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CONTENTS

  1. INTROdUCTION ...................................................................................... 1
  2. CONNECTING THE COUNT MANUAL SwITCH ................................... 1
  3. USB pORT ............................................................................................... 2
  4. SETTING pROCEdURE Of THE MACHINE HEAd .............................. 2
  5. AdjUSTING THE MACHINE HEAd(dIRECT-dRIvE MOTOR TypE 

SEwING MACHINE ONLy) ..................................................................... 3

  6. SEwING pATTERN SETUp BLOCk (LEfT pANEL) ............................. 4

 6-1. Configuration

 .................................................................................................................................4

 6-2. Operating procedure of the sewing pattern

 ...............................................................................5

(1) Reverse feed stitching pattern ....................................................................................................5
(2) Overlapped stitching pattern .......................................................................................................6

 6-3. One-touch setting

 .........................................................................................................................7

 6-4. Production support function

 ........................................................................................................8

 6-5. Setting of functions

 .................................................................................................................... 11

  7. pROdUCTION MANAGEMENT dATA MEASUREMENT BLOCk (RIGHT 

pANEL) .................................................................................................. 12

 7-1. Configuration

 ...............................................................................................................................12

 7-2. Normal startup mode

 ..................................................................................................................13

(1) Normal startup mode screen .....................................................................................................14
(2) No. switch input procedure under normal startup mode ...........................................................15
(3) List of No. input patterns by switches ........................................................................................16
(4) Outputting measurement data ...................................................................................................17
(5) How to change over the shift .....................................................................................................17

 7-3. Setup mode

 ..................................................................................................................................18

(1) Setup mode screen ...................................................................................................................18
(2) MAC address check screen ......................................................................................................19
(3) Memory switch setup screen .....................................................................................................20
(4) Clock setup screen ....................................................................................................................22
(5) Initialization screen ....................................................................................................................23
(6) USB format screen ....................................................................................................................24
(7) IP address setup screen ............................................................................................................25
(8) Version check screen ................................................................................................................26

 7-4. Software rewrite mode

 ................................................................................................................27

   8. AUTOMATIC COMpENSATION Of NEUTRAL pOINT Of THE pEdAL 

SENSOR ................................................................................................ 28

  9. SELECTION Of THE pEdAL SpECIfICATIONS ................................ 28
 10. SETTING Of THE AUTO LIfTER fUNCTION ..................................... 29
 11. SELECTING pROCEdURE Of THE kEy-LOCk fUNCTION ............. 30
 12. INITIALIzATION Of THE SETTING dATA ........................................... 30
 13. ERROR INdICATION............................................................................. 31

Summary of Contents for IT-10

Page 1: ...ENGLISH IT 10 INSTRUCTION MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...Normal startup mode 13 1 Normal startup mode screen 14 2 No switch input procedure under normal startup mode 15 3 List of No input patterns by switches 16 4 Outputting measurement data 17 5 How to change over the shift 17 7 3 Setup mode 18 1 Setup mode screen 18 2 MAC address check screen 19 3 Memory switch setup screen 20 4 Clock setup screen 22 5 Initialization screen 23 6 USB format screen 24 7...

Page 3: ...GEMENT DATA MEASUREMENT BLOCK RIGHT PANEL 1 Introduction Sewing pattern setup block Production management data measurement block Be careful of handling this product so as not to pour water or oil shock by dropping and the like since this product is a precision instrument 1 3 2 A 3 2 1 CN105 5V SW GND 1 2 3 1 Press in the direction of arrow mark the click of section A of cord outlet cover 2 assembl...

Page 4: ... device or USB cable connected to the USB port while the sewing machine is in opera tion The machine vibration can damage the port section resulting in loss of data stored on the USB device or breakage of the USB device or sewing machine Do not insert remove a USB device during reading writing a program or sewing data It may cause data breakage or malfunction When the storage space of a USB device...

Page 5: ...ustment mode 3 Turn the pulley of the machine head by hand un til the main shaft reference signal is detected At this time the degree of an angle from the main shaft reference signal is displayed on the indica tor B The value is the reference value 4 In this state align the white dot 7 of the hand wheel with the concave 8 of the pulley cover as shown in the figure 5 Press switch 6 to finish the ad...

Page 6: ...umber of stitches for which is to be changed The selected process flashes on and off 5 switch Used for changing the content of the selected display flashing section and for changing over effective ineffective of the reverse stitch at sewing end 6 switch Used for changing the content of the selected display flashing section 7 switch Used for calling the production support function by keeping the sw...

Page 7: ...verse feed stitches dis play is not flashing on and off every press on switch 3 changes over the reverse feed stitching mode from the reverse feed stitching at sewing start double reverse feed stitching at sewing start and no reverse feed stitching at sewing start In addition every time switch 5 is pressed the reverse feed stitching feature changes over from the reverse feed stitching at sewing en...

Page 8: ...rn can be changed over by press ing switch 2 When the overlapped stitching pattern is rendered effective LED D lights up 2 Select a process A B C or D the number of stitches for which is to be changed by us ing switch 4 The number which is flashing on and off represents the process which is being set 3 Change the number of stitches for the selected process by using switch 5 and switch 6 4 Press sw...

Page 9: ...he max sewing speed The max sewing speed of the machine head is set The upper limit of the set value differs with the type of ma chine head to which the SC is connected Setting range 150 Max value sti min 5 Material end sensor function Material end sensor function is ineffective Once the material end is detected the sewing machine stops running after having sewn the num ber of stitches set with 7 ...

Page 10: ...roduction volume management function Target No of pcs display mode F100 Target actual No of pcs difference display mode F200 The target number of pieces actual number of pieces and the difference between the target and actual num ber of pieces along with the operation time are displayed to notify the operators of a delay and advance in real time Sewing machine operators are allowed to engage sewin...

Page 11: ...6 Refer to the table Mode resetting operation for the resetting procedure of data 7 To return to the normal sewing state press switch 7 Data to be displayed under the respective modes are as described in the table below Mode name Indicator A Indicator B Indicator B when switch 5 is pressed Target No of pcs display mode F100 Actual number of pieces Unit piece 1 Target number of pieces Unit piece 2 ...

Page 12: ...or 2 seconds Switch 5 held pressed for 4 sec onds Target No of pcs display mode F100 Resets the actual number of pieces Resets the difference between tar get number of pieces and actual number of pieces Target actual No of pcs differ ence display mode F200 Resets the actual number of pieces Resets the difference between tar get number of pieces and actual number of pieces Sewing machine availabili...

Page 13: ...tent of the setting is con firmed Be careful when the content of a setting is changed when the switch is touched Example Changing the maximum number of revolutions setting No 96 Press switch 3 or switch 4 to call setting No 96 The current set value is displayed on indicator B Press switch 5 to change the setting to 2500 The content of setting of the setting No returns to the initial value by press...

Page 14: ...Optional ID LED Lights up when Optional ID is displayed on B See 7 2 1 Normal startup mode screen F Transmitted data LED Lights up when Transmitted data is displayed on B See 7 2 1 Normal startup mode screen G No LED The selected No will light up 1 switch The value to be indicated in B is set up here The value in creases when this switch is pressed 2 switch The value to be indicated in B is set up...

Page 15: ...h had been selected before it was turned off in the previous operation The selected item and the number for which the ID is registered are indicated in LED When the No switch 1 is pressed the ID data for the selected No is indicated When the switch 2 is pressed the following item screen is displayed ...

Page 16: ... the No switch Press the switch is pressed Optional ID display screen The 8 digit optional ID is indicated A registered ID can be set up from the No switch Press the switch is pressed Transmission display screen Up to 16 digits of the transmission data is indicated A registered ID can be set up from the No switch Press the switch is pressed Press the switch is pressed After 3 seconds After 3 secon...

Page 17: ...r switch is not pressed within 1 second and two switch operation if the next switch is pressed within 1 second For one switch operation the corresponding No LED lights up For two switch operation the first No LED lights up and the second No LED blinks e g Inputting 3 one switch operation is pressed lights up No switch is input successively for 1 second or lon ger e g Inputting 25 two switch operat...

Page 18: ...No First switch input Second switch input 1 After 1 second 16 2 After 1 second 17 3 After 1 second 18 4 After 1 second 19 5 After 1 second 20 6 21 7 22 8 23 9 24 10 25 11 26 12 27 13 28 14 29 15 30 indication Lights up indication Blinks When No 30 switches is input ID will be unselected ...

Page 19: ...ion and check the IP address in a similar fashion to other ID data indication The sewing machine ID can be checked by No 29 switches for transmission data and the IP address by No 30 switches e g For IP address 192 168 1 106 1st block After 1 5 seconds 2nd block After 1 5 seconds 3rd block After 3 seconds 4th block After 1 5 seconds Clock indication 5 How to change over the shift 1 2 3 Shift numbe...

Page 20: ...he switch Clock setup screen The clock is set up See 7 3 4 Clock setup screen IP address check screen The procedure to obtain the IP address is selected See 7 3 7 IP address setup screen Press the switch Press the switch If this screen appears turn the power OFF and re turn it ON Version check screen The panel version is checked See 7 3 8 Version check screen 7 3 Setup mode 1 Setup mode screen Whe...

Page 21: ... 19 2 MAC address check screen 3 Press the switch 3 to switch the block indica tion for MAC address Since MAC address is set up for each device it can only be checked on the IT panel 3 3 3 ...

Page 22: ... memory switch can be selected by pressing switch 1 or switch 2 in this condition When the memory switch has been selected press the switch 3 to indicate the setting value A for the selected memory switch The setting value can be changed by pressing the switch 1 or switch 2 here and the setting value is saved by pressing the switch 3 again After the completion of the setting procedure turn the pow...

Page 23: ...The clock screen is automatically displayed after the set period in U03 after ID indication ON U11 Indication ID on clock screen This item is valid only when U10 is set to OFF The type of ID indicated by lighting up the LED on the clock display screen is selected 0 Product number 1 Operator ID 2 Optional ID 3 Transmission data 0 U12 Number of stitches neglected by manual switch The production coun...

Page 24: ...ich IA 1 is connected time is auto matically obtained from IA 1 Turn OFF the power supply after setting up every thing up to second 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 Clock setup screen Year setting Month setting 3 1 2 Date setting Hour setting Second setting 3 1 2 Minute setting Press the switch is pressed Press the switch is pressed Press the switch is pressed Press the switch is pressed Press the sw...

Page 25: ...he initialization No The initialization No can be selected by pressing the switch 1 or switch 2 in this condition 0 Initialization is not executed 1 Memory switch and so forth are initialized 2 Measurement data is initialized 3 Both memory switches and measurement data are initialized Then press switch 3 to confirm the selection and turn the power OFF 1 2 3 ...

Page 26: ...displayed when the switch 3 is pressed on the USB format screen YES and NO are switched by pressing the switch 1 or switch 2 Press the switch 3 while YES is displayed to start formatting the media connected to USB WAIT will be displayed during formatting and it returns to the USB format screen when formatting is completed ...

Page 27: ...he IP address setup screen IP address mode selection Select the method by pressing the switch 1 or switch 2 with the IP address mode selected and confirm the selection by pressing the switch 3 When DHCP or APIPA is selected as the method the following indication will appear and the screen indication will stay that way ...

Page 28: ...d on the version check screen Select the subject to check the version by pressing the switch 1 or switch 2 on the version check screen 1 2 3 Switch the indication in order of R V L branch num bers using the switch 3 When manual input is selected the IP address input screen will appear Select the IP address using the switch 1 or switch 2 for each block and then confirm with the switch 3 The screen ...

Page 29: ...r software update mode 3 Load the software and press the switch 3 while PGWr is displayed to start software rewrite Rewrite cannot be executed if several pro grams are written in USB Never cut off the power supply or pull out the USB during this process Neglect may result in main unit failure Rewrite progress is indicated while data is load ed and PoFF is displayed when it is completed Turn OFF th...

Page 30: ... 4 turn ON the power switch 2 Compensated value is displayed on indica tor B 1 At this time the pedal sensor does not work properly if the pedal is depressed Do not place the foot or any object on the pedal Warning sound blips and the correct compen sation value is not displayed 2 If any display 0 or 8 other than a numeric value ap pears on indicator B refer to the Engineer s Manual 9 Selection of...

Page 31: ...cally lifted when pro grammed stitching is completed Solenoid drive display 33V Air drive display 24V 1 To perform re turning ON of the power be sure to perform after the time of one second or more has passed If ON OFF operation of the power is performed quickly setting may be not changed over well 2 Auto lifter is not actuated unless this function is properly selected 3 When FL ON is selected wit...

Page 32: ...the setting data All contents of function setting can be returned to the standard set values 4 Turn OFF the power switch and turn ON the power switch after closing the front cover The machine returns to the normal motion 1 When you carry out the aforementioned operation the neutral position correction value for the pedal sensor is also initialized It is therefore necessary to carry out automatic c...

Page 33: ...S data storage is going to be full soon When it is full and used data will be erased from the oldest ones Reset Press the switch E703 Panel connection to an unexpected sewing machine model error When the models of panel and sewing machine do not match in initial communication Connect the operation panel to the correct sewing machine E704 Unmatched system version System version does not match in in...

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