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Industrial Dobby Loom User's Manual Using the IDL
Reversing Cloth Direction Page | 19
Automatic Loom Control
Automatic Loom Control means hands-free operation. Your loom will
automatically cycle through its pre-programmed weaving plan; you’ll need
only to load and replace bobbins as they empty. This will be your usual
weaving mode, your production mode.
BE SAFE!! If you need to suddenly stop your loom at any time, push the
EMERGENCY STOP on the Control Panel.
If you use the EMERGENCY STOP, you'll need to pay careful attention to your
pattern when restarting the loom. Remember that the EMERGENCY STOP will
not allow the loom to proceed to the end of the current pick cycle, however,
when you restart the loom, it will automatically move to the beginning of the
next cycle (see Restarting After an "Emergency Stop" on page 9).
1) Set the AUTO/MANUAL control on the Control box to AUTO: the
red light on is.
CAUTION:
The next step will put the loom in motion. Be sure that no one is standing at
either end of the shuttle race and that all hands are clear of the front of the
beater and other pinch points.
2) When you’re ready, press the green RUN button: the green light is
on, the red light is off, the loom will run through the weaving cycle
continuously.
3) Hit the PAUSE button at any time to temporarily stop the loom: the
green light is off, the yellow light is on, the loom stops. When you
are ready to resume, press the
PAUSE button again: the yellow
light is off, the green light is on.
4) When you want to stop your weaving session, press STOP . The
loom will proceed to the end of the current cycle and stop. To shut
down the loom, push the TURN ON / PUSH OFF button.
R
EVERSING
C
LOTH
D
IRECTION
Sometimes you’ll want to reverse the rotation of your cloth; you want to
back-up. This is possible on your IDL, but it does require some extra effort
and you’ll have to unwind the cloth by hand.
1) Turn off the Cloth Storage/Regulator Switch at the left side of the
loom.