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General| Type | Industrial Sewing Machine |
|---|---|
| Stitch Type | Lockstitch |
| Stitch Length | Up to 6mm |
| Sewing Speed | 5000 stitches per minute |
| Machine Weight | 35kg |
Details the intended application, materials, and technical specifications of the sewing unit.
Covers essential operations like swiveling stations, needle/thread handling, and monitors.
Guides through powering on, setting reference position, stopping, and powering off the unit.
Explains specific methods for producing trousers and breast welt pockets.
Details the function and operation of optional equipment like tape feeders and zipper devices.
Covers essential cleaning and oil level checks for optimal machine performance.
Lists the components included in the basic sewing unit package.
Provides important initial instructions and safety notes for installation personnel.
Details connecting the control panel and the main power supply.
Covers connecting compressed air and setting operating pressure.
Instructions for connecting the factory-own vacuum unit hose.
Final steps for preparing the sewing unit for initial operation.
Provides guidelines on adjustments, dependencies, and safety during service operations.
Covers checking and adjusting rear and front end positions and toothed belt tension.
Details adjusting clamp stroke, parallelism, and distances to the folder sole.
Instructions for changing, positioning, and adapting the folder and its slides.
Procedures for setting flap clamp position and opening stroke.
Covers positioning, protection, and contact pressure of the centre knife.
Details the correct adjustment of the thread catcher and counterknives.
Includes presetting, belt tension, alignment, slant, and knife exchange.
Provides basic values for laser markings used in positioning.
Covers checking photocells and correcting the left light barrier for specific pockets.
Instructions for adjusting the height of the vacuum plate.
Guides adjustments for downholder, ejector roller, and zipper scissors.
Provides a schedule for daily, weekly, and periodic maintenance tasks.
Overview of the DACIII control generation, its interface, and programming capabilities.
Details the touch screen, its symbols, keys, and menu structure.
Lists pre-stored seam programs with storage locations and seam types.
Explains elements displayed on the main screen: pattern, program, functions.
Covers seam sequences, functions, copying programs, and seam parameters.
Details parameters for seam course, speed, length, slant, and knife functions.
Covers general machine settings affecting all programmed seams.
Includes multitest, machine tests, DAC update, USB data transfer, and panel settings.
Procedures for saving and loading program data using a USB stick.
Adjusting display brightness, contrast, calibration, and touch screen tests.
Resetting global, sewing parameters, and sequences to factory settings.
Blocking menu levels and securing them with a password.
Displays information about the current software version.
Covers errors related to motor timeout, excess current, overload, and temperature.
Details errors for step motors such as timeout, excess current, and overheating.
Includes errors for voltage drops, machine temperature, and air supply issues.
Lists errors related to CAN modules for corner knives and I/O units.
Covers messages for program validity, updates, resets, and active settings.
Details errors for folder stamps, corner knives, zipper scissors, and downholder.
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