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Chapter 6 Memory Designs

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Chapter 7 Editing Memory Designs

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Changing Color Codes of a Design .............................................

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Chapter 8 Programs

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Summary of Contents for BEXT 120V

Page 1: ...B E X T Instruction Manual...

Page 2: ...Features Chapter 3 Before Use Appearance and Components Panel Switches Powering the Machine On Off Origin Set Stand By and Drive Modes Screen Structure Information Screen Design List Display Settings...

Page 3: ...ser Pointer Pantograph Centering Chapter 5 Loading Saving Designs Before Loading Downloading Designs Before Using a USB Flash Drive Loading Designs from a USB Flash Drive USB Flash Drive Search with a...

Page 4: ...signs Changing Color Codes of a Design Easy Teaching Adding Stitches DSP Design Stitch Processor Outline Stitching Setting Sub Soft Limits Teaching Color Codes Teaching All Function Codes Chapter 8 Pr...

Page 5: ...ame Outline Display Frame Outline Centering Drive Zoom Float High Speed Float By Stitch Count High Speed Float By Color Change High Speed Float By Name Drop Re Setting Origin Teaching Color Codes Whil...

Page 6: ...chedule Downloading Free Download mode Barcode Scanning ABC mode for LAN Upload designs Server COM protocol mode Chapter 11 Preference Changing Machine Conditions MC MC List Sequin Adjusting Mode Netw...

Page 7: ...ule Automatic 1st Color function insertion Chapter 12 System System File Structure Updating System software Updating Linux Initializing Memory Initializing CF card Chapter 13 Appendix Function Codes S...

Page 8: ...Chapter 1 Safety Instructions This chapter contains information on the following 1 Important Safety Instructions 2 Grounding Instructions 3 Warning Labels...

Page 9: ...achine is intended for commercial use The icons in the manual show the importance of the contents Acknowledge the following descriptions beforehand Read all instructions before using this machine Icon...

Page 10: ...ucts are being used or where oxygen is being administered To disconnect turn all controls to the off position then remove the plug from the outlet Do not unplug by pulling on the cord To unplug grasp...

Page 11: ...ctrician 120V machine models This product is for use on a nominal 120 V circuit and has a grounding plug that looks like the plug illustrated in sketch A in Fig 1 A temporary adaptor which looks like...

Page 12: ...3 Warning labels Give attention during operation to the parts labeled Warning Labels Contents Needle Hazard Warning Label Hair Warning Label Take Up Lever Warning Label Frame Warning Label...

Page 13: ...Warning Labels Contents Hook Warning Label Belt Warning Label...

Page 14: ...Chapter 2 Introduction This chapter contains information on the following 1 Specifications 2 Features...

Page 15: ...Centigrade Active 20 60 Degree Centigrade Storage 7 Humidity 20 80 RH No condensation allowed 8 Grounding Grounding resistance to be less than 100 Ohm Type 3 grounding 9 Main Motor 200V AC Servo Moto...

Page 16: ...ed from the server computer 4 Large Memory Capacity The memory capacity is 10 million stitches with 100 memory locations 5 Shortcut function Commonly used functions can be set as shortcuts Using short...

Page 17: ...ou would like the pantograph to move to A maximum of 15 points can be registered as P01 to P15 The pantograph can then be moved to one of these points using a Manual key operation or programmed in F l...

Page 18: ...20 Schedule function The machine can display messages scheduled by a calendar format When you register a message it is displayed on the Automat screen at start up on the day or days scheduled 21 Displ...

Page 19: ...s 3 Powering the Machine On Off 4 Origin Set 5 Stand By and Drive Modes 6 Screen Structure 7 Information Screen 8 Design List Display Settings 9 Schedule Maintenance Memos 10 Confirmation Message 11 E...

Page 20: ...1 Appearance and Components...

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Page 22: ...key pad Refer to Section 2 Panel Switches in this chapter for more details 6 Origin LED When lit the pantograph is located at origin Blinks when the Jog Keys are assigned to other functions 7 Origin k...

Page 23: ...software As an option a bar code scanner can also be plugged in 12 LAN This is for a LAN connection for connecting the machine to a machine network Optional Networking software is required to use thi...

Page 24: ...mory and allows them to be changed Numeric Key 4 Float Key Moves the pantograph without stitching standard and high speed modes Numeric Key 5 Network Key Reads Design data from the server along with o...

Page 25: ...Manual Key Access to various manual operations for the machine Numeric Key 0 Drive Key Switches to and from Stand by and Drive modes...

Page 26: ...3 Turning the machine ON OFF POWER SOURCE Switch Turning the machine ON Press the Switch to the POWER ON position Turning the machine OFF Press the Switch to the POWER OFF position...

Page 27: ...e The display shows the screen below after showing BARUDAN logo Press the E Key to move back the pantograph to the origin Press the B key to trim before seeking origin Refer to Chapter 4 2 Trimmer for...

Page 28: ...ode 1 Stand By Mode The machine is turned on and idle but NOT in Drive mode This is the mode where sewing preparation takes place In this mode design data can be selected and loaded Stand By Mode scre...

Page 29: ...to Section 7 Information Screen in this chapter for more details Machine Information screen Shows the information of machine condition for the selected design Refer to Section 7 Information Screen in...

Page 30: ...g icons indicate special conditions of the design Displayed when Program 3 ROT Pattern is changed 1 Displayed when Program 6 Socks is changed 1 Displayed when Program 13 Cap Frame is changed 1 Display...

Page 31: ...hows when the network is connected Shows when the network is disconnected C The current number of the selected needle D Shows the traveling distance of the pantograph frame Inc The increment traveling...

Page 32: ...or the bobbin counter Please refer to Chapter 4 6 Bobbin Counter regarding use of the Bobbin Counter TCF Total quantity of color change functions in the design B Current stitch being sewn stitch back...

Page 33: ...sewing the display alternates between the Basic and Extension screens as shown below Basic screen Extension screen The Basic screen shows the operational information The Extension screen shows the des...

Page 34: ...ign list are individual settings 1 Press either one of the Design Memory key Design Edit key or Design Loading Downloading key 2 Press the SHIFT key To cancel press the Shift key again to go back to t...

Page 35: ...ow or hide the information screen B key is not shown in the Design Loading Downloading menu To exit press the Design Memory key Design Edit key or Design Loading Downloading key with the LED on to go...

Page 36: ...aintenance memos can be checked but cannot be made or edited 1 Turn the Automat ON 2 After displaying the title screen the memo is displayed as shown below The memo will be displayed on the day or day...

Page 37: ...wing confirmation message displays to confirm the change The confirmation message shows the setting you re about to change The message above is shown when changing a Machine Drive Condition 1 Press th...

Page 38: ...ring Machine or Automat operations an error message will display In the Error message box the Error number and Icon are shown Refer to Chapter 13 3 Error Messages for more details on error numbers Pre...

Page 39: ...Scanning Barcodes can save time by short cutting some key operations and prevents operator keying mistakes Compatible Barcode CODE39 The barcode supports the following functions Chapter 5 4 USB Flash...

Page 40: ...t value in the system The Lower box with the value 700 is the new value being entered The screen above is the Speed setting screen 1 Use the Automat Panel keys as Numeric keys to enter values For numb...

Page 41: ...ow is for changing design names 1 Select a character using the Jog keys 2 Press the A key to delete the last character backspace Press the B key or the Origin Key to enter a character Press the E key...

Page 42: ...not use these functions under normal use If you perform one by mistake it may cause problems to occur with the embroidery machine If you need to use these test functions please follow an authorized te...

Page 43: ...his chapter contains information on the manual operations of the machine 1 Color Needle Change 2 Trimmer 3 Thread Clamp 4 Appliqu 5 Change Frame 6 Bobbin Counter 7 Display Off 8 Multi Point 9 Laser Po...

Page 44: ...umber Press the B key to go to the next larger needle number Press the Needle Change key again to go back to the Start screen Note When the machine is first powered on the machine must be oriented to...

Page 45: ...edle number Press the E key to change needle 3 The needle number can be changed by using the Numeric Entry Dialogue Press the F key to use the Numeric Entry menu Please refer to Chapter 3 13 Numeric E...

Page 46: ...rt Key to execute the trimming operation To cancel trimming press the Trimming key again The On Off switch on each tension assembly Head Switch can also activate trimming Turn the Head Switch Off then...

Page 47: ...Press the Trimming key and the D14 Start Switch message appears 2 Press the A key to trim the Bobbin thread only While Automending or stitch back without trimming the bobbin thread may break In order...

Page 48: ...easing the thread clamp for easy threading 1 Press the Manual Key 2 Manual Operation screen displays 3 Press the A key to open or close the clamp Press the A key again to release Press the Manual Key...

Page 49: ...Manual Key to display the Manual operation screen 2 Press the B key and the following screen displays indicating to push the Start Key Push the Start Key To cancel press the B key again to go back to...

Page 50: ...ils 1 Press the Manual Key to open the Manual operation screen 2 Press the C key 3 The following D14 message appears indicating to use the Start Key Push the Start Key and the pantograph will move for...

Page 51: ...een LED on the Tension assembly is turned on By pushing the Start Key the counter is automatically reset Set the counter to 0 to cancel the Bobbin Counter feature Bobbin Counter setting can only be se...

Page 52: ...key to increase the new value by 100 stitches Press the C key and the A or B key to decrease or increase the new value by 1 000 stitches Press the D key to use the Numeric Entry Dialogue box Refer to...

Page 53: ...the Manual operation screen 2 Press the E key to show the Display OFF message to switch off the monitor 3 Press any key except the Start or Stop key to turn the monitor back On We recommend using the...

Page 54: ...of 15 points can be registered as P01 to P15 The pantograph can then be moved to one of these points using a Manual key operation or programmed in F list 8 1 Point Registration Enter the Multi point...

Page 55: ...point number selected A above shows the present pantograph position from mechanical origin and is displayed in 0 1 mm units The A display will move to one of the four corners of the screen depending o...

Page 56: ...elected point code to be registered The B displays the current position of the pantograph from the machine origin point in 0 1 mm increments The B display position moves around the four corners of the...

Page 57: ...as follows The following Multi point screen explains how to register a point code location 3 Move the pantograph with the Jog keys to desired position where you want to set a Point code location 4 Pre...

Page 58: ...chapter 2 Press the B key to display the point position numeric input screen The complete list of points is displayed This list shows the V and H axis setting values for each position code in 0 1mm i...

Page 59: ...Numeric Entry menu To input a value refer to Chapter 3 13 Numeric Entry When a value is changed the point code is activated automatically 6 Press the A key to activate or de activate the selected poi...

Page 60: ...g the icon in Manual operations Refer to Section 10 1 Point Registration in this chapter for more details 2 Press the A key to display and select a point code 3 Press the D key to move the pantograph...

Page 61: ...bsolute positions the pantograph moves to Please refer to Chapter 8 2 Program List for more details on Applique Automatic starting as set by MC parameter 13 Auto start also applies to this function wh...

Page 62: ...gistered A sub function of P01 thru P15 has to be registered in order to activate this function 3 The pantograph will return to the last embroidery point when you press the start button or bar Please...

Page 63: ...This function is only available on machines with a laser pointer Laser pointer indicates where the needle is going to sew 1 Press the Manual Key 2 Press the G key 3 Press the A key to turn the Laser P...

Page 64: ...he pantograph to the center of the pantograph field size or center of the sub soft limits Please refer to Chapter 7 6 Setting Sub Soft limits for details 1 Press the Manual Key to open the Manual oper...

Page 65: ...ey C key or D key to move the pantograph to the center of the sub soft limits for frame types 1 2 or 3 In Stand by mode when selecting and centering to 1 2 or 3 Item 14 Frame type in Program settings...

Page 66: ...memory 1 Before Loading Downloading Designs 2 Before Using a USB Flash Drive 3 Loading Designs from a USB Flash Drive 4 USB Flash Drive Search with a barcode 5 Saving Designs to a USB Flash Drive 6 US...

Page 67: ...ad designs from the Design Loading Downloading screen USB ABC COM USB The icon shown above the B key is the icon for the device that is selected when you press the B key The device that is currently s...

Page 68: ...apters so please refer to these instructions for using this feature 1 Press the B key to pause 2 While pausing press the A key to stop loading downloading Press the B key to start loading downloading...

Page 69: ...ile and image can be viewed on computers Memory Back up of all design files stored in the machine 2 System Software Update Software can be updated using a USB Flash Drive 3 Editing The design files in...

Page 70: ...to store files Folders within folders are Inactive You maybe able to see these folders on a PC but they will be unavailable and not shown on the machine Automat USB FDR Folder Max 100 designs FDR Fol...

Page 71: ...der is shown as on the Automat Backs up all the designs in memory in the Automat Merging is not available 4 TFD Folder This folder is shown as on the Automat Stores design data in TFD format DST and D...

Page 72: ...n this chapter for details 3 The Design Loading Downloading screen will appear The list of the folders in USB device is displayed The folders are automatically aligned in alphabetical order and per th...

Page 73: ...u want to select several designs for downloading use the following procedure 1 Select a design and press the Origin key An will be shown beside the design to indicate it has been selected 2 Choose mor...

Page 74: ...e location to load the design into If several designs have been selected using the Origin key you cannot assign specific memory locations to load into In this case the designs will be automatically sa...

Page 75: ...t of designs in the folder 4 Use the Jog keys and select the Design you want to load 5 Press the E key to display the design data list in Memory 6 Using the Jog keys select the design memory location...

Page 76: ...u ve selected a memory location with a design already in it the icon will be shown above the D key 8 Press the D key to confirm adding the new design to the design in memory 9 Press the G key to start...

Page 77: ...C key to input letters for the search name Please input a design name to search Refer to Chapter 3 14 Character Entry for details Wild card searching is supported by this feature Search a string of ch...

Page 78: ...ation for the selected design in the list Please refer to Chapter 6 2 Display Information for more details on display 6 Select the design to download by using the Jog keys If you would like to select...

Page 79: ...ion is executed all designs in memory will be overwritten by the backup memory 1 Press the Design Loading Downloading Key 2 Use the Jog keys and select the XSB Back up folder that you want to restore...

Page 80: ...oading Downloading Key 2 Select the folder of designs to be read into memory using the jog keys 3 Press the SHIFT key 4 Press the G key to display the confirmation screen and save all designs into mem...

Page 81: ...folder that has the design you want to display design information 3 Press the Origin key or the F key to display the list of designs in the folder 4 Using the Jog keys select the design you want to ha...

Page 82: ...6 Press the B key to display the design information Press the B key again to go back to the USB Design Administration screen...

Page 83: ...sign name bar code 3 OK bar code The example design name barcode above is for a design named BARUDAN To use this feature you ll need a bar code for the design names you want to search for Refer to Sec...

Page 84: ...ill be displayed on the screen Note If more than one design matches the search criteria all the matching designs will be displayed in a list In this case use the Jog keys to select the design you want...

Page 85: ...e Description Barcode Sets Automat in USB Flash Drive Search mode The pattern name of searching Barcode for design name Name only no file extension OK to start the search Same as enter key Allows you...

Page 86: ...Flash Drive save screen A Displays the design information for the selected design B Displays the selected USB folder details and the amount USB free space To go back to the Design Loading screen pres...

Page 87: ...ct several designs for saving use the following procedure 1 Select a design and press the Origin key After that an is shown beside the design to indicate it s been chosen 2 Choose more designs and pre...

Page 88: ...the Memory to USB Flash Drive save screen 3 Using the Jog keys select an empty XSB folder you want to use for a Back up If there is no XSB folder create one See 5 1 Creating a folder for details 4 Pre...

Page 89: ...ading screen will display 2 Press the C key to display the USB Administration screen To go back to the Design Loading screen press the C key again 3 Select the folder type that you want to create from...

Page 90: ...screen will display 2 Using the Jog keys select the folder that you want to delete 3 Press the C key to view the USB Flash Drive Administration screen 4 Press the B key and the following confirmation...

Page 91: ...folder 4 Press the C key to display the USB Design Administration screen To go back to the Design Loading screen press the C key 5 Using the Jog keys select the design to delete If you want to select...

Page 92: ...on dialogue box will appear 7 Press the F key to delete the selected design s Press the E key and the F key to delete all the designs in the folder Press the A key or the G key to cancel deleting and...

Page 93: ...sing the Jog keys select the folder you want to change the name 3 Press the C key to display the USB Administration screen 4 Press the SHIFT key To go back to the USB Administration screen press the S...

Page 94: ...he Design Loading Downloading key 2 Press the B key to change the machine to ABC Mode Refer to Section 1 Before Loading Downloading Designs in this chapter for details on how to change to ABC mode 3 T...

Page 95: ...he Design Loading Downloading key 2 Press the B key to cancel the ABC mode function 7 3 ABC Design Skip Skip the next design being sent from the PC This is only available when ABC mode is active 1 Pre...

Page 96: ...oading This is only available when ABC mode is active 1 Press the Design Loading Downloading key 2 Press the SHIFT key 3 Press the B key to toggle ABC Drive On or Off When ABC Drive is On the design d...

Page 97: ...oading Downloading Designs in this chapter for details on how to change to COM Mode 3 The Memory design list will display 4 Use the Jog keys to select an empty Memory location If there are no empty me...

Page 98: ...G key to ready the machine for the download 9 Prepare the device or software program that has the design you want to download and send the design The following COM speeds BAUD rates can be set Number...

Page 99: ...tion Refer to Chapter 6 2 Design Information for details 4 Press the D key to confirm adding a design 5 Use the F key to select a different Tape code if needed Refer to Section 8 1 Loading a New Desig...

Page 100: ...lect a design in memory you want to save Press the C key to display the design information Refer to Chapter 6 2 Design Information for details 4 Use the F key if needed to change the Tape code Refer t...

Page 101: ...igns This chapter contains information on the followings 1 Selecting a Design 2 Design Information 3 Design Zoom 4 Deleting Designs from Memory 5 Changing Design Names 6 Production Counts 7 Thread Con...

Page 102: ...it key 2 Design data for all the memory locations displays The lower part of the screen displays the currently selected design name amount of free stitch space and memory usage 3 Choose a design to em...

Page 103: ...sign Memory Key Design data for all the memory locations displays 2 Select a design to view and press the B key 3 The design information of the selected design will appear The design shown will reflec...

Page 104: ...nditions icons The Design image is shown in the center of the screen The Secondary Information directly below the Design image shows the following information NC Next Color change This is the first ch...

Page 105: ...for R Time as follows Standard mode This mode considers production efficiency like thread cuts and automatic slowdowns in speed while sewing when calculating High efficiency mode This mode doesn t con...

Page 106: ...be zoomed in to show greater details in the design 1 Press the Design Memory Key 2 Press the G key 3 Press the C key to display the Zoom screen for the selected design To cancel zoom press the C key a...

Page 107: ...key to zoom in on the data Press the F key to zoom out on the data Cannot zoom out smaller than the whole display Press the G key to display the whole design 5 When zoomed in the jog keys can be used...

Page 108: ...the Design Memory Key Design data for all the memory locations displays 2 Select a design to delete with the Jog keys and press the A key 3 Press the F key to delete the selected design Press the E k...

Page 109: ...g design names 1 Press the Design Memory Key Design data for all the memory locations displays 2 Select the design to change the name and press the C key 3 Change the Design name Refer to Chapter 3 14...

Page 110: ...splays 2 To view the production counts of all the designs press the D key 3 Design No Design name Stitch count and Production quantities are shown in the list To reset the production data for a select...

Page 111: ...tion screen appears Simulates thread consumption for each needle To cancel press the E key again to go back to the Memory design data list Press the A key to change the result shown in meters or inche...

Page 112: ...a confirmation screen appears Refer to Chapter 3 10 Confirmation Message for details Item Function Range Default Thickness Thickness of the fabric measured in millimeters 0 0 9 9mm 0 0mm Back Thread...

Page 113: ...ction can only be turned On while in Stand By mode You can t be in Drive mode 8 1 Setting up Name Drop 1 Press the Design Memory Key to display the memory screen 2 Press the F key to display the Name...

Page 114: ...ontally This icon indicates that the names will be displayed vertically Please refer to Section 8 2 Name direction setting in this chapter for more details Use the Jog keys to select a name in the nam...

Page 115: ...Press the Design Memory Key to display the memory screen 2 Press the F key to display the Name drop function menu 3 Press the A key to turn the Name Drop function On 4 Press the B key to change the na...

Page 116: ...pter contains information about editing designs 1 Changing Color Codes of a Design 2 Easy Teaching 3 Adding Stitches 4 DSP Design Stitch Processor 5 Outline Stitching 6 Setting Sub Soft Limits 7 Teach...

Page 117: ...on codes for the design will appear as shown below This display shows the Code number and corresponding Stitch number and Before and After color change codes for this code number The total number of f...

Page 118: ...with special devices Loop Cord Sequin etc Press the C key to display the Sub functions menu Use the A key or B key to change these codes Refer to Chapter 13 2 Sub Function Codes for list of Sub Functi...

Page 119: ...ay the Color change function list 3 Press the D key to show the Batch changing screen for Color change functions Press the E key to preview the Before and After changes 4 Use the Jog keys to select a...

Page 120: ...y again to go back to the batch changing screen for color changes Press the F key to display the design preview of both before and after changing Sub functions 7 Press the A key or B key to change the...

Page 121: ...is code 1 Press the Design Edit key 2 Select a design that you want to view Color codes and press the C key to display the Color change function list 3 Select Start using the Jog keys 4 Press and hold...

Page 122: ...xt stitch or jump code to a change color function The total stich number of the design number does not change 1 Press the Design Edit key 2 Select a design that you want to view Color codes and press...

Page 123: ...xt stitch has a Trim code T1 and the following one after that has low speed jump LJ an indication of this will display in the F list as shown below In this case the color code on stitch 5920 has been...

Page 124: ...he D key to display the Easy Color change function list 3 The Easy teaching screen is displayed Function codes other than color changes are displayed by a dotted line When a color code has been added...

Page 125: ...A color function that has been changed is displayed as highlighted in the list 7 Press the C key to preview the Before and After color changes in the design Press the C key again to go back to the ea...

Page 126: ...ddition menu 3 Press the C key to change the mode of adding Jumps or Running stitches You can see what mode you are in by looking at the Icon in the top left corner of the display The screen above sho...

Page 127: ...into the selected design location There needs to be more than 1 design saved in Memory to use this function To cancel press the B key to exit back to the Design Addition Menu 3 Use the Jog keys to sel...

Page 128: ...Running stitch length can be changed 1 Press the Design Edit key 2 Press the G key 3 Press the A key and the DSP menu displays 4 Use the Jog keys and select an item that you want to change The value c...

Page 129: ...If you want to pause saving press the B key To cancel saving Press the A key To continue saving Press the B key If the saving process was cancelled in the middle of saving the incomplete design will...

Page 130: ...e design Use this setting to shorten the longest stitches in the design 40 127 127 3 SATIN space Sets the Spacing of the Satin and Tatami stitches Larger number Stitches are less dense Smaller number...

Page 131: ...after it s been sewn such as sewing patches or appliqu s 1 Press the Design Edit Key 2 Press the G key 3 Press the B key and the Outline Stitching menu displays Memory Set the Memory location where th...

Page 132: ...er Press the B key to increase the value number Press the C key to use the numeric entry to input the value Please refer to Chapter 3 13 Numeric Entry to change values 6 Press the G key to create an o...

Page 133: ...Programming the 2 corners is done by moving the pantograph using the Jog keys The area for the Sub Soft Limit cannot be larger than the Soft Limit Area set in the Machine Condition Parameters MC 1 Pre...

Page 134: ...ograph to find the lower left corner of the area When the P1 V H display value is selected it will have a Bold Underline under it as shown on previous page If P1 is not selected press to change it to...

Page 135: ...on Codes for information on color change function codes 1 Press the Color change key 2 Color change teach screen displays 3 Press the A key or B key to change the Color change function code 4 Press th...

Page 136: ...codes 1 Press and hold the Color Change key until it beeps 2 The function code change screen appears for the selected Memory design 3 Press the A key or B key to change the function code 4 Press the G...

Page 137: ...he instructions on Program parameters 1 Changing Program Settings 2 Program List 3 Program Barcodes 4 Applique and Frame Offsets using the Jog keys 5 Sub Soft Limits 6 Matrix Embroidery Set Up Design...

Page 138: ...ign and press the B key icon 3 Program list of the selected design displays 4 Select the item you want to change with the Jog keys 5 Press the A key to decrease the value setting Press the B key to in...

Page 139: ...re and after changes Press the C key again to go back to the Program list Press the Design Edit Key again to go back to the Start screen 7 When there are any changes made a confirmation screen appears...

Page 140: ...89 5 Origin When On automatically returns the pantograph to the pattern origin when sewing has been completed 1 1 ON 2 OFF 6 Socks Used for the sock frame attachment Automatically sews two repetitions...

Page 141: ...hat the pantograph will move when Appliqu is on If set at 0 the pantograph moves forward 1 1 2 times the height of the pattern 0 3000 3000 9 A V Offset 10 Frame Automatically moves the pantograph forw...

Page 142: ...rame 1 Cap frame 2 Not used 3 Not used 4 Golf Bag frame 5 Special large frame 6 Cap frame 14 Frame Type Able to set frame preference for the use of sub soft limits 0 off 3 different frames sizes are p...

Page 143: ...petition V H 400 18 H Repeat 19 V Space Space between patterns in the left to right direction 0 1000 1000 20 H Space Space between patterns in the front to back direction 21 Start Dir Sets the directi...

Page 144: ...arcode Indentifies which parameter item to change and the new value OK Barcode Saves new setting and exits Program mode The Barcode examples above would be used to change Item 3 ROT pattern to 1 Pleas...

Page 145: ...le 001 2 H scale 002 3 ROT pattern 003 4 Angle 004 5 Origin 005 6 Socks 006 7 Applique 007 8 A H offset 008 9 A V offset 009 10 Frame 010 11 F H offset 0011 12 F V offset 012 13 CAP frame 013 14 Frame...

Page 146: ...the H direction A V offset Program setting 9 for Applique offset in the V direction F H offset Program setting 11 for Frame offset in the H direction F V offset Program setting 12 for Frame offset in...

Page 147: ...keys to move the frame to the desired offset position Use the up down Jog keys to set an H direction offset Use the right left Jog keys to set a V direction offset Press and hold the A key if necessar...

Page 148: ...6 Setting Sub Soft limits but the operation is a little different 1 Press the Design Edit Key 2 Select a design and press the B key icon to open the Program list 3 Use the Jog keys to select 14 Frame...

Page 149: ...this position for P1 Afterwards the display will automatically switch to the P2 position 8 Set the P2 location Use the Jog keys to move the frame to the desired upper right corner position 9 Press th...

Page 150: ...he pattern and the quantity entered This setting resets Program settings 06 Socks and 15 Repeat 1 Press the Design Edit Key 2 Select a design and press the B key icon 3 Use the Jog keys to select item...

Page 151: ...the center of the patterns start point Sets the distance between patterns in the H Y direction in millimeters The distance is measured from the center of the patterns start point Sets the pattern rep...

Page 152: ...8 10 Press the F key to set the new values and view the changes made Note The following Program parameters are automatically set with this feature 17 V repeat 18 H repeat 19 V space 20 H space...

Page 153: ...e value to 1 5 Press and hold the Origin key to display the matrix set up icons 6 Press the F key to display the Automatic Matrix Embroidery Setup screen 1 Press the F key when finished to go back to...

Page 154: ...ey to increase value setting Note Press the D key to change values using the Numeric Entry Menu Refer to Chapter 3 13 Numeric Entry for details 9 Press the E key to save the displayed set up and progr...

Page 155: ...g per Needle 5 Trace 6 Frame Outline Display 7 Frame Outline Centering 8 Drive Zoom 9 Float 10 High Speed Float By Stitch Count 11 High Speed Float By Color Change 12 High Speed Float By Name Drop 13...

Page 156: ...d for the design Refer to Section 2 Drive Mode in this chapter for more information Designs just loaded into memory do not have Start Points until entered in to Drive 3 Press the Origin Key to move th...

Page 157: ...ode screen appears The screen color changes R Time Estimated remaining time to the end of sewing Bobbin Remaining stitch count for the Bobbin counter A shows the Color Change Function Codes 3 Press th...

Page 158: ...key to increase the speed by 10 rpm If you press and hold the C key and then press the A or B key the speed is change by 50 rpm increments Note Press the D key to change the speed using the Numeric E...

Page 159: ...s the speed number for each needle 0 Turned Off No speed limited applied 1 10 Speed limited by speed number Rpm Press the G key to return the speed setting screen 3 Use the Jog keys to select a needle...

Page 160: ...mber to be set using the Jog keys 5 Press the A key to reduce the setting speed by 10rpm Press the B key to increase the setting speed by 10rpm Press the A key or B key while pressing the C key to red...

Page 161: ...kes into consideration any of the Program parameters that may have been altered The Pantograph makes a 4 corner trace of the design to ensure proper placement of the Pantograph This feature is only av...

Page 162: ...k edge of the Border line Press the A key again to go back to the Drive Mode screen 6 The design moves as the Pantograph moves with the Jog keys The borderline is normally shown in Blue However as the...

Page 163: ...tion and right size This feature is only available in Drive mode and BEFORE sewing begins The outline reflects the Program parameters that have been changed 1 Press the Drive Key and open the Drive Mo...

Page 164: ...elect a frame outline file 1 Open the perimeter trace screen using procedures 1 5 in 5 1 Perimeter trace 2 Perimeter trace screen Design and selected frame outline are displayed Thick Blue outside lin...

Page 165: ...e center of the frame outline Please refer to Chapter 11 11 Frame Outline Display to select a frame outline file 1 Open the perimeter trace screen using procedures 1 5 in 5 1 Perimeter trace as shown...

Page 166: ...machine is sewing the display zooms in on the stitch being sewn the instant the button is pressed and the machine keeps sewing 1 Select a design and put in Drive mode by pressing the Drive key 2 Start...

Page 167: ...tch position Press the F key to zoom out on the data for the current stitch position Maximum zoom out is the whole display Press the G key to display the whole design 7 The Jog keys can be used to mov...

Page 168: ...repeat number The Repeat number is only displayed when either Item 15 Repeat or Item 16 Matrix is activated in Program settings The exception is Item 15 Repeat being set to 201 for limitless repeats...

Page 169: ...ses by 20 stitches If you press and hold the C key and then press the A or B key the stitch number decreases increases by 1000 stitches Press the F key to use the numeric entry menu to input the stitc...

Page 170: ...hange Stitch and Repeat input boxes Select 1 Stitch to input a stitch number Select 2 Repeat to input a design repeat number The box that is selected has a Red outline around it The menu for changing...

Page 171: ...y to go back to the previous color change Press the E key to advance to the next color change Repeat Designs Press the D key or the E key to advance to the next repeated design as followings The curre...

Page 172: ...nction mode Please refer to Chapter 6 8 Name Drop for using Name Drop 1 Press the Memory key to display the memory screen 2 Press the F key to display the Name Drop menu 3 Use the Jog keys to select a...

Page 173: ...ng use the Icon shown below circled in Red Previous machine models used the B C button to activate this function Instructions to use 1 Have a design in Drive mode and stop where you want to reset orig...

Page 174: ...20 6 A Yes No Confirmation Screen will appear Press the F key to make the change Or Press the G key or A key to cancel and exit the menu Press the Manual Key to return back to the normal Drive screen...

Page 175: ...Start key 4 The sewing stops at the stitch count where the Color Codes or the Stop Codes are set in the pattern 5 The controller shows the current code assigned 6 Press the A key or B key to change t...

Page 176: ...er 13 1 Function Codes for function code details 1 Press the Drive Key and the Drive mode screen appears 2 Float to the desired stitch number you want to insert or change a function code on 3 Press an...

Page 177: ...key 2 Push and hold the Stop switch to start the stitch back 3 If you Stitch back past 30 stitches the machine will continue to stitch back if you release the Stop switch Use the Start switch in this...

Page 178: ...in Drive mode the machine can resume sewing in the position where it had left off This is called Standby 1 Turn ON the power to the machine 2 Press the G key to seek Origin 3 The Standby screen appea...

Page 179: ...m 1 Before Using the Network System 2 Operator Codes 3 Break Call 4 Operator Call 5 Time Out 6 Downloading Designs Direct Downloading 7 Downloading Designs Scheduled Downloading 8 Free Download mode 9...

Page 180: ...File formats for the network system The files downloaded from the server are converted into PRJ file 1 4 To use the network system the following things are required BEXS Automat Barudan Options Barud...

Page 181: ...achine Using one Cross LAN cable Server PC XT Automat Example 2 One server PC and multiple Barudan XS series embroidery machines Using straight LAN cables Server PC XT Automat Cross LAN cable Straight...

Page 182: ...an Operator Code Reporting the current operator to the server 1 Press the Network key 2 Network screen displays 3 Press the B key to view the Operator Code list 4 Choose an Operator Code 5 Press the...

Page 183: ...with the Automat 1 Press the Network key 2 Press the B key to view the Operator Code list 3 Use the Jog keys and select an operator code to change 4 Press the D key 5 Enter an operator code Refer to C...

Page 184: ...erator code 1 Press the Network key 2 Press the B key to view the Operator Code list 3 Press and hold the E key to display the operator letter mode menu 4 Press the A key to change the letter mode to...

Page 185: ...t they are on break and that the machine is not sewing Refer to LEM Server Instruction Manual for software operation 1 Press the Network key to open the Network screen 2 Press the C key to start Break...

Page 186: ...er to the LEM Server Instruction Manuals for software operation 4 1 Call Notifications This function allows the operator to pick what type of call notification is sent to the server 1 Press the Networ...

Page 187: ...ance Maintenance completed 05 Wait_next_indication Waiting for supervisor 06 Worker_gets_sick Operator is hurt or ill 07 19 none Blank Can be programmed 20 Other_reason Other reasons This is the defau...

Page 188: ...the Jog keys to select a notification to edit 4 Press the D key to open the edit menu for the selected notification Edit the notification information Refer to Chapter 3 14 Character Entry for details...

Page 189: ...e Network key to open the Network screen 2 Press the G key 3 Press the A key to report the Time Out The screen color changes Note While in Time Out mode you have to press and hold the Start switch on...

Page 190: ...on 6 1 Searching and Downloading a Design by its Name 1 Press the Network key to open the Network screen 2 Press the A key 3 The Direct Download screen displays To cancel press the A key again to go b...

Page 191: ...millimeters P1 Distance between the start point and bottom left corner of the pattern P measured in tenths of millimeters P2 Distance between the start point and top right corner of the pattern P meas...

Page 192: ...story displays 5 Use the Jog keys and select a design from the Download History list 6 Press the G key to enter the selected design and go back to the previous menu 7 Press the G key again to start do...

Page 193: ...r manual about server operation details The following software versions or newer are needed for the Multi Search option BEXS OS V3 70 R00 LEM Server Pro 3 V4 01 00 LEM Server Jr V2 08 00 Design File S...

Page 194: ...been selected 2 Choose more designs and press the Origin key to mark them 3 If you want to cancel a chosen design with an select the design again and press the Origin key to remove it Press the F key...

Page 195: ...esign use the Jog keys to select a design in the list and press the C key to display the design data information Refer to Section 6 1 Searching and Downloading a Design by its Name in this chapter for...

Page 196: ...ro 3 V4 01 00 LEM Server Jr V2 08 00 Design File Server V1 08 00 The Multi Schedule Option is not available on previous software versions 1 Press the Network key to open the Network screen 2 Press the...

Page 197: ...10 19 Press the F key if necessary to select or de select all the designs 4 Press the G key to download the selected design s...

Page 198: ...OS V3 70 R00 LEM Server Pro V4 01 00 LEM Server Jr V2 08 00 Design File Server V1 08 00 The Free Download mode is not available on previous software versions 1 Press the Network key to open the Netwo...

Page 199: ...10 21 Press the F key if necessary to select or de select all the designs 4 Press the G key to download the selected design s...

Page 200: ...Download Barcode Design Name Barcode OK Barcode The actual Design Name Barcode shown above is for design named BARUDAN A barcode using the design name is needed to download a design Please refer to S...

Page 201: ...signs downloaded from the Server are indicated by on the screen Please refer to Chapter 3 7 Information Screen for details 9 2 LEM Server Barcode list and details Please use the following barcodes for...

Page 202: ...ownload mode 10 1 Setting and Cancelling ABC mode Set and cancel ABC mode for LAN You can not set or cancel ABC mode while in Drive mode You must be in Stand by mode 1 Press the Network key to open th...

Page 203: ...ed This function is only available when ABC mode for LAN is turned on 1 Press the Network key to open the Network screen 2 Press the A key 3 The schedule list of designs is displayed schedule download...

Page 204: ...ed This automates the ABC mode process even more This function is available only when ABC mode for LAN is turned on 1 Press the Network key to open the Network screen 2 Press the SHIFT key 3 Press the...

Page 205: ...or uploading designs from the automat to the server 1 Press the Network key 2 Press the G key 3 Press the D key to display the upload screen To cancel press the D key again to go back to the network v...

Page 206: ...out displaying information please go to step 7 6 Press the C key Refer to Chapter 6 2 Design Information for screen info Press the C key to go back to the upload screen 7 Press the G key to start uplo...

Page 207: ...COM protocol design list Options To view a design use the Jog keys to select a design in the list and press the C key to display the design data information Press the C key again to exit To select a d...

Page 208: ...ns MC 2 MC List 3 Sequin Adjusting Mode 4 Network 5 Setting Screen Colors 6 Setting Thread Color Display 7 Help Files 8 Date Setting 9 Software Version 10 Shortcuts 11 Frame Outline Display 12 Machine...

Page 209: ...w to change Machine Conditions 1 Press the Preference key 2 Preferences setting screen below displays with various options 3 Press the A key to display the MC Machine Conditions list 4 Use the Jog key...

Page 210: ...r to Chapter 3 13 Numeric Entry for entering value 6 Press the G key to initialize settings A Confirmation message will display Refer to Chapter 3 10 Confirmation Message for details 7 After making ch...

Page 211: ...tch splits the first stitch into two stitches then backs over the same two stitches Settings 11 13 should be used if stitches less than 0 5 mm need to be sewn at the start of sewing 4 Automatic lock s...

Page 212: ...eed function will operate Used for slow speed sewing for precise stitches such as appliqu embroidery Low speed function code needs to be inserted into design data in order to activate this parameter M...

Page 213: ...bobbin thread to the top side these extra stitches may cover the bobbin If the head misses a few stitches after automending stitches with trimming these extra stitches may cover the blank spot When MC...

Page 214: ...the Horizontal direction only 15 15 0 1mm 0 15 Frame Start Determines when the frame starts to move in relation to the needle degree wheel setting Parameter changes may improve thread break problems a...

Page 215: ...ines the number of 0 data stitches allowed when the pattern is read into memory 0 deletes all 0 data letting none into the pattern in memory Setting at 1 allows one 0 data stitch etc up to 8 9 Allows...

Page 216: ...CD Bright Sets the brightness of the LCD screen 1 dark 2 bright 3 bright 4 bright 4 28 Roll to Roll Activates the Roll to Roll function 0 Roll to Roll not used 1 Manual Roll to Roll ON Roll to Roll m...

Page 217: ...he gain parameter automatically 0 Portal Frame 1 Spider Frame 2 One Touch Frame Note This function is only activate with m c equipped with AC Servo Motors for V H axis Use this parameter if m c encoun...

Page 218: ...the thread break detector for a needle fitted with a boring device Enter the number of the needle that has the borer Set to 0 if a boring device is not in use 0 15 Needles 0 40 Sequin size L2 Sets the...

Page 219: ...win Sequin device 0 10 0 45 TSQ detect R for Right Sequin reel 46 T B discern Top and Bobbin Thread break sensor feature When set on the thread break sensor LED on sewing head blinks Green when bobbin...

Page 220: ...ement for the Sequin device 1 Press the Preference key 2 Press the A key icon to display the MC parameter list 3 Use the Jog keys and select either 34 Sequin size L1 or 35 Sequin size R1 Then press an...

Page 221: ...equin Adjusting mode This function is only available for machines with a Sequin device 4 Press the E key to enter Sequin adjustments Press the E key again if necessary to return to Sequin adjusting mo...

Page 222: ...key icon to display the MC parameter list 3 Use the Jog keys and select either 34 Sequin size L1 or 35 Sequin size R1 Then press and hold the Origin key to enter the Sequin Adjusting mode This functio...

Page 223: ...ol connection ID Set up desired Automat ID name DHCP Set to Enable to use DHCP IP settings IP Address Set up IP address of the machine Subnet mask Leave as it standard fixed value Host IP Set up IP ad...

Page 224: ...network settings back to default Please refer to Chapter 3 10 Confirmation Message for saving settings 7 Press the Preference key to exit and save settings When a network setting is changed the confi...

Page 225: ...or for the main window Sub Window Screen color for the information window Sub Info Inner window color for the information window Drive Set Screen color during Drive set Drive Info Inner window color o...

Page 226: ...key again to close the dialogue box 5 Use the Jog keys to select an RGB value to change Press the B key to decrease value Press the C key to increase value Press the D key to reduce all RGB values to...

Page 227: ...y 2 Press the C key to display the Screen Color menu 3 Use the Jog keys to select a window or screen item color to change 4 Press the B key to display the color list To cancel press the B key again to...

Page 228: ...Press the Preference key 2 Press the C key to display the Screen Color menu 3 Press the C key to change the font type There are 3 font types and they can be changed in the following order Ming style S...

Page 229: ...t type 1 Press the Preference key 2 Press the C key display the Screen Color menu 3 Press and hold the F key to initialize all the display settings A confirmation screen will appear Please refer to Ch...

Page 230: ...ey 2 Press the D key to display the Thread Color menu 3 Use the Jog keys to select a needle number to change 4 Press the A key or the Origin key and the following menu is displayed The color details a...

Page 231: ...ncrease the value Press the D key to decrease all RGB values together Dimmer Press the E key to increase all RGB values together Brighter Press the F key to backspace one number at a time from the val...

Page 232: ...the Preference key 2 Press the D key to display the Thread Color menu 3 Use the Jog keys to select a needle number to change 4 Press the B key to display the color list Press the B key again to close...

Page 233: ...keys to select a needle number to change 4 Press the D key to display the color copy menu The icon indicates the needle color to be copied or swapped Press the D key again to cancel without making ch...

Page 234: ...3 Press the C key to display the save options When a thread color has been changed a confirmation screen will be displayed Please refer to Chapter 3 10 Confirmation Message for details 4 Press the F...

Page 235: ...lder HELPBOOKS01 name has to be written in half width characters 3 Make a folder with a nhb file extension in the HELPBOOKS01 folder If a folder has a nhb file extension it s called a NHB folder in th...

Page 236: ...B folder name _ page No 01 99 jpg Help JPEG file names have to be written in half width characters For the Help function display on the machine they are displayed by the order of page numbers Please k...

Page 237: ...HELPBOOKS01 XXX nhb XXX_index1 jpg XXX_index2 jpg XXX_index txt XXX_01 jpg XXX_02 jpg ZZZ_index1 jpg ZZZ nhb Index JPEG file 9 files allowed Index TEXT file Only 1 file allowed Help JPEG files 99 fil...

Page 238: ...ations below Write the page number and index information about that page starting on the second line Page No 01 99 Index information maximum 30 characters Options Use a at the beginning of the second...

Page 239: ...the NHB folder number Use the G key if necessary to select the USB port that contains the USB Flash Drive with the Help Files The selected USB Port Number is shown in on the left side of the screen 4...

Page 240: ...lly show the Index JPEG file if it s available as shown below Index JPEG screen display This display only shows a visual display of the index You must remember what page number you want in the list an...

Page 241: ...e A key or B key to change Help page numbers Use the G key to the display the numeric input screen to select page numbers Refer to Chapter 3 13 Numeric Entry to use the numeric entry for selecting pag...

Page 242: ...Preference key 2 Press the F key to display the Date setting menu 3 Use the Jog keys to select an item to change year month date hour or minutes Press the A key or B key to change value Press the F ke...

Page 243: ...Press the G key 3 Press the A key to display System software versions Operation system Shows Operation Version Control system Shows Control Version for MCB machine drive Boot Shows Boot ROM Version P...

Page 244: ...dded to the Stand by or Drive mode screen 1 Press the Preference key 2 Press the G key 3 Press the B key to display the shortcut set up screen A Displays the number of the shortcuts that are currently...

Page 245: ...s to default setting A confirmation screen will display Please refer to Chapter 3 10 Confirmation Message For details The default shortcuts are assigned as follows Stand by screen No shortcuts Drive s...

Page 246: ...ign name change Speed change Reduce 10 rpm Top thread consumption Speed change Increase 10 rpm Design Program list Manual needle bar change 1 F list for teaching colors Manual needle bar change 1 Batc...

Page 247: ...machines with brake Bobbin thread counter Oiling Roll to Roll for Roll to roll machines Laser marker On Off Head selection Head manual switch Pantograph centering Re Setting Origin Hold Release the m...

Page 248: ...der Copy FMO and BMP files for a set for each frame file 3 Press the Preference key 4 Press the G key 5 Press the C key to display the frame outline menu screen The frame outline data files are displa...

Page 249: ...outline to display during frame trace 1 Press the Preference key 2 Press the G key 3 Press the C key to display the frame outline menu screen 4 Use the Jog keys to select a frame outline Select 000 No...

Page 250: ...keys to select a frame to delete Use the following procedures to select multiple frame files to be deleted Select a frame and press the Origin key to tag the file with an mark on it Tag as many frames...

Page 251: ...ss the C key to display the frame outline menu screen 4 Press the A key to display the frame offset screen The outside square displays the machine soft limit settings To cancel press the A key to go b...

Page 252: ...ss the C key to display the frame outline menu screen 4 Press the C key to display the Frame Outline Margin screen To cancel press the C key to go back to frame outline screen 5 Press the D key to dec...

Page 253: ...2 Machine Information Display 1 Press the Preference key 2 Press the G key 3 Press the D key 4 Machine Information Display Model and Serial No are displayed Press the D key to go back to the previous...

Page 254: ...e key 2 Press the G key 3 Press the E key 4 The Production Totals per day is displayed Production Totals for the last 5 days is displayed No record is shown for days when the machine power was not tur...

Page 255: ...ne is powered on 14 1 Schedule memo Write a memo for the calendar 1 Press the Preference key 2 Press the G key 3 Press the F key 4 The Schedule is displayed Press the A key to toggle the display from...

Page 256: ...se the Jog keys to select a month in the calendar 6 Press the F key to display the calendar month selected Press the F key to go back to the previous screen 7 Use the Jog keys to select a date in the...

Page 257: ...s the currently selected date and the number of memos for this date Press the F key to view the next memo when there are multiple memos Press the D key to cancel and go back to the monthly calendar sc...

Page 258: ...aracters into the memo is displayed Use the Jog keys to select characters Press the C key or the Origin key to input the selected character Press the B key to delete the last character Press the E key...

Page 259: ...it 14 Dates with memos are displayed in color in the schedule Display intervals for Year Month Week Date are displayed in Yellow 1 day intervals are displayed in Red The quantity of memos per date is...

Page 260: ...Automat displays the memo at start up as follows Press the F key to close the memo and proceed with the start up of the machine If there are multiple memos scheduled for the same day the memos are dis...

Page 261: ...key to display the schedule 4 Press the B key to read the schedule from the USB flash drive into the Automat Press the C key to save the schedule to a USB flash drive When saving or reading the schedu...

Page 262: ...add another memo 2nd memo 2012 1 1 display interval Every year Same year month date 1st memo is overwritten by the 2nd memo 3 However multiple memos per day are possible as follows Example 1st memo 20...

Page 263: ...matically add a stop function at the beginning of a design start function when reading a design into memory 1 Press the Preference key 2 Press the SHIFT key 3 Press the C key to activate this feature...

Page 264: ...Chapter 12 System This chapter contains instructions on System programs 1 System File Structure 2 Updating System software 3 Updating Linux 4 Initializing Memory 5 Initializing CF card...

Page 265: ...tion screen Refer to Chapter 11 9 Software Version for details Operating system Linux System Update File NK XSS Control System is for Machine operating system MC board System Update File mcb_IPL SYS S...

Page 266: ...ration System Update screen displays File names System software versions and dates are shown Section A displays the system update status The display below shows the list of Operation System versions o...

Page 267: ...System Update screen 8 Use the D key or the E key to select a System version to update 9 Select the System software that you want to install and press and hold the G key to update the system software...

Page 268: ...apable after the next version os boot V R If there is not display on the upper right side of title screen it is the previous version before V2 00 R00 1 Power off the automat 2 Insert the USB FLASH DRI...

Page 269: ...3 After a moment the following screen is displayed 4 Press the A key and a confirmation Yes Icon will display 5 Press and hold the C key to start the initialization If you want to cancel the initiali...

Page 270: ...inus Version display screen Linux V2 30 R00 Please refer to Chapter11 9 Display version about the version 1 Prepare the file for initializing the CF card xs_format xss file for initializing NK XSS ope...

Page 271: ...available if the file for initializing xs_format xss is not in the USB FLASH DRIVE 7 Calling Pi means that initializing is finish 8 Updating the operation system Please refer to 1 Structuring the syst...

Page 272: ...Chapter 13 Appendix This chapter contains the following reference information 1 Function Codes 2 Sub Function Codes 3 Error Messages...

Page 273: ...L 20 G2 Group 2 74 SZ1 Zigzag Embroidery L 23 SE Sub End 75 SZ2 Zigzag Embroidery R 32 C00 Stop 76 SC1 Coiling Embroidery L 33 C01 Needle Bar 1 77 SC2 Coiling Embroidery R 34 C02 Needle Bar 2 78 LN N...

Page 274: ...roidery 72 ST1 Taping Cording embroidery R Normal Blind P 1 2 73 ST2 Taping Cording embroidery L 74 SZ1 Zigzag embroidery L Pattern P 1 6 75 SZ2 Zigzag embroidery R 76 SC1 Coiling embroidery L 4 Level...

Page 275: ...ust match or you ll get this error Call tech or software support to help diagnose A07 IC Memory Error EPROM writing error Problem with CPU Control board Call Tech Support A08 Memory is Full or Design...

Page 276: ...ile the machine is out of Drive mode Then set the machine in Drive mode and move the pantograph to origin of the second sock frame If you do not move the panto to the second sock frame after putting i...

Page 277: ...2 If still a problem check the internal CF memory card and or connection board Make sure they are not damaged or came loose A39 USB Read Write Error Retry using the USB memory or try another USB memor...

Page 278: ...a sensor for each needle One sensor at a time should always be engaged and On First manually rotate the Color change assembly to see if it clears up the problem Do not force if color change is in a b...

Page 279: ...soft limits as set in the MC parameters Re center the origin of design so it traces inside the limits without getting this error Call tech support if soft limits need to be reset or changed in MC para...

Page 280: ...etector installed or parameter turned ON D19 Stopped for Stop Code Message that machine stopped due to stop code in design D20 End of Automending Message that machine stopped due to Automend operation...

Page 281: ...essage that a temporary stop code was inserted in the design on the last run D28 No further Stitch Back or Automending due to Color Change This is a message indicating that you cannot back up any furt...

Page 282: ...Counter When Bobbin counter feature is activated machine stops trims the bobbin and gives this message to let you know why it stopped Change your bobbin and start machine to reset D37 Sequin Device Er...

Page 283: ...rect any binds in the levers before turning the machine on again Then rotate the shaft to the lower position and see if the LED for Needle height origin sensor lights when engaged Call Tech support fo...

Page 284: ...based in part on the work of the Independent JPEG Group Linux Linux is the registered trademark of Linus Torvalds in the U S and other countries Any other trademarks service marks collective marks des...

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