SunStar SPS/E-BH6100, SPC/E-BH6100-01, SPC/E-BH6100-02 User Manual

1) FOR AT MOST USE WITH EASINESS, PLEASE CERTAINLY READ THIS MANUAL BEFORE STARTING USE.

2) KEEP THIS MANUAL IN SAFE PLACE FOR REFERENCE WHEN THE MACHINE BREAKS DOWN.

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Thank you for purchasing our product. Based on the rich expertise and experience accumulated in industrial sewing machine production, SUNSTAR will manufacture industrial sewing machines, which deliver more diverse functions, high performance, powerful operation, enhanced durability, and more sophisticated design to meet a number of user’s needs.

2. Please read this user’s manual thoroughly before using the machine. Make sure to properly use the machine to enjoy its full performance.

3. The specifications of the machine are subject to change, aimed to enhance product performance, without prior notice.

This product is designed, manufactured, and sold as an industrial sewing machine. It should not be used for other than industrial purpose.

Eyelet Button Hole Sewing Machine Model

SPS/E-BH6100 -

④

Sub-type 01: Long thread trimming 02: Short thread trimming

③

Eyelet Button Hole Mode Name

①

Sunstar Pattern System

②

Series

Table of Contents

1. Machine Safety Regulations

.......................................................................................... 6

2. Specifications

................................................................................................................ 9

3. Power Voltage Connection

........................................................................................... 10

3-1) Power Voltage and Power Cord .................................................................................................................................. 10

3-2) How to Change Power Voltage.................................................................................................................................... 11

4. Cable Connection to Control Box .......................................................................................... 12

4-1) Internal wiring of the control box ................................................................................................................................ 12

4-2) External wiring of the control box ............................................................................................................................... 12

5. Fuse Exchange ...................................................................................................... 13

6. Use the Operational Panel and Perform Sewing ........................................................ 14

6-1) Operational panel and keys .......................................................................................................................................... 14

1) Operational panel...................................................................................................................................................... 14

2) Initial display............................................................................................................................................................. 15

3) Sewing mode............................................................................................................................................................. 15

4) Knife operation ........................................................................................................................................................ 16

5) Clamp operation........................................................................................................................................................ 16

6) Needle bar forward/backward adjustment after sewing suspension .................................................................... 16

7) Menu overview ........................................................................................................................................................ 17

8) A button hole structure ............................................................................................................................................ 18

9) Change the pattern number .................................................................................................................................... 19

10) Adjusting the thread tension .................................................................................................................................. 19

11) Function keys.......................................................................................................................................................... 20

12) A front / rear knife motion..................................................................................................................................... 20

13) Threading Mode ..................................................................................................................................................... 21

14) Check Mode ........................................................................................................................................................... 21

6-2) Change the pattern data information ........................................................................................................................... 23

1) Change the pattern data information and the initial screen .................................................................................. 23

2) Change the speed ..................................................................................................................................................... 23

6-3) Create the basic pattern shapes..................................................................................................................................... 26

6-3-1) T aper pattern ..................................................................................................................................................... 26

1) Create the up bartack shape.......................................................................................................................... 27

2) Create the zigzag shape................................................................................................................................. 29

3) Create the down bartack shape..................................................................................................................... 30

4) Create the pattern data .................................................................................................................................. 31

6-3-2) Square bartack pattern ..................................................................................................................................... 32

1) Create the up bartack shape ....................................................................................................................... 33

2) Create the zigzag shape ............................................................................................................................... 34

3) Create the down bartack shape ................................................................................................................... 35

4) Create the pattern data ................................................................................................................................. 36

6-3-3) Eyelet shape pattern .......................................................................................................................................... 37

1) Create the up bartack shape ......................................................................................................................... 38

2) Create the pattern data................................................................................................................................... 39

6-4) Set the knife-related parameters .......................................................................................................................... 40

1) Set the number of knives ............................................................................................................................. 40

2) Set the left/right space for knife .................................................................................................................. 41

3) Blade Motion Method Setting ..................................................................................................................... 42

4-1) Blade Position Setting (When the blade motion method is set at‘Sensor’) ......................................... 43

4-2) Blade Position Setting (When the blade motion method is set at ‘T iming’) ....................................... 44

5) Clamp type (sewing size) setting ............................................................................................................... 45

6-5) Compensation of the eyelet part .................................................................................................................................. 46

6-6) Compensation of the zigzag part.................................................................................................................................. 49

6-7) Lower bar tack correction ............................................................................................................................................ 51

6-8) Set the chain sewing-related parameters...................................................................................................................... 53

1) Enable the chain sewing function............................................................................................................................ 53

2) Use the set chain sewing function ........................................................................................................................... 54

3) Disable the chain sewing function........................................................................................................................... 55

6-9) Set the Back-T ack function........................................................................................................................................... 56

6-10) Set the production counter.......................................................................................................................................... 57

1) Enable/Disable the production counter .................................................................................................................. 57

2) Select the production counter (Up or Down Counter) ........................................................................................... 57

3) Make sub-setting for down counter......................................................................................................................... 58

4) The initial screen for production counter setting ................................................................................................... 58

6-11) Use of upper thread nipper device (optional)............................................................................................................ 59

6-12) Changing the sewing start position .......................................................................................................................... 60

6-13) Set the pattern number ‘0’.......................................................................................................................................... 61

1) Original setting.......................................................................................................................................................... 61

2) Initialize the pattern-related parameter defaults ..................................................................................................... 62

6-14) Initialization................................................................................................................................................................. 63

6-15) Machine testing functions .......................................................................................................................................... 63

1) Step motor test (Jog X, Y, Z Test)............................................................................................................................ 64

2) Thread tension solenoid test (Sol Test).................................................................................................................... 65

3) Main motor test (M Motor T est) ............................................................................................................................. 66

4) Encoder test ............................................................................................................................................................. 66

5) Synchro test............................................................................................................................................................... 67

6) Hand switch input test.............................................................................................................................................. 67

7) Auxiliary output test(Aux. Out Test)....................................................................................................................... 68

8) Auxiliary input test(Aux. In T est)............................................................................................................................ 69

7. Exchanging the Program ROM.............................................................................................. 70

7-1) Program ROM Mounting Exchanging........................................................................................................................ 70

7-2) Exactly necessary operation after exchanged the program ROM ............................................................................. 71

8. Error Messages and Troubleshooting ........................................................................ 73

9. Parameter Changing Methods and Classification........................................................ 74

9-1) Parameter numbers related to general sewing (Group A).......................................................................................... 74

9-2) Function numbers related to servo motor control (Group B)..................................................................................... 75

Machine Safety Regulations

Safety instructions in this manual are defined as Danger, Warning and Caution. If you do not follow the instructions, physical injuries or machine damage might occur.

Danger : This mark must be observed. Otherwise, danger could result during installation, transportation and operation of the

machine. Warning : When you keep this indication, injuries caused by the machine can be prevented. Caution : When you keep this indication, machine errors could be prevented.

1-1) Transportation

Danger

1-2) Installation

Warning

1-3) Repair

Caution

Those who fully understand the safety regulations should transport the machine. The following instructions must be followed.

ⓐ At least two people should move the machine. ⓑ To prevent occurrence of accidents during transportation, thoroughly wipe off the oil put on

the surface of the machine.

The machine may not work properly or break down depending on where it is installed. The right place of installation should meet the following conditions.

ⓐ Remove the package and wrappings from the top in order. Take a special notice of the

nails on the wooden box.

ⓑ Dust and moisture stains and rusts the machine. Install air-conditioners and clean the

machine regularly.

machine for repairing.

ⓔ Explosion

Do not use the machine in the atmospheres exposed to the danger of explosion. To avoid explosion, do not operate this machine in a place where a large quantity of aerosol products is used or where oxygen is stored, unless there are specific facilities installed to prevent explosion.

ⓕ The machine doesn’t provide lightings. End users should install them at their workplace.

When the machine needs to be repaired, only the designated A/S engineers, who were educated by Sunstar, should repair the machine.

ⓐ Before cleaning or repairing the machine, turn off the machine and wait for 5 minutes till

the machine is completely discharged.

ⓑ The machine specifications or parts should not be altered without prior consultation with

the company. This may pose a danger to operation.

replacement.

ⓓ Put all the safety covers back on the machine after repairing is complete.

SPS/E-BH6100 Series is an industrial sewing machine designed to conduct pattern sewing using fabrics and other similar materials. During operation, the following instructions should be kept in mind.

ⓐ Read through this manual carefully and completely before operating the machine. ⓑ Wear the proper clothes for safety. ⓒ Keep hands or other parts of the body away from the machine’s operating section

(needle, hook, thread take-up, and pulley, etc.), when the machine is operation.

ⓓ Do not remove safety plates and various covers while the machine is operating. ⓔ Be sure to connect the grounding conductor. ⓕ Turn off the machine before opening the electric boxes including control box. Make sure

that the power switch is “OFF”.

ⓖ Stop the machine when placing the thread or when checking the sewing materials. ⓗ Do not turn on the machine while stepping on the pedal. ⓘ Do not operate the machine when the cooling pan is clogged. The air filter in the control

box should be cleaned once every week.

ⓙ If possible, install the machine away from the place where powerful electromagnetic

waves are generated such as high-frequency welding machine.

Warning

Caution mark is attached on the machine for safety. When operating the machine, please read the instructions on the mark. Locations of caution marks(see the front)

1-5) Locations of

caution marks

1-4) Operation

Control Box

Make sure of closing the covers during operation. Otherwise, fingers or hands could be broken or get amputated by the belt. When checking or adjusting the machine, please switch off the machine.

Warning

Caution

1-6) Message

Caution

경고

Do not operate without finger guard and safety devices. Before cleaning and changing thread, bobbin, needle and etc, turn off main switch.

손가락 보호대와 안전장치 없이 작동하지 마십 시오. 실, 보빈, 바늘 교환시나 청소전에는 반드 시 주전원의 스위치를 꺼 주십시오.

Caution

경고

Hazardous voltage will cause injury. Turn off main switch and unplug power cord before opening this cover.

위험한 전압으로 손상을 입을 수 있습니다. 덮 개를 열기 전 메인 스위치를 끄고 파워 전원 플러그를 뽑아 주십시오.

Specifications

Classification

Application

Thread trimmer Type

Max. sewing speed

SPC/E-BH6100-00 SPC/E-BH6100-01 SPC/E-BH6100-02

Length

Formal dress Jeans, Working clothes

short thread trimmerlong thread trimmernon-thread trimmer

10~50mm

10~40mm

Needle

Lift of presser bar

X, Y drive type

Cutter drive type

Safety device

No. of patterns

No. of stitches

Memory

Motor used

Air-compressed

Optimum temperature

Optimum humidity

voltage

Lubrication

Max. 13mm

2-phase stepping pulse motor

Air Solenoid

Emergency stop function during sewing operation

Max. 99 pattern (Standard: 4 pattern)

300(stitch number)/1 pattern

EEPROM

Motor direct connection type AC servo motor (550W)

0.5Mpa(5kgf/cm

)

5℃ ~ 40℃

20% ~ 80%

1-phase: 100 ~ 240V , 3-phase : 200 ~ 415V, 50/60Hz

Automatic

Schmetz Do x 579 (Nm90~Nm125)

14[mm]~20[mm]

20[mm] ~ 26[mm]

26[mm] ~ 32[mm]

32[mm] ~ 40[mm]

Buttonholes

Width

Max. 2,500spm

2.1~3.4mm

(average)

Power Voltage Connection

Voltage Specifications

The voltage information is displayed as below on the tag attached to the power cord.

1. Do not use if the voltage specification is different.

2. If voltage change is necessary, see "How to Change Power Voltage."

■ 1-phae connection (100V, 110V, 120V, 200V, 220V, 240V)

■ 3-phase connection (200V, 220V, 240V, 380V)

· In case of 3-phase 380V, a separate transformer box shall be installed on the table. (Please check it out when placing an order.)

Notice

3-1) Power Voltage and Power Cord

이 기계의 전기 사양은 공장 출고 시 아래의 표기대로 결선되어 있습니다.

단상 (1 Phase) 삼상 (3 Phase)

110V 120V 220V 240V 220V 240V

The Electric Specification of This Machine is Connected Under Marked.

3-2) How to Change Power Voltage

■ Use SMPS to maintain constant voltage, while the input voltage is changed.

■ Since free voltage is used, according to the input voltage, the switch connector shall be used to change the voltage of the main

board between 110V and 220V.

· If the setting of the voltage switch connector is wrong, it may cause damage to the control box.

Notice

In case where the input voltage is 110V

In case where the input voltage is 220V

Cable Connection to Control Box

4-1) Internal wiring of the control box

※ Wiring Diagram of Control Box

[Rear Cover of Control Box]빣

[Left Side Cover of Control Box] [Right Side Cover of Control Box]

X(Yellow),Y(Blue),P(Red)-shaft and step motor connection

X(Yellow),Y(Blue),P(Red)-shaft and encoder mid-connection

Thread tension solenoid

AIR solenoid output 1 (White)

OP connection

Hand switch connection

Cables for BH6100 grounding

Pneumatic pressure sensor

PHOTO sensor 2 (Blade Position)

Emergency stop and head safety switch

PHOTO sensor 1 (Phase Stop)

AIR solenoid output 2 (Red)

Starting Point Sensor in the X,Y,P axis (Red)

Thread Detection Sensor

CN11, CN15, CN17

CN22, CN31, CN42

CN7

CN13

CN40

CN44

CN36

CN27

CN34

CN26

CN16

CN43

CN6

Cable Name

Machine

Control Box

Main Shaft Encoder (Sanyo) Input Cable

CN8

Cable Name

Machine

Control Box

4-2) External wiring of the control box

CN8

N46 CN45

CN9 CN7

CN13

CN44

CN11

CN32

CN6

CN22

CN31

CN15

CN17

CN42

CN43

CN38

CN16

CN40

CN33

CN39

CN14

CN36 CN29 CN27

CN34

CN26 CN25

Fuse Exchange

No.

Capacity

15A

Usage

Protect the main power

•1 fuses are used.

■Open the cover 5 minutes after turning off the power in order to prevent electric shock.

■Turn off the power and open the cover of the control box.

Then exchange the existing one with the fuse of designated capacity.

Caution

CN6

CN5

CN3 CN1 CN2

RV1

CN4

DSA1

Use the Operational Panel and Perform Sewing

1) Operational panel

※ The change of the operational panel settings is possible only when the sewing Ready lamp is off.

6-1) Operational panel and keys

SunStar Logo

Sewing Ready Key

Knife Motion On/Off Key

Clamp Up/Down Key

Up key

Value Change (-) key

Down key

Enter key

Error Indicator

Power On/Off

Value Change (+) Key

Graphic LCD

Display

Pattern number Stitching speed Pattern length Knife motion Thread tension value Pattern stitch Pattern Information

2) Initial display

■ In case of 『BH6100-01』, the following logos are displayed on

the screen when the power is turned on.

•First line : Company name

•Second line : Machine Type

•Third line : Version

■ Type name – Type 00 : non-thread trimmer → BH6100 - 00

T ype name – Type 01 : long thread trimmer → BH6100 - 01 T ype name – T ype 02 : short thread trimmer → BH6100 - 02

■ Press the right hand switch to change to the sewing mode.

3) Sewing mode

When the needle bar is not rightly positioned, an alarm is issued, and error message is shown on the screen. Use the hand pulley to compensate the needle position, and then the error message is automatically gone and the logo is displayed.

Caution

••

When the sewing READY lamp is on, the knife motion On/Off key is deactivated.

••

In case of changing Parameter Group A-22 to “One Switch” mode, the presser foot descent and sewing can be simultaneously performed using the left-side hand switch.

Caution

1. When pushing the ‘Ready’ key, the lamp is lit.

2. When the right-hand side switch is pressed, the clamp descends. The clamp up/down lamp is turned on.

3. When the left-hand side switch is pressed, the feed base moves to

the sewing ready position, and the fabric opening device opens.

When the feed base completely moves to the sewing ready position, the sewing begins.

↓

→

[Two Switch

Mode]

[One Switch

Mode]

BH6100-01

CB100124

When the sewing READY lamp is off, the knife on/off key is activated. When pressed, the lamp is on or off.

•Lamp on : The knife can operate.

•Lamp off : The knife can not operate.

4) Knife operation

When the READY lamp is off, and either Clamp Up/Down ( ) or the right hand switch is pressed, the clamp starts operation.

•Lamp on, right hand switch pressed: clamp down

•Lamp off, right hand switch pressed: clamp up

5) Clamp operation

6) Needle bar forward/backward adjustment after sewing suspension

[The knife can operate] [The knife can not operate]

① When the suspension switch is pressed in the middle of sewing,

sewing is stopped, and a new screen appears.

② If the suspension switch is turned counter-clockwise and

returned to the original position, the screen goes back to the initial sewing screen.

③ Press “Up” or “Down” key to make the needle bar move

forward or backward. Likewise, the needle bar could be relocated to a desired position by using the Up or Down key.

④ When the start button is pressed, sewing resumes from the newly

set needle bar position.

↓

Back Stitch

Sewing direction

In case of changing to “One Switch”mode, there is no the presser foot lowering or raising motion

because lowering and sewing is operating with the left hand switch at the same time.

Caution

(Clamp down) (Clamp up)

7) Menu overview

DATAINFO (Menu)

1. Speed (Set the Speed)

1. Main(Main Speed)

[Scope of parameter values]

1000[rpm]~2200[rpm]

2. Up Bar(Eyelet Speed)

1. Taper (Taper Pattern)

1. Up Bar (Eyelet Compensation)

1. Stitch (Stitch No. Setting)

2. Length (Up/Down Knife Space)

3. Slant (Slant Compensation)

1000[rpm]~2200[rpm]

4[stitches]~20[stitches]

-1.0[mm]~1.0[mm] 1~5

0.2[mm]~2.0[mm]

5[mm]~38[mm]

0.3[mm]~2.0[mm]

0.0[mm]~20.0[mm]

2. Zigzag (Straight Line

Compensation)

3. Dn Bar (Taper Compensation)

1. Pitch (Pitch Setting)

2. Length (Pattern Length Setting)

1. Offset (Taper Start Position)

2. Length (Length Setting)

2. Tack (Tack Pattern)

1. Up Bar (Eyelet Compensation)

4. Eyelet (Eyelet Shape Pattern)

1. InSide (Inside)

2. OutSide (Outside Compensation)

3. Stitch (Stitch No. Setting)

1. Stitch (Stitch No. Setting)

2. Length(Up/Dn knife space)

3. Slant (Slant Compensation)

4[stitches]~20[stitches]

-1.0[mm]~1.0[mm]

1~5

0.2[mm]~2.0[mm]

5[mm]~38[mm]

5[stitches]~18[stitches]

2.0[mm]~6.0[mm]

0.0[mm]~2.0[mm]

2.0[mm]~5.0[mm]

-1.0[mm]~1.0[mm]

16[stitches]~60[stitches]

2. Zigzag (Straight Line Compensation)

3. Dn Bar (Tack

Compensation)

1. Pitch (Pitch Setting)

2. Length (Pattern Length Setting)

1. Stitch (Stitch No. Compensation)

2. Length (Stitch Length Compensation)

3. Overlap (Overlap Setting)

3. Knife(Knife-Related Settings)

1. Length(Knife No)

1~6

2. L Space(Left Space)

4. KNF POS(Place Motion Space)

5. CP Type (sewing size setting)

-0.5[mm]~0.5[mm]

5[pulse]~20[pulse]

( *)

4. E_Comp.(Compensate

the Up bartack part)

1. Rotate(Eyelet Rotation)

-6~6

2. Radius(Eyelet Radius)

3. X_Comp(X Position Compensation)

-3~5

-6~6

5. C_Comp.(Compensate

the Zigzag part)

1. Rotate(Straight Line Rotation)

-6~6

2. Length(Straight Line Pitch)

3. Width(Straight Line Width)

-1~6

-1.0[mm]~1.0[mm]

6. T_Comp.(Compensate

the Slant)

1. Taper (Taper Pattern Compensation)

-5~5

2. Tack (Tack Pattern Compensation)

-1.0[mm]~1.0[mm]

-1.0[mm]~0.0[mm]

7. Chain(Set the Chain Sewing)

On / Off

1[unit]~15[unit]

8. BT_STI(Set the Back-Tack)

0[stitches]~2[stitches]

2. Pattern (Set the Pattern)

3. R Space(Right Space)

-0.5[mm]~0.5[mm]

4. R_Comp(Adjustment of right side slant width)

-1.0[mm]~1.0[mm]

5. L_Comp(Adjustment of left side slant width)

-1.0[mm]~1.0[mm]

3. Radial (Radiation pattern reply correct)

-6~6

3. Radial (Radiation pattern)

1. Up Bar (Eyelet Compensation)

1. Stitch (Stitch No. Setting)

2. Length(Up/Dn knife space)

3. Slant (Slant Compensation)

4[stitches]~20[stitches]

-1.0[mm]~1.0[mm]

1~5

0.2[mm]~2.0[mm]

5[mm]~38[mm]

5[stitches]~20[stitches]

2. Zigzag (Straight Line

Compensation)

3. Dn Bar (Tack Compensation)

1. Pitch (Pitch Setting)

2. Length (Pattern Length Setting)

1. Stitch (Stitch No. Compensation)

2. Length ( Radiation pattern long)

1. OnOff(Enable/Disable the Chain Sewing Function)

2. Set_No(Set the Chain Sewing)

1. Start(Set the Number of the Start Back-Tack Stitches)

2. End(Set the Number of the End Back-Tack Stitches)

1. X_Comp (X-direction Compensation)

2. Y_Comp(Y-direction Compensation)

1) The symbol ( *) is used to determine the clamp type (sewing size) for BH6100-02.

2) There are four clamp type options from A to D.

3) For more information on how to set the clamp type, see “6-4) Knife-related Parameter Setting”.

Caution

A button hole is largely composed of the up bartack part(head), the down bartack part(tail) and the zigzag (body).

※ Structure of a Pattern

8) A button hole structure

No. of eyelet stitches

Compensate the Y knife space

Compensate the width

Compensate the right X knife space

Compensate the left X knife space

Offset

Compensate the slant

Up Bartack part

Button length

Down bartack

length

Zigzag part

Down Bartack part

1) When shipped out from the factory, the up bartack part is set at eyelet shape pattern, while the down bartack part is set at N/A.

2) In order to use “*1 Eyelet”, the parameter group A-16 should be changed to “1”.

3) Install the eyelet-dedicated needle plate, clamp, cutter and hammer before sewing the eyelet pattern. Otherwise, it might cause damage to the sewing machine.

Caution

Pattern

1.Up bartack (Up Bar)

1. Radial

2.Zigzag (zigzag)

2. Eyelet

3.Down bartack (Dn Bar)

4. Up bartack (Up Bar)

1. N/A

2. Taper

3. Tack

Eyelet

4. Radiation shape

9) Change the pattern number

① When the READY lamp is off, and the DOWN key is pressed,

NO. on the LCD is flickering.

② Use ◀(+) or ▶(-) keys to choose the desired pattern number.

(ex: Pattern No. 5)

③ Confirm the selection by pressing ENTER and the chosen

pattern is automatically generated.

↓

When the DOWN key is pressed, the blinking section moves down on the LCD and vice versa. When ENTER is pressed, the blinking section disappears from the screen and the chosen value is stored.

Caution

① When the sewing ready lamp is off, press the Down key five

times and the prompt blinks at ‘0030’section on the screen.

② Use ◀(+) or ▶(-) keys to select a desired thread tension number.

(ex : TENS. : 35)

③ Confirm the selection by pressing ENTER and the chosen pattern

is automatically generated.

↓

10) Adjusting the thread tension

11) Function Keys

Classification

WRITER

Function Keys Description

[DATAINFO] When this key is pressed within the routine, patterns are immediately created, and the initial screen appears.

HOME(ESC)

[DATAINFO] When this key is pressed within the routine, the changed parameter values are not saved, and the initial screen appears.

RETURN

[DATAINFO] When this key is pressed within the routine, the screen returns to the previous stage.

•Function keys are used within the [DATAINFO] routine.

•Press READY at the basic pattern routine to generate basic patterns. Then the display returns to

the initial screen.

•When creating patterns composed of multiple patterns, press READY at the parameter routine by

sector. If only one parameter is changed and READY is pressed, the remaining parameters of the new pattern are same as before.

Caution

① During pressing “ DOWN ” key four times in the state of

extinguished stitching preparation lamp, the screen flicker at the “AFTER.”

AFTER : A rear knife motion BEFORE : A front knife motion

② Set the knife motion mode you want by using ◀(+) and ▶(-)

keys then press an ENTER key.

(ex. : BEFORE)

③ If you press the ENTER key, knife motion mode will be set.

↓

12) A front / rear knife motion

13) Threading Mode

14) Check Mode

① After turn the power on, convert into stitching mode by pressing

the right hand switch.

② If you press the right key(value change(-)) of the operation panel

for separating left/right cover panel of the feeding base at the stitching mode, the screen is changed into the ‘Check Mode’ and the feeding base is moving forward about 55mm.

① After turn the power on, convert into stitching mode by pressing

the right hand switch.

② The rocking motor is rotated by 180° in the counterclockwise

direction when pressing the left hand switch at the stitching mode. The screen is changed and the sign of ‘Threading’ is blinking.

③ The rocking motor is stopped after rotating by 180° in the

clockwise direction when pressing the ENTER key. The screen is changed into the stitching mode.

Advance

③ The rocking motor is also rotated by 180 ° in the counterclockwise

direction when pressing the left hand switch at the check mode. Then it changed into the threading mode. The sign of ‘Threading’ is blinking on the screen.

④ The rocking motor is stopped after rotating by 180° in the

clockwise direction when pressing the ENTER key and the sign of ‘Check Mode’ is displayed on the screen.

⑤ When you press the ENTER key again, the feeding base is

moving toward the initial condition and the screen is changed into the stitching mode.

1) Change the pattern data information and the initial screen

6-2) Change the pattern data information

① Select DATAINFO by pressing the DOWN key six times, while

the READY lamp is off.

② Press ENTER and it moves to the initial screen for changing

parameter information.

◀Note▶

When the screen is shifted, No. 1 flickers.

③ Press the UP, DOWN keys, and choose [HOME] or [RETURN]

to return to the initial display.

◀Note▶

When the knife on/off key is pressed, the initial screen appears.

④ Press ENTER and it moves back to the initial display.

2) Change the speed

① Check that the READY lamp is off, and press the DOWN key

to select SPEED.

② Set the desired speed by using ◀(+) and ▶(-).

(ex : 2000rpm)

③ Press ENTER to store the chosen value.

a. Change the speed on the initial display

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