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General| Brand | Texi |
|---|---|
| Model | 1501 TS PREMIUM |
| Category | Sewing Machine |
| Language | English |
General overview of the system and its correct usage.
Safety and operational precautions, including warnings and prohibitions.
Requirements for the working space, including ventilation, temperature, and humidity.
Power supply requirements and essential grounding for the electrical system.
Details on the operation panel layout and individual key functions.
Detailed explanation of the system's comprehensive functions and user-friendly features.
Procedure for transferring embroidery designs from a USB drive into machine memory.
Steps to delete embroidery designs from the machine's management interface.
How to select a design for the embroidery process from the management interface.
Instructions for deleting a single embroidery design from the management interface.
Process for exporting embroidery designs from the machine to a USB drive.
Explanation of the two embroidery status modes: preparation and operation.
Operations available in the preparation status, including parameter settings.
Guide to setting embroidery design parameters like magnification and rotation.
How to select and switch between different embroidery hoop types.
Operations that can be performed in the operation status, such as origin setting.
Procedure to set the starting point (origin) for the embroidery design.
Setting the offset point for convenient material handling and appliqué placement.
How to return the hoop to the embroidery design origin, e.g., after stopping.
Steps for using the offset point to move the hoop to the starting point.
How to return the hoop to the last stop position.
Configuring color changing sequences and needle bar replacement.
Detailed steps for setting up color change sequences and needle bar assignments.
Advanced settings for appliqué, low speed, and needle bar replacement.
Configuration for sequin embroidery, including color options and combinations.
Switching between different color sequence modes like automatic and manual.
Using float modes to skip sections or move the needle to specific locations.
Using trace operation to check design location and outline.
Procedure to restore hoop position after power interruption.
Controls for main axis speed during embroidery operation.
How to start, stop, and backstitch embroidery operations.
Controls and indicators related to sequin embroidery operations.
Using the machine's interface to create and input text for embroidery.
Steps for performing manual color changes on the machine.
How to perform manual thread trimming operations.
Procedure for manually setting the hoop's origin point.
Using automatic search to establish the hoop's absolute origin position.
Configuring software limits for hoop movement to prevent collisions.
Setting dimensions and parameters for different hoop types.
Viewing and clearing production statistics like stitch count and thread breaks.
Operations related to setting and resetting the main axis origin position.
How to change the system language on the machine interface.
Modifying commonly used embroidery processing parameters.
Settings for machine parameters, intended for professional technicians only.
User management functions, intended for professional technicians only.
Procedure to remove system restrictions by inputting passwords.
Performing input tests to verify system component responses.
Executing output tests to check the functionality of machine outputs.
Testing the main axis for rotation speed and encoder functionality.
Testing the machine head for needle breakage detection and functionality.
Checking the system's number and software version information.
Process for updating the control system's software version.
Configuring the machine's IP address for network connectivity.
Re-initializing the system to default settings for recovery or troubleshooting.
A table listing various embroidery parameters and their functions.
List of common system errors, their causes, and recommended countermeasures.
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