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Technical Manual & Parts Lists
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Advanced Settings Menus
The Advanced Settings menus are comprised of the three ADVANCED SETUP pages. They are
accessed through the ADVANCDE SETTINGS button and on the SETUP page. A mechanics security
code must be entered in the security page for these settings to be available. The following is a list of all
settings and their functions.
1. Panel Length:
The length of the panel in tenths of an inch
that is saved in the styles menu. This effects the stopping
position when stopping for splices and roll changes. When
using the splice feature the panel size must be setup in styles
for each size panel sewn. This does not affect the sewing of
the panel or the corner stopping page.
2. Panel Width: The width of the panel in tenths of an inch
that is saved in the styles menu. This effects the stopping
position when stopping for splices and roll changes. When
using the splice feature the panel size must be setup in styles
for each size panel sewn. This does not affect the sewing of
the panel or the corner stopping page.
3. Blower Setting: Controls the speed of the air table Blower motor. A setting of 0 is off, 1 is the lowest
speed, and 7 is the highest speed. This does the same thing as the blower control buttons on the
MANUAL page.
4. Stitches Between Ruffles: The number of stitches sewn into the ruffle after the ruffling blade is
retracted. This number is set to sew to the trailing edge of each ruffle and is usually set to 2 or 3.
5. Ruffles / Corner: This is the number of Ruffles that will be made in each corner. When the Rotator
reaches the Out Limit Switch any remaining ruffles will be ignored. Adjust the number of ruffles along
with the speed of the turning so that all required ruffles are completed in the turn.
6. Last Ruffle Stitches: The number of stitches sewn on the last ruffle after the Extra Ruffle Stitches.
This number is set to sew off of the trailing edge of the last ruffle before the sewing switches back to
high speed. It is usually set to 2 or 3.
7. Corner Stop Cnt: A stitch count used to adjust the stopping position of the panel at the corners.
Adjust so that the panel stops approximately 3” from the needle. When this counter is set correctly, the
edge of the panel will line up with the right edge guide plate at the end of the corner ruffle. This is the
primary counter used to set the corner stopping position.
8. Low Speed Stop Cnt: This is a stitch count at positioning speed to control the stopping of the
sewing head. It is adjusted so that there is one slow stitch as the machine stops sewing in the corners.
This count is proportional to sewing speed.
9. End Sew Stop Delay: The number of stitches sewn after the gusset End Detector sees the starting
end of the gusset and sewing stops. Use this counter to adjust the amount of overlap of the gusset
material needed for closing. Setting this counter to "0" disables the End Detector and causes the machine
to stop based on the End Sew Gap setting.
10. Edge Guide Jam Delay: The amount of time the Edge Guide Eye can remain in one state (light or
dark) before a jam error will occur. This time is in 1/100ths seconds.
11. Looper Thread Detect Delay: The time from the sewing head starting in high speed until the
Looper thread detector becomes active. Adjust to allow the head to reach full speed before the thread
detector becomes active. This time is in
1/100ths seconds. If this time is too short, false thread breaks will occur at start-up.
12. Needle Thread Detect Delay: The time from the sewing head starting in high speed until the needle
thread detector becomes active. Adjust to allow the head to reach full speed
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