Butterfly B1501B/T, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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Butterfly B1501B/T - Single Head 15 Needle Embroidery Machine Manual
3 H
OOPING
3.1 S
ETTING UP THE TUBULAR ARMS
The tubular arms are what hold the tubular hoops onto the machine. The tubular arms attach
to the machine onto the pantograph . The tubular setup is the most common type of embroidery used
on these types of machines. The tubular system utilizes the tubular hoops. The tubular system is most
common because it’s a
much quicker and easier
way to hoop.
To use the tubular
system, you will need to
first install the tubular
arms if they have not
already been installed. To
install the tubular arms,
start by sliding the left
tubular arm into the
pantograph into one the
slots on the left side of the
pantograph (1). There are
several slots on the
pantograph for different
size of hoops. It does not
matter which slots are
uses as long as the hoop
will fit once both arms have been installed. (2) Slightly tighten the 2 screws on the tubular arm, onto the
pantograph. The next step will be to select the hoop size you would like to use (3). Many embroidery
machines such as the Butterfly will accept large, medium and small hoops. Large hoops are overall
larger from the far left tab to the far right tab where as small hoops are smaller from one tab to the
next. On standard size hoops (which might be 9cm, 12cm, 15cm, 18cm, etc) the length from one tab
end to the next is 360mm. Once you select the hoop size, measure the hoop from tab to tab. Next
install the right tubular arm (4) in the slots on the pantograph the same distance away from each other
as the length of the hoop. Slightly tighten (5) the 2 screws on the tubular arm. It is recommended that
you then place the hoop into the tubular arms to ensure it fits correctly and that the arms are not at an
angle. On each of the tubular tabs, there are sides that have beveled ends. These beveled ends slide
into the tubular arm springs at a 30 – 45 degree angle. Place the hoop into the tubular arms under the
tubular arm springs. It is not necessary to have anything hooped into the hoop at this time. Check that
the arms are not angled and then tighten the 4 tubular arm screws (2) & (5).
Figure 3-1: View of tubular arm system