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The “Timers” menu allows the operator to set timers that can be used to adjust the press.  

 

“Index Dwell” 

- Delays  the machine before it indexes 

again in (A) “Full Auto” mode. This function slows the ma-
chine to allow more time to unload and load the press 
before the print cycle completes.  

 

“Safety Timeout” 

- Automatically disables the foot pedal 

from starting a print sequence while in (P) “Auto w/ Pedal” 
mode if the pedal has not been pressed within the same 
amount of time. 

 

“Flood Chop Delay” 

- Delays the flood carriage from mov-

ing after the print and chop sequence has completed. 

 

“Print Chop Delay” 

- Delays the print carriage from moving 

after the flood and chop sequence has completed. 

 

“Close” 

- This will close the sub-menu.  

To access the “Counter” menu, press the round shirt button 
next to the current print job count. A sub-menu will appear 
with the following functions: 

 

 

“Reset Counter” 

- Resets the counter back to zero. 

 

“Set Job Count” 

- Allows the operator to select the num-

ber of items to be printed before a warning appears and 
the machine is paused.  

 

“Close” 

- This will close the sub-menu. 

The step back function is a powerful feature allowing the 
press to perform a print, flash, print, and a second flash while 
only using two print heads (instead of four).  To activate this 
feature, setup one head as a flash and turn “Step Back” mode 
on for that head (as seen on the screen capture to the right):  

With the settings configured per the example the machine will 
perform as below: 

1.  Forward index and print the item on head 1. 

2.  Forward index and flash the item that was printed on 

head 1. 

3.  Reverse index and print the same item on head 1. 

4.  Forward index and flash the same item on head 2. 

5.  Forward index and print all remaining configured heads. 

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Summary of Contents for SAB1012

Page 1: ...Owner s Manual SABRE SERIES Models SAB86 SAB810 SAB1012 SAB1214 3730 E Southern Avenue Phoenix AZ 85040 USA 800 778 8779 Workhorseproducts com 1 67 1610 Rev J15...

Page 2: ...ent Even though our packaging has been designed to handle normal shipping conditions we cannot foresee damages done by the carrier We will not be responsible for damages that occur during transportati...

Page 3: ...ir 110 PSI 6 9 BAR 7 CFM 198 L M Diameter 15 6 4 7M Weight 6 175 Lbs 2 8006KG Speed 750 850 60 70 Dozen Per Hour SABRE ROLL IN FLASHBACK FLASH CURING UNIT Flashback 20X20 51X51CM Power 220V 50 60HZ 4...

Page 4: ...unction will void your warranty and may result in personal injury Compliance with the operation maintenance and safety guidelines of the machine will ensure years of trouble free printing Before You B...

Page 5: ...d unless all safety precautions and devices are in place o Maintain a safe distance from all moving parts o Loose clothing should not be worn while operating the machine o Operators should wear any al...

Page 6: ...EAR or READY DO NOT operate without visual inspection to ensure there are no personnel within the operational area of the equipment ALWAYS disconnect the power source when servicing or entering the ma...

Page 7: ...s button is located to the left of the language button which controls A Check for Updates Will check the Workhorse cloud system for firmware updates Wi Fi connection required B Register Machine Resist...

Page 8: ...n will start a new print job and sequentially print and flash on the heads that are activated Pause will pause a print job at any time To resume press this button again Finish will sequentially deacti...

Page 9: ...raise or lower the pallets H Orbital Mode A mode that allows the operator to send garments around the press multiple times to maximize print head and flash capabilities I Timers Opens the Timers page...

Page 10: ...termines when the head should flood to minimize drying issues with water based ink G Flood With Index This button will direct the head to flood the screen while indexing Selecting With will significan...

Page 11: ...u will appear with the following functions Reset Counter Resets the counter back to zero Set Job Count Allows the operator to select the num ber of items to be printed before a warning appears and the...

Page 12: ...trokes before the flashback flashes Press Flash Interval to easily change the amount of print strokes For example to Print Print Flash Print set the flash interval to two strokes Flash Before Print Tu...

Page 13: ...conditions The Print Arms section allows the operator to change the physical I O ports for each print head This function can be useful if a problem arises with an I O port on the press Workhorse Prod...

Page 14: ...alf inches from the top outside edge of the screen frame Maintain image placement on each screen to one eight of an inch of one another Taping the back of the screen within one inch of the image area...

Page 15: ...MICRO LEFT RIGHT ADJUSTMENT Turning this knob counter clockwise causes the image to shift to the left on the garment being printed Turning the knob clockwise causes the image to shift to the right on...

Page 16: ...he knob clockwise to shift the screen to the left Before setting up the job adjust the knobs so that the arrow is in the center of the square The micro adjust being centered signifies there is plenty...

Page 17: ...en clamps to hold the screen in registration The control panel on top of the print head triggers the pneumatic cylinders to lock down the clamp bars 3730 E Southern Avenue Phoenix AZ 85040 USA 800 778...

Page 18: ...p Lock or Unlock Flood Speed Control Print Speed Control Manual Test Print Table Up Rear Screen Clamp Lock or Unlock Quartz Flash Connection Index Tables 3730 E Southern Avenue Phoenix AZ 85040 USA 80...

Page 19: ...by pushing and holding the button with the shirt icon that has arrows above and below it for one second The machine will raise Press and hold again to lower the machine Flood speed is adjusted by turn...

Page 20: ...o determine when to limit the carriage travel To control the stroke length for the flood stroke move the black knurled knob fore and aft on the print arm to limit carriage travel To control the stroke...

Page 21: ...right side of the housing To increase air pressure turn the knob clockwise To decrease air pressure turn the knob counter clockwise The air pressure is displayed on the gauge located on the front of t...

Page 22: ...amp to pivot up allowing clearance for a roll in flash Pivoting the head up will allow the clearance needed for flash or Flashback In Heads Up Mode to be installed in a particular station 3730 E South...

Page 23: ...th the clamps and slide to the left Install the flood bar first followed by the squeegee Lock the squeegee and flood bar into position using the switch located on the print head control panel 3730 E S...

Page 24: ...age shows the backside of a flood bar Notice the notches and clamp cylinder lockdowns for installation 3730 E Southern Avenue Phoenix AZ 85040 USA 800 778 8779 Workhorseproducts com 24 Squeegee and Fl...

Page 25: ...the angles loosen the black levers on the adjust ment flange and twist the bar the squeegee and flood bar are mounted to Tighten the levers to maintain the desired position The photo below shows the...

Page 26: ...ingly 4 Pull the carriage forward to confirm the screen is flooded properly 5 If the angle of the squeegee has changed the flood bar pressure will also have changed Review the flood bar pressure to av...

Page 27: ...tabs that are located on the wheel Each tab has two sides and either side may be used Rotating the tabs under the ring will increase the off contact Ensure that the tabs do not contact the center rin...

Page 28: ...rol box is telescopic It can be adjusted in or out by loosening the handle located on the side of the control arm 3730 E Southern Avenue Phoenix AZ 85040 USA 800 778 8779 Workhorseproducts com 28 Cont...

Page 29: ...of the pallet aluminum 2 Use a 9 16 wrench to raise the pallet by rotating the top nut Use the other 9 16 wrench to adjust the nut on the bottom side of the aluminum pallet base to raise the pallet 3...

Page 30: ...roper operation 2 Drain compressor daily 3 Change the filter in the eliminator no less than every 4 months If milky fluid is observed in either side of your filter regulator lubricator FRL the air dry...

Page 31: ...ally disclaims the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose Equipment manufactured or sold by Workhorse Products is warranted against defects in workmanship and mater...

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