Brother PD-3000, Instruction Manual

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CHAPTER 5 EXTENDED OPTION OUTPUT
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„ Sequence output
Create an example to carry out sequence output after the work clamp rises when sewing ends under the assumption that
this option output is for the stacker (a device that ejects material after sewing is complete).
Make settings so that option output No. 15 is turned on and off corresponding with the raising of the work clamp and
option output No. 16 is turned on and off. In the next section, add a sewing end condition.
1. Have the programmer at hand. Display the output setting screen.
2. Referring to the table of condition numbers of the standard output (see page 150), set output condition
No. 15 to "ON when condition No. 30 is established (after the work clamp rises)". Set Timer 2 to 1.2
sec. (1200 ms). On the setting screen, make the following settings.
3. Referring to the table of condition numbers of the extended option output (see page xxx), set the output
condition for No. 16 to "condition No. 98 (when No. 15 is turned on)". Set Timer 1 to 0.5 sec. (500 ms)
and Timer 2 to 0.7 sec. (700 ms). On the setting screen, make the following settings.
4. Write the option program over the program on the CF card of the sewing machine. Press to turn
the programmer light off. Turn off the power then turn it back on again.
5. Set the memory switch No. 50 to 3 (the work clamps are automatically raised when sewing is completed)
to carry out sewing operation. Confirm that the left work clamp (No. 15) is turned on and right work
clamp (No. 16) is turned on after a 0.5 sec. delay and both are turned off in 0.7 sec. corresponding with
the raising of the work clamps (in this example, the right and left work clamps operate as option outputs).
Depress the foot pedal to confirm that No. 15 and 16 are turned on and off. When restarting, confirm
that the intermittent clamp is at the lowered position.
In the sequence output mode (outputs are sequentially turned on and off), specify sewing machine operation as the
condition of the output to be turned on first, and then specify “when the first output is turned on or off” as the
condition for the subsequent outputs. This method is very handy.