TAJIMA TCMX 601, User Manual

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Functions that are frequently used
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When the frame moved to the limit during tracing
1.
Frame movement will stop at the limit position (A) of
embroidery space.
2.
Automatic frame travel will be performed so that design fits
within embroidery space.
3.
The machine will display code number 225. Therefore, press
the reset key ( ).
4.
Perform operation of trace again for checking.
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Setting for frame back/forward
Set switching of frame back (FB)/forward (FF) and feed unit.
Frame back:
It makes only the frame move in the direction to which stitches
return (to the top of design at a maximum).
Frame forward:
It makes only the frame move in the direction to which stitches
advance (to the end of design at a maximum).
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To call the screen......................................................
The left description is an example when the frame
detects the limit. Regarding the model in which frame
limit is not detected, this example is not applied.
When tracing is interrupted
When the machine is in the following factor, the frame
will return to the start point of trace when you perform
“Manual offset” (p.5-9) or “Manual origin return” (p.6-
3). Therefore, perform tracing again according to need
after moving the frame.
• Stop by the bar switch or stop switch
• When the fix position signal does not exist (code num-
ber 211)
Stop of frame travel After frame travel
“Feed unit” is applied to the bar switch and FB/FF by the
stop switch.
The value currently selected (FB/FF) can be confirmed
on the operation panel. At thread breakage, a value will
change to FB tentatively regardless of FB/FF.
Lit in green: frame back (FB)
Unlit: frame forward (FF)
List screen List screen
Press
C
3 Frame Back (FB)/Forward (FF)
or
C
Switching of frame back/forward
Frame back/forward by color change unit
Frame back/forward by specifying the number of stitches
Setting for feed unit of frame back/forward
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4 Repeat
Stop code
Stitches
FB/FF Stitch Unit
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