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Explanations of basic screens, keys and operations

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Restitching methods

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Restitching can be carried out using the previously explained halt function.

If the operation is halted due to needle thread breakage, etc., set the needle at the UP position, and

then using the forward jog/reverse jog keys, move to the position where the thread broke. Tie the

needle thread, etc., and restart stitching by pressing the start switch.

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 * If the start switch is turned ON while treading the needle, the sewing machine could

start rotating and create a very hazardous state. Never turn the start switch ON during this time.

Move the foot switch away from your feet area so that the start switch is not turned ON

inadvertently.

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Table of Contents3
Screen Configuration7
Stitching Data Type and Writing no14
Reading, Writing and Erasing Data (Floppy Disk)16
Reading (from Floppy Disk) [5]-116
Writing (to Floppy Disk) [5]-318
Erasing (from Floppy Disk) [5]-419
Reading, Writing and Erasing Data (Internal Memory)22
Reading (from Internal Memory) [6]-122
Writing (to Internal Memory) [6]-223
Reading, Writing and Erasing Data (Internal Memory) [6]24
Erasing (from Internal Memory) [6]-425
Reading Data (Short Cut Function)27
Creating Simple Stitching Data29
Methods of Creating Stitching Data [9]-136
Linear Input [9]-136
Arc Input [9]-440
Circle Input [9]-845
Curve Input [9]-1149
Curve Input [9]51
Point Input [9]-2055
Code Data Input [9]-2359
Back Tacking (Start/End Back Tacking) [9]-2764
Back Tacking (Overlap Back Tacking) [9]-2966
Multiple Stitching [9]-3169
Offset Stitching (with Overlap Back Tacking) [9]-3473
Zigzag Stitching (with Overlap Back Tacking) [9]-3676
[11] Call-Up Function80
Call-Up Function [11]80
[12] Modification Mode81
Main Modification Mode Functions [12]-181
Entering the Modification Mode [12]-282
Quitting the Modification Mode [12]-282
Changing the Feed Data to Home Position [12]-383
Confirming on the Image Screen [12]-484
Modification Mode [12]86
Modifying the Stitching Start Position [12]-687
Deleting a Stitch (Deleting the Designated No. of Stitches) [12]-890
Deleting a Stitch (Deleting All Stitches after the Designated Position) [12]-1092
Adding a Stitch (Adding One Stitch) [12]-1295
Adding a Stitch (Adding the same Stitch) [12]-1497
Modifying the Stitch Position (Position of Subsequent Data Fixed) [12]-16100
Modifying the Stitch Position (Subsequent Data Position Moved) [12]-18102
Modifying a Block (Changing the Prior/Subsequent Data) [12]-20105
Moving a Block (Adding New Data to the Prior/Subsequent Data) [12]-23108
Modifying a Block 1 (Linear Input) [12]-26112
Modifying a Block 2 (Broken Line, Arc, Curve Input) [12]-29116
Modifying a Block 3 (Zigzag Input) [12]-35123
Modifying a Block 4 (Changing the Feed Data) [12]-38127
Modifying the Stitching Speed (All Sections after Designated Position) [12]-48139
Modifying the Stitching Speed (N Stitches after Designated Position) [12]-50141
Modifying Code Data (Adding Code Data) [12]-52144
Modifying Code Data (Deleting Code Data) [12]-54146
[13] Data Conversion Mode149
Main Data Conversion Mode Functions [13]-1149
Entering the Conversion Mode [13]-2150
Quitting the Conversion Mode [13]-2150
Confirming on the Image Screen (for the Conversion Mode) [13]-2150
Home Position Correction [13]-3151
Back Tacking (Start/End Back Tacking) [13]-5153
Back Tacking (Overlap Back Tacking) [13]-7156
Zigzag Stitching [13]-9159
Scaling [13]-12163
Rotation [13]-17170
Offset [13]-20173
Multiple [13]-23176
[14] Function Mode180
Outline [14]-1180
Explanation of each Function Mode [14]-2181
Sewing Speed207
Appendix209
Program Mode213

Brand	Mitsubishi
Model	PLK-E Series
Category	Sewing Machine
Language	English

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