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TAJIMA TFMX-IIC - User Manual

TAJIMA TFMX-IIC
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Original Instructions
M-MX47-E
(2020.04)
USER
’S MANUAL
TFMX-IIC TYPE-2
TFMX-C
(single head machine)
TWMX-C
TFMX (L)
How to perform embroidery
1. To turn ON the power ..................................................................34
2. Thread passing, fabric setting......................................................37
3. Registration of a design into the machine memory......................41
4. Decision of an embroidery design and the color change sequence ........ 50
5. Decision of the design start position ............................................57
6. Check items before embroidering ................................................64
7. Embroidery starts.........................................................................68

Table of Contents

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Summary

Chapter 1 Items that must be followed carefully

Safety Precautions

Essential guidelines for preventing accidents and ensuring safe operation.

Important Warning Items for Safe Operation (UL and CSA-spec.)

Detailed safety warnings and instructions applicable to UL and CSA specified machines.

Warning Labels

Identifies and explains the meaning of various warning labels affixed to the machine.

Inspection Before Starting Work

Procedures for inspecting and checking machine parts before commencing work.

Chapter 2 Name and Way to Use of Each Part

Name of Each Part

Identifies and labels the main components of different machine models (TFMX-C, TWMX-C, etc.).

How to Use Each Part

Explains the operation and function of various machine parts and controls.

Chapter 3 Screen

Screen Display

Details the various elements and information displayed on the machine's main and sub-screens.

Message Display

Explains the condition data and messages displayed by the machine during operation.

Chapter 4 How to Perform Embroidery

To Turn ON the Power

Instructions on how to properly power on the embroidery machine, including switch types.

Thread Passing, Fabric Setting

Procedures for correct thread path setup and fabric mounting on the embroidery frame.

Registration of a Design into the Machine Memory

Steps for transferring embroidery designs into the machine memory via USB or PC.

Decision of an Embroidery Design and the Color Change Sequence

How to select designs and configure color sequences for embroidery.

Decision of the Design Start Position

Methods for checking design size and setting the correct starting position for embroidery.

Check Items Before Embroidering

Important checks related to maximum speed and embroidery head settings before starting.

Embroidery Starts

Procedures for starting, stopping, and managing frame movement during embroidery.

Chapter 5 Functions Concerning Embroidery

To Change Color

Manual procedure for changing the color on a specific needle bar.

To Trim Thread

Manual and automatic methods for trimming threads, including ATH settings.

To Set the Embroidery Speed

Adjusting minimum revolution, revolution limits, and maximum speed settings.

To Stop the Machine

Methods for stopping the machine automatically based on set values or frame limits.

To Change the Direction and the Size of the Design

Performing enlargement, rotation, and reversion of designs using Data Conversion.

To Embroider the Same Design Repeatedly

Settings for repeating designs horizontally, vertically, or at the same location.

To Adjust Finishing of Embroidering

Adjusting backlash, stitch length, auto jump, thread tension, and other finishing parameters.

To Increase Embroidering Efficiency

Settings for needle bar lowering, jump code combination, and frame travel speed.

To Edit Design

Procedures for modifying, inserting, or deleting stitches within a design.

Setting and Resetting of Password

Instructions for changing or canceling the machine's password protection.

Functions That Must Be Remembered

Accessing information like total stitch count, needle bar colors, software version, and language.

Chapter 6 Functions Concerning Frame Movement

To Return the Frame (Frame Back); to Advance the Frame (Frame Forward)

Switching between Frame Back and Frame Forward modes, and executing them via stop codes or stitch counts.

Necessary Works After Replacing the Frame

Changing frame types and performing design rotation for cap frames.

To Return the Frame to the Original Position

Manual offset and automatic return to original positions after manual frame travel or power interruptions.

To Return the Frame to the Design Start Position

Manually or automatically returning the frame to the design's starting point.

To Move the Frame to the Position Registered

Automatic frame movement at the start and end of embroidery using offset positions.

To Register Frame Position

Registering frame positions, such as the table offset position, for easier threading.

Chapter 7 Function Concerning Storing and Deleting of Design

Design Stored in the Machine Memory

Operations for deleting, moving, copying, renaming designs, and sorting them in memory.

Design Saved in USB Memory

Procedures for deleting and sorting designs stored on a USB memory device.

Chapter 8 Setting for Optional Device

To Make Optional Device Available for Use

Settings to enable Sequin Device, Automatic Lubrication, Network, Lochrose, Cording, Boring, and Bobbin Changer.

To Set Details of Optional Device

Detailed settings for Sequin Device III and Sequin Device IV, including feed amounts and jump insertion.

Functions Concerning Optional Device

Air compressor activation, sequin color reversal, and Lochrose counter functions.

Chapter 9 Countermeasure When Some Trouble Occurs in the Machine

Countermeasure When the Machine Stopped

Explains normal and abnormal stops, and how to restore the machine based on stop codes.

Trouble Examples and Corrective Actions

Common troubleshooting steps for issues like thread breakage, needle breaks, and bad sewing finish.

Chapter 10 Maintenance and Inspection

Items That Must Be Followed Carefully

Critical safety precautions and warnings regarding high voltage and general maintenance practices.

Cleaning

Daily and weekly cleaning procedures for key machine parts like ATH, rotary hook, head, and drive system.

Lubrication

Lubrication points and cycles for the rotary hook, head, cylinder bed, and slim cylinder bed.

Greasing

Specifies greases and greasing points for the head, rotary hook base, cylinder bed, and ATH cam/gear.

Inspection, Repair

Routine inspection points and safety guidelines for machine repair.

Chapter 11 Appendix

Spec. of the Machine

Provides power supply specifications and ambient noise level measurements for the machine.

Function Code

Lists function codes that can be edited or are for display only, used in design data.

Electrical System Diagram

Shows the electrical connections and components for single-head and multi-head machines.

Terminology

Defines technical terms and abbreviations used throughout the manual.

TAJIMA TFMX-IIC Specifications

General IconGeneral
ModelTFMX-IIC
TypeMulti-head Embroidery Machine
Stitch TypeLockstitch
Needle SystemDBxK5
WeightVaries depending on head configuration
Maximum Embroidery AreaVaries depending on head configuration (e.g., 450mm x 520mm)
Thread Break DetectionYes
USB PortYes
Needle Distance360 mm
DisplayLCD Touch Screen
Power RequirementsAC 200-240V, 50/60 Hz
Number of Needles6, 9, 12 or 15
Needle Count6, 9, 12 or 15

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