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24-2

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030 Slow mismatch Improper speed adjustment at low

speed. Speed does not decrease below

100rpm at low speed.

Re-initialize machine system and speed. 25-1

25-2

050 C point

Main shaft is stopped in a position other

than "C" point

Follow the instructions below.

24-4

25-1

25-2

051 L sensor

Timing detection board fault, or marred

photo-sensor. Malfunction of "Lowest

needle position" sensor [PH2] on

detection circuit board.

Improper adjustment of slit plate.

Check to see if photo sensor is clean or if

the slit plate contacts sensor.

Re-initialize machine system and speed.

25-1

25-2

052 C sensor

Timing board detection fault, or marred

photo-sensor. Malfunction of "Color

change position" sensor [PH1] on timing

detection circuit board.

Improper adjustment of slit plate.

060 X limit

Frame/pantograph has moved beyond

sewing area along X-axis.

Return frame within sewing area using

the frame movement keys on the control

boxl.

Check pattern size and center mark to

ensure that it is within size range of

selected hoop and also properly

centered

061 Y limit

Frame/pantograph has moved beyond

sewing area along Y-axis.

063 Drive Setup

During embroidery, preparation for frame

movement did not complete within

predetermined time.

Malfunction of "Lowest needle position"

sensor on detection circuit board,

Improper adjustment. Re-initialize

machine speed. If this condition occurs

frequently, contact your Dealer.

25-2

066 Frame drive

During embroidery, frame movement did

not complete within predetermined

moving time.

If this condition occurs frequently, contact

your Dealer.

090 Miss reception

Error has occurred during data transfer

(via cable) between machine and PC.

Try reading pattern data again.

5-4

091 No send

Machine has not received data for > 10

seconds during data transfer.

103 Data format

Machine unable to determine format of

pattern data.

Verify format of pattern data and fix if

necessary.

10-3

104 Miss function

Timing to read pattern data does not

conform.

Read pattern data again from the start.

5-4

105 Dual function

Data has been detected in the pattern

that has ambiguous/dual function.

Read pattern data again from the start.

5-4

106 No function

Interval between start read time and

time of reception of actual pattern data

is too grea.

Check quality of design data.

108 Improper read

While reading pattern data, error has

occurred in internal processing.

Read pattern data again from the start.

5-4

110 Memory full

Memory has filled while reading in a

design.

Delete unnecessary patterns from

machine memory and try again.

5-B

111 Change over

While reading pattern data, # of color

changes (color No.) has exceeded 250.

Divide pattern data such that number of

color changes of each segment is less

than 250.

112 Data error

Pattern data of current design is

damaged.

Delete pattern and re-load.

5-B

114 Id over

# of patterns in control panel memory

has exceeded the maximum of 3000.

Delete unnecessary patterns from

machine memory and try again.

5-B

116 Not found Id

Specified pattern does not exist.

Check setting.

118 Trace data over Over 1024 stitches trace data were

created during reading of pattern data.

Set maximum stitch length to embroidery

area of pattern data within 2m

(lengthwise) x 2m (sideways).

120 Memory error

Fault in retaining contents of pattern

memory.

If this occurs frequently, it is likely that

LCD-CE board is faulty.

Contact your Dealer.

Summary of Contents for HCH Plus

Page 1: ...HPVB10 19 HCHPlus Compact Single head Embroidery Machine INSTRUCTION BOOK Program Ver C 3 04 Original instructions...

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Page 3: ...ns from memory 5 B NEEDLE BAR SELECTION 5 E SEWING WITH TUBULAR FRAMES Installing and removing the frame base 6 1 How to hoop 6 2 Putting the hoop on the machine 6 3 Starting to embroider 6 4 CAP FRAM...

Page 4: ...NGS Create network 18 1 Wire LAN connection setting 18 2b Wireless LAN connection settings Option 18 2e Version information 18 3 Language 18 5 Calibrate 18 6 User maintenance mode 18 8 Report 19 1 GUI...

Page 5: ...amination repair electrical or mechanical adjust ment 4 Never operate the appliance with any air openings blocked Keep ventilation openings of the sewing machine and foot controller free from the accu...

Page 6: ...Injury risk on moving head s Keep hands away from the moving heads while the machine is running Laser beam Class 1 Do not stare into the beam ES HMF 5117 0 CAUTION Keep hands away from the moving hea...

Page 7: ...he styrene foam right and left 5 Take out the styrene foam lower front lower right and lower left Be careful not fall down the machine tilt the ma chine slightly when taking out the styrene form lower...

Page 8: ...flash drive Instruction manual Parts list Happy Link Software Instruction manual Embroidery frame Round Embroidery frame Square Thread stand Thread guide bracket Carriage Thread stand felt 9 pcs Powe...

Page 9: ...Embroidery frame Round PTA 15 360 11 Needle DB X K5 10 pcs 12 Oiler 13 Sewing machine oil 14 USB flash drive Instruction manual Parts list Happy Link Software 15 Bobbin 1 pc 16 Instruction book USB fl...

Page 10: ...o the machine and insert the thread guide pillar set nut knob nut into the thread guide pillar and 2 washers Turn the thread guide pillar clockwise with a 3 mm hexagonal driver until tight Turn the kn...

Page 11: ...2 supplied screws M4 1 pcs 8 Connect the cable of carriage to the machine with fixed screw 9 Install the arm for tubular embroidery Please refer to page 6 1 Installing and removing the frame base Or I...

Page 12: ...table when the machine is running If you have a problem Please use a stronger table for the machine 2_4 O728 2 5 SETTING UP THE MACHINE 350 mm 350 mm 720 mm 2 Please sit the machine level on the table...

Page 13: ...e right side drawing 5 Please do not sit the machine near any kind of other electric equipment Examples Microwave or electric tool Has possible to wrong movement of the machine 6 Please keep away from...

Page 14: ...oduct if it will not fit the outlet have a proper outlet installed by a qualified electrician This product is for use on a nominal 120 V circuit and has a grounding plug that looks like the plug illus...

Page 15: ...B port Standard B receptacle 20 USB port Standard A receptacle 21 LAN port 22 Frame base 23 Carriage 24 Fuse 6A 25 Terminal box 26 Power switch When turning off the machine be sure to press Power off...

Page 16: ...hread stand pin 3 Thread stand felt 4 Thread guide 5 Thread tension 6 Spindle 7 Lever CONTROL BOX 4 5 1 Emergency stop button 2 Display L C D 3 LAN port 4 Thread cut button 5 Start Stop button 6 3 7 1...

Page 17: ...d has run out Red Machine is running Orange Machine has detected an error An error number will be shown on the Display 24 1 6 USB port Standard A receptacle USB flash drive socket USB mouse socket Men...

Page 18: ...utton to increase the machine sewing speed and the button to lower the machine speed is displayed on the LCD display Low speed operation OFF state Press the button to turn ON state Low speed operation...

Page 19: ...ting will not be changed and the display will return to Drive mode Pointer Turn on and off the laser pointer Laser pointer is located at right side of needle no 1 Needle no 0 position When laser point...

Page 20: ...sition which was set on the Machine setting 15 1b before Press Position to return the frame to the original position before frame out position It is convenience if hand work is required in the middle...

Page 21: ...by defining 2 points X Direction frame move YDirection frame move The frame can be moved with specified distance along X axis or Y axis Unit mm The function allows you to move the frame pre cisely wi...

Page 22: ...speed turns gray and speed by the needle is applied to the speed set at Drive speed setting You can be set up taking the following steps 1 Press 2 Press 3 Change the setting on the needle number you w...

Page 23: ...ular square frame One touch frame Cap and One point frame Square clamp frame Border frame Sock frame User defined frame 13 A Special frame Non registered 13 J Embroidery area Pattern Frame recommend f...

Page 24: ...his time the following warning may be displayed The position of the current pattern does not fit into the embroidery range or there is not much area Please select a large frame or change the position...

Page 25: ...ter Current Color change number Stitches of pattern Needle number and color Color change number Pointer indicates the position of actual stitch point If a needle number is not assigned to a Col or cha...

Page 26: ...eting user frame 13 F Queue 17 1 Needle bar selection and Pattern settings 17 4 Registration of QUEUE setting 17 6 READ QUEUE setting 17 7 Calendar Network System Speed Version Maintenance Language Ca...

Page 27: ...efore removing the needle 1 Loosen the needle clamp screw slightly with the screw driver 2 Remove the needle 3 Insert a new needle into the needle clamp with push it up as far as it will go keeping th...

Page 28: ...7 0 6 0 5 0 0 1 0 8 0 3 1 0 0 1 0 3 1 0 0 1 2 1 0 8 3 1 5 8 0 4 6 3 0 7 0 6 0 0 1 0 8 0 5 1 0 3 1 4 1 0 9 5 1 5 9 6 1 0 0 1 6 3 0 3 0 6 0 5 0 8 0 6 0 6 1 0 5 1 7 1 5 0 1 8 1 0 1 1 0 3 4 2 0 5 0 4 0 6...

Page 29: ...iful embroidery Select backing type Choose the thickness and number of sheets by the type of material and embroidery condition Generally you should consider the following items Embroidery stitch quali...

Page 30: ...w to start the winder The lever stops the winder automatically after the winding is complete 1 2 3 4 5 Increase Decrease Tension When adjusting bobbin winder tension Ensure thread winds evenly on bobb...

Page 31: ...sert bobbin in case and draw thread up into slot in case 3 Draw thread under tension spring A and wind into guide coil B The bobbin should turn clockwise in the case when the thread is pulled Adjustin...

Page 32: ...re 1 Thread stand Set thread cone on the stand Small cones can also be used as shown 2 Thread guide Thread through the thread guide above each thread cone 3 Upper rectifier Continued next page 1 2 3 4...

Page 33: ...d upper threads one time around rotary tension disc clock wise 9 Upper thread guide 10 Lower thread guide 11 Lower rectifier 12 Thread adjusting spring 13 Take up lever 14 Thread guide plate lower 15...

Page 34: ...elated to potential problems Order of operation Indicates supplementary ex planation regarding a given operation or action 1 When the machine is stopped press 2 Select PATTERN The display indicates th...

Page 35: ...ress Illustration of the pattern selected will be dis played Right side of display shows the detail information of the current pattern data 4 Press The display returns to the view of Step 2 10_1 NB01...

Page 36: ...startup and the startup screen does not appear turn o the power and then turn it on again If the startup screen still does not appear contact your distributor or dealer There is something wrong with...

Page 37: ...iately after use and before per forming any maintenance on it WARNING To reduce the risk of burns fire electric shock or injury to persons Do not unplug by pulling on cord To unplug grasp the plug not...

Page 38: ...r menu mode The power switch is automatically turned OFF and the machine is turned off 3_5 U801 5 1c How to turn off the machine CAUTION When turning off the machine be sure to press Power off key on...

Page 39: ...t the setting point and press up down of to select the number To select the day select the day of calendar directly 5 Press The date is fixed 6 Press to return to Menu mode Calendar and clock setting...

Page 40: ...and the thread cutting knife Clean with instruction in the reference page 23 2 Stop Switch The machine is stopped because the stop button was pressed while embroidering the design Press the start stop...

Page 41: ...d close to machine Cable should be turned around clampfil ter as picture 2 Please confirm filter is closed completely When the filter is removed please press latch 2 positions on clampfilter by thin r...

Page 42: ...cable between the LAN port of the machine and the network of the PC Multiple and different type of machines can be connected to a PC which has Happy Link LAN software installed Please refer to instruc...

Page 43: ...Keep away from humidity or direct sunlight To insert a USB flash drive 1 Insert the USB flash drive all the way into the USB flash drive port of the machine front or right side of control box 2 Read...

Page 44: ...from the machine If the Happy or Tajima pattern data has Barudan or ZSK data Tajima file DSB Barudan or DSZ ZSK The machine can read HAPPY and Tajima pattern data normally when Auto is selected at SET...

Page 45: ...ess the display will return to step 3 Switch the source you would like to extract pattern data from When the screen displays pattern data in the folder is displayed When is pressed the screen moves of...

Page 46: ...ter the whole or a part of the name To search a folder press and then enter Switches between pattern search and folda search All the letters and or numbers are deleted The letter is deleted before the...

Page 47: ...he machine is stopped press 2 Select PATTERN The pattern data of the selected folder will appear on the display 3 Go on to step 4 if you want to select pattern from displayed folder Press to select fr...

Page 48: ...name and details for the current pattern Number of stitches Number of Color change number Height Width 3 Select pattern data This pattern will be selected 5_A NB01 How to select patterns from memory...

Page 49: ...desired pattern Mark will appear left of the pattern Make will be cleared by press it again Multiple pattern data can be selected Select all the pattern data Cancel pattern data erasing Erasing patter...

Page 50: ...ay will return to step 2 Delete pattern 2 Cancel OK Showing number of delete design s Press to return to Menu mode Press to return to Drive mode Erasing all patterns from memory This is to erase allde...

Page 51: ...r has more than 5 4 Select the needle number on all the color change numbers Press to return to Menu mode 5 E NEEDLE BAR SELECTION 5_E NB01 For each color change in a given pattern the needle number l...

Page 52: ...tically and stop it after the machine finishes sewing of that color change number When you resume operation the frame has an automatic return to previous position and you can continue sewing 14 D 1 Se...

Page 53: ..._1 R801 1 When the machine is stopped press 2 Press Installing and removing the frame base Please attach the frame base to the carriage when you wish to use a tubular embroidering hoop Please remove i...

Page 54: ...s button 6 Move the carriage to the position shown by press 7 Place the frame base on the carriage guide and tighten the knob bolt on the tubular arm holder completely Move the frame base right or lef...

Page 55: ...Inner frame Cloth Backing Outer frame Please stretch the embroidery cloth in the directions of the arrow to smooth the cloth Do not stretch the elastic cloth too much Please smooth the embroidery clot...

Page 56: ...imate center position before inserting the tubular embroidering frame 2 Insert the embroidery frame Make sure that the holder pins are inserted into the positioning holes of the frame base on each sid...

Page 57: ...want to start embroidering without tracing 3 Press after the trace is completed The embroidering frame has moved to the first stitch point of the pattern 4 Press The embroidery will start 5 After embr...

Page 58: ...old the arc guide of the cap drive frame assembly If you hold the rail bracket your fingers will be pout between the rail bracket and the rail brack et rotary cylinder and rail bracket can get out of...

Page 59: ...wn at right 5 Move the cap drive frame in the direction of the arrow adjust right and left mount base to carriage arm and fix them by knob bolts 6 Fix the rail bracket to fixing base by knob bolts You...

Page 60: ...e 7 Turn on the power switch Selected frame is indicated 8 In case required Cap frame is already selected please jump to operation no 10 In case selected frame type is not same as your requirement Pre...

Page 61: ...ension At this moment the hook should open and close without feeling too tight For adjustment proceed to procedure 5 below Use the wing nuts for adjustment Fig 1 If the hook is extremely tight it will...

Page 62: ...sweatband Cover the cap stretcher with the sweat band so that the edge of the sweatband contacts the flange of the cap frame Please place one or two sheets of non woven fabric backing of standard thic...

Page 63: ...push the holder lever in the 2 places shown and place the cap frame on so that the center guide of the drive frame assem bly fits into the cap frame notch Confirm that the frame is firmly seated on th...

Page 64: ...Adjust the length of the cap grip to suit the thickness of the fabric At this mo ment hook should open and close without feeling heavy For the adjustment follow the next page Hooping caps item 1 to 5...

Page 65: ...eep open to the left 4 Take the front half of the sweatband out of the cap and cover the cap stretcher with the sweatband Cover the cap stretcher with the sweatband so that the edge of the sweatband c...

Page 66: ...ter guide of the drive frame assembly gets in the upper cap holder frame Confirm that the cap holder frame is firmly attached to the cap drive frame assembly without any gaps If there is a gap between...

Page 67: ...attern data by 2 Press After the moving head moves to the left end the laser pointerwill turn on The actual embroidery area will be restricted by the design and shape of a cap CAUTION To prevent accid...

Page 68: ...mbroidery will start 5 After finishing your design the display will show End and the machine will stop The embroidery frame will return to the original point automatically if the auto origin function...

Page 69: ...hole of the pressure foot pull it out slowly toward the front 2 Adjust the Minor thread tension by the first tension knob and then the second Thread tension knob According to the type of upper thread...

Page 70: ...n off the machine in the middle of embroidering you will be able to resume sewing from the stop point after turning on the machine back on If you leave the machine off for too long the fabric may dist...

Page 71: ...stop position 5 Press The needle will go down and trim the thread 6 Press After the carriage and frame move slightly the embroidery frame will return to the previous position automatically 7 Press an...

Page 72: ...point beginning position of design 1 Press and press The frame will move to the origin point and the pattern data will return to the start point Top will be shown on the display If you would like the...

Page 73: ...ft where it is 1 Press and Press 2 Press The pattern data will return to the start point Top will be shown on the display 3 Press Placing the design in the center of the selected embroidery frame 1 Pr...

Page 74: ...s 4 Press to select conversion of position required The setting is fixed Normal Mirror reverse 0 90 180 270 0 90 180 270 Normal angle Normal Setting example Mirror reverse 90 With the start point of p...

Page 75: ...ay from the frame Stitch 1 Press Frame forward 2 Press 3 Input the stitich number and press The frame will move to the selected stitch number position Pointer shows you the current position of the fra...

Page 76: ...ress 3 Input the color change number and press The frame moves to the selected color position Pointer shows you the current position of the frame CAUTION To prevent accidents The frame moves quickly K...

Page 77: ...lign base line at the center of width of Align pat tern at left side of base Align pattern with vertical base line Align pat tern top of Align pat tern at the center of Align pat tern bottom of base l...

Page 78: ...s lWhen laser pointer is not installed press to lower pressure foot and instructing position is identified easily 4 Select alignment method Select in this case 5 Move frame with and align the pointer...

Page 79: ...8 Press Enter movement of arrow from base line edge of pocket to pattern Leave 0 0 when pattern is aligned to the center of base line width of pocket 9 Press 10 Press Angle and position of embroidery...

Page 80: ...can specify sewing position at specified pattern data number and specified number of stitch or color change number by entering the specified information Change Color position 9 7 This moves the frame...

Page 81: ...be moved a specified piece number 1 Press Frame forward 2 Press 3 Input the number and press The frame and pointer will move to the specified piece number CAUTION To prevent accidents The frame moves...

Page 82: ...per one bobbin Current value Current value Display the current number of stitches after exchange the bobbin Press to reset the value Setting value Register the number of stitches possible per one bob...

Page 83: ...es the number of stitches by the ratio of the sewing method such as satin or tatami in the currently selected pattern Press to have the machine calculate the number of stitches on the bobbin where the...

Page 84: ...emaining amount of bobbin thread Setting correction Correct the setting value to display the alarm message at proper timing Condition setting In order for the machine to calculate the number of stitch...

Page 85: ...verage or shortage Go on to step 4 4 Press Frame forward 5 Press 6 Press 7 Reduce the setting vale when the bobbin is almost empty Increase the setting vale when the remaining amount is too much The t...

Page 86: ...nd returning to the state before the suspend of the driving design even after working other designs 1 Press Frame forward 2 Press Save 3 Press The state of working design and selected frame type have...

Page 87: ...and delete the saved state of working design etc The memory design will not be deleted Loading is canceled 4 Press to return to Drive mode Load Loads the saved working design s state and the selected...

Page 88: ...rive frame When you use REGISTER keep clear of the frame and table It is dangerous as the frame could make sudden movements Never use register with the needle bar and presser foot lowered as they coul...

Page 89: ...a indication Upper right indication of will be shown 3 Move the frame to the original point with the If the frame is located at the origin point proceed to Step 4 4 Press 5 Press The origin point is r...

Page 90: ...Upper right indication of will be shown 3 Press 4 press The frame will return to the origin point you registered 9 F REGISTER 17_3 Q101 Return In case of power failure you can return to the original...

Page 91: ...t this icon 1 of free memory is equivalent to about 1 000 000 stitches If there are more stitches than remaining space you may need to delete some designs to make room for the new patterns 14_1 UC01 J...

Page 92: ...ected to be joined is joined next to the pattern data previously read in the machine as one pattern data and the screen returns to Menu screen Pattern name is registered as the name of the first patte...

Page 93: ...set in pattern data together with pattern data type TAP 9 Trace type Lets you select the type of trace data that is created as a pattern is read in Maximum embroidery area of pattern Out line 10 Join...

Page 94: ...y reload The data may only be HAPPY format TAP 9 Trace type You can compare the design size and design position to the embroidery frame before you start sewing The embroidery frame will move around th...

Page 95: ...hine is stopped press 2 Select OPTION 3 Select 4 Select desired setting item and change the setting You can move to next page by pressing Press all settings are returned to the de fault Press to retur...

Page 96: ...N 3 Press from right submenu 4 Select desired pattern Mark will appear right of the pattern Make will be cleared by press it again Multiple pattern data can be selected Locking pattern data Locking pa...

Page 97: ...D2 67 11 1b PATTERNS IN MEMORY 5_B NB01 5 Press Repeat steps 3 and 5 to unlock Press to return to Menu mode Press to return to Drive mode...

Page 98: ...data in the machine memory 10 4 1 When the machine is stopped press 2 Select PATTERN 3 Select desired pattern Maximum embroidery area of pattern Outline of pattern 4 Press and select or Trace type is...

Page 99: ...Q701 Export You can write out of machine memory to a memory media 1 When the machine is stopped press 2 Select PATTERN 3 Select desired pattern 4 Press from right submenu 5 Press from right submenu Th...

Page 100: ...git in the existing name Select word and press The pattern data will be written The maximum number of characters in a design name is eight letters or numbers All the letters and or numbers are deleted...

Page 101: ...ect PATTERN 3 Select desired pattern 4 Press from right submenu 5 Choose the column with Then select each digit in the existing name Select word The maximum number of characters in a design name is ei...

Page 102: ...D2 72 6 Press The pattern name will be changed 11 5b PATTERNS IN MEMORY 11_5 NB01 Press to return to Menu mode Press to return to Drive mode...

Page 103: ...ttern data stored in the machine memory is available Copied pattern data 1 When the machine is stopped press 2 Select PATTERN 3 Select desired pattern 4 Press from right submenu Copy of the selected p...

Page 104: ...4 11 7 PATTERNS IN MEMORY Moving pattern data Export pattern data into the other folder 1 When the machine is stopped press 2 Select PATTERN 3 Press from right submenu 4 Press from right submenu 11_8...

Page 105: ...n Mark will appear left of the pattern Make will be cleared by press it again Multiple pattern data can be selected Cancel pattern data moving 5 Press 6 Select the importing folder The pattern data wi...

Page 106: ...D2 76 11 9 PATTERNS IN MEMORY 11_9 NB01 Renaming folders Rename folder in memory 1 When the machine is stopped press 2 Select PATTERN 3 Press from right submenu 4 Press from right submenu...

Page 107: ...e Select word The maximum number of characters in a design name is 12 letters or numbers Uppercase and lowercase letter are switched All the letters are deleted Selected letter or number is deleted Re...

Page 108: ...2 Select PATTERN 3 Press from right submenu 4 Press from right submenu To sort in ascending order of loading To sort in descending order of loading To sort in ascending order of pattern number To sort...

Page 109: ...SA 35 11 Ab PATTERNS IN MEMORY 11_Ab NB01 5 Select sorting method Sort will be carry out Press to return to Menu mode Press to return to Drive mode...

Page 110: ...n of stitch de sign 1 When the machine is stopped press 2 Select PATTERN 3 Select desired pattern 4 Press from right submenu 5 Press from right submenu Thread break report will appear in the window Th...

Page 111: ...be moved to other folder and or deleted like monogramming data made on LETTER screen and other pattern data imported from outside of machine 11 7 5 B You can retrieve the pattern data from machine me...

Page 112: ...ess 2 Select PATTERN 3 Press All pattern data stored in the machine memory will be displayed Search from designated folder 4 Press In this keyboard for searching all design names are checked beforehan...

Page 113: ...ht letters or numbers All the letters and or numbers are deleted Selected letter or number is deleted Searching is cancelled 6 Press In this example CA is entered as first 2 charac ters of the design...

Page 114: ...at color change number and then stops displaying the following message Auto setting Changes all designated needle numbers at once Thread color This sets the background color or color assigned to each...

Page 115: ...dle number to be changed 12 2 NEEDLE BAR SELECTION 12_2 N401 Needle number to be changed Auto setting This changes all designated needle numbers at once For example if you want to change all needles n...

Page 116: ...E BAR SELECTION 12_3 N401 The needle number has been changed from 3 to5 6 Press Setting is cancelled Preview screen is displayed 7 Press The setting is fixed Press to return to Menu mode Press to retu...

Page 117: ...or assigned to each needle bar to be shown in the display This is useful to help confirm the correct color setup of a pattern 128 colors are available You will find difficulty to see the pattern if yo...

Page 118: ...le number or cloth back ground color You chan change the color palette 5 Select the color to be changed at the pal ette You can select the color with Current color will be shown 6 Press 7 Press The se...

Page 119: ...change data registration You can import and apply color change data from saved patterns Including color change stops to the current pattern This function lets you apply the same color change data fro...

Page 120: ...ew display 12 7 NEEDLE BAR SELECTION 12_7 NB01 Color change data read You can export the registered color change data to other patterns If the pattern receiving the imported color change data has more...

Page 121: ...up multiple number Machine display warning 12 8 NEEDLE BAR SELECTION 12_8 MB01 Repetition of color group setting If your design has repetition of the group of the same color sequence only set first se...

Page 122: ...ks whether or not the pattern fits the embroidery area of the frame you are going to use before starting the operation This is not a safety device that will prevent crashes if pattern size is too larg...

Page 123: ...frame Non registered 3 Select type of frame Change the type of frame Frame selection Selecting a frame The embroidery area for each registered frame is set to the inside of the frame edge to allow fo...

Page 124: ...he embroidery area appear in red 5 Confirm that Top appears in the display and go to step 7 If this does not appear go to step 6 6 Press Top Upper right indication of will be shown 7 By position of de...

Page 125: ...he embroidery area can be adjusted for a variety of caps Fig 1 Embroidery area Embroidery area Side wise Fig 1 Embroidery area Lengthwise 1 When the machine is stopped press 2 Select FRAME 3 Select Ca...

Page 126: ...3 13 5 FRAME CONFIRMATION 20_5 R201 6 Press 7 Press 8 Select the number Enter the width of the cap Standard 40 67mm Width 40 95mm 9 Press 10 Press The setting is fixed Settings are returned to the def...

Page 127: ...D2 117 13 6 FRAME CONFIRMATION 20_5 NB01 11 Press Press to return to Drive mode...

Page 128: ...e of the frame edge for pressure foot clearance Fig 1 2 The embroidery area of each registered frame is set to the inside of the frame edge for pressure foot clearance Fig 1 2 When you use square fram...

Page 129: ...Press 7 Press to select the hoop Class Round frame Square frame 8 Press Select or you wish to change square frame size 9 Select the number Input number for size of embroidery area 10 Press Case for s...

Page 130: ...DA 120 13 9 FRAME CONFIRMATION 20_9 O901 11 Press The date is fixed 12 Press Case for selected round frame Case for selected square frame Press to return to Drive mode...

Page 131: ...entered data You can entry the data up to 55 different size of custom frames You need to prepare custom frame size data for entry the size to your machine 13 B The embroidery area for each registered...

Page 132: ...ut length from point from No L00 till L90 total 10 points size using between the each size data If your frame shape is Round the every 10 points length frame size data should be same If you select Typ...

Page 133: ...the frame size data to machine usable memory media and read the data by embroidery machine 13 D Example of making the frame size data Sample for each teaching method 20_C N525 Ex Round frame Type 1 N...

Page 134: ...DA 131 13 D FRAME CONFIRMATION 20_D O901 Reading frame data 1 When the machine is stopped press 2 Select FRAME 3 Select User defined frames 4 Press You can choose any frame options 5 Press t...

Page 135: ...DA 125 6 Press 7 Select the frame data CCLAGOB txt The frame data has been read 8 Press 13 E FRAME CONFIRMATION 20_E O901 Press to return to Drive mode...

Page 136: ...T601 1 When the machine is stopped press 2 Select FRAME 3 Select User defined frames 4 Press You can choose any frame options 5 Press t How to delete the resisted user defined frames 6 60 Delete resi...

Page 137: ...DA 127 13 G FRAME CONFIRMATION 20_I O901 6 Select desired User defined frames 7 Press The user defined frames will be deleted 8 Press Press to return to Drive mode...

Page 138: ...frame center point When you set your frame and use machine function of Frame move and Center 3 6 If your frame is not center please practice following steps for center setting again 1 When the machine...

Page 139: ...efined frames 7 Press 8 Press 9 Move embroidery frame to frame center point by 10 Press Memorized frame center point coordinate to the machine 11 Press Press to return to Drive mode CAUTION To prevent...

Page 140: ...ave movement for creating the coordinates of frame position at the time of turning machine on Please select Non Registered Frame when you need use special frame which can hit pressure foot or other ma...

Page 141: ...X and Y directions as set by the user Offset Sets the start point of the frame in the selected pattern Frame out Inserts a frame out command in the selected pattern Various settings are executed in a...

Page 142: ...machine is stopped press 2 Select SETTING 3 Select Scaling X or Scaling Y 4 Select the number Changing is cancelled Numbers are deleted 5 Press The setting is fixed Start point of pattern Normal X 100...

Page 143: ...at error occurs at end point In such a case please return setting figure of stitch width to 0 0 Setting example 1 When the machine is stopped press 2 Select SETTING 3 Select Width adjustment 4 Select...

Page 144: ...tting example 1 When the machine is stopped press 2 Select SETTING 3 Select Angle 4 Select the number Changing is cancelled Numbers are deleted 5 Press The setting is fixed 30 Normal Start point of pa...

Page 145: ...orm repeat Piece Y 1 30 1 The number of pieces to be embroidered is product obtained by multiplying numbers in X and Y Space X 999 9 999 9 mm 0 This sets side wise distance between start point of each...

Page 146: ...and select the num ber Changing is cancelled Numbers are deleted 4 Press The setting is fixed 5 Set necessary item by performing procedure no 3 to no 4 Set all the necessary items 6 Press 14 6 PATTERN...

Page 147: ...item even after relocation No gap The number of X and Y numbers set in the setting items will be relocated without gaps 1 Press It will be relocated without gaps You can change each setting item even...

Page 148: ...start point Setting example 1 When the machine is stopped press 2 Select SETTING and select Offset 3 Press Auto origin and select ON or OFF The setting is fixed Start point of pattern End point of pa...

Page 149: ...ame to a place where it will be easier to handle when you will need to change hoops for example Direct input You can move the offset point manually and save the position with Teaching input Preset The...

Page 150: ...axis distance or Y axis distance and select the number Changing is cancelled Numbers are deleted 4 Press The setting is fixed 14 9 PATTERN SETTINGS 12_9 NB01 Offset point Sidewise move distance Lengt...

Page 151: ...d press The setting is fixed Setting is unset 14 A PATTERN SETTINGS 12_A NB01 Preset There are 9 preset points that can be used for offsets around the or in the center of the pattern Offset Offset poi...

Page 152: ...Offset 3 Select 4 Press 5 Move the frame to the pattern start point Setting is cancelled 6 Press The setting is fixed 14 B PATTERN SETTINGS 12_B NB01 Sidewise move distance Lengthwise move distance O...

Page 153: ...SETTINGS 12_C NB01 Complete Offset point 7 Move the frame to the offset point 8 Press The setting is fixed The pattern data may be shown Setting is returned to the default To return to Menu mode to r...

Page 154: ...h original point as pivot Fig 1 In case offset is set the move distance is input with offset point as pivot Fig 2 You can set number of stitches or Color change number to make frame out in plural but...

Page 155: ...xed 14 E PATTERN SETTINGS 12_F NB01 Teaching input Move the frame and the position will be saved as the frame out Frame out point Original point Start point of pattern Last position of Color change nu...

Page 156: ...and select Frame out 3 Select X axis distance or Y axis distance and select the number Changing is cancelled Numbers are deleted 4 Press The setting is fixed 14 F PATTERN SETTINGS 12_G P801 Frame out...

Page 157: ...achine divides it by this jump length and creates multiple movements Width data limit becomes 12 7mm only when setting value is set to 13 Please use a smaller number when you use thick and heavy mater...

Page 158: ...ength of TRD cut Min Short Normal Long Max Needle The machine cuts upper threads to a longer length The upper threads of each needle will be cut off by registered length 15 3 13 Width data all 1 0 1 0...

Page 159: ...ect middle or Heavy for heavy material Machine speed is decreased automatically when you sellect middle or heavy 19 Expand cap limit 1 10mm 0 The direction of Y axis of the embroidery area standard is...

Page 160: ...will move by ten stitches step continuously even the finger is released from the key Set number of stitches Stitch number forward or steps Stitch number forward ten until Key lock function is activat...

Page 161: ...e machine will be reduced by cauce of needle or ressure foot hit the frame Setting example 3mm Standard 8mm 35 Buzzer stop time Repeat Continue 1 sec 5 min Change the time of the buzzer that sounds wh...

Page 162: ...ds of each needle will be cut off by regis tered length The length of each thread can be set up taking the following steps 1 Follow the steps 1 3 on the previous page and the display shows machine set...

Page 163: ...t the value of Width data all should be set 0 0mm to activate above func tion The step of setting is as follows 1 Follow the steps 1 3 on the previous page and the display shows machine setting page 2...

Page 164: ...ty of thread break detection needle by needle You can be set up taking the following steps 1 Follow the steps 1 3 on the page 15 2 and the display shows machine setting page 2 Press 3 Change the setti...

Page 165: ...ock stitch per SETTING ITEM 2 and 3 when the machine cuts threads Add lock stitch when length of the stitch before thread cut is longer than length set at SETTING ITEM 2 2 Cut Lock Length 0 4 0 7 1 2m...

Page 166: ...hen the machine is stopped press 2 Select OPTION 3 Select 4 Select desired setting item and change the setting Press when returning the setting on all the needle numbers to default Press to return to...

Page 167: ...aseline s width and height Press after setting is firmed Arch downward Cap line is formed a round arch in a downward direction Change settings of capline s width and depth Press after setting is firme...

Page 168: ...asic script Biacritic script Cyrillic script Symbol The screen returns to menu Selected letter or number is deleted The cursor moves left and right Except for the space between letters space is elimi...

Page 169: ...he right submenu 16 1 Initial layout method is horizontal straight line Line Length When layout method is horizontal you can change line length For other layout method than horizontal line length is n...

Page 170: ...t is the center of mono gramming data Start point is the center of baseline or capline for arch and circle layout Create You can create embroidery data from the letter settings 11 Press The new patter...

Page 171: ...ng screen 2 Select on space between letters you would like to change 3 Enter value 4 Press When you would like to make the same value on all the space at the same time select and enter value of the sp...

Page 172: ...tting of space can switched by pressing and Press The settings are firmed Letter setting screen Color change setting is made Color change between letters Color change can be made between letters When...

Page 173: ...at the end point of the last pattern Setting example Alter and Execution This registers Queued patterns in order and executes Needle bar selection and Pattern settings Needle bar selection and Pattern...

Page 174: ...ttern and press The selected pattern is shown to the left If you select other memory pattern data continu ously repeat step 4 19_2 NB01 Alter and Execution This allows you to sew any combination of de...

Page 175: ...e pattern selected will be dis played In case you do not need to check combined design please go to step no 7 6 Press 7 Press 8 Press The machine will start a Queue embroidery with Queue operation in...

Page 176: ...Press 5 Select desired setting Please refer pages mentioned below for setting Needle bar selection 5 E Pattern settings 14 1 19_4 Q701 Needle bar selection and Pattern settings Needle bar selection a...

Page 177: ..._4b NB01 6 After setting press For setting of Needle Bar Selection NEEDLE and Pattern Setting SETTING to other design please do steps no 3 7 17 5 QUEUE Press to return to Menu mode Press to return to...

Page 178: ...ng No Registration is deleted 4 Press QUEUE setting is registered as setting No 2 19_5 NB01 Registration of QUEUE setting Up to 10 QUEUE settings can be registered Once you register QUEUE you can sele...

Page 179: ...NB01 Read QUEUE setting Read registered QUEUE setting 1 When the machine is stopped press 2 Select QUEUE 3 Select 4 Select number and press QUEUE setting is selected Press to return to Menu mode Press...

Page 180: ...connected with Happy link LAN you might change network settings as specified in this manual In this case the settings are required by your network administrator or person s of network knowledge If com...

Page 181: ...ry machines Direct connection You can connect PC with a machine with crossover cable and without HUB if you connect PC with only one machine However a straight cable can be also used for this connecti...

Page 182: ...LAN You can connect PC with embroidery machines via Access point Wireless LAN device You can connect PC with multiple embroidery machines PC HAPPY LinK LAN Switching HUB Access Point Wireless LAN devi...

Page 183: ...e IP and Subnet mask will be displayed in gray and cannot be set Check the connection 18 2b OTHER SETTINGS Wire LAN connection setting Set the value based on network management software HAPPY link LAN...

Page 184: ...tup of Machine IP address Press to change Press right left of to select the setting point 5 Press Setup of Machine IP address Examples 192 168 1 XX If you have 2 or more machines add one to the number...

Page 185: ...ses and countermeasures 1 Is IP address overlapped on the machine with other machine that creates LAN connection If so set IP address so that IP Address on each machine is not overlapped 2 HAPPY link...

Page 186: ...rding its connection and settings Record the following information when you set up wireless LAN device or connect the machine with enabled wireless LAN device The following information is required whe...

Page 187: ...2f OTHER SETTINGS 22_2 U901 1 When the machine is stopped press 2 Select OTHER 3 Press 4 Press 5 Press Connectable access point is displayed in the screen It shows that the WiFi USB adapter is plugge...

Page 188: ...tly the same network keys you set up as well as the same number of letters The cursor moves left and right Uppercase and lowercase letter and symbol are switched If you use a symbol for the network ke...

Page 189: ...Setup of Machine IP address for wireless Examples 192 168 1 XX When you create wireless LAN connection you need to set up Machine IP address and Machine IP address for wireless You need to avoid IP ad...

Page 190: ...IP address overlapped on the machine with other machine that creates LAN connection 2 LAN cable is connected between the embroidery machine and the PC Remove LAN cable from the machine once and creat...

Page 191: ...and countermeasures 1 Is IP address overlapped on the machine with other machine that creates LAN connection 2 LAN cable is connected between the embroidery machine and the PC Remove LAN cable from t...

Page 192: ...Select OTHER 3 Press The version of each program is displayed 1 Main Program Control Box 2 Linux Kernel OS 3 Machine Control 4 Frame Drive Data 4 Confirm version number Press to return to MENU screen...

Page 193: ...n blue and Update is started Do not turn on power during updating If the Linux Kernel is not updated in step 5 the touch panel LCD is not calibrated REBOOTING will change to the appeared in step 8 and...

Page 194: ...ETTINGS Language Change the language displayed on control box 18_5 V910 1 When the machine is stopped press 2 Select OTHER 3 Press 4 Select the Language The language has been changed and the display r...

Page 195: ...ognize correct position of each icon and you cannot operate please adjust the screen as follows 22_3 U901 1 When the machine is stopped press 2 Select OTHER 3 Press 4 Press Prepare built in stylus 5 P...

Page 196: ...up screen is appeared 7 Press After the carriage and frame move slightly the embroidery frame will return to the previous position automatically The display will return to Drive mode CAUTION To preven...

Page 197: ...t Change jump Change the needle bar s movement JUMP Needle Jump DRIVE Needle Drive Upper shaft turns Upper shaft turns clockwise and counterclockwise When release key upper shaft stops Caution please...

Page 198: ...ine moves quickly Keep hands away from the machine One equipment was not standby position ma chine show following message when you press key C point Upper shaft is not at C point Cut blade Thread cut...

Page 199: ...will be displayed Time of power on off and number of operated stitches will be recorded in machine memory If the machine is switched on without embroidery operation it will not be recorded in memory P...

Page 200: ...number of embroidery design Design Name The name of embroidery design Stitche Stitches The number of stitches of embroidery design Pro Output Quantities of production TTL Total time min The total requ...

Page 201: ...f embroidery design Design Name The name of embroidery design Stitches The number of stitches of embroidery design Output Quantities of production Start of Design 2 The time embroidery is started End...

Page 202: ...This function will show thread break data of each needles In case of Multi head embroidery machine data line for each head will be displayed Press to return to Drive mode Needle number Total Head num...

Page 203: ...n view code and time of the error message and last 100 times of the data will be held The number of error message You can view the total number of each error messages which is occurred in the embroide...

Page 204: ...t desired item 4 You can move to next page by pressing 5 Press You will return to the guide menu The GUIDE offers tips and step by step help for embroidering with the machine In each stage of embroide...

Page 205: ...n in numerical order when the machine is stopped and is not in operation for a certain amount of time Screen saver is cancelled when any place on the touch screen is touched If the setting time of dis...

Page 206: ...tting is cancelled 4 Select Image file Press the image file name you would like to add on the screen Ex The new image is added in the 006 5 Press The setting is fixed and display returns to MENU 21 2...

Page 207: ...d and display returns to MENU 21 3 SCREEN SAVER 22_A UA01 Initialization of registered images in the machine Screen saver images to set current status to initial status factory setting Original images...

Page 208: ...g specifications by using your image editing software Save the image s in USB flash memory 800 pixels 480 pi xels Pixelsof Image file File format BMP format Ex bmp Pixels 800 x 480 is recommended 1600...

Page 209: ...nction icons to be placed Stitch number forward Move the frame forward or backward by the one stitch 3 6 Design centering Move design to the center of frame Center Moves the embroidery frame to the ce...

Page 210: ...PC Task reservation 22 2b It is possible to perform reading design and other operations even while machine is embroidering Bobbin thread alarm Alarm message will be displayed when the remaining amount...

Page 211: ...you select the desired display or key re peat steps 3 and 4 To change the number of icons to display 22 2a To change to the page of i CUSTOM To delete delete a selected i CUSTOM Setting is returned to...

Page 212: ...e Return to the previous number of icons when press 2 Press 3 Press It increases the number of icons to be displayed on the Drive mode Change the number of icons i CUSTOM capacity will be expanded fro...

Page 213: ...d pattern name is displayed LAN connection This indicates the machine connects with LAN Design folder settings on the Happy Link LAN is required before reading pattern data Please refer to Happy Link...

Page 214: ...pattern data 22 2e Setting Settings such as the scaling repeat sewing offset and frame out can be applied to a pattern data 22 2f Search Search and read embroidery patterns which are saved in the PC...

Page 215: ...view of Step 7 7 Press Enable to read other pattern data If you wish to read another design to read other design from Step 4 8 Press Sub mnu Machine return to Task reservation menu Source Task reserv...

Page 216: ...ion then press Sub mnu Machine return to Task reservation menu Design under embroidering Sub menu TASK RESERVATION 22_2d R821 22 2e Task reservation menu Needle bar selection A needle number can be as...

Page 217: ...m Pattern setting then press Sub mnu Machine return to Task reservation menu TASK RESERVATION 22_2e R821 22 2f Setting Settings such as the scaling repeat sewing offset and frame out can be applied to...

Page 218: ...be reserved Machine return to Task reservation menu 6 Press Machine return to Task reservation menu TASK RESERVATION 22_2f R821 22 2g Task reservation menu Search Design folder settings on the Happy...

Page 219: ...n the screen Delete the selected pattern reservation By doing long press of the icon all reservations will be deleted Move the selected reservation to desired position icons will be displayed between...

Page 220: ...f necessary 6 Press or The pattern data is saved and machine return to Task reservation menu The pattern data is saved and machine return to Drive modeu The created pattern data is not reserved in the...

Page 221: ...rn Press Letter selection and select the letter Set the various functions if necessary 4 Press or 5 Press Select start point of embroidery from 9 preset points which are located around or center of th...

Page 222: ...ne operators have been registered as user you can manage the right to operate the embroidery machine and you can collect the production data of each user Registration of administrator Registration and...

Page 223: ...ted Cancelled 6 Enter arbitrary 6 digits number as pass word Enter 000000 if you do not want to use pass word Please keep your password safe Cancelled Numbers are deleted 7 Press Password is fixed 8 P...

Page 224: ...press Please note that the Machine name will be re corded as an item of the Production data The maximum number of characters is 15 letters If the Machine name is not to be changed proceed to Step 11 1...

Page 225: ...press The maximum number of characters is 16 letters Cursor are moved Uppercase and lowercase letter are switched All the letters are deleted Selected number is deleted Cancelled USER MANAGEMENT 21_6...

Page 226: ...e pass word Cancelled Numbers are deleted 7 Press The setting is fixed 8 To continue registering other user repeat the procedure from step 4 to 7 Proceed to step 9 if you do not want to register user...

Page 227: ...assword has not been set the screen will be changed as step 6 5 Enter the password 6 Press To return to Menu mode USER MANAGEMENT 21_8 O901 22 8 Selection of user Login You can select user name and lo...

Page 228: ...e screen will be changed as step 5 4 Enter the password 5 Press Machine becomes ready for operation USER MANAGEMENT 21_9 U801 22 9 User Selection of user Login at power ON The user selection menu will...

Page 229: ...t Height Changing the hightt Line length Changing the line length Space 16 5 Changing the spacet Color change between letters 16 6 Color change can be made between letters Layout metodh 16 1 Changing...

Page 230: ...letters Zoom 22 H Zoom in and zoom out the pattern layout The selected patterns can be moved with keeping desired scale View all Display whole pattern image when the layout area is set more than 100m...

Page 231: ...d Basic script Diacritic script Cyrillic script Symbol The screen returns to menu Selected letter or number is deleted The cursor moves left and right Except for the space between letters space is eli...

Page 232: ...Move letters with The selected letters pattern can be moved Layout method 11 Select Adjust width and height of arch if necessary 16 1 You can move letters with 12 Press 13 Move letters with The selec...

Page 233: ...pattern name is displayed 17 Go on to next step if the pattern name is not to be changed When you would like to change the letters select each digit in the existing name with Then select each digit i...

Page 234: ...s displayed with rectangular frame An example when all patterns are selected 1 Change pattern with then press The desired pattern is selected Make sure that the selected pattern is displayed with rect...

Page 235: ...ge the size of layout area 1 Enter X axis distance 2 Press 3 Enter Y axis distance 4 Press The size of layout area is changed X direction is displayed in red It is ready to enter figure Y direction is...

Page 236: ...9 LAYOUT 22 H 21_G U701 1 Press 2 Press 3 Select type of frame and Press Selected frame will be displayed Frame display Select and display the frame in the area where the pattern is placed Embroidery...

Page 237: ...ress The pattern is displayed with desired scale Switch zoom function between on and off Move selected pattern 3 Press Exit from zoom function Zoom Zoom in and zoom out the display of pattern The sele...

Page 238: ...with desired scale The snap function will work when you move the pattern by finger or stylus Then the center of the pattern and cross line of the grid will match automatically 1 Enter size of the gri...

Page 239: ...ed to set when the Happy PMS is disconnected Please refer to instruction book of Happy PMS for more precise information 21_4 TB01 1 When the machine is stopped press 2 Press when the standerd contorol...

Page 240: ...ill cause the threads to break Please clean lint with a brush and run the machine idly for 2 3 minutes When oiling the Head shaft please move the head to the left by pressing Pointer 3 5 Too much oil...

Page 241: ...ok clean Use the included brush for cleaning the hook CAUTION To prevent accidents When taking care of the machine be sure to remove the plug Cleaning the thread cutting knife If the thread cutting kn...

Page 242: ...ste thread and dust from the knife assembly and surrounding area 6 Press Moving knife returns to the original position 23 3 MAINTENANCE 23_3 T422 CAUTION To prevent accidents The thread cutting knife...

Page 243: ...1 full turn ensure that it turns freely clearing any jam Then re initialize machine system and speed 25 1 25 2 020 Needle detect Machine not detecting current needle correctly or needle bar selection...

Page 244: ...o c p u e k a T n e p o s i r e v o c r e v e l p u e k a T r e v o c r e v e l p u e k a t e h t e s o l C 0 6 0 t i m i l X e d i s a e r a g n i w e s d n o y e b d e v o m e m a r F s y a w e s u...

Page 245: ...on Follow the instructions below 24 5 191 Cut Sensor Thread cut knife is not at stop position Check if threads are jammed around the thread cutting knife Press the thread cutting button 2 3 times If e...

Page 246: ...and the display shows drive mode What to do for error E 020 E 026 1 Press 2 Select Manual The Error status is cleared and the display shows drive mode 3 Refer to the page in the section ERRORS AND WHA...

Page 247: ...o when Stop position of main shaft is out of place error 1 Press 2 Select Manual The error status is released and the display shows drive mode 3 Remove the cap over the small hole in the rear of the m...

Page 248: ...SJ 101 24 5 ERRORS AND WHAT TO DO 24_6 Q101 1 Press 2 Select Auto The display returns to the drive mode What to do for Thread cut knife is not at the stop position error E 190 E 190 Cut blade OK...

Page 249: ...h hook is off its position error E 193 1 Press 2 Select Manual The Error status is cleared and the display shows drive mode 3 Refer to the page in the section ERRORS AND WHAT TO DO and determine what...

Page 250: ...he operation with Happy PMS Production management system Please refer to instruction book of Happy PMS for more precise information Initialize the Network When performed all settings in the Network me...

Page 251: ...increase from slowest speed to maximum and then stop automatically and return to Drive mode If you cancel press the The display returns to MENU 25 2 INITIALIZING OF MACHINE SETTINGS 25_2 Q101 Initiali...

Page 252: ...threaded incorrectly Blunt needle Thread tension too tight Re thread machine Re thread the bobbin Insert new needle Readjust thread tension 4 6 4 5 4 1 8 1 Machine makes loose stitches or loops Bobbin...

Page 253: ...pattern from the beginning is automatically reg istered as the original point Stitches This is the minimum unit within the pattern data There are different types of such stitches stitches that comman...

Page 254: ...RA 110 26 3 BUILT IN FONT LIST 26_3 P401 Basic script Diacritic script...

Page 255: ...RA 111 26 3a BUILT IN FONT LIST 26_3a P401...

Page 256: ...RA 112 26 3b BUILT IN FONT LIST 26_3b P401 Those fonts are created by www i cliqq com Cyrillic script...

Page 257: ...SJ 93 BUILT IN PATTERN includes clip art from Master clip created by H2soft Fax 81 422 28 5211 E mail support office4dc co jp 26 4 BUILT IN PATTERN LIST 26_4 N602...

Page 258: ...arious purposes are available as options Use a special frame corresponding to the material and shape of the object to be embroidered 26_4 U701 One Point Embroidery Frame Shoe Clamp Frame Side Clamp Fr...

Page 259: ...ine for mounting this appliance and for operating Use this appliance only for its intended use as described in this manual Use only attachments recommended by the manufacturer as contained in this man...

Page 260: ...paration 2 1 One point frame settings HCH HCS 3 1 HCD HCU HCR 3 2 Adjustment of One point frame 4 1 Hooping fabric One point frame 4 2 Long One point frame 4 4 Starting to sew 5 1 Frame confirmation 6...

Page 261: ...int Frame Entrance width One point Frame S more than 105mm One point Frame L more than 130mm Long One point Frame more than 170mm Long One point Frame cannot be used for HCH HCS HCR machine Sizes will...

Page 262: ...1_2 _ N101 FRA48020 One point frame large EMB area YxX 60 x 76 mm 55 x 76 mm HCH HCS Setting base FRA48140 W clip packed with frame FRA48130 Cushion packed with frame FRA48111 One point frame setting...

Page 263: ...1 3 1_2 _ N101 Long One point frame setting base FRA48200 Long one point frame setting base You can modify setting base from cap stretcher by exchanging setting plate FRA48210 Long one point frame set...

Page 264: ...and removing the cap drive frame in machine instruction manual 3 Prepare One point frame setting base In case you have Cap Stretcher you can modify it by exchanging setting plate 8 1 The following pre...

Page 265: ...F Selected frame HCH HCS 1 Turn on the power switch Indicates the selected frame 2 In case required One point frame is already selected press the abd jump to operation no 4 In case selected frame type...

Page 266: ...One point frame will be shown in the lower right corner of the screen Then One point frame will be set HCD HCU HCR 1 When the machine is stopped press 2 Select FRAME 3 Select Cap and One point frame...

Page 267: ...y Keep hands away from the frame 5 Press After the carriage and frame move slightly the embroidery frame will return to the previous position automatically Machine becomes ready for operation One poin...

Page 268: ...refer operation no 2 and adjust tension If the hook has extremely high tension it will damage frame itself 2 In case position of upper and lower frame is not matching because of thickness of fabric a...

Page 269: ...hat the Frame is securely placed on Frame setting base 3 Open upper frame and keep open to the right 4 Set pocket to frame with opening pocket Please place one or two sheets of nonwoven fabric backing...

Page 270: ...n the cap drive frame assembly without any gaps If there is a gap between the Frame or the cap drive frame holding lever doesn t go into the hole of the Frame loosen the set screw on the hold lever fo...

Page 271: ...rely placed on Frame setting base 3 Open upper frame and keep open to the right 4 Set pocket to frame with opening pocket Please place one or two sheets of nonwoven fabric backing of standard thicknes...

Page 272: ...aps If there is a gap between the Frame or the cap drive frame holding lever doesn t go into the hole of the Frame loosen the set screw on the hold lever for adjustment Hold lever Center guide Cap dri...

Page 273: ...the frame to the original point with the 2 Press the Press and the embroidering frame moves for the design trace Make sure that the pressure foot and needle do not touch the frame Press and trace is s...

Page 274: ...he embroidery will start 5 After finishing your design the display will show End and the machine will stop The embroidery frame returns to the original point automatically if the auto origin function...

Page 275: ...ery area 1 When the machine is stopped press 2 Select FRAME 2 Select Cap and One point frame Change the type of frame OnePoint S One point frame small OnePoint L One point frame large L OnePoint Long...

Page 276: ...FO 18 6 2 FRAME CONFIRMATION 6_2 N101 6 Press Top Upper left indication of will be shown 7 By position of design can be moved 8 Press The display returns to MENU Start sewing by pressing...

Page 277: ...talling and removing the cap drive frame in machine instruction manual 2 Put Guide right one needle plate and fix Guide by 2 screws M4x10 Then fix Guide left as well Please do not press Guide down too...

Page 278: ...cement plate M4x6 2pcs Completed 7 2 INSTALLING AND REMOVING THE GUIDE 7_2 K101 Removing Please remove by reverse order of these step When you take Guide out you do not need to use Drive Frame Reinfor...

Page 279: ...x20 2pcs Please be careful that Stretch plate ass y R Block and Back plate will be taken out together from base These parts are taken from base as photo Cap Stretcher can be modified for One point fra...

Page 280: ...se parts are taken from Stretch plate ass y as photo 5 Set One point frame setting plate on Cylinder by screws M4x10 4pcs 6 Set Setting plate ass y R block and Back plate by screws M5x20 2pcs Stretch...

Page 281: ...s M5x12 Spring washer and washer each 2pcs As springs pull Cylinder down cylinder should be pushed up for screwing Finish operation Hinge Same operation is required to modify from One point frame sett...

Page 282: ...located under the upper frame to hold fabric firmly When cushion is worn or damaged please exchange cushion Please cut cushion to required length and attach under upper frame Cushion Upper frame Cushi...

Page 283: ...POINT FRAME HOLD FRAME 10 1 CRK409 20 21 22 1 4 19 11 3 A B G E E 30 F 13 12 I 21 20 22 F 23 E I H 7 H D 27 2 2 2 6 6 5 5 8 20 21 22 14 15 19 11 3 A B G E E 30 F 13 29 I 21 20 22 F 23 E I H 7 H D 27 2...

Page 284: ...L 19 FRA46141 Spacer 20 FRA46610 Side holder ass y 21 FRA46630 Side holder cushion 22 FRA46182 Side holder 23 FRA46082 Bracket 25 FRA46520 Side support right 27 FRA46530 Side support left 29 FRA48080...

Page 285: ...11 1 ONE POINT FRAME SETTING BASE FRL101 1 J B L M 4 A 5 3 B 2 9 7 14 K B K A 11 H B 21 13 D 15 22 21 23 24 25 N 27 C 16 17 18 I 26 16 17 18 E 20a F G E O 20 19 20b...

Page 286: ...2 Center guide 23 FRA43651 Lever bracket left 24 FRA43630 Hold lever ass y left 25 FRA43660 Torsion coil spring left 26 FRA44511 Cylinder 27 FRA48120 Stretch plate for One point frame A SCAD05020 Hex...

Page 287: ...appliance and for operating Use this appliance only for its intended use as described in this manual Use only attachments recommended by the manufacturer as contained in this manual Keep fingers away...

Page 288: ...P FRAME 1 1 ACCESSORIES 1 2 ADJUSTMENT OF EMBROIDERY AREA 2 1 ADJUSTMENT OF UPPER ARM 2 2 INSTALLING THE FRAME 3 1 HOOPING SHOES Side of shoes 4 1 Tongue 4 3 STARTING TO EMBROIDER 5 1 ETC EXCHANGE SPO...

Page 289: ...hoe frame for your embroidery machine CAUTION To avoid problems To use shoe clamp frame select Special frame from frame selection menu Please note that the following functions will be canceled at Spec...

Page 290: ...the upper arm to give holding pressure evenly Lower arm Set screw Eccentric pin Upper arm Parallel 2 2 ADJUSTMENT OF UPPER ARM Adjust width of the upper arm to meet size of tongue and embroidery desi...

Page 291: ...void problems The machine and or frame may be damaged if the incorrect frame settings are used ON OFF Selected frame 1 Turn on the power switch Indicates the selected frame 2 In case required Special...

Page 292: ...u need to change from Special frame to oth er type of frame please powor machine off and start again Without re starting machine machine will move in correctly 6 Press and move the carriage to the pos...

Page 293: ...n bed Fix knob screws as hitting the bearing against the carriage while pressing the shoe clamp frame to the carriage HCD HCU HCH HCS Carriage Knob screw Fixing base Shoes clamp frame Carriage Knob sc...

Page 294: ...and embroidery design Width of the arm should have enough mar gins for embroidery area Loosen both side knob nuts for adjustment of arm Tighten all knob nuts after adjustment 2 Turn right and left le...

Page 295: ...will be locked Please make sure that the material inside of embroidery area is set flat Please also check that no hard material like eyelet is located in the embroidery area Shoes support should be i...

Page 296: ...t size of tongue and embroidery design Width of the arm should have enough mar gins for embroidery area Loosen both side knob nuts for adjustment of arm Tighten all knob nuts after adjustment 2 Turn r...

Page 297: ...set flat Please also check that no hard material like eyelet is located in the embroidery area Shoes support should be inserted in the shoe In case you cannot install shoes support due to shape of the...

Page 298: ...ing without tracing 3 Press after the trace is completed The embroidering frame has moved to the first stitch point of the pattern 4 Press The embroidery will start 5 After embroidering your design is...

Page 299: ...m 3 Remove the sponge or sheet from the upper arm or the lower arm 4 Attach the sponge to fit with the edge of the upper arm as shown 5 Attach the sheet to fit with the edges of the lower arm as shown...

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Page 301: ...HCH HCS HCD HCU SHOES FRAME 7 1 FCTC12 16 16 10 15 13 12 7 10 4 5 26 C 11 B 6 15 14 12 3 A 25 E E D F 27 1 I I 17 19 22 20 23 K 21 K 23 20 I 2 18 24 J 24 J 7 9 8...

Page 302: ...FRA21F30 Cam left ass y 15 FRA21340 Shaft 16 FRA21102 Knob nut 17 FRA21152 Connecting plate 18 FRA21B51 Connecting plate ass y 19 FRA21200 Scale sticker A 250mm A 20 HCB40041 Screw 21 HCB40121 Arm 22...

Page 303: ...appliance and for operating Use this appliance only for its intended use as described in this manual Use only attachments recommended by the manufacturer as contained in this manual Keep fingers away...

Page 304: ...F SIDE CLAMP FRAME 1 1 ACCESSORIES 1 2 ADJUSTMENT OF EMBROIDERY AREA 2 1 ADJUSTMENT OF UPPER ARM 2 2 INSTALLING THE FRAME 3 1 HOOPING MATERIAL 4 1 STARTING TO EMBROIDER 5 1 ETC EXCHANGE SPONGE AND SHE...

Page 305: ...FRA21G1 Side Clamp Frame for HCD HCU CAUTION To avoid problems To use side clamp frame select Special frame from frame selection menu Please note that the following functions will be canceled at Spec...

Page 306: ...uts after adjustment Knob nut Arm 0 220mm 140mm Knob nut 2_1 Please note that basically the upper arm and the lower arm should be parallel at locking posi tion In case the thickness of the material is...

Page 307: ...ems The machine and or frame may be damaged if the incorrect frame settings are used ON OFF Selected frame 1 Turn on the power switch Indicates the selected frame 2 In case required Special frame is a...

Page 308: ...u need to change from Special frame to oth er type of frame please powor machine off and start again Without re starting machine machine will move in correctly 6 Press and move the carriage to the pos...

Page 309: ...bed Fix knob screws as hitting the bearing against the carriage while pressing the side clamp frame to the carriage HCD HCU HCH HCS Carriage Knob screw Fixing base Side clamp frame Carriage Knob screw...

Page 310: ...side knob nuts for adjustment of arm Tighten all knob nuts after adjustment 2 Turn right and left lever to open the upper arm 3 Take off all removable parts like insole to reduce weight of the bag Op...

Page 311: ...e of embroidery area is set flat Please also check that no hard material like metal hook is located in the embroidery area Edge of bag should be set in the space be low upper arm If the bag is too hea...

Page 312: ...mpleted The embroidering frame has moved to the first stitch point of the pattern 4 Press The embroidery will start Hand support is also helpful when the arm is slanted down due to weigh of the bag 5...

Page 313: ...the sponge or sheet from the upper arm or the lower arm 4 Attach the sponge to fit with the edge of the upper arm as shown 5 Attach the sheet to fit with the edges of the lower arm as shown Cut to fi...

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Page 315: ...I 17 19 I 20 23 K 21 K 23 20 I 22 1 2 24 J 15 12 9 10 4 B 3 16 16 A 15 12 5 25 11 HCH HCS HCD HCU SIDE CLAMP FRAME 7 1 FCS725 7 18 24 J 25 5 6 8 11 10 B 19 27 26 14 13...

Page 316: ...F60 Eccentric pin ass y 12 MPZ04730 Washer 13 FRA21F20 Cam ass y right 14 FRA21F30 Cam ass y left 15 FRA21340 Shaft 16 FRA21102 Knob nut 17 FRA21152 Connecting plate 18 FRA21B51 Connecting plate ass y...

Page 317: ...s appliance and for operating Use this appliance only for its intended use as described in this manual Use only attachments recommended by the manufacturer as contained in this manual Keep fingers awa...

Page 318: ...N OF SQUARE CLAMP FRAME 1 1 ACCESSORIES 1 2 EMBROIDERY AREA 2 1 BACKING MATERIALS 2 2 ADJUSTMENT OF ARM 2 3 INSTALLING THE FRAME 3 1 W clip 3 4 STARTING TO EMBROIDER 4 1 ETC EXCHANGE SPONGE AND SHEET...

Page 319: ...quare clamp frame L ass y for HCD HCU FRA22A0 Square clamp frame S ass y for HCH HCS FRA22A1 Square clamp frame S ass y for HCD HCU 1 2 ACCESSORIES 1_1 CAUTION To avoid problems To use square clamp fr...

Page 320: ...ERY AREA 2_1 Square clamp frame L Square clamp frame S HCH HCS3 290mm HCS2 290mm HCD HCU 300mm HCH HCS3 150mm HCS2 140mm HCD HCU 142mm HCH HCS3 150mm HCS2 150mm HCD HCU 150mm HCH HCS3 150mm HCS2 140mm...

Page 321: ...a more beautiful embroidery Select backing type Choose the thickness and number of sheets by the type of material and embroidery condition Generally you should consider the following items Embroidery...

Page 322: ...ocking position In case the thickness of the material is uneven use adjusting set screw and eccentric pin to change angle of the arm to give holding pressure evenly Set screw Eccentric pin 2 3 ADJUSTM...

Page 323: ...sed ON OFF Selected frame 1 Turn on the power switch Indicates the selected frame 2 In case required Border Clamp frame is already selected press the and jump to operation no 4 In case selected frame...

Page 324: ...C 3 2 INSTALLING THE FRAME 5 Press It means that Clamp frame is selected HCD HCH HCS 3_2 TC12 HCS2 Embroidery area Square clamp frame S HCH HCD HCU Machine Carriage Machine Carriage HCU Carriage Machi...

Page 325: ...bed Fix knob screws as hitting the bearing against the carriage while pressing the square clamp frame to the carriage HCD HCU HCH HCS Carriage Knob screw Fixing base Carriage Knob screw Fixing base Sq...

Page 326: ...arm 2 Turn right and left lever then the felt cloth will be locked Please make sure that the material inside of embroidery area is set flat W clip W clip is used when you make embroidery on stretch fa...

Page 327: ...ing without tracing 3 Press after the trace is completed The embroidering frame has moved to the first stitch point of the pattern 4 Press The embroidery will start 5 After embroidering your design is...

Page 328: ...der upper frame or on the lower frame The following is an example to use Square clamp frame S 1 Remove the screw A B at the right and left and disassemble the upper frame 2 Remove the sponge or sheet...

Page 329: ...25 26 2 1 H H F 23 20 H F 23 20 24 K K 24 18 14 16 E 13 G F 19 17 18 A G 18 19 F A 12 E 15 14 3 1 11 6 8 A 9 8 10 A 5 4 11 2 3 B D B C D 8 7 B D 22 25 26 HCH HCS HCD HCU SQUARE CLAMP FRAME L 6 1 FCTC...

Page 330: ...120 Clip bracket 150300 150300 L 7 FRA22060 Clip bracket 150 150 S 8 FRA22140 Sheet 9 FRA22160 Plate B L 9 FRA22150 Plate A A S 10 FRA22170 Plate C 11 MPZ04730 Washer 12 FRA21F40 Fulcrum block right a...

Page 331: ...manual this book and the instruction Manual of the embroidery machine to ensure safety Do not use this appliance for any purpose other than those described in this manual Use only the attachments the...

Page 332: ...C INFORMATION OF ONE TOUCH FRAME BASE 2 1 EMBROIDERY AREA 3 1 HOW TO HOOP 4 1 INSTALLING THE FRAME 5 1 INSTALL THE FRAME BASE 5 1 SELECT A FRAME 5 3 ATTACHING THE FRAME 5 4 REMOVING THE FRAME 5 4 STAR...

Page 333: ...he frame s embroidery area When changing type of one touch frame the frame size on the machine must be changed together Otherwise the frame could hit the bed when moving and could fall apart FRA 23A3...

Page 334: ...13X15 One touch frame 9X6 3_1 HCH HCS3 200mm HCS2 205mm HCD HCU 205mm HCH HCS3 145mm HCS2 135mm HCD HCU 140mm HCH HCS3 100mm HCS2 100mm HCD HCU 108mm HCH HCS3 120mm HCS2 130mm HCD HCU 125mm HCH HCS3 6...

Page 335: ...outer frame and the inner frame both have I mark on the surface Align the I mark of each Press the inner frame from upward until the frames are even height 4 Tighten the adjusting screw slightly and p...

Page 336: ...hen utilize to move the carriage to the position shown in the photos below In case the other frame and or frame base is in stalled remove them in advance HCH HCS Carriage Machine HCD Carriage Machine...

Page 337: ...st Bearing Press the frame base to the carriage and confirm that its bearings are fitted to the carriage surface then fix the frame base with the knob screws Carriage Bearing Frame base Press the fram...

Page 338: ...mode 5 3 INSTALLING THE FRAME SELECT A FRAME HCH HCS3 HCD HCU HCS2 NOTICE The frame type selection must be consistent with the frame actually attached to the machine Incorrect selection will cause dam...

Page 339: ...on the frame base Push the frame to the direction shown as an arrow so that the frame base pins 2 are properly set in the holes on the frame ATTACHING THE FRAME REMOVING THE FRAME When removing the f...

Page 340: ...o origin function has been activated in the pattern setting the embroidery frame returns to the original point automatically before the machine stops End 6 1 STARTING TO EMBROIDER Original point Start...

Page 341: ...HCH HCS HCD HCU ONE TOUCH FRAME 7 1 FOPC01 1 12 13 14 2 6 3 B 11 C 9 4 E A 3 4 D C 8 7 5 10...

Page 342: ...HCB40041 Screw 6 HCD37092 Knob screw A 7 MPB00250 Bearing 8 MPA00940 Spacer 9 MPA00950 Spacer 10 MPZ05170 Nut 11 MPZ04270 Nut 12 FRA23A20 One touch frame 16X22 16X22 13 FRA23A30 One touch frame 13X15...

Page 343: ...ppliance and for operating Use this appliance only for its intended use as described in this manual Use only attachments recommended by the manufacturer as contained in this manual Keep fingers away f...

Page 344: ...FS 2 INDEX MOUNTING Tubular Sock Frame Holder and Option 1 1 Assemble Frame Holder 1 2 HOOPING SOCK 2 1 Preparation of PATTERN data 3 1 SOCK FRAME SETTINGS 4 1 STARTING TO SEW 5 1 0_1 N218 0 1...

Page 345: ...Sock Frame Holder Fit on arm of Tubular frame bracket which has 360 mm interval 2 pcs of Sock frame adult can be set in one time Option FRA20010 Sock Frame Adult Inner diameter 78 x 57 mm FRA20030 Soc...

Page 346: ...ction manual of machine 2 Set Tubular sock frame holder to arm of Tubular frame bracket Make sure that the holder pins are inserted into the positioning holes of the Tubular Sock Frame Holder on each...

Page 347: ...clamp 2 Put Nonwoven fabric on Lower frame and set to Sock hooping board Please set edge of Nonwoven fabric between Lower frame and Sock hooping board 3 Open entrance of sock and set to Sock hooping b...

Page 348: ...een Upper and Lower frame 6 Take Sock frame out from Sock hooping board 7 Set Sock frame to Tubular sock frame holder Insert Sock frame up to the position of stopper on Holder Please confirm that Hold...

Page 349: ...Sock frame 5 2 In case you make 2 patterns in a file distance should be 100mm and connect by Jump function Origin point can be on right or left pattern Please prepare design data with the following co...

Page 350: ...ype selected CAUTION To avoid problems The machine and frame may be damaged if the incorrect frame settings are used 4_1 N218 1 When the machine is stopped press 2 Select FRAME 3 Select Sock frame Cha...

Page 351: ...FS 9 4 2 SOCK FRAME SETTINGS 4_2 N218 5 Press Sock frame will be shown in the lower right corner of the screen Then Sock frame will be set...

Page 352: ...y Keep hands away from the frame Embroidery area Embroidery 35 20 15 8 5 13 5 10 5 46 5 21 28 5 18 Embroidery 38 19 19 9 5 9 5 10 5 54 13 5 28 5 25 5 HCD HCU HCR HCS2 Unit mm 1 Press and Press The emb...

Page 353: ...u Press the machine will stop Go on to step 4 if you want to start embroidering without tracing first The embroidering frame will return to the first stitch point of the pattern 4 Press the design tra...

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