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General| Needles | 12 |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | USB |
| Maximum Embroidery Area | 12.6" x 19.7" (320mm x 500mm) |
| Memory Capacity | 20 million stitches or 200 designs |
| Data Input | USB |
| Type | Embroidery Machine |
| Hoop Size | Various sizes available |
| Power Supply | 220V/50Hz |
| Embroidery Area | 320mm x 500mm |
| Voltage | 220V |
| Stitch Speed | 1200 stitches per minute |
Machine's display screen for operation and design viewing.
Loading and saving embroidery designs to/from disk drives.
Machine's memory limits for designs and stitches.
Adjusting the main shaft's rotation speed.
Modifying design size and orientation during embroidery.
Function to detect and stop on thread breaks.
Manages color change codes for automatic thread changes.
Safety feature to prevent frame collisions.
Returns the frame to the origin point after embroidery.
Allows frame movement for positioning without embroidering.
Repeats designs multiple times in specified directions.
Moves the frame around the design border.
Transforms designs by scaling and rotating them.
Operations for deleting, copying, and combining designs.
Lists, inputs, outputs, and formats disks.
How the machine displays and informs about errors.
Restores frame position after power loss or stops.
Fine-tunes the main shaft's stopping point.
Resumes embroidery after interruptions like thread breaks.
Merges multiple designs into a single new design.
Automatically restarts a design after completion.
Sets an alternative starting or reference point.
Changes the user interface language.
Selects automatic or manual thread trimming.
Describes the machine's physical control panel and its buttons.
Explains the information, icons, and areas on the machine's main screen.
Details the function of various keys, including function, numerical, and special keys.
Instructions for manually operating the frame and adjusting embroidery speed.
Explains the main shaft stop position indicator and start/stop buttons.
Explains embroidery preparation and confirmation modes.
Describes embroidery types and resuming operations after stops.
Configures the order of operations for automatic color changes.
Step-by-step guide for loading embroidery designs from external media.
Process for choosing designs stored in the machine's memory.
Essential tasks to perform before starting an embroidery job.
How to access and navigate the machine's parameter settings.
Adjusting design size, direction, and angle during operation.
Setting parameters for repeating designs in X and Y directions.
Setting an alternative starting or reference point for embroidery.
Enabling or disabling continuous design cycles.
Setting up automatic color changes based on design.
Settings for jump stitches, thread breaks, and patching behavior.
Settings related to automatic and manual thread trimming.
Machine-specific settings like speed and needle configuration.
General settings affecting machine behavior.
Functions for returning the frame to origin or stop points.
Steps to set the main shaft's origin point.
Performing thread trimming manually as needed.
Operations to check and operate within design boundaries.
Navigating between design codes and embroidering lines.
Moving frame by a specified stitch count.
Viewing files and space on floppy/USB disks.
Loading designs from disks into machine memory.
Downloading designs from a PC via COM port.
Removing design files from storage media.
Saving memory designs to floppy or USB disks.
Preparing disks for use by formatting them.
How to enter the design management interface.
Choosing designs from memory for the embroidery process.
Viewing design parameters, coordinates, and stitch counts.
Loading designs from disk into machine memory.
Removing specific designs from the machine's memory.
Modifying sequences or batches of designs.
Duplicating existing memory designs.
Merging two memory designs into a single new design.
Splitting one design into two separate designs.
Erasing all designs currently stored in memory.
Verifying design correctness and diagnosing errors.
Changing the name of stored design files.
Adjusting the width of satin stitches for compensation.
Creating designs by arranging letters and digits.
Defining the embroidery range for the frame using software.
Restoring the frame's position after power interruptions.
Resetting machine parameters to their factory default values.
Changing the machine's user interface language.
Establishing the frame's origin point for proper operation.
Diagnostic functions for checking computer circuits and mechanical parts.
Protecting machine settings from unauthorized changes.
Table of choices and standard values for scale parameters.
Table of choices and standard values for repetition settings.
Table of choices and standard values for various switchable parameters.
Reference table of error codes and their corresponding causes.
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