SAFETY PRECAUTIONS (Make sure to read the following before use)
Safety precautions are provided to prevent risks and losses which could result from incorrect
handling.
SAFETY
Please read carefully and comply strictly with them.
PRECAUTIONS
Meaning of "DANGER", "WARNING" and "CAUTION"
DANGER
!
WARNING
!
CAUTION
!
Meaning of Pictographs
!!!
Indicates there could be imminent risk of situation resulting in fatal or serious injury
from incorrect handling.
Indicates there could be possible accident of fatal or serious injury resulting from
incorrect handling.
Indicates incorrect handling could cause physical injury or damage on goods.
Prohibition of touching
Prohibited action
Mandatory action
Disconnection of the power cord plug from receptacle
Caution on finger injury
Caution on high temperature
Caution on electric shock
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DANGER
!
Do not open the power supply box.
Otherwise, you may sustain electric shock.
WARNING
!
Carry the machine by two or more persons.
Falling the machine may cause injury as well as breakdown of the machine.
When carrying the machine, hold the machine at the positions specified by the label.
Falling the machine may cause injury as well as breakdown of the machine.
WARNI NG
!
CARRYING
Carry the machine with
at least t wo people.
DO NOT hold it by parts
other than those specified.
Dropping may cause bodily
injury and will damage
the machine.
ATTENTION
!
Il faut être au moins 2personnes
pour porter la machine.
Ne pas tenir la machine par
une autre partie que celle
indiquées.
Une chute peut vous blesser
et endommager la machine.
SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS
SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS
When installing the machine, make sure to place it on the attached vibration-preventive rubbers
(H).
Falling the machine may cause injury as well as breakdown of the machine.
Do not damage, modify, heat or apply undue force to the power cords and other connection
cables.
Otherwise the cables may be damaged causing fire and electric shock.
Insert the power cord plug fully.
Incomplete insertion could cause fire or electric shock.
Keep away electric and electronic units from water and oils.
Exposure them to water or oils leads to short circuits, causing fire and electric shock.
If water or oils enter the electric/electronic units, shut off the power by the power switch, shut off
the source of power supply and contact your TOYOTA dealer.
When disconnecting the power cord from the receptacle, pull the cord while holding the plug.
Pulling the power cord by holding the cord may damage the cord and the plug, causing fire and
electric shock.
The machine must be switched off at the mains switch on the power supply or by unplugging it
from the incoming mains supply, when:
• Sewing implements (thread, needle, bobbin, etc) have to be replaced or adjusted
• Threading a needle, bobbin, etc
• If the workplace is left unattended
• Maintenance work has to be performed
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CAUTION
SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS
Do not use the machine in areas where strong electric field or magnetic field is generated by a
high-power high-frequency motor generator or high-frequency welder.
Otherwise the machine will malfunction to cause injury or machine trouble.
Place the machine on a sturdy base.
Otherwise the machine may fall to cause injury or machine trouble.
Ground the grounding wire of the power cord.
There is the danger of electric shock due to leak current if the machine is used without
grounding.
Do not touch the parts ( ) of the machine that move during embroidery.
Otherwise you will sustain injury.
!
SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS
Take care to attire properly for operations of the embroidery machine.
You could get hurt if you wear clothes likely being arrested by the embroidery machine.
Do not step on the embroidery machine.
Otherwise you will sustain injury.
Do not operate the machine without the take-up lever guard or the covers of the moving parts.
Otherwise you will sustain injury.
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Positions and Contents of the Warning Labels
For abnormal conditions.
CAUTION
!
CAUTION
!
ATTENTION
ATTENTION
Cover must be closed
during operation.
Le couvercle doit être
fermé durant l’utilisation.
Fingers might be injured.
Do not put your hand on hoop while in motion.
Do not put your finger or hand inside thread
tension cover or guard cover.
Les doigts peuvent être blessés.
Ne pas mettre la main sur le cercle à broder quand il
est en mouvement.
Ne pas mettre les doigts ou la main dans le couvercle
du système de tension ou le couvercle de protection.
!
CAUTION
ATTENTI ON
!
Do not operate without finger guard and
safety dev ices. Before thre ading, changing
bobbin and needle, cleaning etc. Switch
off main s witch.
Ne pas travailler sans protection aux
doigts et aux mains et sans dispositif
de sécurité. Avant d’enfiler, changer de
canette ou d’aiguilles, nettoyer. Eteindre
la machine.
CAUTION
!
EMERGENCY
ATTENTION
!
CAUTION
!
Fingers migh t be injured.
Do not put your hand on hoop while in motion.
Do not put your finger or hand inside thread
tension cover or guard cover.
Les doigts peuvent être blessés.
Ne pas mettre la main sur le cercle à broder quand il
est en mouvement.
Ne pas mettre les doigts ou la main dans le couvercle
du système de tension ou le couvercle de protection.
ATTENTION
Immediately press the emergency suspension switch to
stop the embr oidering mac hine.
En cas de conditions anormales,
pousser immédiatement sur
le bouton d’arrêt d’urgence pour
stopper la brodeuse.
WARNING
!
CARRYING
Carry the machine with
at least two people.
DO NOT hold it by parts
other than those specified.
Dropping may cause bodily
injury and will damage
the machine.
CAUTION
!
Fingers might be injured.
Do not put your hand on hoop while in motion.
Do not put your finger or hand inside thread
tension cover or guard cover.
Les doigts peuvent être blessés.
Ne pas mettre la main sur le cercle à broder quand il
est en mouvement.
Ne pas mettre les doigts ou la main dans le couvercle
du système de tension ou le couvercle de protection.
ATTENTION
ATTENTION
!
Il faut être au moins 2personnes
pour porter la machine.
Ne pas tenir la machine par
une autre partie que celle
indiquées.
Une chute peut vous blesser
et endommager la machine.
SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS
SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS
DANGER
!
Risk of
electric shock
Don’t open
this cover.
CAUTION
!
Fingers might be injured.
Do not put your hand on hoop while in motion.
Do not put you r finger or ha nd inside thr ead
tension cover or guard cover.
Les doigts peuvent être blessés.
Ne pas mettre la main sur le cercle à broder quand il
est en mouvement.
Ne pas mettre les doigts ou la main dans le couver cle
du système de tension ou le couvercle de protection.
ATTENTION
!
Risque dechoc
électrique.
Ne pas ouvrir
ce couvercle.
ATT E NTI ON
CAUTION
!
Fingers might be injured.
Do not put your hand on hoop while in motion.
Do not put your finger or hand inside thread
tension cover or guard cover.
Les doigts peuvent être blessés.
Ne pas mettre la main sur le cercle à broder quand il
est en mouvement.
Ne pas mettre les doigts ou la main dans le couvercle
du système de tension ou le couvercle de protection.
Fingers might be injured.
Do not put your hand on hoop w hile in motion.
Do not put your finger or hand inside thread
tension cover or guard cover.
Les doigts peuvent être blessés.
Ne pas mettre la main sur le cercle à broder quand il
est en mouvement.
Ne pas mettre les doigts ou la main dans l e couvercle
du système de tension ou le couvercle de protection.
ATTENTION
CAUTION
!
ATTENTION
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PART NAMES
CHECKING THE PARTS
After unpacking the machine, check to be sure that all of the items below have been delivered.
● Embroidery machine (1 set)● Table (1 pc.)
PART
NAMES
● Thread guide (1 pc.)
● Power supply box (1 pc.)
DC power supply connector
Power switch
AC power supply connector
● Thread stand shaft and hexagon socket head cap
screw (2 pcs. each)
● Power cord
AC power cord (1 pc.)DC power cord (1 pc.)
Cover
* An additional AC power cord and plug for 250 V
are included only for USA/Canada spec.
● Embroidery hoop (1 pc.)● Spiral tube
<Tubular frame>
Small
Medium
Large
8
- - - - - - - - - - (5 pcs.)
- - - - - - - - - - (4 pcs.)
- - - - - - - - - - (6 pcs.)
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ACCESSORIES
● Instruction manual
(1 copy)
● Parts catalogue
(1 copy)
● Vibration-preventive
rubber (H)
(This book)
NAMES
PART
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
PART S
CATALOGUE
* We reserve the right to
change the contents of this
instruction manual without
prior notice.
PART
NAMES
● Too ls
(1)Needle (#11) 10 pcs.
(2) Aluminum bobbin 2 pcs.(3) Bobbin case 1 pc.(4) Minus screwdriver (large)
1 pc.
(5) Minus screwdriver (small)
1 pc.
(9) Small pincers 1 pc.(10) Oiler 1 pc.
(13) Allen wrench (4 mm)
1 pc.
(6) Offset screwdriver
1 pc.
(14) Tool bag 1 pc.
(7) L-shaped screwdriver
(plus/minus) 1 pc.
(11) Threader
2 pcs.(12) L wrench (3 mm)
(8) Scissors
1 pc.
1 pc.
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AMC335: FLOPPY DISK DRIVE(TO BE PURCHASED SEPARATELY)
● FDD (floppy disk drive) and FDD connection cable
PART
NAMES
Various kinds of embroidery hoop are available.
Consult your TOYOTA dealer for details.
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EMBROIDERY MACHINE
Thread guide
Sub thread tension regulator
NAMES
PART
Thread tension regulator
Operation panel box
(For details, refer to Page 12.)
Color change motor
Thread take-up cover
X/Y-axis drive system
Spiral tube
Tension base
Take-up lever
Thread hook motor
Jump motor
Needle bar case
Needle plate
Table
Base
Adjuster foot
Tension base cover
Thread stand shaft
Thread stand stud
Under thread winder
X-axis drive motor
Main shaft motor
Y-axis drive motor
Thread trimming motor
PART
NAMES
11
FDD connection port
Serial connector
Power supply
connector
Drain port
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OPERATION PANEL BOX
PART
NAMES
Function menu key
Hoop menu key
Edit key
Color change key
Data set menu key
LCD screen
DIP switches
(For details, refer to
Page 13.)
Ten keys
LED
(numeric keys)
:Used for a
needle bar number
of 10 or larger
Trace key
Hoop forward key
Offset key
Forward/Back
unit selection key
Thread trimming
key
Hoop back key
Stop key
Start ke y
スピード
SLOWFAST
SPEED
非常停止
EMERGENCY STOP
Escape key
Clear key
Set key
Hoop travel key
Start point return key
Color change mode
(automatic/manual) key
Manual lamp
Lights when manual
color change is
selected.
Needle bar case
right-slide key
Needle bar case
left-slide key
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
ON
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Speed adjusting switchBuzzerEmergency stop switch
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DIP SWITCHES
DIP switch ON or OFF is set as follows:
DSW 2
NAMES
PART
DSW2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
ON
No.FunctionOFFON
8PC connection*Standard
7Not used*Select OFF.−
6Not used*Select OFF.−
5Not used*Select OFF.−
Satin stitch width
4
adjustment
Satin stitch adjust-
3
ment mode selection
Program install
2
device selection
1Installation mode*Normal mode
*Adjustment for stitch
width of 1.5 mm or
larger
*Collective adjustment
for X- and Y-axis
*FDPC
Two-way communications
Adjustment for stitch
width of 0.6 mm or larger
Independent adjustment for X- and Y-axis
Installation mode if
DSW1-1 is ON.
PART
NAMES
DSW 1
No.FunctionOFFON
DSW1
8Start-up speed*StandardHigh speed
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
ON
7Not used*Select OFF.−
6Not used*Select OFF.−
5Not used*Select OFF.−
Hoop travel direction: Arrow symbols
4
and actual travel
direction
3Buzzer sounds*10 times1 time
Language in LCD
2
display
1Test mode*Normal operationTest mode
After changing the setting of a DIP switch, turn the power switch off once and then
turn it back on.
*Same direction as indi-
cated by the arrow
symbol
*EnglishJapanese
Opposite to the direction
indicated by the arrow
symbol
*: Factory-setting made before shipping
Access to the Embroidery Information
In the test mode, you can access to the following
information:
● Accumulated number of embroidered pieces of cloth
● Accumulated number of stitches
● Accumulated number of error displays and others
Consult your TOYOTA dealer for more details.
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PREPARATION
ASSEMBLING
● Attaching the thread guide
1.Stand the thread stand shafts (1) (2 pcs. in
total) on the thread stand plate (2) perpendicular to it by screwing in the shaft at positions A
and B on the plate (2). Securely tighten the
thread stand shafts (1) by the spanner set on
the flats at the middle of the thread stand shaft
(1) to fix them on the thread stand plate (2).
2.Place the thread guide (4) on top ends of two
thread stand shafts (1), and align the two holes
PREPARATION
at the center of the thread guide (4) with the
thread stand shafts (1). Insert then hexagon
socket head cap screws (5) in the holes and
securely tighten the screws to lock the guide
and the shafts.
Thread guide (4)
Thread stand shaft (1)
Thread stand
plate (2)
Hexagon socket head
cap screw (2 pcs.) (5)
Flats
● Mounting the spiral tubes
1.Place the joint on the one end of spiral tube
(large) in the U-shaped slot on the thread guide
and fix it in the slot by pressing in the arrow
direction. Set and fix the joint on the other end
of spiral tube in the U-shaped slot on the tension base in the same way. Repeat the same
steps on the U-shaped slots as numbered (1) to
(3) and (13) to (15) in the figure shown at right.
Spiral tube (large): No. 1 to No. 3/
No. 13 to No. 15
2.In the similar manner, fit the spiral tube B
(medium) into the U-shaped slots.
Spiral tube (medium): No. 4, No. 5,
No. 11 and No. 12
3.In the similar manner, fit the spiral tube
(small) into the U-shaped slots.
Spiral tube (small):No. 6 to No. 10
Tube joint
(1)
(2)
AB
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
Tube joint
(3)
(4)
(5)
(12)
(5)
(12)
Spiral tube (large)
U-shaped slots
(13)
(14)
(15)
U-shaped slots
(13)
(14)
(15)
Thread guide
14
Tension base
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CARRYING
As shown in the illustration below, hold the machine at the positions indicated in the label by two or more persons to carry the machine.
Machine holding position
(indicated in the label)
INSTALLATION
Place the embroidery machine on a rugged base so that the table will be level.
At this time, make sure to place attached vibration-preventive rubbers (H)
under the adjuster foot (1). The rubbers will effectively prevent the machine
from moving on the table or vibrating.
If the machine is not stable or it is not level, adjust the level of
the machine after loosening the nut (2) (4 places) of the adjuster
foot (1). After adjusting the machine level, tighten the nut (2) to
lock the adjuster foot.
WARNING
!
CARRYING
Carry the machine with
at least two people.
DO NOT hold it by parts
other than those specified.
Dropping may cause bodily
injury and will damage
the machine.
ATTENTION
!
Il faut être au moins 2personnes
pour porter la machine.
Ne pas tenir la machine par
une autre partie que celle
indiquées.
Une chute peut vous blesser
et endommager la machine.
Machine holding position
(indicated in the label)
PREPARATION
Table top face
Vibration-preventive rubber (H)
Nut (2)
Vibration-preventive rubber (H)
Base (must be level)
Adjuster foot (1)
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WIRING
1.Make sure that the power switch (2) of the power supply box (1) is OFF.
2.Insert the plug (4) of the DC power cord (3) securely into the power supply connector (5) of the embroidery
machine.
3.Insert the other plug (6) of the DC power cord (3) securely into the DC power supply connector (7) of the power
supply box (1).
4.Insert the plug (9) of the AC power cord (8) securely into the AC power supply connector (10) of the power supply
box.
5.Insert the plug (11) at the other end of the AC power cord (8) securely into the single-phase 100 to 240 V power
supply.
PREPARATION
WARNING
!
PREPARATION
Connect the earth wire of the AC power cord to the earth terminal
It could cause electric shock unless the machine is grounded properly.
The mains plug must be accessible after it is connected to the supply socket, so that it can easily
be disconnected in an emergency.
(5)
Embroidery machine
Power supply box (1)
(4)
DC power cord (3)
AC power cord (8)
(6)
(7)
(9)
(10)
Power switch (2)
AC power source
(to the receptacle with earth terminal)
(11)
(Switch: OFF position)
Types of AC Power Cord
Plug
Spec.USA and CanadaEU
Voltage Rating125 V250 V
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CONNECTING THE FDD (FLOPPY DISK DRIVE) (TO BE PURCHASED SEPARATELY)
1.Insert the plug (2) of the FDD connection cable (1) securely into the FDD connector (3).
2.Insert the plug (4) at the other end of the FDD connection cable (1) securely into the connector of the FDD.
(3)
Embroidery machine
(2)
FDD connection cable (1)
(4)
FDD
PREPARATION
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SETTING THE UPPER THREAD
Upper Thread Setting
Procedure
1. Pass the thread from the
spool (1) through the hole
on the thread guide (1)
just above the spool (1)
and further pass it through
thread guides at the middle and front rows.
2. Pass next the thread
through the sub thread
PREPARATION
tension regulator (1).
3. For spools (4), (7), (10)
and (13), set the thread in
the same manner up to
the sub thread tension
regulators of the same
number.
4. Pass the thread from the
spool (2), at the middle
row, through the hole on
the thread guide (2) just
above the spool (2) and
further pass it through the
thread guide at the front
row.
5. Pass the thread through
the sub thread tension
regulator (2).
6. For spools (5), (8), (11)
and (14), set the thread in
the same manner up to
the sub thread tension
regulators of the same
number.
7. Pass the thread from the
spool (3), at the front row,
through the hole on the
thread guide (3) just above
the spool (3).
8. Pass next the thread
directly through the sub
thread tension regulator
(3).
9. For spools (6), (9), (12)
and (15), set the thread in
the same manner up to
the sub thread tension
regulators of the same
number.
Fig. A Passing the Upper Thread:
Spool to Thread Guide
Tension base
Sub thread tension regulator (1)
Sub thread tension regulator (2)
Sub thread tension regulator (3)
(2)
(1)
(3)
(5)
(4)
(6)
(8)
(9)
Spool (1)
(6)
(9)
(12)
(15)
(7)
(12)
Thread guide
(11)
(5)
(8)
(11)
(14)
Thread guide
(10)
(13)
(14)
(15)
PREPARATION
Rear rowMiddle rowFront row
Spool (1)
Spool (2)
(4)
Spool (3)
(7)
(10)
(13)
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10. Run the thread from the sub thread tension regulator (15) through the spiral tube (15).
11. Run the thread further through the thread guide (15)-1, thread tension regulator (15) rotary sensor (15) and thread
guide (15)-2.
12. Open next the needle bar case cover.
13. Raise the thread holder lever (GL), hook the upper thread on the thread holder (15) from right to bottom and pass
the thread through the hole of take-up lever (15) at the top.
14. After that, run the thread down and through the thread guide (15)-3, then through the hole of the needle (15) and
finally through the hole in the presser foot (15).
15. Hook next the thread end on the thread holding spring.
16. Set the thread of spools (14) to (1) in the same manner. Finally, push down the thread holder lever (GL) down to
finish the setting of upper thread.
Fig. B Passing the Upper Thread:
Thread Guide to Needle
Sub thread tension regulator (15)
PREPARATION
Thread guide
Tension base
Needle bar
case cover
Threader
Thread guide (15)-1
Spiral tube (15)
Take-up lever (15)
Thread tension
regulator (15)
Rotary sensor (15)
Thread guide (15)-2
Thread holder (15)
TOYOTA
EXPERT ESP9000
Needle bar
case
19
Thread holder spring
Thread holder lever
Thread guide (15)-3
Needle (15)
Presser foot (15)
(GL)
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SETTING THE UNDER THREAD
1.Orient the bobbin (1) with its thread facing in the direction, specified by the arrow symbol, and put it in the bobbin
case (2).
2.Route the thread through the thread groove (3) in the bobbin case, under the thread tension spring (4) and the
thread guard (5).
3.Raise the "lever" (6) on the bobbin case and then install it in the rotary hook.
NOTE: The standard under thread tension is 25 to 30 g (0.25 to 0.3 N) for the carbonized yarn #120.
The thread tension can be adjusted with the tension adjusting screw of the bobbin case. Turning the screw
clockwise tightens the thread and turning it counterclockwise loosens the thread tension.
For adjustment, suspend three 25-cent coins from the bobbin case by taping them to the thread as shown in
PREPARATION
the illustration below. If thread is pulled out slightly when the bobbin case is gently shaken up and down, the
thread tension is between 25 and 30 g (0.25 and 0.3 N).
Thread groove (3)
PREPARATION
Tension adjusting screw
Bobbin case (2)
Lever (6)
CAUTION
!
Before setting or removing the bobbin, be sure to turn OFF the power switch.
Otherwise, the embroidery machine may start causing injury of operators.
Bobbin (1)
Tension spring (4)
Thread guard (5)
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SETTING THE FABRIC ON THE HOOP
1.Place the fabric (2) on the outer hoop (1) and press the inner hoop (3) into the outer hoop (1).
If the inner hoop (3) cannot be pressed into the outer hoop (1) smoothly, loosen the hoop set screw (4).
2.Check if the fabric is correctly set in the hoop by pressing the center of the fabric gently with the finger as shown
in the illustration below. The fabric should be stretched so that it returns to the state as before when the finger is
released.
Inner hoop (3)
Fabric (2)
(Checking the setting of fabric)
Embroidery hoop set screw (4)
Outer hoop (1)
!
CAUTION
PREPARATION
Make sure there is no hard item such as a button in the embroidery range.
Otherwise, the needle may be broken causing injury of operators.
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SETTING THE HOOP TO THE EMBROIDERY MACHINE
1.Attach two holder bases (1) to the joint plate (2) in the direction indicated by symbol and secure them in place
with screws (3).
Determine the holder base (1) attaching position meeting the size of the hoop.
2.Insert the right and left metallic tabs of the embroidery hoop set in the sections A and B in the direction of dashed
line arrows and fix the tabs by engaging the hoop presser springs (4) of the holder bases (1) in the tabs.
PREPARATION
Right hoop metallic tab
Screw (3)
Hoop presser spring (4)
A
Holder base (1)
Embroidery hoop set
PREPARATION
Joint plate (2)
Screw (3)
Hoop presser spring (4)
Holder base (1)
B
Left hoop metallic tab
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ATTACHING THE TABLE
1.Push in the table (1) till it hits the bottom with care to maintain equally at both right and left of top of the base cover
(2) on the embroidery machine.
2.Tighten the right and left fixing screws (3). This completes the attaching of the table.
Fixing screw (3)
PREPARATION
Base
Table (1)
DIP SWITCH SETTING
Set DSW1-2 at ON to change the LCD indicator on the operation panel box to the display in Japanese.
Base cover (2)
Fixing screw (3)
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WINDING THE UNDER THREAD
1.Set a bobbin (2) on the under thread winding shaft (1).
2.Place the spool (3) on the spool stand on the cover, pass the thread end through the thread tension regulator
guide (4) and wind the thread round the bobbin (2).
3.Press the thread winder lever (5) to the right so that it touches the inner face of the bobbin (2).
4.Thread is wound on the bobbin as the machine operates and the lever automatically returns back (turning to the
left) when a certain amount of thread is wound on the bobbin to stop winding of the under thread.
Thread tension
regulator guide (4)
Under thread winding shaft (1)
Bobbin (2)
PREPARATION
PREPARATION
Thread winder lever (5)
Spool stand
Spool (3)
Cover
Under thread may be used up during embroidery. In this case, set the under thread in the same manner as
explained above.
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CHECKUPS BEFORE STARTING OPERATION
Before starting the machine, carry out checkups as indicated below.
CAUTION
!
Turn the main switch OFF before checking the machine prior to starting the operation.
If you check the machine without turning the main switch OFF, you could sustain injury.
Check PointDescriptionAction
CoversCheck for disengagement.Install if disengaged.
Check for disengagement.Set if disengaged.
Thread
Check for breakage.Set if broken.
Check for bend.Replace if bent.
Needle
Check for breakage.Replace if broken.
PREPARATION
Rotary hook rail
Check if appropriate amount of
oil applied.
Lubricate as required.
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CHECKING THE EMBROIDERY HEAD
Check of the Color Change Device and Set Screw
The color change device selects needle bars. The machine will fail to operate if the color change cam is off the predetermined position (set screw is positioned right above or right below).
1.Turn the handle of the color change device to bring the set screw to the top position.
Color change cam will be set at the fixed position.
Color change cam
PREPARATION
Color change device
When the set screw of the handle is at the top position, an odd-numbered needle bar is selected.
Check of Needle Lowered Position
Check the needle lowered position only after checking the set screw position.
1.Turn the main shaft handle counterclockwise while pressing it against the arm.
2.When the needle enters the needle hole, check the needle location.
Needle hole
Set screw
PREPARATION
Handle
Needle
Handle
3.Make sure that the needle is located at the center of the needle hole.
If the needle is not positioned at the center, the needle could be bent. Replace it if necessary.
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OPERATION PROCEDURE
《《《《OPERATION BASICS》》》》
STARTING AND STOPPING THE MACHINE
Power Switch
The power switch is provided on the power supply box.
Press the power switch at "O" side to turn the power OFF or at "I" to turn the
power ON.
OFF
ON
Power switch
When reapplying the power, turn
the switch OFF and then turn it
back ON after several seconds.
EMERGENCY STOP Switch
Use the EMERGENCY STOP switch to stop the machine in an emergency.
When the EMERGENCY STOP switch is pressed, the main shaft stops rotating
and the EMERGENCY STOP switch is locked in the pressed state.
Turn the switch in the arrow direction to release the lock.
START and STOP Keys
The START key, when pressed, starts machine operation and the STOP key,
when pressed, stops the machine.
The needle bar stops at the upper dead point when the STOP key is pressed.
OPERATION
PROCEDURE
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STEPS TO START EMBRODIERY
Example: To input the hoop data using the flat hoop from FDD
(floppy disk drive) (to be purchased separately)
1 Turn ON the power switch at the power supply box.
2 Select "FLAT" for "HOOP" using and (hoop travel keys).
3 Select "ON" for "INITIAL" using and (hoop travel keys).
4 Press the SET key.
** ESP9000 series **
HOOP FLAT
INITIAL ON <D>
5 The screen displays "EMB START". Press the DATA set menu key.
PROCEDURE
OPERATION
***** EMB START ****
AISIN 123.10O1
0/ 1027
0 1 / 1 5: 23-456789A<D>
1
Press .
Press .
6 For "INPUT DATA", select "335" using and (hoop travel
keys).
7 Press the SET key.
***** DATA MENU ****
1 .INPUT DATA 335
2.SELECT DATA
Press .
3.DELETE DATA
8 Set the floppy disk in which the hoop data is stored to the FDD.
9 Select the hoop data using and (hoop travel keys).
11 Input the needle numbers in the order of needle change using the
numeric keys.
12 Press the SET key.
*** COLOR CHANGE ***
MODE AUTO
Press .
0 1 /04:
13 The screen will display the information as shown below when the
hoop data setting is completed.
***** EMB START ****
AISIN 123.10O1
0/ 2451
0 1 /04: 573 <D>
B
14 Set the fabric in the embroidery hoop.
15 Set the embroidery hoop in the embroidery machine.
16 Set the upper and under threads.
17 Press the TRACE key to check if the range of embroidery fits the size
and position of the embroidery hoop.
18 If the hoop position does not fit the range of embroidery, adjust the
position of the hoop using the hoop travel keys and repeat step 17
again.
If the hoop size does not fit the range of embroidery, change the hoop
(to be purchased separately) to the one that fits the range of
embroidery.
Various kinds of setting can be
made after completing the setting
of hoop data.
OPERATION
PROCEDURE
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19 After confirming that the hoop is set in the correct position, press the
START key.
Embroidering starts up.
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SCREENS
The LCD screen displays variety of information to navigate the operation.
The information displayed on the LCD screen is briefly explained below.
● Basic Menu
1
Hoop mode (FLAT / CAP / SLEEVE)
OPERATION
PROCEDURE
Change the selection with the hoop travel keysand.
2
Start point return motion and initializing at the power switch
"ON" (ON: Operated / OFF: Not)
Power ON
Change the selection with the hoop travel keysand.
* In automatic color change mode:
Use to change the color change mode between
automatic and manual.
1
File name
2
Forward/Back travel unit (1/10/100/C/n-ST)
3
Present number of stitches / Total number of stitches
Select "0°", "90°", "180°" or "270°"
using the following keys:
and (hoop travel keys)
Press .
Rotation angle can be set in 90°
units.
To edit the design data continuously, move the cursor to "MIRROR" or "REPEAT" using
(hoop travel key) and input the
data for "MIRROR" or "REPEAT"
before pressing the SET key.
To edit the design data continuously, move the cursor to
"ROTATE" or "REPEAT" using
(hoop travel key) and input the
data for "ROTATE" or "REPEAT"
before pressing the SET key.
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DESIGN REPEAT
Sets the data for defining the pattern to arrange the input design data repeatedly.
2 Input the needle bar number (Example: Needle bar No. 11).
*** COLOR CHANGE ***
MODE AUTO
0 1 /04:
Press .
Press the keys in the order of
.
+
10
1
To input needle bar numbers consecutively, repeat the operation of
"Input the needle number" →
"Input the needle number for the
next step". Press the SET key
after inputting needle number for
all desired steps.
3 Input the needle bar number for the next step.
*** COLOR CHANGE ***
MODE AUTO
7890
456
02/04:B
4 Press [SET] to confirm the setting of needle bar numbers.
*** COLOR CHANGE ***
MODE AUTO
04/04:B57
3
123
Select the needle bar number by
pressing the numeric keys.
Press .
+
10
Needle bar
Operation
Indication
No. 1
No.
10
1
Needle bar Nos. 10, 11, 12, 13, 14
and 15 are indicated as A, B, C, D,
E and F with the LCD on the operation panel box.
3 Input the needle bar number (Example: Changing needle bar No. 2 to
needle bar No. 11)
PROCEDURE
*** COLOR CHANGE ***
MODE AUTO
02/1 5:3 64851 79ABCDE
Press .
Move the cursor to the step where
you want to change the needle bar
number using the following keys:
and (hoop travel keys)
Press the keys in the order of
.
+
10
1
To change needle bar number for
other steps, repeat the operation of
"Select the step" → "Input the needle number". Press the SET key
after changing the needle number
for all desired steps.
4 Press [SET] to confirm the setting of needle bar numbers.
To set the pause for other needle
bar steps, repeat the operation of
"Select the step" → "Select the
needle bar". Press the SET key
after setting the pause for all
desired steps.
When the pause is set, "-" is
inserted before the set step.
OPERATION
PROCEDURE
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《《《《DATA SET MENU》》》》
DATA INPUT (FLOPPY DISK)
The following explains the procedure for inputting the design data from floppy
disk to the machine. The input design data is set as the embroidery data.
1 Insert the floppy disk to floppy disk drive.
2 Change the display to DATA MENU.
***** EMB START ****
AISIN123.10O 1
0/ 1027
1
.
OPERATION
0 1 / 1 5: 23-456789A<D>
PROCEDURE
3 Select "335 (FDD)" for "1. INPUT DATA".
***** DATA MENU ****
1 INPUT DATA PC
2.SELECT DATA
3.DELETE DATA
Press .
Select "335" using the following keys:
and (hoop travel keys)
Needle bar
Indication
1…9101112131415
No.
1…9A B C D E F
The black square symbol, blinking
on the screen, indicates the
selected item.
1 INPUT DATA PC.
"335" is a model name of FDD.
4 Read the floppy disk.
***** DATA MENU ****
1 INPUT DATA 335
.
2.SELECT DATA
Press .
3.DELETE DATA
5 Select the design data (Example: AISIN 123).
**** SELECT FILE ***
1 AISIN900.10O
STITCH 1 071 3 ST
MEMORY 1 80876 ST
Select the design data using the
following keys:
and (hoop travel keys)
6 Input the selected design data.
**** SELECT FILE ***
09/23 AISIN123.10O
STITCH 2451 ST
Press .
MEMORY 1 80876 ST
While the floppy disk is being read,
the screen displays the message
as shown below.
FILE SEARCHING
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7 Set the needle bar steps (Example: 11 (B), 5, 7, 3).
Set the number at which the needle bar is changed by pressing the
ten keys.
Press .
+
10
The input design data is set as the
embroidery data.
OPERATION
PROCEDURE
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DATA INPUT (PC)
The following explains the procedure for inputting the design data from an
external device connected to the serial port to the machine (PC). The input
data is set as the embroidery data.
1 Connect the external device to the serial port of the machine.
Embroidery machine
Serial port
To the external device (PC)
2 Turn ON the power switch of the machine.
Before connecting an external
device (PC) to the machine (serial
port), turn OFF the power supply to
the external device and the
machine.
Use the special cable (to be purchased separately) for connecting
an external device (PC) to the
serial port of the machine.
OPERATION
PROCEDURE
Power supply box
3 After making sure that the power is supplied to the machine, turn ON
The message below is displayed
during memory initialization.
*** INITIALIZING ***
Since all design data has been
deleted, input the design data at
this step.
To restore the EMB START screen
without inputting the design data,
press the ESC key. The EMB
START screen will be as shown
below if there is no data set as the
embroidery data.
***** EMB START ****
. 1
0/ 0
0 1 /00: (D)
OPERATION
PROCEDURE
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《《《《MANUAL OPERATION》》》》
COLOR CHANGE
This operation slides the needle bar case to change color.
CAUTION
!
When performing this operation, do not put your hands or others
under the needle or on the table.
Otherwise, you could get hurt when the needle or hoop has
moved.
Trace operation is not allowed during embroidering.
If you press the TRACE key during
tracing, the hoop stops traveling at
the nearest corner in the direction
of present traveling.
Tracing restarts when the TRACE
key is pressed again.
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OFFSET (POSITION SETTING)
This operation sets the offset position, which is taken as the start point of a
design.
CAUTION
!
When performing this operation, do not put your hands under the
needle or on the table.
Otherwise, you could get hurt when the needle or hoop has
moved.
5 Return the hoop back to the previously located position.
***** EMB START ****
OFFSET
Press .
Dx + 27.1 (+ 27.1 )
Dy - 56.4 (- 56.4)
Set the offset position by actually
moving the hoop to the desired
position using the hoop travel
keys. The coordinate values of the
hoop position are displayed in the
screen.
Pressing the SET key registers the
setting position on the embroidery
machine so that it can be used on
all design data.
If you set "AUTO" for "6. OFFSET"
of HOOP MENU, the hoop travels
to and stops at the offset position
after the completion of embroidery.
The screen as shown to the left is
displayed. This indicates that the
hoop has stopped at the offset
position.
The hoop travels back to the position before offsetting when you
press the offset key.
When you press the FORWARD
key, the hoop travels to the colorchange stitch position.
Each pressing of the FORWARD
key makes the hoop to travel to the
next color change position.
When you press the BACK key, the
hoop travels to the color change
stitch position.
Each pressing of the BACK key
causes the hoop to travel to the
previous color change position.
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HOOP FORWARD/BACK (n-STITCH FEED)
This operation moves the hoop forward or backward to the input stitch position.
CAUTION
!
When performing this operation, do not put your hands or others
under the needle or on the table.
Otherwise, you could get hurt when the needle or hoop has
moved.
***** EMB PAUSE ****
AISIN123.10O n ST
75/ 1027
02/1 5:1 23456789AB<D>
3 Move the hoop to the input stitch position.
*** FORWARD/BACK ***
AISIN123.10O n ST
* 356/ 1027
02/1 5:1 23456789AB<D>
4 End of operation
***** EMB PAUSE ****
AISIN123.10O n ST
356/ 1027
06/1 5:1 23456789AB<D>
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Input the number of stitches using
the numeric keys.
Press .
If the input number of stitches is
larger than the present number of
stitches, the hoop travels forward
and if it is smaller than the present
number of stitches, the hoop travels back.
Pressing the SET key makes it
traveling forward or backward
(hoop travel) to the input stitch
position.
OPERATION
PROCEDURE
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HOOP FORWARD
This operation moves the hoop forward.
When performing this operation, do not put your hands or others
under the needle or on the table.
Otherwise, you could get hurt when the needle or hoop has
moved.
When the setting is "1-stich unit",
pressing the FORWARD key once
Press .
1
Press .
1
makes the hoop to travel forward
by a single stitch.
If you keep the FORWARD key
pressed for more than one second,
the hoop keeps traveling forward
even if you release the FORWARD
key.
Press the STOP key to stop the
hoop from traveling.
3 The hoop stops traveling at the color change position.
When the setting is "1-stich unit",
pressing the BACK key once
makes the hoop to travel backward
by a single stitch.
If you keep the BACK key pressed
for more than one second, the
hoop keeps traveling backward
even if you release the BACK key.
Press the STOP key to stop the
hoop from traveling.
OPERATION
PROCEDURE
3 The hoop stops traveling at the color change position.
You can check the entire embroidery range by executing trace after setting
the repeat data. Adjust the start point, number of repetition times and
spacing so that the embroidery range will not exceed beyond the hoop.
<Example: Direction: Horizontal, Times: 3, Space: 60 mm,
Rotation: 90 , Mirror: X>
Direction: Horizontal (Although
"HORIZONTAL" is set for DIR,
design is arranged vertically
since 90 rotation is set.)
Mirror
Rotation
Design start
position
OPERATION
PROCEDURE
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OFFSET
This function moves the hoop to the position set as the offset position and
returns the hoop to the originally located position after finishing the work.
For offset, automatic/manual setting is possible (hoop setting).
OPERATION
1. Manual Offset
Pressing the MOVE HOOP key (offset key) while the machine is at a still
causes the hoop to travel to the offset position. Pressing the offset key again
returns the hoop to the previously located position.
<Example: Arranging applique>
(1) Stop the machine.
(2) Move the hoop to the offset
PROCEDURE
position.
(3) Arrange the applique.
Offset position
Stop position
(4) Return the hoop to the previ-
ously located position.
Setting a pause at color
change (Page 61) will facilitate
arranging such as applique.
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2. Automatic Offset
Set "AUTO" for "OFFSET" in hoop setting with the offset position set, and the
hoop travels to and stops at the offset position after the completion of embroidery.
<Example: Changing the hoop>
(1) End of embroidery
(2) The hoop travels to the offset
position automatically.
Offset position
End position of
embroidery
Design start position
OPERATION
PROCEDURE
(3) Remove the hoop.
(4) Attach the new hoop.
(5) Press the START key. The
hoop travels to the design start
position and embroidery starts.
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When embroidering the same
design, set "AUTO" for START
PNT (Page 50) to embroider
the design from the same start
point.
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SATIN ADJUSTMENT
This function expands satin stitch width.
To expand satin stitch width, set an adjustment value for "SATIN ADJ." of
FUNCTION MENU.
Setting: OFF, 1 to 5 (+0.1 to +0.5 mm)
PROCEDURE
OPERATION
If "2" is set, +0.2 mm is added on both sides of the normal satin stitch width.
Adjustment
value
Normal satin
stitch width
Adjustment
value
Satin stitch adjustment is made according to the set adjustment value for stitch
width of 1.5 mm or larger. For satin stitch width less than this limit, satin stitch width
is adjusted with a value smaller than the set value.
By changing the setting of DIP switch (DSW2-4) at the operation panel, this limit
width can be changed so that satin stitch adjustment is possible for 0.6 mm or
larger stitch width.
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TRACE
This function makes the hoop travel along the rectangle that surrounds the
embroidery range of the design data that has been set as the embroidery data.
Tracing will start from the design start point and move to the rear right, rear left,
front left and front right corners of the embroidery range, then return to the
design start point.
If repeat is set, the function traces the entire embroidery range.
Design
start point
If the TRACE key is pressed during tracing, tracing stops at the nearest corner
in the trace advancing direction.
Tracing restarts when the TRACE key is pressed again.
It is possible to stop tracing at each corner by repeating this.
If "Mirror: Y" is set, trace is made in the manner as shown below.
OPERATION
PROCEDURE
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TROUBLESHOOTING AND MAINTENANCE
DAILY MAINTENANCE
WARNING
Turn OFF the power switch before starting maintenance work.
Otherwise, you may sustain electric shock or injury caused by being caught by the embroidery machine.
Only properly trained personnel are allowed to perform maintenance work.
Otherwise, a worker may sustain electric shock or injury.
Before starting the machine after maintenance work, attach all covers and other parts detached for
maintenance work correctly as before.
Otherwise, a worker may sustain electric shock or injury.
Do not attempt to repair by yourself.
Otherwise, a worker may sustain electric shock or injury.
Do not modify the machine.
Otherwise, a worker may sustain electric shock or injury.
Consult your TOYOTA dealer when you need a repair on the machine.
Maintenance Stop
Maintenance stop requests some kind of maintenance work and it is not the stop due to the occurrence of an error.
Maintenance stop message is displayed at the start of embroidery (after the pressing of the START key).
If the message shown in the right appears at the start of embroidery, supply
lubricating oil to the rail on rotary hook (Page 88).
After supplying lubricating oil as instructed, press the STOP key to exit the maintenance mode and continue normal embroidery work.
If the message shown in the right appears at the start of embroidery, supply
grease to the presser foot cam, take-up lever drive cam and take-up lever roller
(Page 89).
After supplying grease as instructed, press the STOP key to exit the maintenance mode and continue normal embroidery work.
If the message shown in the right appears at the start of embroidery, supply
grease to the presser foot cam, take-up lever drive cam, take-up lever roller,
needle case linear section and X-/Y-axis drive system (Page 89).
After supplying grease as instructed, press the STOP key to exit the maintenance mode and continue normal embroidery work.
** MAINT. REQUIRED **
One drop of oil
As per Inst. Manual
** MAINT. REQUIRED **
!CAUTION:Grease Cams
Take-up, Presser
As per Inst. Manual
** MAINT. REQUIRED **
!CAUTION:Grease Cams
Take-up,Presser,Trim
Needle Case Linear
As per Inst. Manual
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Cleaning
Cleaning AreaInterval
1 Thread trimming sectionEvery day
2 Take-up lever guide, 3 Needle case guideOnce/week
4 X-/Y-axis drive system (2 places)Once/2 weeks
2
3
Needle plate clamp screw
Needle plate
1
Needle plate clamp screw
<Thread trimming section cleaning procedure>
1. Remove two needle plate clamp screws.
2. Detach the needle plate.
3. Remove waste thread.
4. Fit the needle plate.
5. Fix the needle plate with two needle plate
clamp screws.
4
4
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Lubrication
Keep the specified lubrication intervals.
If the machine is not lubricated as specified, thread breakage could take place.
Use only Toyota genuine SF oil or equivalent (#150 spindle oil: ISO viscosity grade = VG18).
Lubrication PointsInterval
1 Rail on rotary hook Every 3 to 4 hours of
operation
2 Drive shaft of presser foot parts (2 places)
3 Needle bar drive shaft (2 places)
Every day
4 Needle bar drive shaft of presser foot
5 Inside the arm (3 places)
Once/week
6 Needle bar
7 Inside the cylinder bed
8 Felt packing (needle bar)
Once/3 months
5
3
2
3
8
For the lubrication of rotary hook rails,
the maintenance information is displayed on the LCD screen in the operation panel (Page 86).
If the maintenance information is displayed, turn the power switch OFF and
supply lubricating oil to the rotary hook
rails.
For other lubrication cycles, refer to the
table in the left.
4
5
3
7
1
6
Sectional
5
View
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Greasing
Greasing PointInterval
1 Presser foot cam
2 Take-up lever drive cam
3 Take-up lever roller
4 Needle case linear section
5 X-/Y-axis drive system
(3 places)
Once/3 months
Once/6 months
A
B
You need to consult your TOYOTA dealer about the greasing
because it requires removal of covers, or others.
When greasing, use recommended grease
(mineral-oil based lithium grease).
Please ask your distributor for the details.
For the guide of greasing, the maintenance information is displayed in the operation panel (Page 86).
If the maintenance information is displayed, turn off the power
switch and supply grease to the specified points.
A
1
C
B
3
2
4
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5
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PROGRAM INSTALLATION
3
3
Program installation includes main program, XY program, and operation program. It is possible to install these programs through a personal computer or
the floppy disk drive (FDD) (to be purchased separately).
Program installation becomes necessary when upgrading your software version.
Perform the program installation after turing "OFF" the power switch.
[When installing from personal computer]
1 Detach the switch cover by loosening the screw.
Loosen the screw
Switch
cover
2 Turn ON the DSW2-1, 2-2, and DSW1-1.
DSW2
1 2
DIP
switch
1 2
ON
Consult your local TOYOTA dealer for
the detail of program installation.
DSW1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
ONON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
ON
3 Connect the personal computer and the machine with the serial cable.
4 Turn ON the power of the personal computer.
5 Turn ON the power switch at the power supply box.
Power supply
box
Use an off-the-shelf cross cable
[D-SUB9 pin] for the serial connector.
You need a personal computer
compatible with Windows 95, 98,
Me or XP.
After turning ON the power switch,
the screen as shown below will be
displayed
.
******INSTALL *****
FROM PC
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6 Insert the program disk in the computer.
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7 Execute "ESP_inst.exe" to display the screen for installation.
3
3
8 Select the program file to be installed.
9 Presskey to start installation.
Following message appears.
****** INSTALL *****
INSTALLING
Pressing the program name key
will display the file selection
screen. Select the program file
which you want to install.
Panel:Program related to panel
Main:Program related to CPU
Xy:Program related to drive
system
Installation will proceed automatically in response to pressing of the
Install key.
10 Completion of program installation
****** INSTALL *****
At the completion of installation, the screen
will be as shown in the left.
INSTALL FINISH
[POWER OFF]
Turn OFF the power switch at the power
supply box.
11 Turn OFF the DSW2-1, 2-2, and DSW1-1.
DSW2
DSW1
1 2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
ONON
1 2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
ONON
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12 Attach the switch cover and tighten the screw.
Tighten the screw.
Switch cover
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[When installation from FDD]
3
3
1 Detach the switch cover by loosening the screw.
Loosen the screw
Switch
cover
2 Turn ON the DSW2-1 and DSW1-1.
DSW2
DSW1
1 2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
ONON
3 Set the program disk.
DIPswitch
1 2
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
ON
4 Turn ON the power switch at the power supply box.
5 Select the program to be installed.
****** INSTALL *****
.
1 MAIN -
2.XY -
3.PANEL -
Select the program using the follow-
ing keys:
and (hoop travel keys)
Example: Select PANEL.
Power supply box
If step 4 is performed before step 3
If you insert the program disk after
turning the power switch ON, the
screen as shown below will be displyed. If this screen is displayed,
press the SET key and continue
operation from step 5.
****** INSTALL *****
SET KEY FILE SEARCH
MAIN:Program related to
CPU
XY:Program related to
drive system
PANEL:Program for operation
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6 Select "INSTALL".
3
3
****** INSTALL *****
1 .MAIN -
2.XY -
.
3 PANEL -
Select "INSTALL" by changing "-" to
"INSTALL" for the program to be
installed using the following keys:
and (hoop travel keys)
7 Press [SET] to start installation of the selected program.
****** INSTALL *****
1 .MAIN -
2.XY -
.
3 PANEL INSTALL
Press .
Following message appears.
****** INSTALL *****
PANEL
INSTALLING
The symbol ">" shows the progress of
installation.
[〉〉〉 ]
8 Completion of program installation
****** INSTALL *****
At the completion of installation, the screen
will be as shown in the left.
INSTALL FINISH
[POWER OFF]
To install more than one program,
repeat steps "Select the program"
and select "INSTALL".
****** INSTALL *****
1 .MAIN INSTALL
2.XY INSTALL
3 PANEL INSTALL
.
Turn OFF the power switch at the power
supply box.
9 Turn OFF the DSW2-1 and DSW1-1.
DSW 2
DSW 1
1 2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
ONON
1 2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
ONON
10 Attach the switch cover and tighten the screw.
Tighten the screw.
TROUBLESHOOTING
AND MAINTENANCE
Switch cover
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IF MACHINE OPERATION IS INTERRUPTED
The machine stops to operate when any one of the following messages is shown on the LCD screen of the
operation panel box. Simultaneously, the LED flickers, and the buzzer starts to sound. In such occasion, check the
error message first and then press the EMERGENCY STOP button. Take necessary steps referring to the following
table.
Press the STOP key to silence the buzzer.
No.Error MessageDescriptionCauseCorrective Action
EMERGENCY
1
STOP
check! SEWING
2
MOTOR
The EMERGENCY
STOP button was
pressed.
Machine motor is
locked.
1) The switch was pressed
by mistake.
2) The switch was pressed
as an error had been
detected.
1) Thread is entangling on
the rotary hook.
2) Not lubricated appropriately.
3) Interference of the needle with the hoop hindered machine
movements.
4) The needle hit a hard
object such as a button,
and further movements
were disabled.
• Reset the switch if it was
pressed by mistake.
• When there was an
error, remove the cause
of error and then reset
the switch.
• Remove thread from the
rotary hook.
• Supply lubricating oil to
the lubricating points.
• Press the TRACE key
and check the relationship between the size of
design and that of
embroidery hoop.
• Set the start point of the
design correctly.
• Change the embroidery
position.
Remove the hard object.
Refer
to
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87
88
72
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check! X MOTORX-axis motor was
3
locked.
(Longitudinal
direction)
[Note] If the cause is 3) or 4), check the needle if it has
been bent or needle tip has been collapsed.
If any defect is found, replace the needle.
5) Foreign matter is caught
by take-up lever, needle
bar, presser foot or
upper shaft pulley.
1) The embroidery hoop
holder reached the right/
left travel end position,
causing motor overload.
2) The material is caught
by such as the edge of
the table, disabling
embroidery hoop movements any more.
3) The embroidery hoop
has been hit against
such as the wall and
cannot move any more.
• Remove foreign matter.
• Set the start point of the
design correctly.
• Release the material and
start embroidery from the
beginning again.
• Remove object that disables embroidery hoop
movements and start
embroidery from the
beginning again.
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No.Error MessageDescriptionCauseCorrective Action
Refer
to
check! Y MOTORY-axis motor was
4
locked.
(Crosswise direction)
NEEDLE CASE
5
ERROR
THREAD BREAKBreakage of thread1) Upper thread was bro-
6
Needle case position
error
1) The embroidery hoop
holder reached the forward/backward travel
end position, causing
motor overload.
2) The material is caught
by such as the edge of
the table, disabling
embroidery hoop movements any more.
3) The embroidery hoop
has been hit against
such as the wall and
cannot move any more.
1) An error occurred with
the needle case drive
system.
ken.
2) Threading is not correct.
3) Lower thread has been
used up.
4) The machine stops due
to detection of thread
breakage although lower
thread is not broken.
5) Lower thread was broken.
• Set the start point of the
design correctly.
• Release the material and
start embroidery from the
start again.
• Remove object that
disables embroidery hoop
movements and start
embroidery from the start
again.
• Please contact your local
TOYOTA dealer.
• Thread the upper thread
again.
• Remove the cause of
upper thread breakage.
• Thread the upper thread
correctly.
• Set lower thread.
• Change the preset value
of bobbin counter.
• Set the lower thread
again.
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18
20
38
20
RS232C
7
COM ERROR
RS232C
8
CONNECT
ERROR
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TRIMING ERRORThread trimming error 1) Thread is entangling on
9
Communication error1) Serial cable or FDD con-
nection cable has disconnected during
communication.
2) Power supply to the
floppy disk drive or
external device was
turned OFF during communication.
Communication error1) Serial cable or FDD con-
nection cable is disconnected.
2) The external device is
not in the data sending
state.
the bobbin.
2) Thread tension is too
tense or thread is too
thick.
• Securely tighten the
cable.
• Keep the power supply
ON to the floppy disk
drive or external device
during communication.
• Securely tighten the
cable.
• Set the external device in
the data sending state.
For details, refer to the
instruction manual of the
external device.
• Remove the entangling
thread from the bobbin.
• Adjust the thread tension.
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No.Error MessageDescriptionCauseCorrective Action
Refer
to
RAM CHECK
10
ERROR
INTERNAL COM
11
ERROR
INTERNAL
12
CONNECT ERR
THERMAL
13
ERROR
LIMIT ERRORLimit error1) The embroidery hoop
14
BAD NUMBERWrong design
15
INSERT DISKFloppy disk was not
16
Memory check error1) Memory error• Please contact your local
Internal
communication error
Internal connection
error
High temperature
error
number
inserted.
1) Communication error in
the embroidery machine
(ESP9000)
1) Connection error in the
embroidery machine
(ESP9000)
1) Temperature in the
embroidery machine
(ESP9000) exceeded
the allowable limit.
has reached the travel
limit in the X- or Y-axis
direction.
1) When reading the
design data from the
external device, a wrong
design data number was
designated.
1) When reading the
design data from the
floppy disk drive, floppy
disk was not set in the
floppy disk drive.
TOYOTA dealer.
• If this error occurs
frequently, contact your
local TOYOTA dealer.
• Please contact your local
TOYOTA dealer.
• Keep the power supply
OFF for more than 30
minutes.
• Set the start point of
design correctly.
• Designate a correct
design data number.
• Insert the floppy disk in
the floppy disk drive.
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CANNOT READ
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DISK
FILE NOT FOUNDDesignated file could
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Floppy disk read error 1) When reading the
not be found
design data from the
floppy disk drive, reading
of the set floppy disk
was not possible.
1) When reading the
design data from the
floppy disk drive, the
designated data was not
found in the set floppy
disk.
• Set the floppy disk
(Toyota, Tajima, or ZSK
format) correctly.
The floppy disk or the
floppy disk drive may be
faulty.
• Write the desired data to
the floppy disk using the
external device.
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IF MACHINE STOPS DUE TO OCCURRENCE OF A TROUBLE
CAUTION
!
Do not attempt corrective action marked with * by yourself.
Otherwise, you could sustain injury. Consult your local TOYOTA dealer for adjustment or other corrective work.
The table below shows examples of machine trouble, its cause and required corrective action.
CauseCorrective Action
Loose or broken beltAdjust belt tension, or replace the belt.*
Machine failed
to start
Stop position
error
Incorrect color
change
Jump error
Design displacement
Adjust the needle position so that the normal needle
Needle position signal not detected
Loose connection of connectorsInsert the connector securely.*
Loose or soiled beltAdjust belt tension or clean the belt.*
Seizure of driving parts
Incorrect needle bar position at stopAdjust the stop position.
Incorrect take-up lever position at stop.
Needle position signal not detected
Incorrect positioning of parts related to the
needle bar drive system
Incorrect tensioning of the hoop drive beltAdjust belt tension.*
Faulty hoop drive partsReplace/adjust the parts.*
Overall hoop weight is too heavy.
position signal is displayed at the needle position display column in the LED screen at the operation panel.
Adjust or replace the rotary hooks and/or needle bar
drive system.*
Adjust the take-up lever so that it stops at the same
position as other take-up levers.
Needle position signal not detected
Adjust the needle position so that the normal needle
position signal is displayed at the needle position display column in the LED screen at the operation panel.
Adjust the needle bar drive part set position with the
upper dead point stopper.*
Lower the main shaft rotating speed (r.p.m.) using the
speed adjusting switch.
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Thread breakage
Thread
trimming
Faulty drive unit (X-/Y-axis)
Incorrect needle - rotary hook timing, or
improper gap
Incorrect needle bar lower dead pointAdjust the lower dead point.*
Scratches on thread passageRemove scratches by polishing.
Incorrect upper/lower thread tensionAdjust the tension.*
Repeated stitching at the same pointCorrect the embroidery data.
Incorrect take-up lever timingAdjust the take-up lever drive cam timing.*
Thread is not trimmed.Adjust the thread trimming knife position.*
Replace the drive unit.*
Replace the X-or Y-axis motor.*
Adjust the timing or gap.
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SPECIFICATION
ItemSpecifications
Type of sewingLock stitch machine (specially designed for automatic embroidery)
Rotary hookVertical rotating shuttle
Take-up leverCam driven type take-up lever
Needle bar stroke50 ± 0.2 mm
Number of needle bars15
Needle to be usedORGAN DB × K5Z #11
Presser footOperated with upper shaft
Thread trimming deviceHorizontal reciprocating type (motor driven)
Thread ejectorSliding type (with thread holding function, motor driven)
Picker deviceAt the start/end of stitching and at thread trimming
Number of revolutionsMax. 1200 rpm (normal speed: 800 rpm)
Embroidery rangeMax.: 500 mm (X direction) × 360 mm (Y direction)
Width of stitching0.1 to 12.7 mm
Embroidery operation and displayOperation using touch switches, LED and LCD display
Weight82 kg
Upper shaft drive motorAC servomotor
X/Y control motorAC servomotor
Upper/under thread breakage detectionRotary detection type (photo-sensor)
Power source100 to 240V AC, 50/60 Hz (automatic selection type)
Hoop driving rangeMax.: 500 mm (X direction) × 360 mm (Y direction)