drawn correctly

section of

the

button

the

1.

Stitch

+ mark,

selected,

the

Pattern

menu

key

the

reading focus of

and

press

the

center

inputonthe

Inputtothe

of reading focus of

tatjiet digitizer

writing

the

creation of

on

a thin

paper

tablet digitizer. Pattem

the

button

1.

tablet digitizer

the

pattemasshown

and

the

data

canbecreated

digitizer cursor, into

digitizer

and

press

cursoratthe

the

button 1.

below till it is written in

paperisattachedtothe

lay

entering respective points

the

frame of digitizer's

end

stitch point of

pattem

data

the

input

t>y

Jt

0r

I

Stitching

Stitch length Sewing

Input

Stitching

©Si

H G

conditions

speed

scale

order

t A

B

i©

♦

OriginO

0

F ^ E

:

5.0

♦

^(D

♦

X

mm

: Straight running stitch... High

Comer

:

100%

: Origin - (Stitehlessfeed) -

stitch Medium-high

A-

speed

D-

One Stitch length

Stitehless

input

Midpcrint

O

End

X

(BC, EG,

speed

H-

J-

feed

motion

order

stop

input position

code

input position

i«0

(AB,

CD, DE, GH,

HQ

(Stitehlessfeet^ -»Origin

-21

1. Selection of pattern input mode

Pattern input

Operation

1.

Select

modeisselected

1.

PEN-IN

3.

WRITE

"1.

PEN-IN'.

3.

under

2.

4.

Basic

the

READ

FUNCTION

input

reset

state

(explained tselow).

2. Setting

the

pattern input conditions

Input respective input conditions

®

Erasingofpattern

input system.)

PATTERN

CLEAR?

@ Datatype

DATATYPE

1.

PLK^

(This

data

RAM

g

1

is displayed whenthe data type is not

2.

® input scale

INPUT

SCALE

as

instructed

(Thisisdisplayed

CLEAR

PLK

l.y

t>y

the

when

2.n

display cursor.

the

p)attem

data are

set)

100

retained

bythe

—Stitch

length

STITCH

LENGTH

mm

-22-

sS

3.

Basic

input

SEWING

1.

H

INPUT

1.

POINT

End

of setting

O

End

SPEED

Zm

METHOD

ZP-P

pii%

OK?

3.

2 [HD

M2

4.

L

1

mm

l.y

\

i

2.n

1CZ3

3.

D^nition

The

Operation

1. Focus

of origin

origin

data

is entered.

the

cross

1.

—•

Abbreviated from

STTTCH:

%

HH

mm

markof digitizercursoron

hereonas

illimm

To

-23-

inpur.

©T

the

Jt

I

origin

B G

*0*

®\i

of pattern

♦

X

OrklinO

0

*

and

♦

O

press

E

the

t A

button

B

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