DAHAO A88 - Page 174

Chapter 12 Directions on Coiling, Taping and Zigzag Embroidery
166 BECS-A88/C88 computerized embroidery machine owner’s manual
2. E axis
According to the difference in motor and whether to use the proximity switch
for positioning, E axis can be divided to the following types:
1) Stepping motor, driving heads separately, without proximity switch for
positioning
2) Stepping motor, driving heads by one motor, with proximity switch for
positioning
3) Stepping motor, driving heads by one motor, without proximity switch for
positioning
4) Servomotor driving, with proximity switch for positioning
3. Clamp foot axis
The working diagram of the clamp foot: (The clamp foot working height is the
interval of the foot’s movement with every stitch. The clamp foot rising height is
the foot’s moving distance from the bottom to the upper point in non-embroidery
mode. And it’s also called the clamp foot limited height.)
The clamp foot
working height
The clamp foot
rising height
The clamp f oot upper
The clamp foot bottom
The clamp foot
rising sketch map
a
b
c
The clamp foot
rising height
The clamp f oot upper
The clamp foot bottom
The clamp foot
rising sketch map
a
b
c
According to the difference in motor and whether to use the proximity switch