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Lists the technical specifications of the A7 controller product.
Illustrates controller ports and details 18P function port pin assignments.
Explains the pin functions for the 12-pin port.
Provides guidelines for proper wiring and grounding of the system.
Explains the display elements and icons on the operation panel.
Details the functions of various keys on the operation panel.
Auxiliary functions and settings accessible via the operation panel.
Settings for piece/stitch count, step motor calibration, and stitch length.
Explains the function of thin thickness detection during sewing.
Procedures for setting thickness identification for thin and thick materials.
Table mapping parameter items to thickness detection settings.
How to enter and navigate parameter modes for settings.
Detailed list of system parameters, their ranges, and default values.
Information on accessing and interpreting monitor mode data.
Lists warning codes and their corrective actions.
Details error codes, their descriptions, and solutions.
The A7 Operation Manual describes a controller for industrial machinery, likely a sewing machine or similar textile equipment, given the frequent mention of stitches, needles, and fabric. The manual emphasizes safe and proper operation, installation, and maintenance.
The A7 controller is designed to manage various aspects of machine operation, including stitch length, reinforcing stitches (front and rear), needle stop position, presser foot function, sewing trajectories, power-on voice messages, free sewing, thread trimming, lock sewing, pattern sewing, W bar tacking, multi-section constant-stitch sewing, presser foot control, thickness monitoring, parameter adjustment, and error detection.
The controller allows for precise adjustment of stitch length, with increments of 0.1mm using "+" and "-" keys. It supports different reinforcing sewing modes (Front Reinforcing Sewing, Front Double-reinforcing Sewing, Rear Reinforcing Sewing, Rear Double-reinforcing Sewing) with adjustable stitch counts from 1 to 15. The needle stop position can be toggled between upper and lower stops, and the presser foot function can be turned on or off.
Several sewing trajectories are available:
The controller includes a power-on voice message system that can be enabled or disabled. It supports free sewing and thread trimming, with a dedicated icon on the LCD screen indicating when trimming is enabled. Lock sewing allows for tight stitching, and pattern sewing can be switched between mode and editing. Special functions like W bar tacking and multi-section constant-stitch sewing are also supported.
Thickness monitoring is a key feature, allowing the machine to slow down and adjust needle distance when fabric thickness changes. This function includes settings for thin and thick material thickness identification, with parameters like "A terrier number of threads," "A terrier speed," "Compensation value of over-stalk needle distance," "Thickness detection sensitivity," and "A terrier trajectory."
The operation panel features an LCD module that displays the current sewing mode, parameters, start/end back tacking, presser foot status, needle position, and soft start sewing. Navigation and adjustment are done via "+" and "-" keys for increment/decrement, and left/right keys for selection.
The manual also lists numerous other parameters (P01-P111) covering various aspects of machine operation, including speeds for different sewing modes, stitch compensation, presser foot settings, clamping angles, and oil level detection. Monitor mode (M01-M49) provides feedback on spindle speed, AD values, busbar voltage, encoder values, IO port values, motor angles, software versions, and error history.
| Brand | Jack |
|---|---|
| Model | A7-D |
| Category | Sewing Machine |
| Language | English |
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