BECS-316 (366) : Computerized Embroidery Machine

Computerized Embroidery Machine
BECS-316(366)
(English)
Version2012-02
OWNERS MANUAL
INDEX
INDEX
CHAPTER 1
GENERAL DESCRIPTIONS............................................................................................ 1
1-1
WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS........................................................................................... 1
1-2
MAIN FEATURES ........................................................................................................... 3
1-3
MAIN FUNCTIONS ......................................................................................................... 3
CHAPTER 2
NAMES OF PARTS ABOUT ELECTRICAL CONTROL SYSTEM................... 6
2-1
OPERATION CONTROL PANEL ....................................................................................... 6
2-2
OPERATION BAR AND TURN SHAFT BUTTON ................................................................ 8
2-3
DARNING SWITCH ......................................................................................................... 8
CHAPTER 3
HOW TO START EMBROIDERY...............................................................................10
3-1
SUMMARY ................................................................................................................... 10
3-2
INPUT A DESIGN INTO MEMORY FROM FLOPPY DISK .................................................. 15
3-3
PREPARATION BEFORE EMBROIDERING ....................................................................... 18
3-4
SELECT A DESIGN FOR EMBROIDERY AND CONFIRM TO EMBROIDER THE DESIGN ...... 18
3-5
NORMAL EMBROIDERING, RETURNING AND DARNING EMBROIDERING ...................... 21
3-6
RELEASE EMBROIDERY CONFIRMATION STATUS ........................................................ 21
CHAPTER 4
NORMAL EMBROIDERY AND IDLING .................................................................23
4-1
RELATIONS BETWEEN NORMAL EMBROIDERY AND IDLING ........................................ 23
4-2
LOW-SPEED IDLING ..................................................................................................... 23
4-3
HIGH-SPEED IDLING .................................................................................................... 23
4-4
RELEASE OF LOW-SPEED/HIGH-SPEED IDLING ............................................................ 24
4-5
POSITIONING IDLING ................................................................................................... 25
CHAPTER 5
COLOR-CHANGE MANAGEMENT..........................................................................27
5-1
MANUAL NEEDLE-CHANGE (COLOR-CHANGE) WHEN STOP ........................................ 27
5-2
MANUAL COLOR-CHANGE AND MANUAL START DURING EMBROIDERING ................. 27
5-3
AUTOMATIC COLOR-CHANGE AND MANUAL START (OR AUTOMATIC START) DURING

EMBROIDERY .............................................................................................................. 27
5-4
SETTING AUTOMATIC COLOR-CHANGE SEQUENCE (OR COLOR LINE)......................... 29
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5-5
STORING THE MANUAL COLOR-CHANGE NUMBER INTO COLOR LINE ........................ 31
5-6
THE COLOR-CHANGE SPEED ....................................................................................... 33
CHAPTER 6
SETTING DESIGN DIRECTION..................................................................................35
CHAPTER 7
FRAME MANAGEMENT...............................................................................................36
7-1
MANUAL FRAME SHIFTING ......................................................................................... 36
7-2
RETURNING TO ORIGIN POINT..................................................................................... 36
7-3
RESTORE DESIGNS ORIGIN POINT .............................................................................. 36
7-4
SAVE DESIGNS ORIGIN POINT.................................................................................... 37
7-5
AUTOMATICALLY SET THE ORIGIN POINT................................................................... 37
7-6
MOVING FRAME ALONG THE BORDER......................................................................... 38
7-7
RETURNING TO ORIGIN ............................................................................................... 38
7-8
RETURNING TO THE STOP-EMBROIDERY POINT ........................................................... 39
CHAPTER 8
EMBROIDERY SPEED (MAIN SHAFT SPEED)....................................................40
8-1
SETTING THE LIMIT SPEED .......................................................................................... 40
8-2
SETTING EMBROIDERING SPEED ................................................................................. 41
CHAPTER 9
TRIMMING THREAD.....................................................................................................42
9-1
AUTOMATIC TRIMMING THREAD ................................................................................ 42
9-2
MANUAL TRIMMING THREAD ..................................................................................... 42
CHAPTER 10 DISK MANAGEMENT ....................................................................................................43

10-1
DIRECTORY LISTING OF DISK ..................................................................................... 43
10-2
INPUT DESIGN FROM DISK TO MEMORY ..................................................................... 43
10-3
OUTPUT DESIGN FROM MEMORY TO DISK .................................................................. 44
10-4
DELETING THE DESIGN IN FLOPPY DISK ..................................................................... 45
10-5
FORMATTING A 720KB DISK ...................................................................................... 46
10-6
FORMATTING A 1.44MB DISK .................................................................................... 46
CHAPTER 11 DISPLAYING PARAMETERS AND DISPLAYING LANGUAGE

SELECTION
...............................................................................................................................................48
II
11-1
VIEWING THE COMMON PARAMETERS ........................................................................ 48
11-2
CLEARING ACCUMULATED STITCH COUNT AND X/Y DISPLACEMENT ........................ 49
INDEX
11-3
SWITCHING OF DISPLAY LANGUAGE ........................................................................... 49
CHAPTER 12 OTHER MANAGEMENT AND SETTING THE PARAMETERS.....................51

12-1
SETTING OF MAGNIFICATION, ROTATION AND REPETITION ........................................ 51
12-2
OPERATION OF DESIGN PERIPHERY............................................................................. 53
12-3
SETTING THE OFFSET POINT ....................................................................................... 55
12-4
SETTING FRAME PROTECTION WHEN POWER OFF (SETTING THE MACHINES ZERO
POINT) ........................................................................................................................ 57
12-5
FRAME RESTORING AFTER POWER OFF....................................................................... 59
12-6
DEMANDING WHETHER SETUP FRAME ZERO POINT OR NOT ....................................... 60
12-7
SETTING THE MACHINE PARAMETERS ........................................................................ 61
12-8
SETTING PARAMETERS OF SEQUIN, SPECIAL EMB, ETC ............................................... 62
12-9
COMPENSATING OF SATIN STITCHES........................................................................... 64
12-10 SET DATE & TIME....................................................................................................... 65

CHAPTER 13 MANAGEMENT OF DESIGN IN MEMORY ..........................................................66
13-1
SELECT A DESIGN FOR EMBROIDERY .......................................................................... 66
13-2
LIST THE DESIGN IN MEMORY .................................................................................... 66
13-3
INPUT A DESIGN INTO MEMORY FROM FLOPPY DISK .................................................. 67
13-4
COPY THE DESIGN ...................................................................................................... 67
13-5
DELETE THE DESIGN ................................................................................................... 68
13-6
DIVIDE THE DESIGN .................................................................................................... 68
13-7
SPLICE TWO DESIGNS .................................................................................................. 69
13-8
EDITING THE PACKED DESIGN .................................................................................... 70
13-9
CLEAR ALL DESIGNS IN MEMORY .............................................................................. 71
CHAPTER 14 EDIT OF THE DESIGN IN MEMORY.......................................................................73

14-1
ENTERING THE EDIT OF DESIGN IN MEMORY .............................................................. 73
14-2
HOW TO EDIT A STITCH .............................................................................................. 74
14-3
RAPIDLY SEARCHING A STITCH .................................................................................. 75
14-4
RAPIDLY SEARCHING A SPECIAL STITCH .................................................................... 76
14-5
BLOCK OPERATION ..................................................................................................... 76
14-6
HELP FOR EDITING ...................................................................................................... 77
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INDEX
14-7
SAVING THE EDITING DESIGN AND EXIT ..................................................................... 77
14-8
QUITTING THE EDITING............................................................................................... 78
CHAPTER 15 OPERATION HELP..........................................................................................................79

CHAPTER 16 MONOGRAMMING AND MAKING A HIGH-SPEED DESIGN ......................80
16-1
MONOGRAMMING (OPTIONAL)..................................................................................... 80
16-2
MAKING A HIGH-SPEED DESIGN ................................................................................. 82
CHAPTER 17 COMPILE THE PACKED DESIGN AND EMBROIDERING DESIGN..........84

17-1
COMPILE THE PACKED DESIGN ................................................................................... 84
17-2
COMPILE THE EMBROIDERING DESIGN ....................................................................... 84
CHAPTER 18 INITIALIZE THE SYSTEM PARAMETERS DURING ELECTRIFYING ....86

CHAPTER 19 ADDING PATCH CODE TO A DESIGN....................................................................87
CHAPTER 20 THE ENHANCED FUNCTIONS OF DOT KEY......................................................89
20-1
TURN THE MAIN AXIS AT 100 DEGREE MANUALLY ................................................... 89
20-2
LET THE NEEDLE SEW DOWN AND MOVE THE FRAME ................................................ 89
20-3
SWITCHING ON/OFF OF VALVES IN QUILT EMBROIDERY ............................................ 90
20-4
MANUAL OPERATION OF SEQUIN EMBROIDERY.......................................................... 90
20-5
M AXIS OPERATION OF TAPING EMBROIDERY ............................................................ 91
20-6
OPERATION OF CLAMP FOOT ...................................................................................... 92
CHAPTER 21 SHIFT THE FRAME TO MAKE A NEW DESIGN ................................................93

CHAPTER 22 SETTING THE CYCLIC EMBROIDERING............................................................94
CHAPTER 23 ADJUST THE MACHINE'S BRAKING (FOR MANUFACTURER)................95
23-1
SUMMARY ................................................................................................................... 95
23-2
SETTING PARAMETERS OF "SET BRAKE PARA." AND "MAIN MOTOR PARA."... 95
CHAPTER 24 LET THE NEEDLE SEW DOWN AND MOVE THE FRAME...........................99
CHAPTER 25 NO OUTPUT OF THE DESIGN IN MEMORY......................................................100
IV
25-1
SUMMARY ................................................................................................................. 100
25-2
SETTING A PASSWORD FOR "NO OUTPUTTING DESIGN".................................... 100
INDEX
25-3
CANCELING THE PASSWORD FOR "NO OUTPUTTING DESIGN"........................... 100
CHAPTER 26 TESTING ............................................................................................................................101

26-1
COMPUTER TESTING ................................................................................................. 101
26-2
ENCODER TESTING ................................................................................................... 101
26-3
MAIN SHAFT SPEED TESTING.................................................................................... 101
26-4
MECHANICAL TESTING ............................................................................................. 101
26-5
TURN THE MAIN SHAFT TO ANY ANGLE ................................................................... 101
CHAPTER 27 EMBROIDERING MANAGEMENT AND ERRORS STATISTICS...............102

27-1
MANAGEMENT INFORMATION IN THE MAIN PICTURE ............................................... 102
27-2
STATISTIC ABOUT EMBROIDERING ............................................................................ 102
CHAPTER 28 GENERATING THE OUTLINE DESIGN ...............................................................105

28-1
SUMMARY ................................................................................................................. 105
28-2
GENERATING THE OUTLINE DESIGN........................................................................... 105
CHAPTER 29 SETTING THE EMBROIDERY FRAME RANGE...............................................107

CHAPTER 30 MANUAL OF EMBCOM SOFTWARE....................................................................111
30-1
SOFT INSTALLATION ................................................................................................. 111
30-2
SOFT UNINSTALL ...................................................................................................... 114
30-3
RUN AND USE THE EMBCOM SOFTWARE ................................................................... 114
30-4
COMMUNICATION OPERATION OF EMBROIDERY MACHINE....................................... 116
30-5
NETWORK MANAGEMENT FUNCTION ....................................................................... 117
CHAPTER 31 JF TYPE SEQUIN EMBROIDERY............................................................................126

31-1
BRIEF INTRODUCTION ON SEQUIN EMBROIDERY ........................................................ 126
31-2
EMBROIDER SEQUIN ................................................................................................. 127
31-3
SEQUIN DESIGN EDITING .......................................................................................... 127
31-4
PARAMETER SETTING OF MULTI-SEQUIN EMBROIDERY ............................................ 130
31-5
SETTING SEQUIN MODE WHEN ADJUSTING COLOR-CHANGING ORDER........................ 132
31-6
MANUAL OPERATE SEQUIN EMBROIDERY ................................................................ 134
31-7
DEBUGGING MULTI-SEQUIN EMBROIDERY................................................................. 135
31-8
SEQUIN MENDING ...................................................................................................... 135
INDEX
CHAPTER 32 MANAGEMENT OF COILING, TAPING AND ZIGZAG EMBROIDERY.137

32-1
FUNCTION INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................ 137
32-2
MAIN TECHNIQUE INDEXES ...................................................................................... 137
32-3
MANUAL OPERATION OF THE SPECIAL EMBROIDERY HEAD, AND THE EMBROIDERY

PARAMETERS SETTINGS............................................................................................ 138
32-4
MECHANICAL CATEGORY AND DRIVING MODE CHOICE OF SPECIAL EMBROIDERY

MACHINES ................................................................................................................ 143
32-5
UNDERGROUND EMBROIDERYERECT EMBROIDERYFRILL EMBROIDERY .......... 145
CHAPTER 33 MANAGEMENT OF COMBINATION EMBROIDERY....................................152

33-1
BRIEF OF COMBINATION EMBROIDERY FUNCTION .................................................... 152
33-2
INTRODUCTION OF GROUPING AT COMBINATION EMBROIDERY................................ 152
33-3
SETTING METHOD OF HEAD ADDRESS ...................................................................... 156
33-4
SETTING METHOD OF EXTENDING EMBROIDERY RANGE .......................................... 158
33-5
SETTING METHOD OF INCREASING COLOR NUMBER................................................. 164
33-6
SETTING METHOD FOR BOTH INCREASING EMBROIDERY RANGE & COLOR NUMBER170
33-7
SETTING METHOD OF SEQUIN COMBINATION EMBROIDERY ..................................... 178
CHAPTER 34 UPDATING CONTROL PROGRAM........................................................................182

CHAPTER 35 UPDATING PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT PROGRAM.....................................186
CHAPTER 36 TABLE OF THE MACHINE PARAMETERS........................................................189
APPENDIXRULES FOR USING USB DISK.................................................................................196
APPENDIXALL FUNCTIONS IN DIFFERENT MODES ........................................................197
APPENDIXMAKING OF SPECIAL MULTI-SEQUIN DESIGN ...........................................201
APPENDIXERROR TABLE-BECS-...................................................................................209
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Beijing DAHAO Technology Corp., Ltd.
Chapter1 General Descriptions
Chapter 1
General Descriptions
Thanks for using the Computerized Embroidery Control System of Beijing

dahao Technology Corp., Ltd. It is appreciated that you do read this manual
carefully in order to operate the machine correctly and effectively. Besides, you
should keep this manual for future use.
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Warnings and Cautions

Notice
During the operation, do not try to open the machine box. The high voltage
Danger
contained in some parts can be deadliness. Rotating parts may cause serious
injury.
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Notice
Notice
Notice
Notice
Don't expose the machine to humidity gas, poisonous gas, water, and dust.
Dont restore or operate in vibration, which may cause trouble to the
machine.
Please abide all the warnings and safety requirements to save life.
LCD belongs to fragile goods. Do not use hard materials to click on the
screen.
Before plugging in, please make sure if the lamp of floppy disk driver is on,
don't move out the floppy disk..
We will add appendix if necessary, if there is any difference between the
manual and appendix, subject to the appendix.
In Transportation
Notice
Don't hold the cable when moving..
Notice
Please abide all the warnings and safety requirements to save life.
Force
Overloading may cause serious loss. Please load according to the

instruction on the box..
Installation
Notice
Don't jam the vent on the device. Dont plug up the machine, or it may set
fire.
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Notice
Make sure the installation direction is correct..
Notice
Don't expose the machine to humidity gas, poisonous gas, water, and dust.
Cable Connection
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Don't test the insulation of the circuit loop.
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Never try to connect overloaded electronic device on the connector.
Notice
Make sure the insulating of the cable is fine.
Notice
Communicating cable and power cable should be separated.

All the cables should be well fixed. Dont put any strength on cables. Make
Notice
sure the turning point of cable is well protected. Add pipes to increase
insulating capability.
Notice
Machine should be grounded. The resistance should be no larger than 10

.
Operation direction
Danger
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Notice
Notice
Notice
Don't operating the machine when there is any damage on the surface..
When machine is running, do not touch any running part.
Make sure the configuration of power supply in normal. Use stabilized
voltage power supply when the voltage rebound is between -10%~10%.
In case of warning, please check out the problem. Operation can only be
carried out again when problem is solved.
The power supply has over-currency protection function. There is a 3 mins
time lag before the function can be used again.
Maintenance
If you need to open the machine cover, cut out the power supply first. Duo
Warning
to the capacitance after power off, operator must wait one minute till he can
open the machine cover.
Notice
Circuit boards can be damaged by static. Non-professional technician can

not disassemble circuit boards.
Notice
Notice
If machine is inactive for a while, users must power on the machine

regularly (once in 2 or 3 days, more than an hour for each time).
If machine is inactive for a long time, users should have the machine
checked before power on.
Rejection
Notice
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Rejection should obey the rules and regulations set by national industrial
electronic standards.
Main Features
1. Adjusting Speed
The main shaft speed can be changed manually, or be changed automatically with the
length of stitches during embroidering.
2. Stepping Precision
The minimum of stepping precision is 0.1 mm.
3. Trimming
The machine can trim thread by pressing keyboard manually, or do it automatically during
color-change or at the end of embroidering.
4. Thread Break Detect
During embroidering, the machine will automatically stop and light the red lamp if the
thread is broken or is run out of.
5. Stitch Range
The stitch range is 0.1 mm- 12.7 mm.
6. Color-change Function
While processing one color-change stitch, the machine can change color manually, or
change color automatically according the preset color line.
1-3 Main Functions
1. Display of Chinese, English and Spanish, display of Chinese, English and Turkish,
display of Chinese, English and French, display of Chinese, English and Portuguese or Korean,
English and Spanish.
User can select the software displayed in the Chinese, English, Spanish, Turkish, French,
Portuguese or Korean according to his actual needs via the key board. With the figure on the
keys, the systems is friendly to speakers of different languages.
2. Design Storage Capacity
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The system memory can store 2000,000 stitches, which can be extended for user's order.
3. Maximum of Memory Design Count
The maximum is 200For the various models, the pattern capacity will be different.
4. Input pattern with Disk or U-disk
User can upload the patterns in various formats into the memory via the U-disk or the
external USB Floppy driver. This product is able to read the patterns in formats of Tajima
binary system, Tajima ternary system, Barudan FDR system (including binary system, ternary
system and Z system) and ZSK system.
5. Output pattern with Disk or U-disk
The patterns in memory can be downloaded to the Floppy Disk and the U-disk. This
product uses the Tajima binary system as the output format. The highlight of it is to use
internet to transmit pattern (Some patterns in other format is unable to be transmit directly.)
6. Repetition Embroidery
The machine can increase embroidery productivity by repetition embroidery. And it can
do embroidery directly in the way of usual repetition, but in the way of partial repetition, the
computer must first compile the ready-for-embroidery design to one normal design and the
machine then embroider the compiled normal design.
7. Cyclic Embroidery
The machine also can increase embroidery productivity by preset cyclic embroidery, by
which the machine automatically starts another same embroidery when one embroidery is
finished.
8. Combining Design
A new design can be formed by combining several normal designs at different size ratio,
rotation angle, figure direction and relative distance, which is called combined design and has a
extension name of PAR. It can be embroidered in one time.
9. Compiling Design
A. Compiling the ready-for-embroider design
After selecting a normal design and presetting the parameters (such as size ration, rotation
angle, figure direction, repetition), the computer can compile the ready-for-embroider design to
a new normal design.
B. Compiling the combined design
Also, one combined design can be compiled to a new normal design.

10. Editing the Normal Design
A normal design can be edit stitch by stitch (or by several amounts of continuous stitches)
in full screen.
11. Patching Embroidering
This function can set a patch code after the color code or stop code, and when the machine
embroiders the patch code, it will halt and move frame out for patching. After stick a patch,
user would pull the operation bar to let the frame move back and continue embroidering.
12. Adjusting the Brake
For various machines, this function can make the machines stop correctly, which means
that the main shaft stops at 100 degree.
13. Save and store the origin point of design
This function can save and store the start embroidering point of each design, instead of
repeating moving frame manually to find the design origin when selecting the same design.
14. Mechanical maintaining and testing
This function is to easily judge the malfunctions when maintaining and testing, which
consists of computer testing, encoder testing, main shaft speed testing, machine parts testing
and the main shaft stops at any position, etc.
15. Some and store the embroidery parameters
This function is to combine the design with selected embroidery parameters such as color
sequence, design direction, rotation angle and repetition, etc. to reduce the times of inputting
parameters when embroider the design without changing the parameters.
16. The software version of the BECS-316/366 can be upgraded by use USB disk. See
Appendix I for detailed operating rules.
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Names of Parts about Electrical Control System
Operation Control Panel
Operation Control Panel is as following:
BECS-316 Operation Control Panel
BECS-366 Operation Control Panel
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Number
Name
LCD
Design management & Disk

management
3
4
Reserved Functions
Assistant embroidery
operation
Switch Embroidery status
Switch color-changing mode

and starting mode status
Change color operation
Change design direction
Trimming
10
Go to start point
11
Go to stop point
12
13
14
Exit
Change embroidery status
Confirm
15
Manual Frame Moving
16
Speed Shift of Manual

Frame-moving
17
Speed adjust or turn page
Description
Displays every operation.BECS-316 type
machine use 10.4 inch true color LCD, but
BECS-366 use 8.4 inch.
Press this key to enter into design manage
window, including embroider design, input
design to memory, show design, generate
design, etc.
Press turn page key in design manage window
to enter disk management, including operations
of floppy disk and USB.
Unused Temporarily
Design origin, needle stops down, offset point,
sequin, special embroidery, etc.
Press the key to cut embroidery status between
normal embroidery, high speed idling and low
high speed idling.
Press the key to cut manual color-changing
between manual start, auto color-changing
manual start and auto color-changing auto start.
Press the key to enter into change-color
operation.
Press this key to shift the design direction
among 8 directions.
After stopping, press this key to select to trim
upper or lower thread.
When the machine stops, press it, the frame will
automatically return to the start point of the
current design.
When the machine stops, press the key Manual
Frame-moving to move the frame (e.g. in case
of patching). Then press this key and the frame
will automatically return to the stop point of the
current design.
To exit certain operations.
To confirm certain operations.
In operation the direction of frame-moving is
the same as the direction key. The combination
of directions is supported, namely pressing the
nearby 2 direction keys will move the frame in
the 45 degree between the two directions.
Press this key to switch the frame-moving
speed between high speed and low speed.
Push the button to reduce the embroidering
speed or turn next page.
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Number
18
Name
Speed adjust or turn page
19
20
Digital key
21
Embroidery information
22
23
Help key
+/- shift
Description
Push the button to increase the embroidering
speed or turn up page.
It is used for editing design or input needle
number.
It is used for selecting menu or setting
parameter.
Press the key to display embroidery
information.
Press the key to display the help.
To show plus & minus of inputted number.
Note: If the machinery has the function of quilt sewing, LCD will display the length of quilt
sewing on the upper-right side of the screen. As in the following image:
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Operation Bar and Turn Shaft Button
1. Operation bar (embroidery bar under the table)

Stop status: pull the bar right to begin embroidery (including idle running in high or low
speed) and pull the bar left to return (including idle running in high or low speed)
Running status: pull the bar right to the end to embroider slowly and release to normal
speed and pull the bar left to stop embroidery.
2. Turn Shaft Button(over the operation bar case, on the right under the table)
To press the button to make the main shaft rotate one cycle and stop at 100.
2-3 Darning Switch
1. Thread Break Detecting Device of 3 place
There is a switch on every head of machine. When the switch is up, this head is in normal
embroidering mode and when it is in the middle, this head is in darning mode and when it is
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down this head is in stop mode.

2. Thread Break Detecting Device of 2 place
On every head of the machine, there is a darning switch, and it can be move with hand to
the up, middle or down position, but it is stop only at the middle or down position. When the
switch is pushed to up position, it can not stay at up position, and the lamp is red, which hints
that this head is in darning mode. In addition, while thread breaking during embroidering, the
lamp is automatically changed into red and this head is in darning mode. When the switch is at
middle position, this head is in darning mode if the lamp is red, or this head is in normal
embroidering mode if the lamp is green. When the switch is pushed to down position, the lamp
is off, which hints that this head is in stop mode. When the switch is pushed to middle position
from down position, the lamp will be green and the head is in normal embroidering mode.
Chapter 3
How to Start Embroidery
Chapter 3
3-1
Summary
3-1-1 System's Working Statuses

The working statuses of computer embroidery machine can be divided into 3 statuses:
1. Preparation status:
Features: machine stops and the icon "
"
2. Embroidery confirmation status:
Features: machine stops, and the icon "
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" appears.
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3. Embroidery running status
Features: machine is running, and the

icons "
" do animation show.
How to Switch among the above work statuses?

1. In preparation status, after selecting pre-embroidery design and setting the parameters,
first press "
" key, and then press "
" key, now the machine is in embroidery confirmation
status. Finally, pull the embroidery bar to right to embroider, which means the machine is in
embroidery running status.
2. In embroidery running status, pull the bar left to stop, now the machine is in
embroidery confirmation status (Again, pull the bar right, the machine goes into embroidery
running status).
3. In embroidery confirmation status, first press "
" key to
release embroidery confirmation status, now the machine goes into preparation status.
3-1-2 Descriptions of the Icons of the Embroidery Information
On the right of LCD on main picture, the computer shows the embroidery information as
following figuration:
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1.
: The machine is in embroidery confirmation status.

: The machine is in preparation status.
2.
: The machine is in auto-color and auto-start mode.

: The machine is in auto-color and manual-start mode.
: The machine is in manual-color mode.
3.
: The machine is in normal embroidery status.

: The machine is in high-speed idling.
: The machine is in low-speed idling.
4.
: Manual frame-shifting is in high-speed.

: Manual frame-shifting is in low-speed.
5.
: The machine stops correctly (the main shaft is at 100 degree).
: The machine
stops wrong.
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: The animation indicates that the machine is running.

: The machine is embroidering the jump stitch.
6.
: These 8 icons display embroidery direction of design.
7.
: The embroidery design does not repeat in X or Y directions.

: The embroidery design repeats in X or Y directions.
8.
: The machine is set cyclic embroidery.
: The machine is not set cyclic
embroidery.
9.
: The thread is broken.

: The machine finishes embroidering the design.
: The machine is changing color (which means changing needle).
: The user pulls the bar and the machine stops.
10. Display of the running mode

Plain embroidery
Cording embroidery
Boring embroidery
Sequin embroidery
Left coiling embroidery
Right coiling embroidery
Taping embroidery 1
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Taping embroidery 2
Z1 embroidery
Z2 embroidery
Z3 embroidery
Z4 embroidery
Z5 embroidery
Z6 embroidery
Among them, left coiling, right coiling, taping 1, taping 2, Z1, Z2, Z3, Z4, Z5 and Z6
embroideries have to be with the first needle position.
11. The anticipated working time and the working progress
12. The free memory
13. The finished stitches and the frame position
14. The designs stitch covering area and the last stitch coordinates
15. The color-change number of embroidery design
16. In the confirmation status, the stitch number of the current design is shown .
17. In the embroidery confirmation status, the number of embroidery design is shown.
18. These data is the Automatic Color-change Sequence (or Color Line).
19. This number is the needle number.
20.
: The icon indicates that the machine now has an offset point; No sign means that the
machine does not have the offset point.
21. This value is the shaft speed.

Descriptions of Menu Item's Status
The user interface of computer has a lot of menus, which display the ways of keyboard
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operation. Usually, one number will be displayed at the front of menu item, which is the serial
number of the menu item.
If the number is replaced by "", the menu item can not be entered. (The parameter
cannot be set or is not functional in the current setting.) If a menu item has a before it, a
password is needed to enter it.
3-1-3 How to Embroider for the First Time?
The machine embroiders according to the design in store. Before a new machine is used
normally for the first time, the computer should initialize the parameters (See 12-7). Then, all
designs in memory should be cleared (See Chapter 13). Again, input the desired design to
memory store. After that, you can select a design in memory and confirm to embroider design.
Now, the machine goes into embroidery confirm status. Finally, pull the embroidery bar to the
right to start embroidering the design.
3-2 Input a Design into Memory from Floppy Disk
Reading disk design into memory can be performed both in the management of "Disk
Management" and "Design Management".
Operation 1: (by the management of "Disk Management")
1.Press "
" key (in embroidery preparation status), the computer shows as following:
DESIGN MANAGEMENT
SELECT DESIGN FOR EMB.
SHOW MEMORY DESIGN
DISK INPUT
COPY
EDIT
DELETE
DIVIDE
COMBINE
PACKED DESIGN
CLEAR ALL
ARROW OR NUMBER:MOVE, ENTER:CONFIRM
2.Press
to turn page and enter disk management menu.
3.Press "
""
" or digital key"2" to move the cursor to "INPUT", and then press "
"
key.
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DISK MANAGEMENT
DISK DIR
INPUT
OUTPUT(DSB)
DEL FILE
FORMAT 720K
FORMAT 1.44M
INSTALL LETTER LIBS
DELETE LETTER LIBS
DESIGN A LETTER PATTERN
INPUT DESIGN FROM PC
4.The LCD will display the file name in floppy disk, and go on according to the prompt.
5.Select a disk design and press "
" key.
6.The number of the design, which needs the least memory and is suggested to use,
appears on the bottom of the screen. Press the key
"
" to confirm the use of it, and the
machine begins to input. Otherwise you can select a desired design by the digital keys. During
the process the mistakenly input number can be deleted by pressing the key
key "
. Press the
" to confirm the design. When the input design is not compatible to an existent one,
the machine will refuse to accept it and you can the key "
" to begin a new input.
7.The display shows a prompt to expand satin. Please choose Yes or No by the key
, and then press the key "
".
8.When you choose Yes, the compensation value has to be input.

9.The design begins to be input from the disk to the system memory, and the management
ends.
Operation 2: (by the management of "Design Management")
1.In the embroidery preparation status press "
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" key, and the computer shows as follows
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DESIGN MANAGEMENT
SHOW MEMORY DESIGN
DISK INPUT
COPY
EDIT
DELETE
DIVIDE
COMBINE
PACKED DESIGN
CLEAR ALL
2.Press "
"
""
" or digital key"3" to move the cursor to "DISK INPUT", and then press
" key.
DESIGN MANAGEMENT
SHOW MEMORY DESIGN
DISK INPUT
COPY
EDIT
DELETE
DIVIDE
COMBINE
PACKED DESIGN
CLEAR ALL
3.Do according to the prompts.

4.Select a design in the disk and press "
" key.
5.The number of the design, which needs the least memory and is suggested to use,
appears on the bottom of the screen. Press the key
"
" to confirm the use of it, and the
machine begins to input. Otherwise you can select a desired design by the digital keys. During
the process the mistakenly input number can be deleted by pressing the key
key "
. Press the
" to confirm the design. When the input design is not compatible to an existent one,
the machine will refuse to accept it and you can press the key "
" to begin a new input.
6.The display shows a prompt to expand satin. Please choose Yes or No by the key
, and then press the key "
".
7. When you choose Yes, the compensation values have to be input..
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3-3
Preparation before Embroidering
Setting the contents below should be finished or confirmed before embroidering in

embroidery preparation status. Such as: (1) automatic color-change or manual color-change,
which is to change color automatically when there is color-change code during embroidering or
to change color manually after machine stops. (2) automatic start or manual start, which is to
start automatically or manually after automatic color-change, and if it is automatic
color-change, the color line should be set. (3) besides, it is necessary to set figure direction( see
Chapter 6), the rotation angle of figure, size ratio and number of repeating embroidery.( see
Chapter 12).
3-4 Select a Design for Embroidery and Confirm to Embroider the Design
1. Descriptions of Saving and Restoring Designs Origin Point
(1) The meaning of saving and restoring designs origin point
That means save the origin point of a design so that leave you away from repositioning
when embroidering the same designs (there may be other design to embroider among them).
(2) The precondition of saving and restoring designs origin point
The function can be realized until the machines zero point (or frame zero point) is set and
is available (the setting method is shown in Section 12-4 ).
(3) The main points must be explained and noticed.
Point 1: when selecting design, there will be a prompt NO ZERO POINT, CANNOT
SAVE ORIGIN if you have not set the machines zero point, then, please set, and the function
can be realized (see section 12-4 to know how to set the machines zero point.)
Point 2: when selecting design, if there is a * behind the design number (that means the
design has been saved), and if the current position is not accordant with the position been saved,
then there will be a prompt: PRESS [HOME] TO RESTORE ORIGIN, and the designs
origin point can be recovered. There isnt the prompt in other case.
Point 3: we suggest you do as the following sequence if you use the function of saving
and restoring the designs origin point: first, select one design, then, move the frame to find the
designs origin point, and at last, confirm to embroider, save and store the designs origin point
according to the prompt.
Point 4: the designs origin point that has been found by moving the frame after
embroidering confirmation will not be saved and stored.
Point 5: If the designs origin point has been saved and stored, it can be helpful to the
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power resume function. When power off and the frame has been moved, and when the designs
origin point is available (if not available, set the machines zero point again and ensure that it is
same as before), release embroidery confirmation status and select the same design and recover
the designs origin point, then confirm to embroider, and do high-speed idling to the stop point,
finally continue embroidering.
2. Explanations about saving and storing embroidery parameters.
When confirming to embroider a design, the machine can save and store the design
parameters for later use. The parameters are: design direction, angle of rotation, X scale, Y
scale, priority mode, repetition mode, repetition times, frequency of X repetition, frequency of
Y repetition, X repetition distance, Y repetition distance and color-change sequence (can
store/recover the first 100 color numbers).
If the design parameters of a design have been saved, then when selecting the same design,
it can recover the design parameters automatically.
This function is very applicable when embroidering the same design repetitiously without
changing the design parameters, so that it can reduce the times of inputting parameters and
reduce the operation mistakes.
3. Select a design for embroidery
Operation:
(1) Press "
" key (in embroidery preparation status), the computer shows as following:
DESIGN MANAGEMENT
SHOW MEMORY DESIGN
DISK INPUT
COPY
EDIT
DELETE
DIVIDE
COMBINE
PACKED DESIGN
CLEAR ALL
(2) The cursor is at "SELECT DESIGN FOR EMB.", and press "
" key.
(3) LCD displays the memory designs, and automatically display the figure of design at
which the cursor is. If the count of designs is more than 10 , you can use "
""
" key to
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turn to other pages.

(4) According to the prompt, press "
and press "
""
" to move the cursor to select one design,
" key.
(5) If the computer has saved the set parameters of this design and the current parameters
are different from them, the prompt is "RESTORE PARAMETERS?", and you can select
"YES" or "NO" with "
""
" keys and "
" key to decide whether the computer restore
the saved parameters.

(6) Press "
" key to select the design for embroidering, or other key to give up this
operation.
(7) After selecting the design for embroidering, the computer will prompts: PRESS
[HOME] KEY TO RESTORE ORIGIN if the origin point of this design has saved into the
computer, users can press
key to move the frame to the saved origin point, or press other
keys to escape.
4. Confirm to embroider a design
Operation:
(1) Press "
" key, the computer shows as following:
(2) Press "
" key to confirm embroidery, or press other key to escape.
(3) If the design origin point is not saved or the saved origin point is not the same with
the frame position, the computer will prompts: PRESS [HOME] KEY TO SAVE ORIGIN,
users can press
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key to save the origin point, or press other keys to escape.
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(4) If the computer has not saved the set parameters of this design or the saved
parameters are different from current parameters, the prompt is "SAVE PARAMETERS?", and
you can select "YES" or "NO" with "
""
" keys and "
" key to decide whether the
computer save the current parameters.

(5) In the main picture, the icon "
" appears and the machine enters into the
embroidery confirmation status. Now, you can pull the bar to start embroidery.
3-5 Normal Embroidering, Returning and Darning Embroidering
In embroidery confirmation status (the icon "
" appears), push the darning switch of
machine head that will perform normal embroidery to go to the normal embroidering mode,
and push the darning switch of machine head that will not embroider to go to the darning mode,
and then pull the operation bar to right and release it to let the machine start normal embroidery.
(when you pull the bar right and don't release it , the machine will embroider in lower speed.)
During embroidering, pull the bar left, the machine will stop.
After the machine stops, pull the operation bar to left and the frame will return to its last
position along original path. Pull the bar one time, the frame return one needle step. Pull the
bar continuously and the frame will return one needle step after another continuously. After the
frame return 10 needle steps continuously, the frame can return continuously even when you
release the bar.( This may be different according to different machine types). When the frame
return continuously, release the bar and pull it left again, the frame will stop returning.
The aim of returning is usually to perform darning embroidery. After the returning stops,
push the darning switch of machine head that will perform darning embroidery to go to the
darning mode, and then pull the operation bar to right and the machine head will start darning
embroidery while other heads don't. When the frame goes to the point where the frame begins
to return, other heads whose darning switches are in normal embroidering mode will start to
embroider.
3-6 Release Embroidery Confirmation Status
You should release embroidery confirmation status when you want to embroider other
designs after finishing embroidering one design or to revise size ratio, rotating angle, the
repetition, figure direction, or to do the management of "Disk Management" and "Design
Management".
Operation:
(1)
Press
key, the computer shows as following:
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(2)
Press "
" key to release embroidery confirmation status according to the prompt (or
press other keys to abandon), and then enter into the embroidery preparation status (the icon
"
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" blinks.).
Chapter 4
Chapter 4
4-1
Normal Embroidery and Idling
Relations between Normal Embroidery and Idling
Functions as idling, returning, etc. are intended for the convenience of darning.
Low-speed idling, high-speed idling or positioning idling can be used in the light of different
positions. In the states of idling, the returning also cover low-speed idling returning,
high-speed idling returning and positioning idling returning.
4-2 Low-speed Idling
Operation: Press "
The icon "
" key when machine stops until the following display appears:
" appears.
After setting low-speed idling, the main shaft remains inactive when pulling bar for
normal embroidery, but the frame runs forward along the stitch trace. When pulling bar for
returning, the main shaft keeps inactive, but the frame returns along the stitch trace.
4-3 High-speed Idling
Operation: Press "
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The icon "
" appears.
After setting high-speed idling, the main shaft and frame remain inactive, the count
increases based on a unit of 100 stitches.
After pulling the bar for halting, the frame moves
directly to the actual position of the current count.
When pulling bar for returning, the main
shaft and frame keep inactive, but the count decreases.
After pulling the bar for halting, the
frame returns directly to the actual position of the current count.

4-4 Release of Low-speed/High-speed Idling
Operation: Press "
The icon
"
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" appears.
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This is the state of normal embroidery.

4-5 Positioning Idling
The positioning idling can make the frame directly runs forwards (or backwards) to an
assigned counting position, or to a latest color-change position, or even to a latest stop-code
position.
Operation:
(1) Press "
" key (in embroidery confirm state), the menu appears as following:
OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
FRAME TO POINT(OPTIONAL)
DESIGN RANGESS OPERATIONS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
PARA OF SEQUIN,SPECIAL EMB,AFC
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
TO SET CYCLIC EMB.OFF
PRE-DISPLAY THE DESIGNN 3
LCD COLORS (FOR MANAGER)
SELECT SHOWING COLORS
SET EMB. FRAME RANGE
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MAIN SHAFT SPEED
TEST MACHINE PARTS
ROTATE SHAFT FROM 100 TO ANY
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPILE PACKED DESIGN
COMPILE EMBROIDER. DESIGN
FRAME TO MAKE DESIGN
ADD PATCH CODE TO DESIGN
COMPENSATION
TO MAKE TRUE DESIGN RANGE
TO SET ALL HEADS PATCHN
LET NEEDLE DOWN AND MOVE FRAME
NO OUTPUTTING DESIGNOFF
SET DATE & TIME
ARROW OR NUMBER: MOVE, ENTER: CONFIRM
(2) Press "
""
" or digital key "2" to move the cursor to "FRAME TO POINT
(OPTIONAL)", and then press "
" key. The positioning idling menu displays as following:
OTHER MANAGEMENT
FORWARD STI.
BACKWARD STI.
NEXT COLOR
LAST COLOR
NEXT STOP
LAST STOP
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(3) Press "
""
" key to select the desired positioning idling, and then press "
"
key.
(4) Continue the operation for different positioning idling according to the prompts
respectively.
(5) The computer automatically exits to the main picture, which is as following:
The icon "
" appears.
(6) The user can pull the bar to finish the positioning idling.
(7) Finally, the user can press
key to let the computer to go to normal embroidery
status.
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Chapter 5
5-1
Color-change Management
Manual Needle-change (Color-change) when Stop
Press the digital key to carry out manual color-change when the machine stops.
5-2 Manual Color-change and Manual Start during Embroidering
To set manual color-change and manual start, the user just presses "
" key until the
main picture is as following.
The icon "
" appears.
If the machine is set into manual color-change and manual start, manually perform the
color-change and select the first needle position before starting embroidering operation, then
pull bar to start embroidery.
When the color-change code is processing during embroidering operation, the machine
will halt automatically and the icon "
" appears for manual color-change.
the operator should press the digital key to carry out manual color-change.
At the moment,
After the required
needle position having been set, pull the operation bar to start embroidery (manual start).
5-3 Automatic Color-change and Manual Start (or Automatic Start) during
Embroidery
To set automatic color-change and manual start, press "
" key until the main picture is
as following.
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The icon "
" appears.
To set automatic color-change and automatic start, press "
" key until the main picture
is as following.
The icon "
" appears.
If the machine is set into automatic color-change, the color-change sequence (or be called
color line) should be set in advance before the embroidery confirmation status.
When pulling the operation bar to start embroidery, the computer will carry out
color-change according to the needle position set in the color line (excluding the condition that
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the current needle position conforms to the needle position set in the color line), then start
embroidering.
When the color-change code appears during embroidering, the machine will automatically
halt and change to the assigned needle position according to the needle number set in the color
line. In case of setting as automatic start, the machine will automatically continue embroidering,
whereas setting as manual starting, the operator must pull the operation bar to start
embroidering.
If the machine set as automatic color-change and automatic start and an over-frame
operation (set in the design file) follows the current color-change, the machine will perform the
two actions at the same time.
5-4 Setting Automatic Color-change Sequence (or Color Line)
The automatic color-change sequence is intended for the machine that has been set as
automatic color-change, and offers automatic color-change sequence.
Note: the times of changing color is 250 at most.
Operation:
1.
Press "
" key, then appears:

Input & Repeat
Modify
Replace
Setting Method
2.
If press 1 and "
" key, then input color line, for example: 1,2,3,and "
". All after
that the color line will repeat like this: 1,2,3,1,2,3,1,2,3

3.
If press 2 and "
" key, then you can move the cursor to modify the needle selected
individually. Press [enter] to end.

4.
If press 3 and "
" key, then you can modify the color line in whole by switching
the needle number.

5.
(Only available in special model)Sequin setting: If press 4and " " key, then appears:
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method 0Large
method 1Small
method 2Large
method 3Small
method 4Large
method 5Small
method 6Large
method 7Large
Press
key, follow the prompt
sequin design, press
or
key to select large or small
key, then appears:

method 0Large End
method 1Small
method 2Large
method 3Small
method 4Large
method 5Small
method 6Large
method 7Large
2Press "
" or "
"to select IncludeABCDABACAD
BCBDCDABCABDACDBCD ABCD etc., then press

system prompts to input a number for the method, then press
key,
key. System will prompt to
change another method. Operation is as same as above. Select to end setting the method.
6.
(Only available in special model)When you decide the order of color changingyou can
select stitch position and different methods. Operation is as following:

(1) Press
key, then it appears:

Input & Repeat
Modify
Replace
Setting Method
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(2) The icon stays at, press
key, then press the digital numbers one by one. When
you input the stitch position (for example, you select the 1st position for sequin embroidery),
the screen will display like:
00123456
Method0
(3) Press
or
to select the set method of step2, then press
. System
prompts to input the next color-change position, then press the digital numbers one by one,
then press the color changing position, press or to finish.
5-5 Storing the Manual Color-change Number into Color Line
In embroidery confirmation status, if the machine carries out manual color-change, the
computer will store the manual color-change number into color line or not according the
setting of "STORE MANUAL-COLOR". It functions as following: A) During embroidering, if
one number in color line is wrong, you can execute the manual color-change, and then the
computer will automatically store the correct number into color line. B) If you embroider a new
design first time and you can not decide the color line, you can set the color line using the
setting of " STORE MANUAL-COLOR ".
After finishing embroidering a design, the machine automatically change the setting of
STORE MANUAL-COLOR to No.
Operation:
(1) Press "
" key, the menu appears as following:
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OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION

MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
SET DATE & TIME
(2) Press "

and then press "
""
" or digital key "7" to move the cursor to "SET MACHINE PARAS",
" key.
(3) The system displays as following:

SET MACHINE PARAS
FRAME CURVEANGLE: F4/260 1
T.B. DETECT:
Y
STOP AFTER T.B. DETECT: Y
Press key after T.B.:
N
T.B. BACK STI.:
0
PATCH COUNT:
2
ACTION AFTER PATCHING: SLOW
STI. NOT T.B. DETECT:
8
AUTO ORIGIN:
Y
INITIALIZE SYSTEM!
T.B. DETECT WHEN JUMP:

JUMPTRIM:
ANY 3
JUMP STITCH SPEED:
LOCK STICH WHEN TRIM:
LOCK NUM. AFTER TRIM:
LENGTH OF LOCK STI:
START FOR SAME COLORS:
STORE MANUAL-COLOR:
SEWING EMPTY STITCH:
VALUE FOR THICK CLOTH:
MAX. SPEED:
700 3
MIN. SPEED:
400
SHIFT LENGTH:
5.0
TURN OFF TRIMMING:
N
TRIM MODE:
ANY 3
ACTION AFTER TRIM:FRAME TO Y
FRAME AFTER TRIM:
N
CHECK TRIM IS OK:
Y
ROUNDS FOR BRAKE:
1
STITCHES AFTER TRIM:
2
SPEED AFTER TRIM:

SPEED WHEN TRIMMING:
HOOK ANGLE BY MOTOR:
NEEDLES:
SET BRAKE PARA.:
MAIN MOTOR PARA.:
SET RUN SPEED:
STARTUP STITCHES:
STARTUP ACCE:
SPEED OF SLOW EMB.:
N 2
JUMPS
600
Y
3
1.0
Y
N
N
3
100 4
80
ANY +0
6
5
0
80
1
15
400
(4) Press "
""
" or digital key "9" to move the cursor to "STORE
MANUAL-COLOR ", and then press "
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(5) Press "
""
(6) Press "
" key.
" key.
" key to select "Y" or "N".
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5-6
The Color-change Speed
The color-change speed can be adjusted for the specific machine, which execute the
color-change operation by stepping motor. The speed adjusting is for meeting the need of
different mechanical characteristic.
(1) Press "

OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION
SET DATE & TIME
(2) Press "

and then press "
(3) Press "
""
" key.
" key twice to turn to page 3, which is as following:
SET MACHINE PARAS
COLOR-CHANGE SPEED:
ADJUST HEAD SOLENOID:
PARA. OF NEEDLE DOWN:
RATIO OF AC INDUCTION:
DIP1:
DIP2:
DIP3:
DIP4:
DISPLAY STI. OR NOT:
OVERFRAME BY STEP:
DETECT T.B. MODE:
STI. FOR FILTER T.B:
SLOW STI. AFTER PATCH:
SPEED AFTER PATCH:
LOCK NUM. BEFORE TRIM:
LOCK LEN. BEFORE TRIM:
LOCK SHAFT WHEN STOP:
SPEED 1 PRE-TRIM:
SPEED 2 PRE-TRIM:
STARTUP FILTER EMPTY:
12
0
15
+0
0
0
0
0
N
N
1
3
0
850
2
0.7
N
400
400
Y
SPEED WHEN OVERFRAME:

HIGH FRAMING SPEED:
LOW FRAMING SPEED:
STOP TO COLR:
BORING NEEDLE:
BORING EMB. DISP.(mm):
CORD EMB. NEEDLE:
SPEED FOR CORD EMB.:
STOP OK bef. PULL BAR:
ADJ. STARTUP HOLDING:
STI.LEN OF AUTO JUMP:

STI.NOT T.B. AT JUMP:
STEP-CUT START ANGLE:
CUT BACK ANGLE ADJ.:
HOLD VOLTAGE ADJ.:
CATCHING DISP.:
X GEAR BACKLASH:
Y GEAR BACKLASH:
16 6
16
12
N
NO
0
NO
400
Y
+0
NO 8
3
8
12
7
150
0
0
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(4) Press "
""
SPEED", and press "
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" or digital key "9" to move the cursor to "COLOR-CHANGE
" key.
(5) Press "
""
(6) Press "
" key.
" key to select the data, and greater data represents higher speed.
Chapter 6 Setting Design Direction
Chapter 6
Setting Design Direction
Before embroidery confirmation, you can set the design direction for embroidering.
When the display of design direction is P, the design embroidering direction is identical to its
original direction. Take the embroidering of letter F as an example to explain the relations
between the embroidered design and the design direction:
Operation:
In embroidery preparation status, press "
" key to change the design direction until the
desired direction is selected.
The icon will be changed.
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Chapter 7
7-1
Frame Management
Frame Management
Manual Frame Shifting
Press eight direction keys:
different directions respectively. The
... to make the frame shift in eight
key is the speed-switching key of frame shifting.
The frame-shifting speed is divided into high-speed and low-speed. When pressing the
key, the speed is changed.

7-2 Returning to Origin Point
With this function, the frame can return back to the position before manual frame shifting.
When machine stops halfway or embroidering finished, the frame can return back to the
starting point of design with this function.
Operation:
A.
Press "
" key, the menu frame appears as follows:
BACK TO ORIGIN
RESTORE ORIGIN
SAVE ORIGIN
AUTO SET ORIGIN
FRAME TO BORDER
RETURN TO ORIGIN
B. Press " " key to confirm the operation, or press
7-3 Restore Designs Origin Point
key to quit.
If the origin point of this design has been saved into the computer, this function could
restore the saved origin point for embroidering the design.
Operation:
A.
Press "
BACK TO ORIGIN
RESTORE ORIGIN
SAVE ORIGIN
AUTO SET ORIGIN
FRAME TO BORDER
RETURN TO ORIGIN
B.
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Press
" or "2" key to move the cursor to " RESTORE ORIGIN", and then press
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"
Frame Management
" key to continue.

C.
The computer will prompts: PRESS [HOME] KEY TO RESTORE ORIGIN, and
you can press
to move the frame to the saved origin point. Otherwise, press any other
key.
7-4
Save Designs Origin Point
This function could save the origin point for the design.
Operation:
A.
Press "
BACK TO ORIGIN
RESTORE ORIGIN
SAVE ORIGIN
AUTO SET ORIGIN
FRAME TO BORDER
RETURN TO ORIGIN
B.
Press
" or "3" key to move the cursor to " SAVE ORIGIN", and then press "
"
key to continue.
C.
The computer will prompts: PRESS [HOME] KEY TO SAVE ORIGIN, and you
can press
to save the origin point. Otherwise, press any other key.
Note: If the origin stays unchanged, then you only need to SAVE ORIGIN once, then
you can RESTORE ORIGIN at any time you want.
7-5 Automatically Set the Origin Point
Based on the function of Setting the Embroidery Frame Range (For details, see the
relative sections of the Owners Manual), this function would calculate the origin point for the
selected design, and move the frame to the new origin point, which will make the design at the
center of frame.
Operation:
A.
Press "
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Frame Management
BACK TO ORIGIN
RESTORE ORIGIN
SAVE ORIGIN
AUTO SET ORIGIN
FRAME TO BORDER
RETURN TO ORIGIN
B.
"
" or "4" key to move the cursor to " AUTO SET ORIGIN", and then press
" key to continue.

C.
"
Press
The computer will prompts: PRESS ENTER TO CONTINUE, and you can press
" key to move frame to the new origin point, which let the design at the center of frame.
Otherwise, press any other key.

D.
Attentions: This function doesnt do the function of Save Designs Origin Point, in
case of clearing the last origin.

7-6 Moving Frame along the Border
After selecting the design but before starting embroidery, the frame will run along the
periphery for checking whether it exceeds the limits.
Operation:
A.
Press "
BACK TO ORIGIN
RESTORE ORIGIN
SAVE ORIGIN
AUTO SET ORIGIN
FRAME TO BORDER
RETURN TO ORIGIN
B.
press "
C.
press "
7-7
Press
" or "5" key to move the cursor to " FRAME TO BORDER", and then
" key to continue.

The computer will prompts: FRAME ALONG DESIGN RANGE!, and you can
" key to move frame along the border. Otherwise, press any other key.
Returning to Origin
This function is used in quilt sewing. The operator can prevent the cloth from moving by
letting the needle dowm, then roll the cloth to keep on embroidering.
Operation:
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(1)
Press
Frame Management
key, following image appears:

BACK TO ORIGIN
RESTORE ORIGIN
SAVE ORIGIN
AUTO SET ORIGIN
FRAME TO BORDER
RETURN TO ORIGIN
(2)
press "
(3)
Press
or digital 6 key, move the cursor to RETURN TO ORIGIN, then
" key.
Prompt shows PRESS ENTER!, then press "
" key to returning to the origin
point or press other key to escape.

7-8 Returning to the Stop-embroidery Point
After halting in the halfway of embroidering operation, press the manual frame-shifting
key to shift the frame out (for darning). After the completion of darning, this function can make
the frame return to the stop-embroidery point.
Operation:
(1) Press the manual frame-shifting key to shift the frame out (for darning).
(2)
Press "
" key, the main picture appears like this:
(3)
Press "
" key to confirm the operation, or press other key to quit.
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Chapter 8
Chapter 8
Embroidery Speed (Main Shaft Speed)
Embroidery Speed (Main Shaft Speed)
In the process of embroidery, the main shaft speed of the embroidery machine will change
by computer according to the stitch length of design. The low speed is intended for long stitch
embroidery, whereas high speed for short stitch. However, users can set the limit speed, what is
called SETTING LIMIT SPEED. The highest embroidery speed can increase or decrease
within the limit speed.
The limit speed ranges from 250 rpm to 1000 rpm. User can select the limit speed and do
not need superabundance. For example: in normal using is 850rpm, then set in 850rpm.
8-1 Setting the Limit Speed
This setting specifies the limit value for the highest embroidery speed.
Operation:
(1) Press "

OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION
SET DATE & TIME
(2) Press "

and then press "
(3) Press "
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""
" key.
" key to go to page 2, which is as following:
Chapter 8
Embroidery Speed(Main Shaft Speed)
SET MACHINE PARAS

T.B. DETECT:
Y
N
T.B. BACK STI.:
0
PATCH COUNT:
2
8
AUTO ORIGIN:
Y
INITIALIZE SYSTEM!

N 2
JUMPTRIM:
ANY 3 JUMPS
JUMP STITCH SPEED:
600
Y
3
LENGTH OF LOCK STI:
1.0
Y
STORE MANUAL-COLOR:
N
N
3
MAX. SPEED:
700 3
MIN. SPEED:
400
SHIFT LENGTH:
5.0
TURN OFF TRIMMING:
N
TRIM MODE:
ANY 3
FRAME AFTER TRIM:
N
CHECK TRIM IS OK:
Y
ROUNDS FOR BRAKE:
1
2
SPEED AFTER TRIM:

NEEDLES:
SET BRAKE PARA.:
MAIN MOTOR PARA.:
SET RUN SPEED:
STARTUP STITCHES:
STARTUP ACCE:
SPEED OF SLOW EMB.:
100 4
80
ANY +0
6
5
0
80
1
15
400
(4) Press "

"
""
" or digital key "2" to move the cursor to "MAX. SPEED", and press
" key.
(5) Press "
" to end the operation.
(6) Press "
" to go to the main picture.
NOTE: The factory default value is recommended for the limit speed.
8-2 Setting Embroidering Speed
It specifies the running speed during embroidering operation.
Operation:
(1) Press "
" key.
When pressing once the key, the speed will raise 10 rpm.
When
having been reached the limit speed, the speed will not raise any more.
(2) Press "
" key.
When pressing once the key, the speed will reduce 10 rpm.
When reducing to 250 rpm, the speed will not reduce any more.
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Chapter 9
9-1
Trimming Thread
Trimming Thread
Automatic Trimming Thread
When operation such as color changing, frame jumping, etc. are required in embroidery,
as well as at the end of embroidering, the machine can trim thread automatically.
9-2 Manual Trimming Thread
This function can be executed by pressing several keys.
Operation:
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(1) Press "
" key, the main picture appears as following:
(2) Press "
" key to trim thread, or press other key to quit.
Chapter 10
Disk Management
Chapter 10
Disk Management
Note: The pattern operations mentioned herein are mainly to the U-disk. If you are the user
of floppy disk, please buy the USB Floppy driver, an optional part.
10-1 Directory Listing of Disk
This operation is able to view the design stored in disk, as well as file name, file length
and free space of disk.
Operation:
(1) Insert the design disk into floppy disk driver, and press "
management menu, then press
" key to enter the design
to turn page and enter disk management menu appears as
following:
DISK MANAGEMENT
DISK DIR
INPUT
OUTPUT(DSB)
DEL FILE
FORMAT 720K
FORMAT 1.44M
INSTALL LETTER LIBS
DELETE LETTER LIBS
(2) The cursor will be at "DISK DIR", press"
" key.
(3) The LCD will display the file in floppy disk. If the file count is greater than 10, you
can press "
"or "
(4) Press "
" key to turn to other pages.

""
" key to select the design, and press "
During the viewing, you can press "
" or "
" or "
" key to view it.
" key to vary the display speed. Press "
" to
end the display.

(5) Press " " or " " key to quit the disk operation.
10-2 Input Design from Disk to Memory
Operation:
(1) Insert the design disk, and press "
press
" key to enter the design management menu, then
to turn page and enter disk management menu. Press "
digital key "2" to move the cursor at "INPUT", press"
""
" key or
" key.
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Disk Management
DISK MANAGEMENT
DISK DIR
INPUT
OUTPUT(DSB)
DEL FILE
FORMAT 720K
FORMAT 1.44M
INSTALL LETTER LIBS
DELETE LETTER LIBS
(2) Press "

press
""
" key to select the design (you can press "
to end), and press "
" key to view it and
" key.
(3) At the bottom of LCD, the computer will show the minimum available number of
design (recommended for use). If you use it as the new design number, press "
confirm, and then begins the disk reading operation.
" key to
If disagreeing to use the design number,
press digital keys to enter the design number you want. In the event of having error in entering
numeral, press "
setting.
" key to clear it.
After entering the design number, press "
" key for
When there is any conflict between the entered design number and the design number
existed in memory, the machine will refuse to accept this entry; therefore you should enter
another design number and press "
" key.
After the design number having been proved to
be correct, then begins to read the design from disk to memory.
Upon the completion of
design reading, it will return to the disk management menu.

(4) Press " " or " " key to quit the disk management.
10-3 Output Design from Memory to Disk
It stores the design in memory to disk in a binary format.
Coordinating to the use of
Input Design from Memory to Disk, this function is able to complete the operation of
copying a design from a disk to another disk.
When the computer has set NO OUTPUTTING DESIGN to Yes, the operator should
first set it to No before he output design from memory to disk. For details, see chapter 25.
Operation:
then press
44
" key to enter the design management menu,
""
" key or digital
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Disk Management
key "3" to move the cursor at "OUTPUT(DSB)", press"
" key.
DISK MANAGEMENT
DISK DIR
INPUT
OUTPUT(DSB)
DEL FILE
FORMAT 720K
FORMAT 1.44M
INSTALL LETTER LIBS
DELETE LETTER LIBS
DESIGN A LETTER DESIGN
(2) Press "
""
" key to select the memory design, and press "
(3) Press digital keys to enter the disk file name, press "
design into disk (or press "
" key.
" key to begin saving the
" key to give up the operation). After finishing the save, the disk
management menu appears.

10-4 Deleting the Design in Floppy Disk
Operation:
then press
key "4" to move the cursor at "DEL FILE", press"
""
" key or digital
" key.
DISK MANAGEMENT
DISK DIR
INPUT
OUTPUT(DSB)
DEL FILE
FORMAT 720K
FORMAT 1.44M
INSTALL LETTER LIBS
DELETE LETTER LIBS
(2) Press "
""
" key to select the design (you can press "
" key to view it), and
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press "
Disk Management
" key to delete the design or press "
" to give up.
10-5 Formatting a 720KB Disk
It carries out formatting of a double density 3.5 inch disk in DOS format.
Operation:
then press
key "5" to move the cursor at "FORMAT 720K", press"
""
" key or digital
" key.
DISK MANAGEMENT
DISK DIR
INPUT
OUTPUT(DSB)
DEL FILE
FORMAT 720K
FORMAT 1.44M
INSTALL LETTER LIBS
DELETE LETTER LIBS
(2) Press "
" key to format disk (or press "
" to give up), after finishing the
operation, the disk management menu will appear.

10-6 Formatting a 1.44MB Disk
It carries out formatting of a high density 3.5 inch disk in DOS format.
Operation:
then press
key "6" to move the cursor at "FORMAT 1.44M", press"
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""
" key or digital
" key.
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Disk Management
DISK MANAGEMENT
DISK DIR
INPUT
OUTPUT(DSB)
DEL FILE
FORMAT 720K
FORMAT 1.44M
INSTALL LETTER LIBS
DELETE LETTER LIBS
(2) Press "
" key to format disk (or press "
" to give up), after finishing the
operation, the disk management menu will appear.

(3) Press "
" or "
" key to quit the disk management.
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Chapter 11
Displaying Parameters and Displaying Language Selection
11-1 Viewing the Common Parameters

Operation:
(1) Press "
" key, if the pre-embroidery design is normal design, the computer will
show the following figure:
DISPLAY EMB. INFO.

DESIGN No.:
DESIGN ATT.:
CURRENT:
OVERALL:
X-MOVE:
Y-MOVE:
SPEED:
NEEDLE:
OFFSET:
ZERO POINT:
12
NORMAL DESIGN
0
942108
+0.0
-48.2
700
1
N
Y
ROTATE:
X-SCALE:
Y-SCALE:
REP.PRIOR:
REP.MODE:
X-REPS:
Y-REPS:
X-INTERVAL:
Y-INTERVAL:
PRIOR MODE:
0
100
100
X PRIOR
NORMAL REP.
1
1
+0.0
+0.0
ROTATE PRIOR
C KEY: CLEAR, OTHER KEY: EXIT
(2) If the pre-embroidery design is packed design, the computer will show the following
figure:
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DISPLAY EMB. INFO.

DESIGN No.:
DESIGN ATT.:
CURRENT:
OVERALL:
X-MOVE:
Y-MOVE:
SPEED:
NEEDLE:
OFFSET:
ZERO POINT:
88
PACKED DESIGN
0
942108
+0.0
-48.2
700
1
N
Y
C KEY: CLEAR, OTHER KEY: EXIT
11-2 Clearing Accumulated Stitch Count and X/Y Displacement

Operation:
(1) Press "
" key, the computer will show the common parameters on LCD.
(2) Press " " key to clear "Overall Stitch Count" and "X/Y Move".
11-3 Switching of Display Language
The BECS-316/366 use the Chinese, English and Spanish interfaces and so on.
Operation:
(1) Press "
" key, the menu appears as following(in Chinese display):
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OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION
3
PRE-DISPLAY THE DESIGNN
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
SET DATE & TIME
(2) Press "
""
" or digital key "9" to move the cursor to "/English/Spanish",
and then press " " key. The LCD displays the next language.
If the displaying language is the last, the LCD will display the first. That is say the machine
has the circular function on displaying language.
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Chapter 12
Other management and Setting the Parameters
12-1 Setting of Magnification, Rotation and Repetition

This operation is able to set the magnification factor (50% ~ 200%), angle of rotation (0 ~
89) of a design, as well as repetition if necessary in embroidery.
Operation: (in embroidery preparation status)

(1) Press "

OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION
SET DATE & TIME
(2) The cursor will be at "SET DESIGN PARAS", and press "
" key to enter the next
menu as following:
SET DESIGN PARAS
ROTATE:
0
X-SCALE:
100
Y-SCALE:
100
REP.PRIOR:
X PRIOR
REP.MODE:
NORMAL REP.
X-REPS:
1
Y-REPS:
1
X-INTERVAL:
+0.0
Y-INTERVAL:
+0.0
PRIOR MODE:
ROTATE PRIOR
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(3) Press "
", "
" and "
" key to select the following parameters for revising them:
Angle of rotation (0 ~ 89)

Use digital key, "
" and "
" keys to input data. This angle is an angle at which a
design rotating counterclockwise according to the selected design direction.

X magnification (50% ~ 200%)
Use digital key, "
" and "
" keys to input data. This magnification is a transverse
" and "
" keys to input data. This magnification is a longitudinal
magnification of a design.
Y magnification
Use digital key, "
magnification of a design.
Repetition sequence (X priority or Y priority)
Use "
", "
" and "
" keys to perform the inputting.
X priority presents the
repetitive embroidery line by line in transverse direction during repetition.
Y priority presents
the repetitive embroidery row by row in longitudinal direction.

Repetition mode
Use "
", "
" and "
" keys to perform the inputting. Usual repetition refers to the
embroidering operation that after a complete design having been embroidered, the same design
will be embroidered in the next position, i.e. the repetitive embroidery is performed by a
complete design after another. Partial repetition refers to the embroidering operation that
after a design having been embroidered with stitches of one color, the embroidery will be
continued in the corresponding position of the next design with the same color stitches until
this color repetition is completed, and then the embroidering operation will repeat with another
color stitches until the repetitive embroidery is made with all color-stitches, i.e. the completion
of the repetition of a complete design is based on the repetition of each part.
For partial repetition, you must compile the pre-embroidering design into a normal design,
and embroider the normal design. (See Chapter 17)
Frequency of X repetition (1 ~ 99)
Use digital key, "
" and "
" keys to input data. The frequency of X repetition presents
the number of transversal repetition, i.e. the frequency of repetitive embroidery in a line.
Frequency of Y repetition (1 ~ 99)
Use digital key, "
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" and "
" keys to input data. The frequency of Y repetition presents
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the number of longitudinal repetition, i.e. the frequency of repetitive embroidery in a row.
X repetition distance (unit: mm)
Use digital key, "
", "
" and "
" keys to input data. X repetition distance presents
the distance between the starting points of two adjacent designs in transverse direction during
repetition (accuracy: 0.1mm).
Y repetition distance (unit: mm)
Use digital key, "
", "
" and "
" keys to input data. Y repetition distance presents
the distance between the starting points of two adjacent designs in longitudinal direction during
repetition (accuracy: 0.1mm).
Priority modes (magnification priority or rotation priority)
Use "
", "
" and "
" keys to perform the inputting. When selecting X magnification
dissimilar to Y magnification and with rotating angle, the magnification priority and rotation
priority can give different embroidery results.
(4)
Press "
" or "
" key to end setting the parameters.
(5)
Press " " or " " key to go to the main picture.
12-2 Operation of Design Periphery
Operation:
(1) Press "

OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION
3
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
SET DATE & TIME
(2) Press "
", "
" key or digital "3" to move the cursor to "DESIGN RANGE'S
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OPERATIONS", and press "
" key to enter the next menu as following:

OTHER MANAGEMENT
SHOW RANGE
MOVE FRAME ALONG RANGE
GENERATE DESIGN OF RANGE
FRAME, THEN EMB.
EMB. ONE CROSS
EMB. RIGHT ANGLE
EMB. DESIGN QUADRATE RANGE
EMB. DESIGN TRUE RANGE
(3) According to the prompt, press "
", "
" and "
" keys to complete the following
operation:
Showing periphery
After selecting design but before starting embroidery, check the peripheral range of the
design.
Moving frame along the periphery
After selecting the design but before starting embroidery, the frame will run a cycle along
the periphery for checking whether it exceeds the limits.
Generating a new periphery design
This operation can be carried out after selecting the design but before starting embroidery,
which can produce a peripheral design of the current design.
The peripheral design can be
embroidered separately.
In case users embroidering periphery can be achieved by embroidering the peripheral
design, and the peripheral design has a central + line, if the length of the central + line is
insufficient, the No. 99 design can be used for supplementary embroidery.
Move frame and embroider back along the path
Operation: move the frame along the assigned paths from the current position, when meet
a inflexion, press "
" key to confirm the line path; then repeat the above operation to finish
the whole paths, you can also quit to the main picture by pressing ESC key; finally, you can
pull the bar directly to start embroidering, the machine will embroider along the trace in
converse direction to current position, and return to the preparation status automatically.
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Embroider one cross at current position

Operation: input the length of the cross (unit: mm), then the system will return to the main
picture automatically. You can pull the bar directly to start embroidering and the machine will
embroider a + at current position, and return to the preparation status automatically.
Embroider right angle at current position
Operation: first, input the length of X-direction (unit: mm. If it is positive, then embroider
along X-direction, if it is negative, embroider along the X negative direction); second, input the
length of Y-direction (unit: mm. If it is positive, then embroider along Y-direction, if it is
negative, embroider along Y negative direction), then the system will back to the main picture
automatically; finally, you can pull the bar directly to start embroidering and the machine will
embroider a right angle at current position, and, return to the preparation status
automatically.
Embroider designs quadrate range
Operation: the system will create a quadrate design and return to the main picture
automatically; you can pull the bar directly to start embroidering and the machine will
embroider the quadrate range at current position, and return to the preparation status
automatically.
Embroider designs true range
Operation: the system will create a figure design similar to the current design and return to
the main picture automatically; you can pull the bar directly to start embroidering and the
machine will embroider the figure at current position, and return to the preparation status
automatically.
(4) Press "
" or "
" key to end the operation of design periphery.
(5) Press " " or " " key to go to the main picture.
12-3 Setting the Offset Point
What is called offset point can be an arbitrary point beyond the starting point of the design
as shown in the following figure:
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When you select a design and make the machine enter into the embroidery confirmation
status, the system will clear the offset point. Operation for setting offset point and
embroidering is as following:
(1) Select a design for embroidering and make the machine enter into embroidery
confirmation status. (See Section 3-4)
(2) Press "
", "
", "
" and "
" to move the frame to the starting point of design.
(3) Press "

OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION
SET DATE & TIME
(4) Press "

"
", "
" key or digital "4" to move the cursor to "OFFSET", and then press
" key.
(5) Press "
", "
", "
" and "
" to move the frame to the offset point. In case of
needs not to set offset point or wants to deleting offset point that has been set previously, go to
the following step without moving the frame to the offset point.
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(6) Press "
" key to continue, and the computer go to the main picture.
This flag shows

that the computer
has offset point.
(7) The frame first moves from the offset point to the start point, and then begins
embroidering. Moreover, setting the offset point is also the base of frame moving out in
patching embroidery.
12-4 Setting Frame Protection when Power Off (Setting the Machines Zero Point)
The purposes of the operation are:
Purpose 1: The function of setting the protection when power off/frame zero point can
restore the frame position when power off unexpectedly together with the function of power
resume.
Purpose 2: The function of setting the protection when power off/frame zero point is to
set the base point when a designs origin point needs to be saved and restored. This base point
is recommended to be any point on the bedplate, once being set, youd better not change it and
should marks flag.
Note:
Note 1: The realization of purpose 1 is based on the available limit switch and setting
frame zero point automatically.
Note 2: The operation of setting frame zero point automatically or Setting frame zero
point manually all can set the base of saving and restoring the designs origin point.
Note 3: The operation of this function can only be done with one of two operations of
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setting frame zero point automatically and Setting frame zero point manually.
Note 4: Except for particular instance, during embroidering by normal operation, whether
handy frame origin memory or auto frame origin memory, one time correct setup is ok.
1.
Setting frame zero point manually
Note: when meeting emergency stop because of malfunctions or something unusual such
as power off unexpectedly, etc. the machine will cancel the setting frame origin function to
avoid the mistakes. So, at that time, you should do operation of Setting frame zero point
manually again at the last frame zero point.
If the frame has been moved after power off, or if power on again after maintenance, you
should do again the operation of Setting frame zero point manually.
Operation:
(1) Press "
" key, the menu appears as follows:

OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION

MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
SET DATE & TIME
(2)
Press "
", "
" keys or numeric key "5" to move the cursor to "SET POWER
RESUME/ZERO POINT", and press "

(3)
" key.
If the function of setting emb. frame range has been set, then there will be a
warning: AUTO CLEAR EMB. FRAME RANGE, and press "

(4)
"
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The prompt is MANUALLY SET ZERO POINT?, then select YES with "
" keys, and press "

(5)
" key to continue.

",
" key.
Do as prompting, mark the frame zero point when the frame has been moved to the
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selected zero point, then finish the setting by pressing "

2.
" key.
Setting frame zero point automatically
Note: please ensure that the limit switch is available before this operation, or the frame
will be damaged.
Operation:
(1)
Press "

OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION
SET DATE & TIME
(2)
Press "
", "
" keys or numeric key "5" to move the cursor to " SET POWER
RESUME/ZERO POINT ", and press "

(3)
" key.
If the function of setting emb. frame range has been set, then there will be a
warning: AUTO CLEAR EMB. FRAME RANGE, and press "

(4)
"
", "
(5)
" key to continue.
The prompts is MANUALLY SET ZERO POINT?,

" keys, and press "
then select NO with
" key.
The machine will give a prompt TO SET POWER RESUME, and press "
" key,
then the frame begin moving, when meets the limit switch, the frame will return to the zero
point. The setting then finished.
12-5 Frame Restoring after Power Off
In case of frame having been moved after power off, this operation can be used to restore
the frame position before power off when the power is on again.
The proper performance of
this operation is based on the SET POWER RESUME/ZERO POINT.
In addition, if the
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power is off in the process of embroidering operation and the frame has not been shifted, you
also can directly pull the operation bar to continue embroidering after power is on again.
It will be invalid if the operation of setting frame zero point manually is done.
Operation:
(1) Turn the main shaft to the stopping position at 100 degrees
(2) Press "

OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION
SET DATE & TIME
(3) Press "

and press "
", "
" key or numeric key "6" to move the cursor to "POWER RESUME",
" key.
(4) Continue the operation according to the prompt, and the restoration of frame position
can be achieved.
(5) The main picture will automatically appear after it.
12-6 Demanding whether Setup Frame Zero Point or not
Press "
" key to check whether machine setup frame ZERO POINT or not: the machine
will be displayed as ZERO POINT: if ZERO POINT setup, otherwise the machine will
be displayed as ZERO POINT: .
Setting frame zero point has two ways: auto ways and manual ways.
1. After auto setting frame zero point, if it is correct, then the icon beforePOWER
RESUME in the OTHER MANAGEMENT will be changed into .
2. If manually setting frame zero point, the icon beforePOWER RESUME in the
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OTHER MANAGEMENT will be not changed, and it still be .

12-7 Setting the Machine Parameters
Operation:
(1) Press "

OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION
SET DATE & TIME
(2) Press "

and then press "
""
" key.
(3) The machine parameters are in 5 pages (you can press "
" or "
" key to turn to
other pages), which are as following figures. The parameters can be revised using "
digital keys, "
" and "
", "
",
" keys.
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T.B. DETECT:
Y
N
T.B. BACK STI.:
0
PATCH COUNT:
2
8
AUTO ORIGIN:
Y
INITIALIZE SYSTEM!

N 2
JUMPTRIM:
ANY 3 JUMPS
JUMP STITCH SPEED:
600
Y
3
LENGTH OF LOCK STI:
1.0
Y
STORE MANUAL-COLOR:
N
N
3
MAX. SPEED:
700 3
MIN. SPEED:
400
SHIFT LENGTH:
5.0
TURN OFF TRIMMING:
N
TRIM MODE:
ANY 3
FRAME AFTER TRIM:
N
CHECK TRIM IS OK:
Y
ROUNDS FOR BRAKE:
1
2
SPEED AFTER TRIM:

NEEDLES:
SET BRAKE PARA.:
MAIN MOTOR PARA.:
SET RUN SPEED:
STARTUP STITCHES:
STARTUP ACCE:
SPEED OF SLOW EMB.:
100 4
80
ANY +0
6
5
0
80
1
15
400
SET MACHINE PARAS

COLOR-CHANGE SPEED:
DIP1:
DIP2:
DIP3:
DIP4:
OVERFRAME BY STEP:
DETECT T.B. MODE:
SPEED AFTER PATCH:
SPEED 1 PRE-TRIM:
SPEED 2 PRE-TRIM:
12
0
15
+0
0
0
0
0
N
N
1
3
0
850
2
0.7
N
400
400
Y

HIGH FRAMING SPEED:
LOW FRAMING SPEED:
STOP TO COLR:
BORING NEEDLE:
CORD EMB. NEEDLE:

STEP-CUT START ANGLE:
CUT BACK ANGLE ADJ.:
HOLD VOLTAGE ADJ.:
CATCHING DISP.:
X GEAR BACKLASH:
Y GEAR BACKLASH:
16 6
16
12
N
NO
0
NO
400
Y
+0
NO 8
3
8
12
7
150
0
0
(4) Press "
" to end the operation.
(5) Press "
Note: For details, see Chapter 31 about "Table of the Machine Parameters".
12-8 Setting Parameters of Sequin, Special Emb, etc
Operation:
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(1) Press "

OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION
SET DATE & TIME
(2) Press "
""
" or digital key "8" to move the cursor to "PARA OF
SEQUIN,SPECIAL EMB,AFC", and then press "

(3) According to machine prompts, press "
and "
" key.
", "
", digital keys, "
",
" keys to set all the parameters. Parameters in the table below are all adjustable, but
they vary according to different types.

OTHER MANAGEMENT
SEQUIN R ON/OFF
Y 1
SEQUIN L ON/OFF
Y
SPEED FOR SEQUIN R
400
SPEED FOR SEQUIN L
400
SEQUIN R ADJ. ANGLE
+0
SEQUIN L ADJ. ANGLE
+0
SEQUIN R TYPE:
AUTOMATIC
SEQUIN L TYPE:
AUTOMATIC
AUTO START FOR SEQUIN:
N
TIME OF SEQUIN ACTION:
2
M AXIS BACK TO ROTATE
SPEC. EMB. MIN SPEED
SPEC. SPEED-DOWN ANGLE
SPEC. SPEED-DOWN RATIO
M AXIS ORIGIN AT T.B.
Z SHAFT CONTROL ANGLE
ADJ. CLAMP FOOT LIMIT
ADJ. ZIG ROD ANGLE
ROTARY GAP OF M AXIS
M AXIS WORK-OFF ANGLE
Y 3
250
30
2
Y
180
80
1
0
0
SEQUIN OFF AFTER T.B.

N 2
SEQUIN OFF NOTRIM-JUMP:
N
MODE OF SEQUIN ON/OFF
600
SPECIAL HEAD INTERVAL
#0
ZIG SWING ANGLE
0
RATIO OF COIL EMB.
1
M AXIS STOP TO ORIGIN
Y
ROD POS. OF ZIG
LEFT
SPEC. EMB. TRIM BOT
N
FRAME SWING FOR ZIG
+0.0
(AFC) USE
(AFC) INTERVAL TIME
X GAP FOR QUILT
Y GAP FOR QUILT
N
3
0
0
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(4)
Press "
"or "
" to exit from PARA OF SEQUIN, SPECIAL EMB, AFC..
(5)
Press "
"or "
Note: For information about setting parameters, see Chapter 31 for more information.
12-9 Compensating of Satin Stitches
This operation is able to search automatically the satin stitches of the assigned design and
carry out compensation as required, thus obtaining a widening or narrowing result of satin
stitches. After compensating of satin stitches, a new design will be created but the source
design keeps unchanged.
Operation: (in embroidery preparation status)
(1)
Press "

OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION
3
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
SET DATE & TIME
(2)
Press "
""
" or digital key "8" to move the cursor to "COMPENSATION", and
then press " " key.

(3) Select the source design according to the prompt.
(4) Input the X and Y compensation value, which ranges from -0.2 mm to +0.3 mm.
(5)
Input the number of destination design and press the key "
(6)
Wait until the new design is made.
(7)
Press
(8)
During the input design process, the compensated design can be input to the
or "
".
memory directly by the help of prompts.
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12-10 Set Date & Time

This operation can set date and time for screen display.
Operation:
(1)
Press the key
, then press
to turn to page 3 to enter OTHER
MANAGEMENT menu:
OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION

MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
SET DATE & TIME
(2)
Use "
" and "
" to select , then press "
20060920
" key to display the follow image:
162040
2006
UP/DOWN KEY TO SET TIME
(3)
Press "
" and "
(4)
Then system prompts to set the month. Repeat step (3) until finish all the settings,
then press the key
" to select a year and then press the key
. After the system turns back to OTHER MANAGEMENT
automatically, the system clock will show the updated time.

(5)
Press
to exit from OTHER MANAGEMENT.
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Chapter 13
Management of Design in Memory
Note: For BECS-316/366, the design management must be done in the embroidery
preparation status.
13-1 Select a Design for Embroidery
This function selects a design for the preparation-embroidering design. See 3-4 for details.
13-2 List the Design in Memory
This operation lets the operator able to view the design stored in memory, the design
count, free memory, and also display the design information, such as color-change times, stitch
count, X range, Y range.
Operation:
(1) Press "
" key, the computer shows the design management menu as following:
DESIGN MANAGEMENT
SHOW MEMORY DESIGN
DISK INPUT
COPY
EDIT
DELETE
DIVIDE
COMBINE
PACKED DESIGN
CLEAR ALL
ARROW:MOVE, ENTER:CONFIRM
(2) Press "
""
DESIGN", and then press "
" or digital key"2" to move the cursor to "SHOW MEMORY

" key.
(3) Directory of design in memory is listed on screen and the design at the cursor is
displayed automatically. In case of the directory exceeding one page, use "
" or "
" key
for viewing.
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01 MEM
9182
02 MEM
1078
99 MEM
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FREE STITCHES 497920
(4) Press "
""
" key to move cursor, and press "
" key to view the design in
detail.
(5) Now, you can view the design according to the prompt.
(6) Press " " to end viewing.
13-3 Input a Design into Memory from Floppy Disk
This operation is similar to DISK INPUT. See 3-2 for details.
13-4 Copy the Design
Operation:
(1) Press "
DESIGN MANAGEMENT
SHOW MEMORY DESIGN
DISK INPUT
COPY
EDIT
DELETE
DIVIDE
COMBINE
PACKED DESIGN
CLEAR ALL
(2) Press "

"
" or digital key"4" to move the cursor to "COPY ", and then press
""
", "
" key.
(3) Press "
"
""
" and "
" key to go to next step or press "
"key to select the source design, and then press
" key to quit.
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(4) According to the prompt, input the number of destination design, and press "
" key
to begin the copying.

(5) Press " " or " " to end the design management.
13-5 Delete the Design
It deletes a design in the memory.
Operation:
(1) Press "
DESIGN MANAGEMENT
SHOW MEMORY DESIGN
DISK INPUT
COPY
EDIT
DELETE
DIVIDE
COMBINE
PACKED DESIGN
CLEAR ALL
(2) Press "

"
""
" or digital key"6" to move the cursor to "DELETE", and then press
""
", "
" key.
(3) Press "
to go to next step or press "
" and "
"key to select the design, and then press "
" key
" key to quit.
(4) After the computer deletes the design, it will go to the design management menu.
13-6 Divide the Design
This operation is intended for dividing the design in memory into two new designs and
keeping the source design in memory unchanged.
Operation:
(1) Press "
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SHOW MEMORY DESIGN
DISK INPUT
COPY
EDIT
DELETE
DIVIDE
COMBINE
PACKED DESIGN
CLEAR ALL
(2) Press "

"
" or digital key"7" to move the cursor to "DIVIDE", and then press
""
", "
" key.
(3) Press "
"
""
" and "
" key to go to next step or press "
"key to select the source design, and then press
" key to quit.
(4) After the prompt, input a stitch count (the first divided design has the stitches of the
count number).
(5) Input the number of first divided design.
(6) Input the number of second divided design.
(7) The computer does the dividing, and then will go to the design management menu.
13-7 Splice two Designs
Operation:
(1) Press "
DESIGN MANAGEMENT
SHOW MEMORY DESIGN
DISK INPUT
COPY
EDIT
DELETE
DIVIDE
COMBINE
PACKED DESIGN
CLEAR ALL
(2) Press "
""
" or digital key"8" to move the cursor to "COMBINE", and then
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press "
" key.
(3) Press "

"
""
", "
" and "
"key to select the first source design, and then press
" key.
(4) Press "
press "
""
", "
" and "
"key to select the second source design, and then
" key.
(5) According to the prompt, input the distance between the end stitch of first design and
the beginning stitch of second design.
(6) Input the number of destination design.
(7) The computer does the splicing, and then will go to the design management menu.
13-8 Editing the Packed Design
The packed design means a design group packed from several (less than 100) normal
designs in memory after setting parameters, which is intended for continuous embroidery
automatically.
Operation:
(1) Press "
DESIGN MANAGEMENT
SHOW MEMORY DESIGN
DISK INPUT
COPY
EDIT
DELETE
DIVIDE
COMBINE
PACKED DESIGN
CLEAR ALL
(2) Press "

then press "
""
" or digital key"9" to move the cursor to "PACKED DESIGN", and
" key.
(3) The lower side of screen prompts you to enter the number of packed design.
Input
0 for abandoning editing operation, or input a non-existent number of design for creating a
packed design, or input an existent packed design for editing it. Whereas input a number of
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existent normal design in memory, then you must repeat the input.
(4) Enter into the menu of editing packed design:
SERIES: 1
DESIGN No:
0
DIRECTION:
P
ROTATE:
0
X-SCALE:
100
Y-SCALE:
100
PAGE:OTHERS, ESC:RETURN
You must input the following parameters for each packing normal design: number of
design in memory, design direction, angle of rotation, X magnification, Y magnification, X
distance relative to the first design and Y distance relative to the first design.
Pressing "
" and "
" key, you can set several designs.
After completion, press "
key to store the packed design and return to the design management. Or press "
"
" key and
decide whether you save the packed design, then return to the design management.
(5) Press "
" or "
" to end the design management.
(6) As for selecting a designsystem can show the image of a normal design with an
extension MEM but not that of a combined design with an extension PAR. If you want to
view the image of a combined design, you should go to the menu OTHER MANAGEMENT
and operate FROM PACKED DESIGN TO NORMAL DESIGN to create a normal design
with an extension MEM so as to view.
13-9 Clear All Designs in Memory
This operation is intended for clearing all designs in memory, be careful to use it!
Operation:
(1) Press "
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DESIGN MANAGEMENT
SHOW MEMORY DESIGN
DISK INPUT
COPY
EDIT
DELETE
DIVIDE
COMBINE
PACKED DESIGN
CLEAR ALL
(2) Press "

press "
""
" or digital key"0" to move the cursor to "CLEAR ALL", and then
" key.
(3) The lower side of screen prompts you to check whether or not you clear all designs.
Press "
""
" keys to change [YES] or [NO]. Select [YES] and press "
all designs. If select [NO] and press "
" key or press "
" key to clear
" key to give up the operation.
(4) After clearing all the designs, system will display the memory size (total stitches
remained). Press any key to return to the menu of DESIGN MANAGEMENT.
(5) Press "
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Edit of the Design in Memory
Adopting the most convenient, direct-viewing and full-screen editing mode, the function
of editing design in memory has more advantages, such as: easy editing, flexible, faultless.
This function is able to directly carry out edit of the design with stitch count of less than
65 thousand. For the oversize design, indirect edit can be made.
As for the oversize design, it
is recommended to divide the design into several sub-designs (the sub-designs to be edited
have stitch count of less than 65 thousand) which will then be edited respectively, and finally
several sub-designs are spliced in order. Owing to the oversize designs appear seldom,
therefore the contradiction between editing speed and editing oversize design will be solved
easily.
14-1 Entering the Edit of Design in Memory
Operation:
(1) Press "
DESIGN MANAGEMENT
SHOW MEMORY DESIGN
DISK INPUT
COPY
EDIT
DELETE
DIVIDE
COMBINE
PACKED DESIGN
CLEAR ALL
(2) Press "

"
""
" or digital key"5" to move the cursor to "EDIT", and then press
" key.
(3) The lower side of screen prompts: "EDIT NEW DESIGN?", you can press "
"
" keys to change [YES] or [NO].
If you select [YES] and press "
input the number of new design. If you select [NO] and press "
"
" key, you should
" key, then you can select an
existent normal design for editing.

(4) After editing the design (See the following sections), the design management
appears.
(5) Press "
" or "
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14-2 How to Edit a Stitch

After entering to the function of editing new design, on the top of the screen will display:
On
the bottom of the screen will display the current stitch: STITCH.
Of which data on a line presents a stitch. The first row is the code of the stitch.
code are as following.
Its
The second row is the value of X (unit: 0.1 mm) and the third row is
the value of Y (unit: 0.1 mm).

0:
invalid stitch
3:
satin stitch
4:
jumping
5:
frame jumping
6:
absolute jumping
7:
color-change
8:
stop
9:
towel embroidery
10:
chain embroidery
According to the above, the character of stitch and the values of X and Y can be chosen
by pressing digital key directly (If X or Y is negative, press "
number, then press digital key.), and then press "
" key to change into positive
" key.
When the cursor move to the next line, it shows one stitch has been edited over.
Press "
" key continuously, then the screen will display:

0
+0
+0
+0
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Input the value you need to the corresponding position in each line, and press "
" key.
Then the stitch number displayed on the bottom of the screen is the stitch number has been
edited. After editing press "
" key and select "", then press "
" key. The new design has
been edited over.

1. Modifying a stitch
You can use "
", "
", "
", "
and use digital key to input numeral.
", "
" and "
", "
" keys to move the cursor,
It is necessary to point out that the range of X and Y
values of stitch length is 127 ~ +127. In case the input value is out of the range, the machine
will not confirm this entry.
For instance, when changing +126 to +63, first move the
cursor underneath +, then press "
", "
" and "
" keys.
2. Deleting a stitch
Use "
", "
", "
", and "
" keys to move the cursor underneath the stitch to be
" key to delete the stitch. And the deleted stitch is stored for using it for
deleted, then press "

inserting a stitch.
3. Inserting a stitch
Use "
", "
", "
", and "
" keys to move the cursor underneath a stitch, press "
"
key to insert the last deleted stitch before this stitch.

Note: Using function 2 and 3 by turns can speed up input of repeat stitch.
Attention must be paid that when a design requires adding one stitch, inserting a stitch
must be used.
14-3 Rapidly Searching a Stitch
Operation:
(1) Press "
" or "
" key to enter into the following menu:

PRESS KEY TO DO:
GO TO STI.
GO TO CODE
BLOCK
HELP
SAVE & EXIT
QUIT
(2) Press "

press "
""
" or digital key"1" to move the cursor to "GO TO STI.", and then
" key.
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(3) Input the stitch number to which the cursor will go.
(4) The cursor will directly go to the stitch.
14-4 Rapidly Searching a Special Stitch
Operation:
(1) Press "
" or "

PRESS KEY TO DO:
GO TO STI.
GO TO CODE
BLOCK
HELP
SAVE & EXIT
QUIT
(2) Press "

press "
""
" or digital key"2" to move the cursor to "GO TO CODE", and then
" key.
(3) Input the code of stitch which the computer will search backwards from the current
stitch.
(4) If finding the code, the cursor will directly go to the stitch with this code.
NOTE: This function only applies to afterward-searching from the current stitch.
14-5 Block Operation
The block means a part of continuous stitches of the design in memory.
Its function is
intended for performing rapid operation to these continuous stitches: copying, moving, deleting
and merging several designs in memory.
Operation:
(1) Press "
" or "

PRESS KEY TO DO:
GO TO STI.
GO TO CODE
BLOCK
HELP
SAVE & EXIT
QUIT
(2) Press "

"
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""
" or digital key"3" to move the cursor to "BLOCK", and then press
" key.
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(3) the block operation menu is as following figure:

PRESS KEY TO DO:
MARK BEGIN
MARK END
CANCEL
COPY
MOVE
DELETE
READ
These functions interpret as following: MARK BEGIN is defined as block beginning.

MARK END is defined as block end. COPY refers to copy the block to the position of
cursor. MOVE refers to move the block to the position of cursor. DELETE refers to delete
all stitches in the block. READ means that the machine will take a design (you first input the
number of design) as a block and read the block at end of editing design.
14-6 Help for Editing
Operation:
(1) Press "
" or "

PRESS KEY TO DO:
GO TO STI.
GO TO CODE
BLOCK
HELP
SAVE & EXIT
QUIT
(2) Press "

"
""
" or digital key"4" to move the cursor to "HELP", and then press
" key.
(3) Display the help relating to HOW TO EDIT A DESIGN, press any key to end it.
14-7 Saving the Editing Design and Exit
Operation:
(1) Press "
" or "
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PRESS KEY TO DO:

GO TO STI.
GO TO CODE
BLOCK
HELP
SAVE & EXIT
QUIT
(2) Press "

press "
""
" or digital key"5" to move the cursor to "SAVE & EXIT", and then
" key.
(3) The computer begins to save the design, and then exit the editing.
14-8 Quitting the Editing
Operation:
(1) Press "
" or "

PRESS KEY TO DO:
GO TO STI.
GO TO CODE
BLOCK
HELP
SAVE & EXIT
QUIT
(2) Press "

"
""
" or digital key "6" to move the cursor to "QUIT", and then press
" key.
(3) The computer prompts you to save the editing design, and you can select [YES] or
[NO], then press "
" key to go to the design management operation.
(4) The computer exits the editing.
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Operation Help
Operation Help
This function helps users to perform the operation and displays prompting message.
Operation:
(1) At the main picture, press "
" key to enter the help-show frames
(2) Press any key to turn to other frames till exit.
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Monogramming and Making a High-speed Design
16-1 monogramming (optional)

If there is a Disk of Letter Library with your embroidery machine, you can embroider
any text with 28 fonts at will. In the disk there are 28 kinds of forms of written or printed
characters which 26 capital letters of English alphabet, or 26 small letters of English alphabet,
or digits 0~9. Users can create monograms in horizontal line, vertical line, or three-point arc.
For the first time, users must install the letter library from Disk of Letter Library to
memory, which will run out about 200,000 stitches store and can be set free by the operation of
Deleting the letter library.
1.
Installing the letter library
Operation:
(1) Press "
" key to enter the design management menu, then press
and enter disk management menu, the following figure appears. Press "
to turn page
""
key "7" to move the cursor to "INSTALL LETTER LIBS", and then press "
" or digital
" key.
DISK MANAGEMENT
DISK DIR
INPUT
OUTPUT(DSB)
DEL FILE
FORMAT 720K
FORMAT 1.44M
INSTALL LETTER LIBS
DELETE LETTER LIBS
ARROW OR NUMBER:MOVE, ENTER: CONFIRM
(2) Insert the disk of letter library according to the prompt, and press
key.
(3) Wait for about 4 minutes to copy files.

(4) Do the operation of Listing the design in memory (Seeing section 13-2) to check if
the letter library is installed correctly. If so it were, the file count should increase by 56.
Otherwise do the operation of Deleting letter library first and then do this operation again.
2. Deleting letter library
Operation:
(1) Press "
80
to turn page
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and enter disk management menu, the following figure appears:

DISK MANAGEMENT
DISK DIR
INPUT
OUTPUT(DSB)
DEL FILE
FORMAT 720K
FORMAT 1.44M
INSTALL LETTER LIBS
DELETE LETTER LIBS
(2) Press "

and then press "
(3) Press "
""
" or digital key "8" to move the cursor to "DELETE LETTER LIBS",
" key.
" or "
" key to select [YES] and press "
" key to delete the letter
library.
3. Monogramming
Operation:
(1) Press "
to turn page
and enter disk management menu, the disk management menu shows as follows: (if the letter
library has not installed, then can not input letter design.)
DISK MANAGEMENT
DISK DIR
INPUT
OUTPUT(DSB)
DEL FILE
FORMAT 720K
FORMAT 1.44M
INSTALL LETTER LIBS
DELETE LETTER LIBS
(2) Press "
" or numeric keys to move cursor to set parameters of letter design,
shows as follows, and press "
" key to begin. And, the unit of X-scale, Y-scale and satin
stitch density is %, the unit of distance is mm, and the rotation angle: 1 degree. Press "
" key
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to go on.
ARRANGE:
CHAR FORM:
X SCALE:
Y SCALE:
DENSITY:
COLOR:
X SPACE:
Y SPACE:
ANGLE:
HORIZONTAL
1
100
100
100
N
+0.0
+0.0
0
(3)
For ARC arrangement, you should input the interrelated parameters, which
include co-ordinates of starting point, middle point and end point. After setting the parameters,
press "
(4)
press
(5)
" key to go to next step. If not for ARC arrangement, then jump to next step.
Input all the characters according to the characters code printed on the LCD, and
key to go on, or press "
" key to exit.
System shows the letter design, and you can adjust the letters about their positions,
forms, angles, scales, etc. Digital keys 1, 3, 5 and 9 stand for positive direction, while 2, 4, 6
and 0 the opposite; Digital keys 7 and 8 are for selecting single numbers. Press "
" key to go
on.
(6)
System asks If to create the letter design? Select [NO] to exit, or select [YES]
to go to next step.
(7)
System shows the design. Press "
(8)
System prompts to save the design. Select [NO] to give up, or select [YES] and
press
(9)
" key to end the show.
key to go to next step.

Input a new design number and press
key for saving.
(10)
System returns to the Disk Management menu.
16-2 Making a High-speed Design
If the stitch length is greater than 7.0mm during embroidering, the main shaft speed will
slow down. And if you hope it does not occur, you can make a high-speed design from the
design and embroider with the high-speed design, which will not make the main shaft slow
down.
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Operation:
(1) Press "
" key, then press "
" key.
OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION
3
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
SET DATE & TIME
(2) Select the design, and press "
" key.
(3) Input the number of the new high-speed design.

(4) The system will create the new high-speed design automatically.
(5) Press the key "
(6) If necessary, embroider the new design.
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Chapter 17
Compile the Packed Design and Embroidering Design
17-1 Compile the Packed Design

Operation:
(1) Press "
OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION
3
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
SET DATE & TIME
(2) Press "
""

and press "
" or digital key "2" to move the cursor to "COMPILE PACKED

" key. Select the packed design which extension name is "PAR",
" key.
(3) Press "
" key to confirm compiling the packed design, or press other key to exit.
(4) Input the number of new design, and the system will create the new normal design
automatically, which is identical with the packed design.
(5) Press " " key to go to the main picture.
17-2 Compile the Embroidering Design
Operation:
(1) Press "
" key, and then press
and
to enter the process of
compiling the embroidering design:
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OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION
3
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
SET DATE & TIME
(2) Press "
" key to confirm compiling the embroidering design, or press other key to
exit.
(3) Input the number of new design, and the system will create the new normal design
automatically, which is identical with the embroidering design having the embroidering
parameters.
(4) Press "
" key to go to the main picture.
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Chapter 18
Chapter 18
Initialize the System Parameters during Electrifying
Initialize the System Parameters during Electrifying
If some data in the system is illegal by rare chance, which is caused by outside
interference or by software bugs, the machine may not work after power-on. To solve this
problem, you can initialize the system parameters during electrifying as following:
Operation:
(1) Press and hold "
" key, and turn on the power of machine.
(2) The system initializes the system parameters and gives a sound, and release off "
key, the machine will start working.
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Chapter 19
Adding Patch(applique) code to a Design
Chapter 19
Adding Patch Code to a Design
During embroidering, you may want to shift the frame in order to stick a patch
expediently. The ways of shifting frame are: manual frame shifting and auto frame shifting.
Manual frame shifting is done as following: First, the machine automatically stops at a
stitch of stop code while embroidering. Second, shift the frame to the deserved position by
pressing the frame-shifting keys, and stick a patch. Then, press
and
keys, you will
make the frame move to the stop position. Finally, pull the bar to continue embroidering.
Auto frame shifting is done as following: First, add patch code to the design, which is
describe in the next paragraph. Then, select the design and set it into embroidery confirmation
status. Again, set the offset point for this design. Finally, pull the bar and start to embroider.
The machine will pause at a stitch of patch code and automatically shift the frame to the offset
point, which will let you stick a patch expediently. You can pull the bar to continue
embroidering after stick the patch.
The operation of adding patch code to a design is as following:
(1) Press "
"
""
then press "
" key, the menu appears as following. Press
" or digital key "5" to move the cursor to "ADD PATCH CODE TO DESIGN", and
" key.
OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION

MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
SET DATE & TIME
(2) Select the design for being added patch code, and press "
" key
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Adding Patch(applique) code to a Design
(3) According to the prompt, you will be asked to add a patch code for each of color
code and stop code, or not do so.
(4) Press "
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Chapter 20
The Enhanced Funtions of Dot Key
The Enhanced Functions of Dot Key
Warning: the operation would rotate the main shaft, and the operator should pay
attentions to it.
20-1 Turn the Main Axis at 100 Degree Manually
If necessary, you can turn the main axis and make the main shaft stops at 100 degree by
manually pressing the keys as follows.
Operation:
A.
Press "
TO TURN AXIS
LET NEEDLE DOWN
V1-4ON OR OFF
ROLL CLOTH
SET SEQUIN
CANCEL SEQUIN
SEND SEQUIN
READY M AXIS
CYCLE M AXIS
TURN M AXIS
INC CLAMP FOOT
DEC CLAMP FOOT
B. Press " " key to turn the main axis at 100 degree, or press
20-2 Let the Needle Sew Down and Move the Frame
key to quit.
The function is intended for special sewing. After the needles sewing down, the needles
will fasten the embroidering cloth, and then the operator can loose the cloth from the frame and
move the frame, what is for continuous embroidering in the long cloth.
Operation:
A.
Press "
TO TURN AXIS
LET NEEDLE DOWN
V1-4ON OR OFF
ROLL CLOTH
SET SEQUIN
CANCEL SEQUIN
B.
Press
SEND SEQUIN
READY M AXIS
CYCLE M AXIS
TURN M AXIS
INC CLAMP FOOT
DEC CLAMP FOOT
" key to move the cursor to "LET NEEDLE DOWN ", and then press
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"
" key.
C.
There will be a prompt press enter key to confirm, if you press "
" key, then
the needle will go down into the embroidery, please be careful! At this time, you can loose the
embroidery to move the frame. Or, you can press other key to give up.
D.
Now, you can move the frame to the desired position. Press "
" key to finish.
E.
When the operation finished, you should turn the main shaft at 100 degree (Seeing
the last section).

20-3 Switching On/Off of Valves in Quilt Embroidery
This function is for quilt embroidery. The user can open or close the four valves according
to needs.
Operation:
A.
Press "
TO TURN AXIS
LET NEEDLE DOWN
V1-4ON OR OFF
ROLL CLOTH
SET SEQUIN
CANCEL SEQUIN
B.
Press
"
key to move the cursor to "V1-4 ON/OFF", and then press "
C. Select 1~4 and press"

D.
SEND SEQUIN
READY M AXIS
CYCLE M AXIS
TURN M AXIS
INC CLAMP FOOT
DEC CLAMP FOOT
" key.
"to open/close the valve.
Repeat the above operation to set all the valves..
E. When the operation finished, press to exit.

20-4 Manual Operation of Sequin Embroidery
This function is only available for the sequin embroidery machines. Operation include
SET SEQUIN, CANCEL SEQUIN and SEND SEQUIN
When the embroidery needle position is on the sequin needle position, the manual
operation of sequin embroidery is as follows:
(1) Press the key
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, and the following menu will appear:
Chapter 20
TO TURN AXIS
LET NEEDLE DOWN
V1-4ON OR OFF
ROLL CLOTH
SET SEQUIN
CANCEL SEQUIN
(2) Press the key
SEND SEQUIN
READY M AXIS
CYCLE M AXIS
TURN M AXIS
INC CLAMP FOOT
DEC CLAMP FOOT
to select ROLL CLOTH and then press
, a dialogue will
appear:
UP/DOWN
Y0.0
Use "
" and "
" to adjust the range of cloth rolling.
(3) Press the key to exit.

20-5 M Axis Operation of Taping Embroidery
This function is only for machines with taping embroidery function and includes
READY M AXIS, CYCLE M AXIS and TURN M AXIS.
Operation:
(1)
Press the key
TO TURN AXIS
LET NEEDLE DOWN
V1-4ON OR OFF
ROLL CLOTH
SET SEQUIN
CANCEL SEQUIN
(2) Press the
SEND SEQUIN
READY M AXIS
CYCLE M AXIS
TURN M AXIS
INC CLAMP FOOT
DEC CLAMP FOOT
key to selectREADY M AXISand press
, and the A axis
will rotate to the working point.

(3) Press the
key to select CYCLE M AXIS and press
, and the A axis
will rotate to the zero point.
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(4) Press t the

or
key to select TURN M AXIS and press
to turn the M axis in different directions. Press
. Then press
to end the operation.
20-6 Operation of Clamp Foot

This function is only available for machines with taping embroidery function. When the
embroidery needle position is on the taping embroidery needle position, the operation is as
follows:
(1)
Press the key
TO TURN AXIS
LET NEEDLE DOWN
V1-4ON OR OFF
ROLL CLOTH
SET SEQUIN
CANCEL SEQUIN
(2) Press the keys
SEND SEQUIN
READY M AXIS
CYCLE M AXIS
TURN M AXIS
INC CLAMP FOOT
DEC CLAMP FOOT
to select INC CLAMP FOOT and press
, and the clamp
foot of taping embroidery will increase.

(3) Press the keys
to select DEC CLAMP FOOT and press
, and the clamp
foot of taping embroidery will decrease.
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Chapter 21
Chapter 21
Shift Frame to Make a New Design
Shift the Frame to Make a New Design
Sometimes, you want to embroider the boundary of a design before embroidering it. The
function of Shift the Frame to Make a New Design can create such a design, and you can
select the new design to embroider the boundary.
Operation:
(1) In embroidery preparation status, shift the frame to the starting point of design.
(2) Press "
OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION
SET DATE & TIME
(3) Press "
""
" or digital key "4" to move the cursor to "FRAME TO MAKE

" key.
(4) According to the prompt, enter the maximum stitch length.

(5) Shift the frame along the boundary of deserved design, and press "
points which are assembled into the design trace. Meantime, you can press "
" key to set the

" key to vary
the stitch code between satin stitch and jump stitch.

(6) Press "
" key to end inputting the trace points.
(7) According to the prompt, input the number of new design, and press "
" key to
create the new design.

(8) Press "
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Chapter 22
Chapter 22
Setting the Cyclic Embroidering
Setting the Cyclic Embroidering
When the machine is set into the cyclic embroidering, the computer will make the frame
return to the starting point and the machine will start embroidering the design once again
without pulling the bar after the machine has finished embroidering the design one time.
This setting will increase the productivity of embroidering.
Operation of setting or canceling of the cyclic embroidering:
(1) Press "
", then press digital key "0" to move the cursor to " TO SET CYCLIC
EMB.", and then press "
" key.
OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION
SET DATE & TIME
(2) Press "

and then press "
(3) Press "
""
" or digital key "0" to move the cursor to " TO SET CYCLIC EMB.",
" key.
""
" keys to select ON or OFF, and press "
is in the cyclic embroidering, the icon "

replace the former icon "
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" key. If the machine
" will appear. Otherwise, the icon "
" will
".
Chapter 23
Chapter 23
Adjust the Machines Braking (For Manufacturer)
Adjust the Machine's Braking (for Manufacturer)
23-1 Summary
This function is intended for advising the control parameters of machine braking, so let
the machine braking be optimal. The computer provides with one of the following two
methods.
23-2 Setting Parameters of "SET BRAKE PARA." and "MAIN MOTOR PARA."
23-2-1 setting the parameter of "SET BRAKE PARA."
This setting is use for adjusting the stop position of main shaft. If the main shaft stops at
smaller than 100 degree, increase the value duly. If the main shaft stops at greater than 100
degree, decrease the value duly. The range of the parameter is form 0 to 30.
Operation:
(1) Press "

OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION
SET DATE & TIME
(2) Press "

and then press "
""
" key.
(3) Press the key "
" three times to turn to page 4, which is as following:
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SET MACHINE PARAS

T.B. DETECT:
Y
N
T.B. BACK STI.:
0
PATCH COUNT:
2
8
AUTO ORIGIN:
Y
INITIALIZE SYSTEM!

JUMPTRIM:
ANY 3
JUMP STITCH SPEED:
LENGTH OF LOCK STI:
STORE MANUAL-COLOR:
MAX. SPEED:
700 3
MIN. SPEED:
400
SHIFT LENGTH:
5.0
TURN OFF TRIMMING:
N
TRIM MODE:
ANY 3
FRAME AFTER TRIM:
N
CHECK TRIM IS OK:
Y
ROUNDS FOR BRAKE:
1
2
SPEED AFTER TRIM:

NEEDLES:
SET BRAKE PARA.:
MAIN MOTOR PARA.:
SET RUN SPEED:
STARTUP STITCHES:
STARTUP ACCE:
SPEED OF SLOW EMB.:
N 2
JUMPS
600
Y
3
1.0
Y
N
N
3
100 4
80
ANY +0
6
5
0
80
1
15
400
(4) Press "
" to move the cursor to "SET BRAKE PARA.", and then press "
(5) Press "
""
".
" key to change the value. Users shall increase the value if the
main shaft usually stops at smaller than 100 degree, while decrease the value if the main shaft
usually stops at greater than 100 degree.
(6) Press "
" key to set the parameter.
23-2-2 setting the parameter of "MAIN MOTOR PARA."

This setting is use for adjusting the match of the main motor and the mechanical parts.
The range of the parameter is form 0 to 30, which default value is 0. During braking, if the
main shaft wobbles, quivers, or turn around, you should increase the value. Or the main shaft
spins too fast, you should decrease the value.
Operation:
(1) Press "
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OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION
SET DATE & TIME
(2) Press "

then press "
" or digital key "7" to move the cursor to "SET MACHINE PARAS", and
" key.
(3) Press "
" key three times to turn to page 4, which is as following:

SET MACHINE PARAS

T.B. DETECT:
Y
N
T.B. BACK STI.:
0
PATCH COUNT:
2
8
AUTO ORIGIN:
Y
INITIALIZE SYSTEM!
MAX. SPEED:
700 3
MIN. SPEED:
400
SHIFT LENGTH:
5.0
TURN OFF TRIMMING:
N
TRIM MODE:
ANY 3
FRAME AFTER TRIM:
N
CHECK TRIM IS OK:
Y
ROUNDS FOR BRAKE:
1
2
2
N
JUMPTRIM:
ANY 3 JUMPS
JUMP STITCH SPEED:
600
Y
3
LENGTH OF LOCK STI:
1.0
Y
STORE MANUAL-COLOR:
N
N
3
SPEED AFTER TRIM:
NEEDLES:
SET BRAKE PARA.:
MAIN MOTOR PARA.:
SET RUN SPEED:
STARTUP STITCHES:
STARTUP ACCE:
SPEED OF SLOW EMB.:
100 4
80
ANY +0
6
5
0
80
1
15
400
(4) Press "
" to move the cursor to "MAIN MOTOR PARA.", and then press "
"
key.
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(5) Press "
""
" key to change the value. During stop, if the main shaft shakes or
gyres, you can increase the value of the parameter.

(6) Press "
" key to set the parameter.
(7) Repeat the above operation till the machine brakes normally.
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Chapter 24
Let The Needle Sew Down and Move the Frame
Let the Needle Sew Down and Move the Frame
Warning: the operation will rotate the main shaft, and the operator should pay attention to
it.
The function is intended for special sewing. After the needles sewing down, the needles
will fasten the embroidering cloth, and then the operator can loose the cloth from the frame and
move the frame, what is for continuous embroidering in the long cloth.
Operation:
(1) Press "
" key to enter into the menu of OTHER MANAGEMENT:
(2) Press the key
to turn to page 2, then screen will show as follows:

OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION
SET DATE & TIME
(3) Press "
" or digital key "9" to move the cursor to "TO LET NEEDLE DOWN
AND MOVE FRAME", and then press "
" key.
(4) Screen shows Press Enter to confirm, press "
" key to let the needle sew down
(Caution) or press other keys to exit. After the needle down, one can loose the cloth and move
the frame.
(5) Now, you can move the frame to the desired position. Press "
" key to finish.
(6) After ending the operation, you should turn the main shaft at 100 degree (See
Chapter 20).
(7) At the moment, you can continue embroidering.
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Chapter 25
Chapter 25
No Output of the Design in Memory
No Output of the Design in Memory
25-1 Summary
The function will prevent the design in memory from being copied illegally. In case the
user of machine has set a password for "NO OUTPUTTING DESIGN", the other man can not
execute the operation of "OUTPUT (DSB)" in disk management menu. If the user want to do
the operation, he must cancel the password for "NO OUTPUTTING DESIGN".
25-2 Setting a Password for "NO OUTPUTTING DESIGN"
Operation:
(1) Press "
" key to enter into the menu of OTHER MANAGEMENT:

to turn to page 2, then screen will show as follows:
(2) Press the key
OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION
SET DATE & TIME
(3) Press "
""

(4) Press "
" or digital key "0" to move the cursor to "NO OUTPUTTING

" key.
" key to confirm the operation, or press other key to give up it.
(5) Input a 4-digital password (except for "0", "00", "000", "0000"), press "
" key to
finish.
25-3 Canceling the Password for "NO OUTPUTTING DESIGN"
Having set a password, you can do the steps in section 25-2 and input the password to
cancel it.
In addition, the computer will cancel the password automatically by executing of the
operation of "CLEAR ALL" in design management menu.
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Chapter 26
Testing
Testing
Only experienced maintenance man is permitted do this operation, or you may be

injured.
26-1 Computer Testing
This operation is to test the main board circuit and memory bank by computer itself.
26-2 Encoder Testing
This operation is to check the OPL, APL and BPL of the encoder and display the value by
turning the main shaft.
26-3 Main Shaft Speed Testing
This operation is to display the set speed and real speed comparatively by turning the
main shaft to debug the main shaft board conveniently.
26-4 Mechanical Testing
This operation is to test bar switch, limit switch, head solenoid, thread-trimming
solenoid/motor, thread-holding solenoid, thread-catching solenoid/motor and thread break
detecting, sequin device test, special embroidery device test, etc.
26-5 Turn the Main Shaft to Any Angle
This operation is to turn the main shaft from 100 degree to any angle to maintain and test
machine conveniently.
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Chapter 27
Embroidering Management and Errors Statistics
27-1 Management Information in the Main Picture

In embroidery confirmation state, user can view the following management information:
Current Works, Total Works, Thread Broke Number, Thread Broke Time. As for these
definitions, see the next section.
These information are varied with the process of embroidering, they are refreshed and
displayed when the machine stop embroidering.
27-2 Statistic about embroidering
The computer can provide some statistic data for the machine manager to settle the
embroidering work.
Operation:
(1)
Press key to show statistic data about embroidering, which is as following:

EMBROIDERY
TOTAL TIME:
EMB. TIME:
STOP TIME:
T.B. NUM:
T.B. TIME:
TOTAL WORKS:
POWER NUM:
4:38:45
4:32:19
0:6:26
10
0:20
22
2
DESIGN
NUMBER
12
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1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
COUNT
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
STITCHES
21583
64
3200
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
TIME
2:52:45
0:0:43
1:30:18
0:0:0
0:0:0
0:0:0
0:0:0
0:0:0
0:0:0
0:0:0
WORKS
5
1
16
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
These data are based on the computer real-time clock and the software timing. The
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software times at the following condition: the machine is electrified. the machine stops
from running. the machine start embroidery from stop. the computer enters into
embroidery confirmation. the computer enters into embroidery preparation. the
machine finishes embroidering one normal design. user presses
key to show
statistic data about embroidering.

So, we can conclude that the computer times from the last timed time to the time of
machine power off.
EMBROIDERY item gives the data of users embroidering time, and these
definitions are as following:
TOTAL TIME is the time that the machine is on.
EMB. TIME is the time that the machine is embroidering
STOP TIME is the time that the machine stops.
T.B. NUM is the amount that computer detects thread broke.
T.B. TIME is the average time from detecting thread broke to pulling the bar to
embroider.
TOTAL WORKS is the total count that the machine has finished embroidering the
normal designs by one head.
POWER NUM is the count that the machine is electrified.
DESIGN item gives the data of the embroidered designs, which is defined as
following. In the table, NUMBER, COUNT or STITCHES of every row is not same
with the data of each other.
NUMBER is No. of the embroidered design.
COUNT is the amount of the normal designs that are contained in the embroidered
design.
STITCHES is the stitch number of the embroidered design.
TIME is the total time from selecting the design and entering into embroidery
confirmation to entering into embroidery preparation.
WORKS is the total amount that the machine embroidered the normal designs by one
head while embroidering the design.
(2)
At this time, you can press
key to clear all of data, or press other key to
continue.
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(3)
The LCD will display the error statistic table which contain the last 10 errors' time
of each error.
ERROR
1
ERROR NUM:
ERROR TYPE
TIME TABLE OF 10 RECENT ERRORS
ERR
CONTROL
MEMORY LOST
OVERTIME
HALF
2001:10:30
CAN NOT HOOK

STOP
POSITION
STEP MOTOR ERR

CHANGE
CLR
RETURN
ERR
NEEDLE POSTION
ERR
MAIN
MOTOR
OVERTIME
CHANGE
CLR
OVERLIMIT
CAN NOT TRIM
(4) At this time, you can press
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key to clear all of data, or press other key to exit.
Chapter 28
Chapter 28
Generating the Outline Design
28-1 Summary
This function is for generating the outline design for one normal design, which can be
embroidered to dig a hole and fix the embroidering cloth
For example
28-2 Generating the outline design

Operation
1 Press
key, and enter into Mode Management.
2 Press
key, the following menu is prompted:

OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION
SET DATE & TIME
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3 Press
press
or 7 key, to move the cursor to TO MAKE TRUE DESIGN RANGE and
key.
4 Select one normal design.

5 Input the design No. of outline design.
6 The outline design is generated automatically.
7 Press
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Setting the Embroidery Frame Range
The function sets the range of the embroidery frame. When the frame is out of this range,
the machine will give the prompts: FRAME OVER LIMIT.
Operation:
1In the status of embroidery release, press
to activate the interface of Other
Management, as shown in below:

2Use
press
or number key5 to selectSET POWER RESUME, and then
.
OTHER MANAGEMENT
SET DESIGN PARAS
1
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
3
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
HI-SPEED DESIGN
2
COMPENSATION
SET DATE & TIME
If user has performed the software setting on the embroidery range, the system will ask
the user whether to release the software setting on the embroidery range at first. At this time,
the user needs press Enter, and then the system will ask user whether to set frame origin
manually. By using
and
keys, user can select Yes or No. After the selection,
user should press Enter for confirmation. If user hasnt performed the software setting on the
embroidery range before, the system will only ask the user whether to set frame origin
manually. By using
and
keys, user can select Yes or No and press Enter for
confirmation. After the confirmation, user should follow the hints to move the frame to the
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pointed origin, and then give a clear mark on that origin. Upon pressing on
, the user has
finished the operations of saving the frame origin.

3Use page key
or
to select page 3.
OTHER MANAGEMENT
SET DESIGN PARAS
1
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
HI-SPEED DESIGN
2
COMPENSATION

MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
SET DATE & TIME
4Use
then press
or number key4 to select SET EMB. FRAME RANGE, and
5At this moment, the lower part of screen will display the hint asking user to move
frame to locate needle at lower left, and press Enter. So the operator needs to move the frame
to the proper position (by using the direction keys) and press
to continue.
6Then the system will hint the operator to move frame to locate needle at upper right
and press Enter. The operator shall move the frame to the proper position (by using the
direction keys too) and press
for finish.
7Press ESC to quit the menu, and press
to enter the embroidery status under the
premise that the design is selected. If the computer gives the vocal warning Din and displays
the error of design range overframe continuously, the operator should have to stop further
operations and solve it. There are two reasons to cause this problem: one is that the design
range is probably not within the range of the software limitation; the other is that the sewing
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range of design (design outline) is too big to be contained within the range of software
limitation. The solution to this problem caused by the former reason is to move the frame so as
to make the design embroidery range be within the range of the software limitation, otherwise
the system will give the warning of Embroidery overframe at embroidery. If the problem is
due to the later reason, it will not be solved by moving the frame merely. At that situation, user
should select other designs or reset the range of software limitation.
After the embroidery confirmation, the displayer will show
8Press
to call the following menu
BACK TO ORIGIN
RESTORE TO ORIGIN
SAVE ORIGIN
AUTO SET ORIGIN
FRAME TO BORDER
NDL DOWN&ORIGIN
DESIGN IN FRAME
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By using
or number key 7 to select the 7th itemDESIGN IN FRAME.
Then the content on displayer changes to
The inner frame (green one) is the range of design, while the outer frame (the red one) is
the range of software limitation that is set by the user. The is the start point of design at
embroidery. At each side of the bigger square displays the value, which is the distance
between the design and the border of frame. The positive value means the design is within the
frame, while the minus value means the design is beyond the frame. By moving frame, user
can increase or decrease the distances.
By pressing
, user can shift between the high-speed moving mode and low speed
adjustment mode so as to move the frame. When the frame is moved to the proper position,
user can press Enter to confirm it.
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Manual of Embcom Software
30-1 Soft Installation

To install this software as following:
(1) Run SETUP.EXE in Embcom Setup Disk.
(2) Click Next> to continue installation, otherwise click Cancel to quit installation.
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(3) Click Next> to select the default destination folder.
(4) Click Install> to go on.
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(5) Click Finish, which will install the Embcom software to your PC.
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30-2 Soft Uninstall

(1) Open Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel of Windows.
(2) Select EMBCOM and Click Add/Remove button.
(3) Operate computer by hint.
(4) Click Finish to remove the Embcom software.
30-3 Run and Use the Embcom software
Run EMBCOM from install folder.
A. In first use,one must select the machine type as following: click Communication
select type, and select BECS-1X8.
Special Attention: BECS-X8 suits type 08,18,28.
BECS-1X8 suits type
102,152,202,252,302,352,108,158,208,258,308,358,128,228,328,118,218,318.
BECS-X6 suits type BECS-16,216,26,226,266,316,366.
BECS-CX8 suits type 6C18,C18.
BECS-XX9 suits type 1X9,2X9,09,59S.
B. Click Open Design button to open one design.
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C. Click Send Design to Machine button, then the soft will prompt: Machine is ready
for receiving?
D. (Now, the embroidery machine is ready for receiving design. For details, please see
next section.) Click
button to start design receiving.
E. The computer will start to send the design to embroidery machine. Screen displays the
percentage increase from 1% to 100% (as the up-left image shows). If communication has
error or is not ready, the computer will show the up-right image or prompt: Error in
communication or machine is not ready.
Attentions: if you want to quit the operation during sending the design, please press
Space Key or Enter Key to stop (The mouse key is forbidden at the time).
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F. Repeat the above steps to send other designs.

30-4 Communication Operation of Embroidery Machine
(1) In the main frame, press "
to turn page and enter disk management menu, 0 and
keys to enter the operation:
DISK MANAGEMENT
DISK DIR
INPUT
OUTPUT (DSB)
DEL FILE
FORMAT 720K
FORMAT 1.44M
INSTALL LETTER LIBS
DELETE LETTER LIBS
ARROW: MOVE, ENTER: CONFIRM
(2) The prompts is as: INPUT A NEW DESIGN: , and you should input a new design
number, and press
key to go on. Now, machine will prompts: Connecting, and wait
connecting with PC(Personal Computer).

DISK MANAGEMENT
DISK DIR
INPUT
OUTPUT (DSB)
DEL FILE
FORMAT 720K
FORMAT 1.44M
INSTALL LETTER LIBS
DELETE LETTER LIBS
CONNECTING
(3) Once the communication starts, the machine will starts receiving the new design, and
prompts as: Processing now.
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DISK MANAGEMENT
DISK DIR
INPUT
OUTPUT (DSB)
DEL FILE
FORMAT 720K
FORMAT 1.44M
INSTALL LETTER LIBS
DELETE LETTER LIBS
PROCESS NOW
(4) After succeeding in receiving the design, machine will return to DISK
MANAGEMENT frame. Otherwise, the machine will prompts as: Communication Fail,
which causes should be: Communication board (Board E806) has some problems, Connecting
between PC and machine is not ok, Control software of machine is not ok, or the Embcom
software in PC is not correctly running.
30-5 Network Management Function
The network management function enables to realize the communication among
computers, remote real-time supervision on machine working status and batch download.
1.
Network Function and Characters
(1) Embroidery Machine Supervision: Check the current status (on or off) of the entire
embroidery machines; check the detailed information of one embroidery machine
(including embroidery parameters, mechanical parameters and so on).
(2) Embroidery Design Management: Input the local designs, classify the designs, check
the designs, transfer the designs to the embroidery machine, check or delete the
designs in memory of embroidery machine.
(3) Embroidery Machine History Inquiry
2.
Conditions for Realizing Network Functions
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(1)PC
(2)PC Software, like EmbNetServer & EmbClient;
(3)Cable, hub (or switch) and other network tools;
(4)Dahao network connection converter and the serial port cables;
(5)Dahao computerized embroidery machine(at present, this function is supported by 1x2, 2x2,
1x8, 2x8, xx6, 322, 328, x9S, Ax8 and Cx8 series) and the corresponding main software that
supports this network function.
3.
Network Function Application
With the different methods for network connection, the network functions are divided
into two types, which are NET-01A Type and Network Port Type.
(1) NET01A:This type is to realize the network function by using the serial port 232 on
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mother board. (Use direct network cable to realize network connection)

(2) Network Port Type: This type is to realize the network function by connecting the PC to
network port directly.The cross network cable is needed for connection.
4.
Procedures for Installation & Debugging
(1) Ensure the connections of mother board, hub, Dahao network connection converter,
embroidery machine computer serial port or network port are ok. And make sure the
communication is unhindered;
(2) Set the IP address of PC;
(3) Set IP, server address, port number and other parameters of embroidery machine computer.
(4) Run server software EmbNetServer
(5) Run the client software EmbClient
5. The ways to construct network
(1) One PC directly connected to one embroidery machine

In this situation crossover cable is used to link the network interface of PC to the network
interface of embroidery machine.
(2) C and embroidery machine linked by HUB

In this situation straight-through cable is used to link PC with HUB.
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(3) Connect the two networks in 2 through HUB

6. Setting the network parameters of embroidery machine
(1) MAC address of embroidery machine
Set MAC address of NIC of embroidery machine. Each embroidery machine has its sole
address. The range of this parameter is 000000000000~00FFFFFFFFFF.
(2) IP address of server
This parameter has to be the IP address of the PC installed with EmbNetServer. This
address can be found in the display window of EmbNetServer.
EmbNetServer installation and use refer to the CD information with embroidery machine.
(3) Server port No.
This parameter value is the port number used by EmbNetServer. The number can be
found in the display window of EmbNetServer.
(4) IP address of embroidery machine
Set the IP address of embroidery machine when its linked with PC. The IP addresses of
embroidery machines cant be repeated. In one sub network the network numbers of
embroidery machines and PCs have to be the same. And their computer numbers have to be
different.
(5) Subnet mask
Set the subnet mask of IP address of embroidery machine when its linked with PC. In
one sub network the subnet masks of embroidery machines and PCs have to be the same.
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(6) Gateway address

If embroidery machines are in the two different sub networks, the gateway address has to
be set. Otherwise theres no need to set it.
7. Making Ethernet cable
(1) Making straight-through cable
The pins in the two terminals of twisted-pair cable have to be in one-to-one
correspondence. If the first pin of one terminal is green, the first pin of the other terminal must
also be green. The twisted-pair cable made in this way is usually called straight-through
cable.
Connection:
Pin number
Pin color
1
orange
white
orange
green white
blue
blue
white
6
green
7
brown
white
8
brown
Shown in the following picture:
One terminal
The other terminal
Usage: a. Link switch or HUB to router

b. Link computer (including server and workstation) to switch or HUB
(2) Making crossover cable
13, 26 crossover connection: Twisted-pair cable has 4 pairs of pins (8 pins). Only 4
pins are used in network, namely the first, second and third, sixth pins. They are used for
receiving and sending signals. The connection rule is: the first pin of one terminal is connected
to the third pin of the other terminal, and the second to the sixth. Other pins are connected to
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the corresponding pins. Cable made in this way is called crossover cable.
Connection:
Pin number
corresponding Pin number
Pin color
white
green
green
white
orange
blue
white
blue
orange
white
brown
brown
Shown in the following picture:
One terminal
The other terminal
Usage:
a. Connection between switches through UPLINKS interface
b. Connection between HUB and switch
c. Connection between HUB and HUB
d. Direct connection between 2 PCs (NIC to NIC)
e. Connection between interfaces of Routers
f. Connection between ADSL Modem (Ethernet interface) and NIC of PC
8. Notes for network setting parameters
(1) MAC address
In physical transmission of network bottom level, the computers are recognized by
physical address (MAC). So its necessary to keep the uniqueness of MAC address. When the
first two digits of MAC address are not zero, some network equipments regards it as illegal
MAC address and the equipment cant be linked to the network. So the first two digits of
MAC address must be zero.
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(2) IP address
1) Definition of IP address
IP also called Internet address is the logic address for solely marking the computers in
internet. Every computer in the internet relies on the IP address to mark itself. Its like we find
the phone by the phone number in the phone book. In one network the IP address must be
unique.
2) Form of IP address
One IP address includes 4 decimal integers portioned by decimal points. Each integer is
in fact composed of 8 binary numbers. So the maximum of each integer is 255 and the
minimum is 0.
3) Structure and classification of IP
The four numbers of IP address can be divided into 2 parts. One is network number for
marking the network. Another is computer number for marking the specific machine in one
network. IP addresses are divided into 3 kinds: A, B and C.
A: the first number represents network and the following 3 numbers represent computer.
B: the first two numbers represent network and the following 2 numbers represent
computer.
C: the first three numbers represent network and the last one represents computer.
Use the following example to explain the network number and computer number of C
type.
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Network
Network number
Computer number
192.168.1
.1
192.168.1
.2
192.168.1
.3
192.168.1
.4
192.168.2
.1
192.168.2
.2
192.168.2
.3
192.168.2
.4
(3) Subnet mask

To show how the network number and computer number are divided, subnet mask is used
to tell in one IP address which part is for network and which part is for computer. Its
regulated that 1 is for network part and 0 is for computer part. IP address and subnet mask
combine to tell in which network the computer is. So the subnet mask is very important. If its
wrong, it will get the wrong network address. Therefore the same network number must be set
with the same subnet mask.
(4) Gateway
Its the IP address of the router which is in the same subnet of the computer. As in the
followed picture, if one data packet is to be transmitted to a computer in network 2, this data
packet has to be sent to the router linked to us. Its like in sending by post you only need to
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deliver a letter to postman instead of delivering by yourself. So when the computers are not in
the same network segment, the gateway also has to be set properly in setting computers.
Otherwise computers dont know where to deliver the data packet.
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JF Type Sequin Embroidery
31-1 Brief introduction on sequin embroidery

Sequin embroidery is composed of sequins and threads. We choose those hard materials
with smooth surfaces as the sequins. Embroidery works will be shining with these sequins
attached. Design with Sequin codes has its own way of designing.
JF type multi-sequin embroidery of BECS-2X6 machine is divided into two groups: one
is normal multi-sequin design, made by normal design making method. The other one is
special multi-sequin design made by normal design software with special making method
attached.
For normal one, you should set sequin mode when you modify the color-changing order.
Special multi-sequin design can be directly embroidered after modification of color-changing
order.
If users want to adjust sequin, they can make change by using sequin edit. After
changing, the multi-sequin design will be special multi-sequin design.
Note: seeAppendixMaking of Special Multi-Sequin Designfor detailed design making
rules.
A. Applied Scope:
This system applies to sequin embroidering control system which combines normal
embroidering mechanism and sequin sending mechanism.
B. Features and Functions:
1. Two sending sequin modes: Roller and Lever;
Roller: the core part is a wheel-like device in the whole mechanism. Its operating
principle is to wheel continuous towards one direction to send sequins into position.
Lever: the core part is staff linkage. Its operating principle is to move back-and-forth to
send the sequins into position.
2. Sequin mending and sequin sending mechanism are two independent actions
3. Delivering a sequin by operating either manual separated head or centralized
4. Display working status separated head
5. Type of sequin sending and angle can be changed by operating on the control panel.
C. Specifications
1.
Sequin diameter range: 3mm,4mm,5mm,6.75mm and 9mm;
2.
The maximum speed for sequin embroidery is 850 rpm.
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D. A/B/C/D means four delivering sequin equipment in underside depiction. If all four sequins
are delivered, A will be on the top, then B, C and D.
31-2 Embroider Sequin
Sequin embroidering should follow the steps as below:
1Input design with sequin code, see related chapters of BECS-2X6 user manual for
details;
2Users can edit or adjust designs if needed;
3Set sequin embroidery parameters according to the following instructions;
4Check the sequin delivery devices, make adjustment if necessary. Make sure that they
are under good working condition;
5Set color-changing order;
6Back to the main screen, embroidery confirm;
7Pull bar to embroider.
Note: during the embroidery process, do not touch manual valve up/down switch, or
it may lead to damage of sequin device.
31-3 Sequin Design Editing
This function can edit every sequin design in the memory. Design will become special
sequin design after editing, they will not require setting sequin mode when adjust
color-changing order.
1Press
to come to other management screen:
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OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
3
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION
SET DATE & TIME
EDIT SEQUIN DESIGN
2Press
and
to turn to page4, press
to EDIT SEQUIN DESIGN, then press
and
to move the cursor
to enter into memory design list.
SELECTING A DESIGN
001 MEM
02 MEM
003 MEM
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3Press
and
to move the cursor to sequin design, then press
to enter
into sequin mode setting.
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SELECTING A DESIGN
001 MEM
002 MEM
003 MEM
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NO. 1 COLOR SEQUIN-MODEA
a) Press
and
to select sequin mode, press
to confirm. A/B/C/D
each indicates a sequin delivery device on one machine head. If four sequins being
delivered at same time, the one on top will be sequin A, then B, C and D.
Note:Edit sequin design must be done before setting Motor Number of R (L)
Sequin of the parameters because the choice of Sequin-mode are different from
Motor Number of R (L) Sequin. For example, if the maximum of Motor Number of
R (L) Sequin is 3 ,the selection of Sequin-mode are combination of AB and C.
b) Press
to confirm the sequin delivery mode, then users have to type in delivery
count. Press digital keys for desired sequin delivery ranging from 1 to 9999if sequin
under the color uses only one mode, then type in 1 and end next step. Press
to
confirm action.
c) If multi sequin modes being required, repeat the above two steps. Otherwise, press
and
till you see END or 0 in INPUT SEQUIN MODE, press
to save setting.
4Continue to setting sequin mode of next color. When you complete all the settings, system
will return to Other Management screen.
5After sequin editing, all the edited sequin designs (no matter normal or special) will
become special sequin designs.
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31-4 Parameter Setting of Multi-sequin Embroidery

Operation:
(1) Press
key to enter into Other Management screen. Press
and
move the cursor to PARA OF SEQUIN,SPECIAL EMB,AFC, and press "
to
" key.
OTHER MANAGEMENT
SET DESIGN PARAS
1
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
3
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
HI-SPEED DESIGN
2
COMPENSATION
SET DATE & TIME
EDIT SEQUIN DESIGN
ADJ PARAMS OF SERVO DRIVER
MANAGE IO BOARDS
(2) The parameters can be revised using "
" key,"
", "
",and press "
" keys.
OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
Speed for Sequin R:
700
Speed for Sequin L:
700
Sequin R Adj. Angle:
+0
Sequin L Adj. Angle:
+0
Auto start for sequin:
Y
Time of Sequin Action:
2
Sequin off after T.B. :
N
Up Valve When Jump & Nocut: N
Motor Number of R Sequin:
02
Set 3mm of R Sequin: Double direction 13
Set 4mm of R Sequin: Double direction,13 2

Set 5mm of R Sequin: Double direction, 20
A size & color of R sequin: 5mm silver
B size & color of R sequin :5mm silver
C size & color of R sequin: 5mm silver
D size & color of R sequin: 5mm silver
Sequin Gap Num of R Sequin :
N
Valve Time of Right Sequin:
1
3
Motor Number of L Sequin: 02
Set 3mm of L Sequin: Double direction 13
A size & color of L sequin: 5mm silver
B size & color of L sequin: 5mm silver
C size & color of L sequin: 5mm silver
D size & color of L sequin: 5mm silver
Sequin Gap Num of L Sequin : N 4

Valve Time of Left Sequin:
1
L.SW.MOTOR DIST.BASE : 40
L.SW.MOTOR DIST.MULTIP : 15
L.SW.MOTOR HAS.ORIGIN : Y
R.SW.MOTOR DIST.BASE : 40
R.SW.MOTOR DIST.MULTIP : 15
R.SW.MOTOR HAS.ORIGIN : Y
AUTO Frame Changer (AFC):
N
AFC Interval Time:
3
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The following are specified parameter instructions, followed by their ranges.

(1) Speed for Sequin R(L): (300,310,,the maximum speed)
The speed depends on the sequin size. However, sewing the same sequin with different
mechanical structure, the acting angle could be different, which is directly related to the
maximum speed.
Note: the maximum speed of flat embroidery should be higher or equal to speed for
sequin embroidery.
(2) Sequin L(R) Adj. Angle ( from -15 to 15)
It is used for jiggle adjusting sequin delivery angle.
(3) Auto start for sequin(No, Yes)
When the setting is Yes, system will start embroidering sequin automatically.
When the setting is No, machine needs manually start.
(4) Time of Sequin Action(0~15)
This is to set the time period from sequin device goes down to embroidering (0-15, the
default value is 2). If the sequin device is controlled by valve, use the default value; if it is
controlled by motor, choose 4-5.
(5) Sequin off after T.B.( No, Yes)
When the setting is Yes, sequin presser foot will be lift up automatically in case of
thread break. When the setting is No, the sequin device needs manually lifting the presser
foot.
(6) Up Valve When Jump & Nocut(No, Yes)
(7) Motor Number of R (L) Sequin(NO, 1~4,1(2~4))
Tihis parameter is set by mechanism . If there is no sequin device, then you should set to
0.
(8) Set 3/4/5/6.75/9mm of R(L) Sequin(Lever 6~40 Degree, Roller 6~40)
This is to set sequin delivery angle. If it is roller, it should be set to single way; if it is
lever, it should be set to double way. The parameter is closely related to left/right sequin
device A/B/C/D size and color. For example, A size & color of R sequin is set to 4mm X
color, then the angle value should be Set 4MM of R Sequin.
(9) A/B/C/D size & color of
R/L sequin
(3/4/5/6.75/9mmRed/Green/Blue/Purple/Yellow/Cyan/silver/Golden)
Setting of this parameter depends on the mechanical structure. The order from A to D is
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from front to back. Move the cursor to this parameter and press
to enter.
Note: Motor Number of R (L) Sequin is closely related to A/B/C/D size & color of
R/L sequin. For example, if Motor Number of R (L) Sequin is set to 2, then it only displays
A/B size & color of R/L sequin.
(10) Sequin Gap Num of R(L) Sequin(No, 1,2)
This is to set gap number. If there is no gap, then it should be set to 0.
(11) Valve Time of Right Sequin(0~5)
31-5 Setting sequin mode when adjusting color-changing order
For normal multi-sequin design, users need to set sequin mode when they change the
color-changing order; for special multi-sequin design, users can change color-changing order
directly. The detailed operations are as follow:
1Press
, system will show this screen

OLD NDL:
NEW NDL:
INPUT&REPEAT
MODIFY
2Put the cursor to , then press
. Press digital keysNote: make sure that the digit is
within the total needle count input color-changing position one by one, needle position
and its order are displayed on the screen. If first needle/last needle is multi-sequin device,
while last needle is multi-sequin device, then when you press the first needle/last needle
number, system will ask to select a sequin modefor special multi-sequin design, no need
to set sequin delivery mode.
For example, if the last needle is 6, then after pressing 6, system will display:
0026123456
SEQUIN MODE0
3Press
or
to select a set sequin mode. Press
, system will ask to input next
color-changing position. Type in proper number and needle position, then press
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4Move the cursor to , press
to set sequin mode. Screen will display the following
image:
MODE0 [L]A1
MODE 1[S]A1
MODE 2[S]B1
MODE 3[S]AB1
MODE 4[S]A1B1
MODE 5[S]B1A1
MODE 6[S]A2B2
MODE 7[L]B2A2
Setting sequin delivery mode:

a) Press
, then system asks to use
sequin type. Press
or
to select big sequin or small sequin
to let system show the following image
MODE 0[L]A
MODE 1[S]A1
MODE 2[S]B1
MODE 3[S]AB1
MODE 4[S]A1B1
MODE 5[S]B1A1
MODE 6[S]A2B2
MODE 7[L]B2A2
b) Press
or
to change sequin delivery mode. Press
to confirm. A
indicates front motor delivering, B indicates middle motor delivering, C indicates rear
motor delivering, AC indicates front & rear motor overlap sequin delivering, AB
indicates front & middle motor overlap sequin delivering, BC indicates middle & rear
motor overlap sequin delivering, while ABC indicates front, middle and rear motor
overlap sequin delivering.
Note: if there are only two motors, motor B is the rear motor.
c) Press
to confirm sequin delivery mode, after which system will require a sequin
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delivering count. Input a number for desired sequin delivering count then press
or
d) Repeat the above two steps, then press
till END appears. Press
to complete setting SEQUIN MODE 0Other sequin mode settings should follow
the same steps.
31-6 Manual Operate Sequin Embroidery
Manual operate are divided into collective manual operation and separate manual
operation.
1Collective manual operation
The function is only applicable to machines with sequin function, namelySEQUIN
START,SEQUIN FINISHandSEND SEQUIN.
When the needle position is at sequin position, the manual operations are as follow:
1.
Press
, system shows the following image:

TO TURN AXIS
LET NEEDLE DOWN
V1-4ON OR OFF
ROLL CLOTH
SET SEQUIN
CANCEL SEQUIN
2.
Press
SEND SEQUIN
READY M AXIS
CYCLE M AXIS
TURN M AXIS
INC CLAMP FOOT
DEC CLAMP FOOT
to move the cursor to SET SEQUIN. Press
to let all the clamp
feet down. System stands by for sequin delivery.

3.
Press
to move the cursor to CANCEL SEQUIN. Press
to let all the clamp
feet up. System ends sequin delivery.

4.
Press
and
to move the cursor to SEND SEQUIN. Press
once
to let the sequin devices (clamp foot down) send out a sequin.
2Manual operating rules are:
z
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down side, flat and sequin embroideries are not available;

z
The thread break detect lights are on the sequin delivery devices, which will be
easy for operators to watch machine head status.
Note: when the valve switch is set to the middle and blue light is on, the machine head is
under normal embroidery status.
Location of the sequin switch board

1.
31-7 Debugging multi-sequin embroidery

deliver A sequin of front motor action
Shift the switch to the lower side, thread break detect switch turns green, press manual
sequin delivery button.

2.
deliver B sequin of middle motor action

Shift the switch to the lower side, thread break detect switch turns red, press manual
sequin delivery button.

3.
deliver C sequin of rear motor action

Shift the switch to the lower side, thread break detect switch turns to the lower side too,
press manual sequin delivery button.

31-8 Sequin mending
After thread break or manually turning on the red lamp, pull bar and the machine state is
in sequin mending. All the sequin devices will lift up; machine stops when it backs to the stop
embroidering point. Pull bar again to let the sequin device (on mending head) down for
mending. When it reaches the stop point, machine stops, then other sequin devices will be
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down to continue normal embroidery. Patch count in machine parameter setting is

ineffective in sequin mending..
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Chapter 32
Management of Coiling, Taping and Zigzag Embroidery
32-1 Function Introduction

1. Coiling function: This is a method to wind coiling thread(s) at an equal interval around
a core thread in a form of coil. Left Coiling (clockwise) and Right Coiling (counterclockwise)
are both available in coiling function, which could be opted in computer parameters.
2. Taping function: Tape can be used as embroidery material. It includes taping 1and
taping 2 (blind embroidery)
3. Zigzag function: Zigzag sewing lever swings to the right or left per stitch in regard to
the direction of original stitches. The upper thread forms zigzag on the embroidered material.
There are six special stitches: Z1, Z2, Z3, Z4, Z5 and Z6. Their stitches are as follows.
Z1
Z2
Z3
Z4
Z5
Z6
For convenience, Coiling, Taping and Zigzag-sewing are all called special embroidery in the
following.
4.
Standard embroidery head and special embroidery head can be switched
automatically or manually.
5. Coiling, Taping and Zigzag functions can be switched at will.
6.
The nipple of Special embroidery can be raised and lowered automatically or
manually. (Only for the machines installed with relevant apparatus)

7.
The highest speeds of Standard embroidery head and special embroidery head can be
set up respectively.
8.
Auto saving of the stop-embroidery point of the M axisThe embroidery work can
continue from the stop-embroidery point when the power recovers.

9.
The trimming function of the special embroidery head (no trimming\trimming of the
bottom thread\trimming of both the upper and bottom threads)

10. The nipple of Special embroidery can be raised and lowered automatically before
manual frame shifting or embroidering.
11. Zigzag sewing lever can be tested manually.
32-2 Main Technique Indexes
1. The sequence of needle positions on Standard embroidery head and special
embroidery head: This control system default that the first one is special embroidery needle
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position and Standard embroiderys are from second to end.

2.
Speed range of Special Embroidery: 300600rpm, minimum of stepping precision is
3.
Angle of M-axis rotated manually: 18/step.
10r.
32-3 Manual Operation of the Special Embroidery head, and the Embroidery
Parameters Settings.
Attention: the M axis can only be operated with the first needle position.
1. M-axis: M-axis can drive the bobbin of the Special Embroidery hand. M-axis make
the bobbin trace the stitch when embroidering.
(1)
Return the M-axis to the Working Point: Press
key, according to the
computers prompt press the digital keys or press
to move the cursor to the option
turn M-axis to Working Point, and then press
key to confirm. In this way, the M-axis
will return to the working point.

(2)
Return the M-axis to the Origin Point: Press
prompt press the digital keys or press

M-axis to Origin Point, and then press
key, according to the computers
to move the cursor to the option turn
key to confirm. In this way, the M-axis will
return to origin point.

(3)
M-axis rotated manually: Press
the digital keys or press

press
key, complied with computers prompt , press
to move the cursor to option M-axis rotated manually,
key to confirm. Complied with computers prompt, press
key to
rotated bobbin to the desired position step by step.

2.
(1)
Make the nipple of special embroidery head up and down manually.

Make the nipple of special embroidery head up: Press
computers prompt , press digital key
or press
Make the nipple of special embroidery hand up, press
key, complied with

key twice to confirm. In this
way the machine will make all nipple up automatically
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(2)
Make the nipple of special embroidery head down: Press
computers prompt ,press digital key or press
key, complied with
Make the nipple of special embroidery hand down, press
key twice to confirm. In this
way the machine will make all nipple down automatically

3.
(1)
Switch from Standard Embroidery head to Special Embroidery head

Manual Switch: Press digital number1, complied with computers prompt, press
digital number 1 or press
key to move the cursor to, select the first option
the first needle position for Special Embroidery, press
key to confirm. In this way the
machine will switch the needle position to Special Embroidery hand, at the same time move
the point where the needle down to specials.
(2)
Auto Switch: When setting color-change sequence before embroidery, set the needle
number to1at color-change units between flat embroidery hand and special embroidery hand.
In this way the machine will switch the needle position automatically while embroidering. The
machine will stop to wait for the operation on embroidery material after it switches to the first
needle (special embroidery hand) automatically. Pull bar to continue embroidery after
finishing the operation.
4.
(1)
Switch from Special Embroidery head to Standard Embroidery head

Manual Switch: Press the digital key whose number is the same as the wanted needle
positions number, then finish manual switch. In this way the machine will switch to the
selected needle position for flat embroidery hand, at the same time move the point where the
needle down to.
(2)
Auto Switch: Choose the needle number to setting the color-change sequence before
embroidery, and then the machine could switch automatically in embroidery. When the
embroidery finishes, the machine will stop automatically at the Stop Code, and prompts
embroidery paused, pull bar to continue, waiting for operation on embroidery material. After
the operation finish, pull bar to continue. Then machine will switch to Flat Embroidery hand
automatically and continue working.
5.
(1)
Switch among Coiling, Taping and Zigzag-swing Stitching

Coiling Stitching Function:
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a)
Press digital key 1, complied with computers prompt, press digital key press
key to move the cursor to the option the first needle position and do left
key to confirm, then the icon
coiling stitching, press
will appears at the main
picture.
b)
Press digital key 1, complied with computers prompt, press digital key
or press
key to move the cursor to the option the first needle position and do right
coiling stitching, press
will appears at the main
picture.
To get better effect, select the coiling direction according to the coiling direction of core
thread. After finishing setting, the machine will do coiling stitching matched with the special
nipple and bobbin.
(2)
Taping Stitching Function: Press digital key 1, complied with computers prompt,
press digital key
or press
key to move the cursor to the option the first needle
and do taping stitching 1orthe first needle and do taping stitching 2 , press
confirm, then the icon
or
key to
will appears at the main picture. After you finish
setting the function, the machine will do taping stitching 1 or taping stitching 2(blind
embroidery) matched with the special nipple and bobbin.
(3)
a)
Zigzag sewing Function

Z1 Stitching Function: Press digital key1, complied with computers prompt, press
digital key or press

Z1, press
key to move the cursor to the option the first needle and
will appears at the main picture. Its
feature is that the lever swings once every two stitches.

b)

Z2, press
feature is that one lever swing every stitch and one lever every two stitches take place
alternately.
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c)

Z3, press
feature is one lever swing every stitch.

d)
digital keys or press

Z4, press
feature is one lever swing every stitch and its lever swing direction is opposite to the one of
Z3.
e)

Z5, press
feature is the same as Z4 and its desirable for the embroidering of thick cords. (Refer to the
parameter: the swinging scope of the embroidery frame in zigzag sewing)
f)

Z6, press
feature is three stitches at the same point and one lever swing every stitch.
6. Settings of the Embroidery Parameters
(1) SPEC, EMB. MAX SPEED Setting the highest speed of Special Embroidery: Press
assistant mode
key, press digital key "7", press
or
key to turn to other
pages. Complied with computers prompt, press digital key or press

move the cursor to the option SPEC, EMB. MAX SPEED, press
key to adjust the number to desired. Press
to
to enter, press
key to finish setting.
(2) SPECIAL HEAD INTERVAL: (150162166175185200216225230

240250260270275280290300400455); operation ditto.
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(3) CLAMP FOOT DISPLACE Adjusting the working position of clamp foot: 0--60;
operation ditto. The height is for every stitch.
(4) RATIO OF COIL. EMB. The ratio of coiling: 1--4 ; operation ditto. The parameter
can change the coiling density; e.g. the set value 2 means one coiling every two stitches.
(5) M AXIS STOP TO ORIGIN The M axis returns to the origin point after the machine
stops by pulling the bar: Y/N; operation ditto.
(6) ROD POS. OF ZIG The rod position of zigzag embroidering: LEFT/RIGHT; operation
ditto.
(7) SPEC. EMB. TRIM BOT. Whether to trim the bottom thread by the special embroidery
head: BOTTOM/NOT TRIM/TOP&BOT.: operation ditto.
(8) FRAME SWING FOR ZIG The swinging scope of the embroidery frame in zigzag
sewing: -9.9-0.20.29.9; operation ditto. The parameter is for Z5 stitching function and
applies to thick cords. For a thick cord, the Z5 embroidering is to move the frame to add to
the swinging scope of the lever. The parameters absolute value is set according to the
cord width. And the +/- is decided by the machine structure. The moving directions of
the lever and frame should be the same. Otherwise please change the +/- setting.
(9) M AXIS BACK TO ROTATE: Whether the M axis is to rotate when the machine returns
by pulling the bar: Y/N; operation ditto.
(10) SPEC. EMB. MIN. SPEED The lowest rotating speed of special embroidering: 250-400;
operation ditto. The parameter value is the lowest speed that the M axis can be decelerated
to.
(11) SPEC. SPEED-DOWN ANGLE :0180; operation ditto. When the M axis rotating
angle is larger than the set value, the main axis begins to decelerate. The recommended
value is 30.
(12) SPEC. SPEED-DOWN RATIO: 14 operation ditto. The parameter is to set the
decelerating speed of the M axis. The larger the value, the faster the M axis decelerates.
(13) M AXIS ORIGIN AT T. B.: Y/N; operation ditto. The M axis returns to the origin point
when the thread breaks.
(14) Z SHAFT CONTROL ANGLE :0-180; operation ditto. When the rotating angle is
larger than the set value, the Z axis will wing faster.
(15) ADJ. CLAMP FOOT LIMIT 0-250; operation ditto. The set value is added to the
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limit height of the clamp foot.

(16) MIN. HEIGHT CLAMP FOOT(0-255)
(17) ADJ. ZIG ROD ANGLE The starting angle of the rod: (123) ; operation ditto.
(18) ROTARY GAP OF M AXIS(0-10): The M axis of special embroidery head has mill
clearance. So without compensation, the needle will not fall in the right position. Adjust
this parameter value to ensure that the needle falls in the center of tape.
(19) M AXIS WORK-OFF ANGLE(0,90): In case of normal and sequin embroidery,
the M axis stops at the angle of the set value. When the distance between the normal
embroidery head and special embroidery head is small, this parameter must be set as 90
to avoid bumping.
(20) MAX OF ZIG Swing ANGLE 0-90
(21) ADJ.ZIG SWING ANGLE0-5Operation ditto.
(22) SPEC. EMB. JUMP&TRIM (not trim or 1 stitch -7 stitch)
(23) TURN OFF ROD FOR ZIG5 (NO, YES)
(24) COILING EMB. MODE (Normal, Track)
32-4 Mechanical Category and Driving Mode Choice of Special Embroidery
Machines
Taping machines have three moving parts in the sense of mechanics. We define them as M
axis, E axis and clamp foot axis. M axis rotates a certain degrees every stitch to trace the stitch,
which ensures cords or tapes always in front of needle movement. E axis swings once every
one or two stitch to make the zigzag embroidery. Clamp foot axis is for lifting and lowering
the clamp foot.
1. M axis
The mechanism of M axis can be divided to two types. One is with clutch device, whose
action is controlled by electro pneumatic valve or by hand. Its advantage is that only the M
axis of the mending embroidery is moving and non-mending embroidery heads are still when
mending. This will help raise the quality and efficiency of mending. The other type is without
clutch device. Both of the two types are driven by servomotor and the origin of the M axis is
positioned by proximity switch.
2. E axis
According to the difference in motor and whether to use the proximity switch for
positioning, E axis can be divided to the following types:
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1) Stepping motor, driving heads separately, without proximity switch for positioning
2) Stepping motor, driving heads by one motor, with proximity switch for positioning
3) Stepping motor, driving heads by one motor, without proximity switch for positioning
4) Servomotor driving, with proximity switch for positioning
3. Clamp foot axis
The working diagram of the clamp foot: (The clamp foot working height is the interval of
the foots movement with every stitch. The clamp foot rising height is the foots moving
distance from the bottom to the upper point in non-embroidery mode. And its also called the
clamp foot limited height.)
b
T he clamp foot
w orki ng height
a
T he clamp f oot u pper

The c lamp foot
rising height
The clamp foot bottom
The clamp foo t
rising sketch map
According to the difference in motor and whether to use the proximity switch for
positioning, the clamp foot axis can be divided to the following types:
(1) Raising the clamp foot by hand
In this mode, the clamp foot working height relies on the rotating of the cam and the
clamp foot is raised to the limited height by hand.
(2) 2-phase stepping motor, separately driving the embroidery heads, without the holding
force and proximity switch
It uses a 2-phase stepping motor for driving every special embroidery head and
controlling its working height and limited height. The power is off and there is no the holding
force when the clamp foot stays at the upper point or bottom point. No proximity switch is
taken for positioning. And the controller by default takes that the foot is at the bottom position
when turning on the machine.
(3) 2-phase stepping motor, separately driving the embroidery heads, with the holding
force and without proximity switch
It uses a 2-phase stepping motor for driving every special embroidery head and
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controlling its working height and limited height. The power is on and there is the holding
force when the clamp foot stays at the upper point, but not at the bottom point. No proximity
switch is taken for positioning. And the controller by default takes that the foot is at the bottom
position when turning on the machine.
(4) Mono-phase AC motor, driving the embroidery heads by one motor, 2 proximity
switches
clamp foot is raised to the limited height by one mono-phase AC motor driving the clamp axis.
Both the upper and bottom points are set with a proximity switch to adjust the clamp foot
rising height. Neither the upper nor bottom point has the holding force.
(5) (2-phase or 3-phase) stepping motor, driving the embroidery heads by one motor, 1
proximity switch
clamp foot is raised to the limited height by stepping motor driving the clamp axis. The upper
point is set with a proximity switch to position. The bottom point is set by parameters. Both
the upper and bottom points have the holding force.
(6) Pneumatic motor, separately driving the embroidery heads, without proximity switch
clamp foot is raised to the limited height by pneumatic motor driving the heads separately.
32-5 Underground EmbroideryErect EmbroideryFrill Embroidery
1 Underground Embroidery
It is an application of taping embroidery. With the special devices, the machine can fix
the underside (or inner side) of tape on the cloth. And no fixing thread can be seen.
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1Press
to activate the interface as shown at below
2Use
press
or 8 to select PARA OF SEQUIN,SPECIAL EMB,AFCthen
.
OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
3
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION
SET DATE & TIME
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3By using Page Key
or
to go to 2nd page. SelectZIG SWING ANGLE and
change that value to 0 then press
OTHER MANAGEMENT
SEQUIN R ON/OFF
Y 1
SEQUIN L ON/OFF
Y
SPEED FOR SEQUIN R
400
SPEED FOR SEQUIN L
400
SEQUIN R ADJ. ANGLE
+0
SEQUIN L ADJ. ANGLE
+0
SEQUIN R TYPE:
AUTOMATIC
SEQUIN L TYPE:
AUTOMATIC
AUTO START FOR SEQUIN
N
TIME OF SEQUIN ACTION
2
ADJ. ZIG ROD ANGLE
Y 3
250
30
2
Y
180
80
1
0
0

N 2
N
600
#0
ZIG SWING ANGLE
0
RATIO OF COIL EMB.
1
Y
ROD POS. OF ZIG
LEFT
SPEC. EMB. TRIM BOT
N
FRAME SWING FOR ZIG
+0.0
(AFC) USE
N 4
(AFC) INTERVAL TIME
3
X GAP FOR QUILT
0
Y GAP FOR QUILT
0
4Press ESC to quit. At main interface, press number key 1, and then select Taping 2.
After the settings at above, the system can do the underground embroidery.
2 Erect Embroidery
It is an application of taping. With special devices, the machine can fix the edges of the
tape on the cloth, and the rest part of the tape is looked as erected. It is mainly used on bags
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and other goods that dont need washing and belting at usage.
1Press
2Use
then press
to activate the following interface:

,
or 8 to select PARA OF SEQUIN,SPECIAL EMB,AFC
.
OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
3
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION
4
SET DATE & TIME
3By using Page Key
or
to go to 2nd page. SelectZIG SWING ANGLE
and change that value to 0 then press
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OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SEQUIN R ON/OFF
Y
SEQUIN L ON/OFF
Y
SPEED FOR SEQUIN R
400
SPEED FOR SEQUIN L
400
SEQUIN R ADJ. ANGLE
+0
SEQUIN L ADJ. ANGLE
+0
SEQUIN R TYPE:
AUTOMATIC
SEQUIN L TYPE:
AUTOMATIC
N
2
ADJ. ZIG ROD ANGLE
Y 3
250
30
2
Y
180
80
1
0
0

N 2
N
600
#0
ZIG SWING ANGLE
0
RATIO OF COIL EMB.
1
Y
ROD POS. OF ZIG
LEFT
SPEC. EMB. TRIM BOT
N
FRAME SWING FOR ZIG
+0.0
(AFC) USE
N 4
(AFC) INTERVAL TIME
3
X GAP FOR QUILT
0
Y GAP FOR QUILT
0
4Press ESC to quit. At main interface, press number key 1, and then select Taping 1.
After the settings at above, the erect embroidery is available.

3 Frill Embroidery
The frill embroidery is the application of Z5 embroidery. By using the special device, the
machine will fix the tape according to the frill stitch form along with the vertical movement of
the presser. This embroidery is mainly used at the wedding garment and the evening gown,
showing the luxuriousness of dress.
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1Press
2Use
then press
to activate the following interface

,
or 8 to select PARA OF SEQUIN,SPECIAL EMB,AFC
.
OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION
SET DATE & TIME
3By using Page Key
or
to go to the 2nd page. SelectFRAME SWING FOR
ZIG, and adjust that value to +0.0 then press
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OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SEQUIN R ON/OFF
Y
SEQUIN L ON/OFF
Y
SPEED FOR SEQUIN R
400
SPEED FOR SEQUIN L
400
SEQUIN R ADJ. ANGLE
+0
SEQUIN L ADJ. ANGLE
+0
SEQUIN R TYPE:
AUTOMATIC
SEQUIN L TYPE:
AUTOMATIC
N
2
ADJ. ZIG ROD ANGLE
Y 3
250
30
2
Y
180
80
1
0
0

ZIG SWING ANGLE
RATIO OF COIL EMB.
ROD POS. OF ZIG
SPEC. EMB. TRIM BOT
FRAME SWING FOR ZIG
(AFC) USE
(AFC) INTERVAL TIME
X GAP FOR QUILT
Y GAP FOR QUILT
N 2
N
600
#0
0
1
Y
LEFT
N
+0.0
N 4
3
0
0
4Press ESC to quit. At main interface, press number key 1 and then select Z5 Emb .
NoteIn this embroidery method, the flat stitch and jump stitch shall be placed one by one
at making pattern.
After the above setting, the frill embroidery are available.
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Chapter 33
Management of Combination Embroidery
33-1 Brief of Combination Embroidery Function

The Combination Embroidery is the new embroidery function developed on the basis of
the BECS series platform which features for its stable performance. The combination
embroidery function includes three functions, such as extension of embroidery range, increase
of color number at embroidery and increase of both embroidery range and color number. We
will provide the detailed operation procedure and method on setting each function in the
following paragraphs.
Attention: The manual is the same with special equipment of T.B DETECT and SOFTWARE.
33-2 Introduction of Grouping at Combination Embroidery
1. Introduction of Grouping Method
The Combination Embroidery can divide 2, 3, 4 or random heads in a group. You can take
reference from the following figures:
Grouping Method
Normal
Embroidery
2 Heads in
a Group
3 Heads in
a Group
4 Heads in
a Group
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Random
Heads in a
Group
The Meaning of Grouping Method
12 Heads in a Group: Make 2 neighboring heads in one group, the heads with odd
number are the 1st group, the head with even number are the 2nd group. It is suitable to the
design that needs two heads to work together.
23 Heads in a Group: Make 3 neighboring heads in one group that means the Group 1
contains the head No.1, No.4, No.7 ., Group 2 contains the head No.2, No.5, No.8.., and
Group 3 contains the head No.3, No.6 No.9. It is suitable to the design that needs 3 heads to
work together.
34 Heads in a Group: Make 4 neighboring heads in one group that means the Group 1
contains the head No1. No.5, No.9, Group 2 contains the head No.2, No.6, No.10, Group
3 contains the head No.3, No.7, No.11, and Group 4 contains the head No.4, No.8 and
No.12. It is suitable to the design that needs 4 heads to work together.
4Random Heads in a Group: Make random heads in one group. For an example, Group 1
contains head No.1, No.3, No.7, and Group 2 contains head No.4, No.6, No.10. It is for
embroidering the special designs.
2Method for Setting Head Group
1In Embroidery interface, press
and then have access to INPUT & REPEAT.
2 The 2nd Item ONE DESIGNS HEAD NUM is for selecting the grouping method,
which is needed setting according to the actual requirements. (If it is set at 2, the entire heads
will be grouped as 2 Heads in a Group. If it is 1, the combination embroidery function will
be unavailable.)
3Press
again to activate the Group interface to display the grouping
informationit is corresponding to the value of ONE DESIGNS HEAD NUM.

4Select DEL
LAST GROUP to delete the default group and group manually.
5Select ADD ONE GROUP, then press arrow keys to input 1, 4, 7, N. After that,
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press Enter to set head No.1, No.4 and No.7 into one group.
INPUTREPEAT
MODIFY
REPLACE
SET SEQU IN MODE
TO LEFT FRAME 1 HEAD
TO RIGHT FRAME 1 HEAD
HEAD GROUPNEEDLE
IS HEAD GROUP
ON
ONE DESIGN'S HEAD NUM2

FRAME AT CHANGING HEADY
IS NEEDLE EXTENDED
ANY
1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11,
2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12,
ADD ONE GROUP

DEL LAST GROUP
ANY
ADD ONE GROUP 1, 4, 7, N

DEL LAST GROUP
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0
1
ANY
1, 4, 7,
ADD ONE GROUP

DEL LAST GROUP
3Introduction of Extending Embroidery Range

In order to achieve the purpose for extending the embroidery range, user can use several
heads to embroider one design together, whose range is so big that it is unable to be done by
one head.
ExampleUse 2 Heads in a Group method to extend the embroidery range: Use two
heads to do one design together, whose range shall be within the coverage of two heads.
4Introduction of Increasing Color Number at Embroidery

In order to achieve the purpose for increasing the color number at embroidery, user can use
several heads to embroider one design together, whose color is much that it is unable to be
done by one head.
ExampleUse 2 Heads in a Group method to increase the color number: Use two heads
to do one design that has 18 colors and each head has 9 colors:
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5Introduction of Increasing both Color Number & Embroidery Range

In order to achieve the purposes for both increasing color number and embroidery range,
user can use several heads to embroider one design, which covers such a large range and has
so much color that it is unable to be done by a single head.
Example: Use 4 Heads in a Group method to increase both the color number and the
embroidery range: Use four heads to do one design that has 18 colors and is within the range
of two neighboring heads. Each head has 9 colors.
33-3 Setting Method of Head Address

Attention: When using combination embroidery, user shall set the head address at first, or
it is unable to divide the heads into group for embroidery correctly.
1Press
to have access to OTHER MANAGEMENTMANAGE IO BOARD.
Perform the settings as below:

1Dial the entire head switches to normal embroidery status (the green indicators are on).
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2Have access to WAIT CONT ADDR.

3Select NORMAL at the INPUT GROUP NO in the lower side of screen, and
then press Enter.
4Input 1
at the INPUT START ADDR in the lower side of screen, and then press
Enter.
5When the START TO WRITE ADDR is displayed at the lower side of screen,
user needs to press Enter, and then dial the head switches to patching status (the red
indicators are on) in order. Press Enter again to finish the setting after the entire switches are
dialed. (The number of head shall be coincident to the sequence of dialing the switches, the
first head dialed to the red indicators shall be No.1 head, and the second head dialed to the
red indicator shall be No.2 head and so forth).
2Have access to CHECK ALL ADDR. Select NORMAL at the INPUT GROUP NO
in the lower side of screen, and then press Enter. When the START TO CHECK ADDR
is displayed at the lower side of screen, user press Enter to light the entire red head indicators
in the sequence as set at above.
OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION

3
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
4
SET DATE & TIME
EDIT SEQUIN DESIGN
MANAGE IO BOARDS
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UP BOARD SOFT
WAIT CONT ADDR
WAIT ONE ADDR
CHECK ALL ADDR
CHECK ONE ADDR
INQUIRE ONE HEAD
INPUT GROUP NONORMAL
UP BOARD SOFT
WAIT CONT ADDR
WAIT ONE ADDR
CHECK ALL ADDR
CHECK ONE ADDR
INQUIRE ONE HEAD
INPUT START ADDR1
UP BOARD SOFT
WAIT CONT ADDR
WAIT ONE ADDR
CHECK ALL ADDR
CHECK ONE ADDR
INQUIRE ONE HEAD
START TO WRITE ADDR
33-4 Setting Method of Extending Embroidery Range

Attention: please confirm that your main control software has combination embroidery
function and it has been set at automatic color-changing before you perform the settings at
below:
1Press
to have access to OTHER MANAGEMENTSET MACHINE PARAS.
And then perform the settings at below:

1At page 8, set THE HEAD NUM according to the actual head number. (If it is a 15- head
machine, it shall be set at 15.)
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2At page 8, set THE HEAD INTERVAL according to the actual condition. (If the head
interval is 200, it shall be set at 200.)
3At page 8, set TURE OFF HEAD-GROUP at N.(If it is set at Y, the combination
embroidery will be unavailable.)
4At page 9, set FRAME RANGE BY HEAD according to the actual condition. (If the frame
can be moved with the coverage of two heads, it shall be set at 2. If it is set at 1, the
combination embroidery will be unavailable.)
5At page 9 ,TURN OFF HEADS according to the actual condition. (Any head can be off
at this item. If it is set at 1, 3 & 7, three heads will be turned off. If no head is turned off,
please set at 0.)
OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION

3
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
4
SET DATE & TIME
EDIT SEQUIN DESIGN
MANAGE IO BOARDS
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SET MACHINE PARAS

COLOR-CHANGE SPEED:
DIP1:
DIP2:
DIP3:
DIP4:
OVERFRAME BY STEP:
12
0
15
+0
0
0
0
0
N
N
DETECT T.B. MODE:

SPEED AFTER PATCH:
SPEED 1 PRE-TRIM:
SPEED 2 PRE-TRIM:
1
3
0
850
2
0.7
N
400
400
Y

HIGH FRAMING SPEED:
LOW FRAMING SPEED:
STOP TO COLR:
BORING NEEDLE:
CORD EMB. NEEDLE:
16 6
16
12
N
NO
0
NO
400
Y
+0
T.B DETECT TYPE:

MIXED 8
HEAD MOTOR ANGLE:
0
SENSE OF UPPER T.B:
1
SENSE OF UNDER T.B:
1
ADJUST NIPPER SOLENOID:
NO
3
THE HEAD NUM
15
THE HEAD INTERVAL
200
TURE OFF HEAD-GROUP
N
SET MACHINE PARAS

FRAME RANGE BY HEAD
TURE OFF HEADS
X GEAR BACKLASH
Y GEAR BACKLASH
2
0
0
0
3At embroidery interface, press
to have access to INPUTREPEAT. Perform
the setting at below:

1Set the second item ONE DESIGN'S HEAD NUM according to the actual needs.
(If two heads are needed, please set this parameter at 2. If it is set at 1, it will be unavailable
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for combination embroidery).

2Set the third item FRAME AT CHANGING HEAD at N.(For extending color
number only, please set it at Y, while set IS NEEDLE EXTENDED at N.)
3Set the fourth item IS NEEDLE EXTENDED at N. (For both increasing
embroidery range and color number, please set it as Y and set the FRAME AT
CHANGING HEAD at N.)
AttentionWhen both FRAME AT CHANGING HEAD and IS NEEDLE
EXTENDED are set at Y, the system will perform the order according to the parameter of
FRAME AT CHANGING HEAD, and the IS NEEDLE EXTENDED will be deemed
invalid.
INPUTREPEAT
MODIFY
REPLACE
SET SEQU IN MODE
TO LEFT FRAME 1 HEAD
TO RIGHT FRAME 1 HEAD
HEAD GROUPNEEDLE
IS HEAD GROUP ON Y
IS NEEDLE EXTENDED Y
4Press
again to activate GROUP interface, and then perform the settings as
below:
At default grouping, the Group 0 is ANY (All heads will work at same time.); Group 1 is
1, 3, 5 (The heads with odd number will work at same time); Group 2 is 2, 4, 6
(The heads with even number will work at same time) .
If two heads are needed to do a design in embroidery, the two heads will be set as different
groups (Head 1 is set as group 1, while head 2 is set as group 2); If three heads are needed to
do a design in embroidery, these three heads will be set as different groups (Head 1 is set as
group 1, while head 2 is set as group 2, and head 3 is set as group 3). The rest are also in the
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same principle.
0
1
2
3
ANY
1, 4, 7, 10, 13, 16,
2, 5, 8, 11, 14, 17,
3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18,
ADD ONE GROUP

DEL LAST GROUP
5Press
again to activate Color Order interface, and then perform the settings as
below:
Among the parameters of color-changing sequence, the numbers at upper row are the
grouping parameters, and the numbers at lower row are the needle parameters. If user needs to
use the first needle of the head at group 1, the user should press 1 and then set the group
number at 1. If the sixth needle of the head at group 2 is needed, the user should press 6 and
then set the group number at 2.
Attention: The grouping color-changing codes are used to switch the heads for extending
the embroidery range. If the color-changing sequence is set as 2132425363, the 2nd needle at
head in group 1 will work first. When encountering the first color-changing code, the system
will order the 3rd needle at head in group 2 to work. During the process of switching the head
group, the frame will not move. When the controller encounters the 2nd color-changing code,
the head group will not switch and only the needle will change, because the working head is
still at the 2nd group. At that moment, the 4th needle at head in group 2 will work. When the
controller encounters the third color-changing code, the 5th needle at head in group 3 will be
activated to work. During the process of switching head group, the frame will not move. After
the 4th color-changing code, the 6th needle at head in group 3 will be activated to work. During
the process of embroidery, the frame will not move at switching the head group.
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6Press
again to back to the embroidery screen. After these operations, the settings
are finished and system is ready to work.

Example of Extending Embroidery Range: Use two heads to work a design whose range is
within the coverage of the two heads.
1Press
to have access to INPUT & REPEAT, and then perform the settings as
below:
1Set ONE DESIGN'S HEAD NUM at 2;
2Set FRAME AT CHANGING HEAD at N;
3Set IS NEEDLE EXTENDED at N.
IS HEAD GROUP ON Y
IS NEEDLE EXTENDED
Y
2Press
again to activate Grouping screen, and then perform the settings as below:
Set head 1 as Group 1

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0
1
2
ANY
1,
2,
ADD ONE GROUP

DEL LAST GROUP
3Press
again to activate the Color Order , and then perform the settings at below:
1Press 2, and then set the group number at 1;

(The meaning of these parameters: Firstly, the 2nd needle at the head in group 1 will be
used for embroidery. When encountering the first color-changing code, the system will order
the 3rd needle at the head in group 2 to work and the frame to keep still. When the controller
encounters the second color-changing code, the 4th needle at the head in group 2 will be
activated to work and the frame will not move. After the third color-changing code, the 5th
needle at the head in group 1 will be activated to work with the frame keeping still. During the
process of embroidery, the frame will not move at switching the head group.)
001
4Press
1221
2345

33-5 Setting Method of Increasing Color Number
Attentionplease confirm that your main control software has combination embroidery
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below:
1Press
to have access to OTHER MANAGEMENTSET MACHINE PARAS,
and perform the setting as below:

3At page 8, set TURN OFF HEAD-GROUP at N.(If it is set at Y, the combination
please set at 0.)
OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION

3
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
4
SET DATE & TIME
EDIT SEQUIN DESIGN
MANAGE IO BOARDS
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SET MACHINE PARAS

COLOR-CHANGE SPEED:
DIP1:
DIP2:
DIP3:
DIP4:
OVERFRAME BY STEP:
12
0
15
+0
0
0
0
0
N
N
DETECT T.B. MODE:

SPEED AFTER PATCH:
SPEED 1 PRE-TRIM:
SPEED 2 PRE-TRIM:
1
3
0
850
2
0.7
N
400
400
Y

HIGH FRAMING SPEED:
LOW FRAMING SPEED:
STOP TO COLR:
BORING NEEDLE:
CORD EMB. NEEDLE:
16 6
16
12
N
NO
0
NO
400
Y
+0
T.B DETECT TYPE:

MIXED 8
HEAD MOTOR ANGLE:
0
SENSE OF UPPER T.B:
1
SENSE OF UNDER T.B:
1
NO
3
THE HEAD NUM
15
THE HEAD INTERVAL
200
TURN OFF HEAD-GROUP
N
SET MACHINE PARAS

FRAME RANGE BY HEAD
TURE OFF HEADS
X GEAR BACKLASH
Y GEAR BACKLASH
2
0
0
0
the setting at below

(If two heads are needed, please set this parameter at 2. If it is set at 1, it will be unavailable
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2Set the third item FRAME AT CHANGING HEAD at Y.(For extending color
3Set the fourth item IS NEEDLE EXTENDED at N. (For both increasing
AttentionWhen both FRAME AT CHANGING HEAD and IS NEEDLE
EXTENDED are set at Y, the system will perform the order according to the parameter of
FRAME AT CHANGING HEAD, and the IS NEEDLE EXTENDED will be deemed
invalid.
IS HEAD GROUP ON Y
IS NEEDLE EXTENDED
Y
3Press
below:
At default grouping, the Group 0 is ANY (All heads will work at same time.); Group 1
is 1, 3, 5 (The heads with odd number will work at same time); Group 2 is 2, 4,
6 (The heads with even number will work at same time) .
If two heads are needed to do a design in embroidery for increasing the color number, the
two heads will be set as different groups (Head 1 is set as group 1, while head 2 is set as group
2); If three heads are needed to do a design in embroidery for increasing the color number,
these three heads will be set as different groups (Head 1 is set as group 1, while head 2 is set as
group 2, and head 3 is set as group 3).And the FRAME RANGE BY HEAD needs to be set
at 3. The rest are also in the same principle.
AttentionFirstly, please confirm the FRAME RANGE BY HEAD, this parameter
should be no less than the group number. If it is set at 3, it can be used for either increasing
color number between 2 heads (Head 1 is set as group 1 and head 2 is set as group 2) or
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increasing color number among 3 heads (Head 1 is group 1, head 2 is group 2, and head 3 is
group 3). This principle cant be used conversely.
0
1
2
3
ANY
1, 4, 7, 10, 13, 16,
2, 5, 8, 11, 14, 17,
3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18,
ADD ONE GROUP

DEL LAST GROUP
4Press
again to activate Color Order interface, and then perform the settings as
below
use the first needle at the head in group 1, the user should press 1 and then set the group
number at 1. If the sixth needle at the head in group 2 is needed, the user should press 6 and
Attention: The grouping color-changing codes are used to switch the heads for increasing
the color number. If the color-changing sequence is set as 2132425361, the 2nd needle at head in
group 1 will work first. When encountering the first color-changing code, the system will
order the frame to move forward for one-heads distance, and then the 3rd needle at head in
group 2 will start to work. When the controller encounters the 2nd color-changing code, the
head group will not switch and only the needle will change, because the working head is still
at the 2nd group. At that moment, the 4th needle at head in group 2 will work and the frame will
keep still. When the controller encounters the third color-changing code, the 5th needle at head
in group 3 will be activated to work. During the process of switching head group, the frame
001
12231
23456
will move forward for one heads distance. After the 4th color-changing code, the frame will
move backward for 2-heads distance, and then the 6th needle at head in group 1 will be
activated to work. During the process of embroidery, the frame will move for the distance
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equal to the interval between the head groups when the machine switches the head group.
5Press

Example for Increasing Color NumberUse two heads to make a design which has 18
colors. Each head has 9 colors.
1Press
below:
2Set FRAME AT CHANGING HEAD at Y;
3Set IS NEEDLE EXTENDED at N
IS HEAD GROUP ON Y
IS NEEDLE EXTENDED
Y
2Press

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0
1
2
ANY
1,
2,
ADD ONE GROUP

DEL LAST GROUP
3Press

(The meaning of these parameters: Firstly, the 2nd needle at the head in group 1 will be
used for embroidery. When encountering the first color-changing code, the system will order
the 4th needle at the head in group 2 to work and the frame to move forward for a heads
distance. When the controller encounters the second color-changing code, the 6th needle at the
head in group 2 will be activated to work and the frame will not move. After the third
color-changing code, the 8th needle at the head in group 1 will be activated to work with the
frame backing for a heads distance. During the process of embroidery, the frame will move
for the distance equal to the interval between the head groups when the machine switches the
head group.)
001
4Press
1221
2468

33-6 Setting Method for both Increasing Embroidery Range & Color Number
AttentionPlease confirm that your main control software has combination embroidery
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below:
1Press
to have access to OTHER MANAGEMENTSET MACHINE PARAS,
and perform the setting as below:

3At page 8, set TURN OFF HEAD-GROUP at N.(If it is set at Y, the combination
please set at 0.)
OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION

3
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
4
SET DATE & TIME
EDIT SEQUIN DESIGN
MANAGE IO BOARDS
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SET MACHINE PARAS

COLOR-CHANGE SPEED:
DIP1:
DIP2:
DIP3:
DIP4:
OVERFRAME BY STEP:
12
0
15
+0
0
0
0
0
N
N
DETECT T.B. MODE:

SPEED AFTER PATCH:
SPEED 1 PRE-TRIM:
SPEED 2 PRE-TRIM:
1
3
0
850
2
0.7
N
400
400
Y

HIGH FRAMING SPEED:
LOW FRAMING SPEED:
STOP TO COLR:
BORING NEEDLE:
CORD EMB. NEEDLE:
16 6
16
12
N
NO
0
NO
400
Y
+0
T.B DETECT TYPE:

MIXED 8
HEAD MOTOR ANGLE:
0
SENSE OF UPPER T.B:
1
SENSE OF UNDER T.B:
1
NO
3
THE HEAD NUM
15
THE HEAD INTERVAL
200
TURE OFF HEAD-GROUP
N
SET MACHINE PARAS

FRAME RANGE BY HEAD
TURE OFF HEADS
X GEAR BACKLASH
Y GEAR BACKLASH
2
0
0
0
the setting at below

(If four heads are needed, please set this parameter at 4. If it is set at 1, it will be unavailable
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2Set the third item FRAME AT CHANGING HEAD at N.(For extending color
3Set the fourth item IS NEEDLE EXTENDED at Y. (For both increasing
AttentionWhen both FRAME AT CHANGING HEAD and IS NEEDLE EXTENDED
are set at Y, the system will perform the order according to the parameter of FRAME AT
CHANGING HEAD, and the IS NEEDLE EXTENDED will be deemed invalid.
IS HEAD GROUP ON Y
IS NEEDLE EXTENDED
Y
3Press
below:
At default grouping, the Group 0 is ANY (All heads will work at same time.); Group 1
is 1, 5, 9 (The heads within group 1 will work at same time); Group 2 is 2, 6, 20
(The heads within group 2 will work at same time); Group 3 is 3, 7, 11(The heads
within group 3 will work at same time); Group 4 is 4, 8, 12(The heads within group 4
will work at same time).
If four heads are needed to do a design in embroidery, these four heads will be set as
different groups. The head 1 can shift with head 2 for increasing color number, so do the head
3 and head 4. And the shift between Heads 1 & 2 and Heads 3 & 4 are for extending the
embroidery range. (Head 1 is set as group 1, head 2 is set as group 2, head 3 is set as group 3,
and head 4 is set as group 4)
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0
1
2
3
4
ANY
1, 5, 9, 13, 17,
2, 6, 10, 14, 18,
3, 7, 11, 15, 19,
4, 8, 12, 16, 20,
ADD ONE GROUP

DEL LAST GROUP
AttentionWhen both increasing the embroidery range and color number, the system will
deem the two neighboring group as an upper-group (Group 1 & Group 2, Group 3 & Group 4,
Group 5 & Group 6) for increasing color number. When the heads shift within the
upper-group, like head 1 shifting to head 2, the frame will move for a heads distance. The
system will use the upper-groups (like Group 1 & 2 and Group 3 & 4 and Group 5 & 6) to
extend the embroidery range. During the shift among the upper-groups, if the shift is between
the heads with odd number or between the heads with even number, the frame will not move.
If the shift is between the head with odd number and head with even number, the frame will
move for a heads distance correspondingly. For an example, if head at Group 1 shifts to head
at Group 3, or head at group 2 shifts to head at group 4, the frame will not move; if head at
group 1 shift s to head at group 2 or head at group 2 shifts to the head at group 3 or head at
group 1 shifts to the head at group 4, the frame will move for a heads distance. The system
will deem two neighboring heads as one head for increasing the color number, on the basis of
which the extension of embroidery range can be achieved.
4Press
again to activate Color Order interface, and then perform settings as below:
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use the first needle at the head in group 1, the user should press 1 and then set the group
number at 1. If the sixth needle at the head in group 2 is needed, the user should press 6 and
Attention: The grouping color-changing codes are used to switch the heads for increasing
both the color number and the embroidery range. If the color-changing sequence is set as
213242546312, the 2nd needle at head in group 1 will work first. When encountering the first
color-changing code, the system will order the frame to move forward for one-heads distance,
and then 3rd needle at head in group 2 will start to work. When the controller encounters the
2nd color-changing code, the head group will not switch and only the needle will change,
because the working head is still at the 2nd group. At that moment, the 4th needle at head in
group 2 will work and the frame will keep still. When the controller encounters the third
color-changing code, the 5th needle at head in group 4 will be activated to work. During the
process of switching head group, the frame will keep still because this switch is between two
groups with even number. After the 4th color-changing code, the frame will move backward
for 1-heads distance because the switch is between a group with odd number and a group with
even number. And then the 6th needle at head in group 3 will be activated to work. After the
fifth color-changing code, the frame will move forward for one heads distance, and then the
1st needle at head in group 2 will start to work.
001
5Press
122432
234561
Example for Increasing both Color Number & Embroidery RangeUse four heads to make
a design which has 18 colors and is within the coverage of two heads. Each head has 9 colors.
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1Press
below:
2Set FRAME AT CHANGING HEAD at N;
3Set IS NEEDLE EXTENDED at Y
IS HEAD GROUP ON Y
IS NEEDLE EXTENDED
Y
2Press

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0
1
2
3
4
3Press
ANY
1,
2,
3,
4,
ADD ONE GROUP
DEL LAST GROUP

(The meaning of these parameters: At first, the 2nd needle at head in group 1 will be used
for embroidery. When encountering the first color-changing code, the system will order the
frame to move forward for one heads distance. And then the third needle at head in group 2
will be activated for embroidery. At the second color-changing code, the frame will move
backward for a heads distance, and then the 4th needle at the head in group 3 will start to work.
After the third color-changing code, the frame will move forward for a-heads distance and
then the fifth needle at the head in the group 4 will start to work. After the fourth
color-changing code, the frame will move backward for a heads distance. And then the sixth
needle at the head in group 1 will be activated to work. Switch between the head at group 1
and head in group 2, as well as the head at group 3 and head in group 4, is to increase the color
number; the shift between head in group 2 and head in group 3, as well as between head in
group 4 and head in group 2 is to extend the embroidery range. The color-changing code will
used to shift the heads.
001
12341
23456
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4Press

33-7 Setting Method of Sequin Combination Embroidery
Press
EMB,AFC.
to have access to OTHER MANAGEMENTPARA OF SEQUIN,SPECIAL
Perform the settings as below:
OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION

3
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
4
SET DATE & TIME
EDIT SEQUIN DESIGN
MANAGE IO BOARDS
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1
SPEED FOR SEQUIN R
700
SPEED FOR SEQUIN L
400
SEQUIN R ADJ.ANGLE
+0
SEQUIN L ADJ.ANGLE
+0
AUTO START FOR SEQUIN N
TIME OF SEQUIN ACTION 2
SEQUIN OFF AFTER T.B N
SEQUIN OFF NOTRIM-JUMP
MOTORS OF R SEQUIN
01
SET 3MM OF R SEQUINLEVER 13
SET 4MM OF R SEQUINLEVER 13 2

A SIZECOLOR OF R SEQ5mmSILVER
B SIZECOLOR OF R SEQ5mmSILVER
C SIZECOLOR OF R SEQ5mmSILVER
D SIZECOLOR OF R SEQ5mmSILVER
ADJ SET GAP OF R SEQN
VALVE TIME OF R SEQUIN:1
MOTORS OF L SEQUIN
01
3
SET 3MM OF L SEQUINLEVER 13
A SIZECOLOR OF R SEQ5mmSILVER
B SIZECOLOR OF R SEQ5mmSILVER
C SIZECOLOR OF R SEQ5mmSILVER
D SIZECOLOR OF R SEQ5mmSILVER
ADJ SET GAP OF L SEQ

N
VALVE TIME OF L SEQUIN: 1
L.SW.MOTOR DIST.BASE:
40
L.SW.MOTOR DIST.MULTIP: 15
L.SW.MOTOR HAS.ORIGIN:
Y
R.SW.MOTOR DIST.BASE:
40
R.SW.MOTOR DIST.MULTIP: 15
R.SW.MOTOR HAS.ORIGIN:
Y
AUTO FRAME CHUNGER(AFC)N
AFC INTERVAL TIME:
3
1Have access to MOTORS OF R SEQUIN:. In this parameter, the HEAD GRP 1

means the first group. And the VALUE is the number of motor at the right sequin device on
the head of group 1, please set this parameter according to the actual number of motor installed
on the device. The VALUE in the HEAD GRP 2column means the number of motor at
the right sequin device on the head of group 2, please set this parameter according to the actual
condition. If both of the heads in group 1 and group 2 has 2 motors on the right sequin device,
like the overlap sequin, please set these two VALUE as 02. If the right sequin device of
head in group 1 has two motors while the right sequin device of head in group 2 has only one
motor, please set the VALUE at HEAD GRP 1 column as 02 and set the VALUE at
HEAD GRP 2 column as 01.
HEAD GRP
1
NEEDLE NUM
ANY
VALUE
02
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HEAD GRP
2
NEEDLE NUM
ANY
VALUE
02
2Have access to A SIZECOLOR OF R SEQ. In this parameter, the HEAD GRP

1 means the first group. And the VALUE is the color and size of the sequin used in the
device on group 1s head, please set it according to the actual condition. The VALUE in the
HEAD GRP 2 column is the size and the color of the sequin used in the device on the head
in group 2. If the sequin used in the head of group 1 is silver sequin at 3mm and the sequin
used in the head if group 2 is silver sequin at 5mm, please input the3mm SILVER at
VALUE in HEAD GRP 1 column and 5mm SILVER at VALUE in HEAD GRP 1
column.
HEAD GRP
1
NEEDLE
ANY
NUM
HEAD
NEEDLE
ANY
NUM
GRP
2
VALUE
3mmSILVER
VALUE
5mmSILVER
3Have access to SET 3MM OF R SEQUIN. In this parameter, the HEAD GRP 1
means the first group. And the VALUE is the detail of used device and number of steps on
the motor. Please set it according to the actual condition. The meanings of HEAD GRP 2 &
VALUE(in HEAD GRP 2 column) are similar to that of the HEAD GRP 1 & VALUE
(in HEAD GRP 1 column). If the head in the group 1 uses the lever device and the stepping
motor is required to rotate 8 steps, please set VALUE at HEAD GRP 1 as LEVER 8. If
the head on group 2 uses the lever device too and the stepping motor is required to rotate 10
steps, please set VALUE at HEAD GRP 2 as LEVER 10.
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Chapter 33
HEAD
GRP
NEEDLE
ANY
NUM
VALUE
LEVER 8
GRP
NEEDLE
ANY
NUM
VALUE
LEVER 10
HEAD
2
4Have access to the SET 5MM OF R SEQUIN. The setting method is same to that of
the 3mm right sequin.
5The setting methods of the left sequin and right sequin are same.
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Chapter 34
1Press "
Updating Control Program

OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION
4
SET DATE & TIME
2 Press "
" key to go to page 3Press "
to " UPDATE THE SOFTWARE ", and press "
""
" or digital key "0" to move the cursor
" key.
OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
3
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION
4
SET DATE & TIME
3 please input passwordand press "
182
" key.
Chapter 34
OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
3
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION
4
SET DATE & TIME
PasswordAAAAAAAA
4 Press "
""
" move the cursor to "xxx.rom", and then press "
" key.
OTHER MANAGEMENT
001xx.rom
002xxx.rom
003xxxx.rom
183
Chapter 34
(5)
Press "
""
" move the cursor to " N/Y ", and then press "
" key.
OTHER MANAGEMENT
001xx.rom
002xxx.rom
003xxxx.rom
(6)
Press "
""
" move the cursor to " N/Y ", and then press "
" key.
OTHER MANAGEMENT
001xx.rom
002xxx.rom
003xxxx.rom
184
Chapter 34
(7)
Turn upWaiting for updating control software finish.
OTHER MANAGEMENT
001xx.rom
002xxx.rom
003xxxx.rom
Waiting for updating control software
After the update, user needs to initialize the parameters (The Set Machine Para. is at the
first page of Assistant Management.); repower the computer after the initialization and then
reset the parameters.
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Chapter 35 Updating Peripheral Equipment Program
Chapter 35
Updating Peripheral Equipment Program
Operation: (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)
1 Press
to activate the interface as shown at below:

OTHER MANAGEMENT
1
SET DESIGN PARAS
OFFSETOFF
SET POWER RESUME
POWER RESUME
SET MACHINE PARAS
/ENGLISH/SPANISH
2
HI-SPEED DESIGN
COMPENSATION
3
MACHINE SELF-TEST
TEST ENCODER
TEST MACHINE PARTS
UPDATE THE SOFTWARE
4
SET DATE & TIME
EDIT SEQUIN DESIGN
MANAGE IO BOARDS
2 Press "
3 Use "
" key to go to page 4.

""
" or digital key "4" to select " MANAGE IO BOARDS ", then press "
" key.
UP BOARD SOFT
WAIT CONT ADDR
WAIT ONE ADDR
CHECK ALL ADDR
CHECK ONE ADDR
INQUIRE ONE HEAD
186
(4) Press "
""
" or digital key "1" to select " UP BOARD SOFT ", and press "
001XXXX
" key.
DST
(5) Press "
""
" select " XXXX. DST ", and then press "
" key.
Begin to escalateY/N
(6) Press "
""
" select" Y ", and then press "
" key. Waiting for updating
control software.
187
Adj Set Gap of L Seq:

Value Time of L Sequin
L.SW.MOTOR DIST.BASE
L.SW.MOTOR DIST.MULTIP:
L.SW.MOTOR HAS.ORIGIN:
R.SW.MOTOR DIST.BASE:
R.SW.MOTOR DIST.MULTIP:
R.SW.MOTOR HAS.ORIGIN:
(AFC) USE:
(AFC) INTERVAL TIME:
N
1
40
15
Y
40
15
Y
N
3
Success in finishing
(7) Success in finishing.
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Chapter 36
No.
Parameter
Table of the Machine Parameters

Suggested
Value
FRAME CURVEANGLE
T.B. DETECT
Yes
STOP AFTER T.B. DETECT
Yes
PRESS KEY AFTER T.B.
No
T.B. BACK STI.
6
7
PATCH COUNT
(darning)
ACTION AFTER PATCHING
(darning)
F4/260
0
2
SLOW
STI. NOT T.B. DETECT
AUTO ORIGIN
10
INITIALIZE SYSTEM!
11
T.B. DETECT WHEN JUMP
12
JUMPTRIM
13
14
15
16
JUMP STITCH SPEED

LOCK STICH WHEN TRIM
LOCK NUM. AFTER TRIM
LENGTH OF LOCK STI
600
Yes
3
1.0
17
START FOR SAME COLORS
Yes
18
STORE MANUAL-COLOR
No
19
SEWING EMPTY STITCH
No
20
VALUE FOR THICK CLOTH
21
22
MAX. SPEED
MIN. SPEED
700
400
23
SHIFT LENGTH
5.0
24
TURN OFF TRIMMING
No
Yes
No
ANY 3
JUMPS
Note
F1 F6 are frame moving curves. The other
figures are starting angles for frame moving.
Yes: auto detecting in case of thread break
No: no detecting in case of thread break
Yes: machine stop after thread break detected
No: machine doesnt stop and the led blinks
after thread break detected
Press the confirmation key before pulling the bar
after thread break detection.
How many stitches to move backward
automatically after thread break detect. Choice
07 stitches
In repairing stitch (darning), how many stitches to
do before the stop point. Choice110 stitches
After repairing stitch (darning), the main shaft can
be: SLOW,STOP,NO (change)
Choice: 015stitches. Its 8 if there is bottom
thread detect. Its 3 for no bottom thread detect.
The frame automatically returns to the origin
point after embroidery.
Parameters must be initialized for a new machine.
Thread break detect in case jumping stitches. It
should be set according to the real needs.
Choice: No trim or 17stitchesTrimming when
the jumping stitches reach or exceed the set
value.
Rotation speed in case jump stitches
Whether to lock stitch when trimming
Choice: 03
Choice: 0.31.5mm
Yes: in embroidery, automatic start in case of
the same needle position in color changing order
No: Manual startmay be used for patching
Store the manual color change value into the color
change order
Usually the empty stitches will be omitted by the
computer. If No, then they wont be omitted.
Choice: 0-3
0 for common cloth
Increase the value for thicker cloth
Choice: 2501000 rpm
Choice: 250600 rpm
Choice: 110 Speed decreases when the stitch
length is larger than this.
Yes: shut down trimming function
No: turn on trimming function
189
Chapter 35
No.
Parameter
Suggested
Value
ANY 3
Y
No
25
26
27
TRIM MODE
ACTION AFTER TRIM
FRAME AFTER TRIM
28
CHECK TRIM IS OK
29
ROUNDS FOR BRAKE
30
STITCHES AFTER TRIM
31
SPEED AFTER TRIM
80
32
SPEED WHEN TRIMMING
80
33
HOOK ANGLE BY MOTOR
ANY +0
34
35
HOOK RATIO BY MOTOR

NEEDLES
1:10
6
36
SET BRAKE PARA.
37
MAIN MOTOR PARA.
38
SET RUN SPEED
80
39
STARTUP STITCHES
40
41
STARTUP ACCE
SPEED OF SLOW EMB.
15
400
42
COLOR-CHANGE SPEED
12
43
44
45
46
50
51
52
53
54
ADJUST HEAD SOLENOID

PARA. OF NEEDLE DOWN
RATIO OF AC INDUCTION
DIP1DIP4
DISPLAY STI. OR NOT
OVERFRAME BY STEP
SPEEDWHEN OVERFRAME
HIGH FRAMING SPEED
LOW FRAMING SPEED
0
15
+0
0
No
No
16
16
12
55
STOP TO COLR
No
56
BORING NEEDLE
No
190
No
Note
Choice: 18 1 is the shortest
Frame to X/Y, move needle
Frame moving after trimming
For common trimming, Yes for machine with
sensor
For collective trimming it must be
Yes.
2 for electromagnetic motor
1 for miniature
machines or servo main shaft motor
Slow stitches when pulling bar after trimming
Choice: 17
Rotation speed for lock stitch
Main shaft speed when trimming
Choice: 80250 rpm
Choice: -100~+100
The angle increases with the set value.
Choice: 1:9, 1:10, 1:12, 1:15, 1:18, 1:20
It must be the same with the needles in machine.
Choice: 030
9 for electromagnetic motor main shaft/57 for
servo motor main shaft
When the stop position is over 100, decrease the
value. When the stop position is less than 100,
increase the value.
Choice: 030 Its only for electromagnetic motor.
Increase this parameter value to avoid main shaft
vibration during braking. Usually its set as 1.
Choice: 8090100110120130140150rpm
Slow stitches before acceleration in starting
Choice: 1~9
Choice: 130 acceleration speed after pulling bar
Shaft speed when pull bar right
Choice:0 30. Its valid only when the
color-change motor is stepping motor. The larger
the value, the faster the color-change speed.
Choice: 030 Voltage of head solenoid
Choice: 0-30 stopping angle of main shaft
Choice: -15+15
For future use
Display stitch count
By step or continuous
Choice: 130.Speed of over frame
Choice: 130 speed of fast moving frame
Choice: 130 speed of slow moving frame
Transfer stop code to color-change code in reading
disk files. Only for some countries/regions
The boring needle number
Chapter 35
No.
Parameter
Suggested
Value
Note
No for no boring embroidery
No thread break detect, trimming, or lock stitch for
the boring needle
Location of boring knife: 0mm or 12mm
The cord embroidery needle number
Speed limit for cord embroidery Choice:
300-600rpm
Pulling bar is available only after the main shaft
stops at 100 degree.
Please adjust this value in case the bottom thread
cannot be taken up at the time of startup.
Choice: 1,2
Choice: 1-6
Choice: 0~9999
Choice: 80-maximum speed
Choice:0-2
Choice:0.3-1.5 mm
Choice: NO, YES
Choice:60-600
Choice:60-500
Choice: 0,1 0(NO),1(YES)
57
58
BORING EMB. DISP.(mm)

CORD EMB. NEEDLE
0
No
59
SPEED FOR CORD EMB.
400
60
STOP OK bef. PULL BAR
Yes
61
ADJ. STARTUP HOLDING
+0
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
DETECT T.B. MODE

1
STI. FOR FILTER T.B
3
SLOW STI. AFTER PATCH
0
SPEED AFTER PATCH
700
LOCK NUM. BEFORE TRIM
2
LOCK LEN. BEFORE TRIM
0.7
LOCK SHAFT WHEN STOP
No
SPEED OF 1 PRE-TRIM
400
SPEED OF 2 PRE-TRIM
400
STARTUP FILTER EMPTY
1
T.B DETECT TYPE
MIXED
SENSE OF UPPER T.B.
1
Choice:1-15
SENSE OF UNDER T.B.
1
Choice:1-15
ADJUST NIPPER SOLENOID
1
Choice:1-10
STATIC TRIM ANGLE
100
Choice:100 or 86
STI.LEN OF AUTO JUMP
NO
Choice:NO,3-11
STI. NOT T.B. AT JUMP
3
Choice:0-15
X GEAR BACKLASH
0
Y GEAR BACKLASH
0
ADJ HEAD ACTION ANGLE
0
Choice:0-10
STEP-CUT START ANGLE
8
Choice:0-20
CUT BACK ANGLE ADJ
12
Choice:0-30
HOLD VOLTAGE ADJ
7
Choice:1-10
CATCHING DISP
150
PARA OF SEQUIN, SPECIAL EMB, AFC.
Sequin Parameter (J type)
SEQUIN R ON/OFF
Yes
Choice: Yes,No
SEQUIN L ON/OFF
Yes
Choice: Yes,No
Choice: 300-700rpm the highest speed of sequin
SPEED FOR SEQUIN R
700
embroidery
Choice: 300-700rpm the highest speed of sequin
SPEED FOR SEQUIN L
700
embroidery
SEQUIN R ADJ. ANGLE
+0
Sequin delivery angle adjustment-15~+15
SEQUIN L ADJ. ANGLE
+0
Sequin delivery angle adjustment-15~+30
SEQUIN R TYPE
Automatic
SEQUIN L TYPE
Automatic
No
Auto startup or manual startup (pulling bar)
Choice: 0-15.2~3 is for air valve presser foot,
2
and 4~5 is for stepping motor presser foot.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
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No.
Parameter
11
1
2
3
4
5
SPEED FOR SEQUIN R

SPEED FOR SEQUIN L
SEQUIN R ADJ. ANGLE
SEQUIN L ADJ. ANGLE
MOTERS OF R Sequin
Set MM of R Sequin
10
Set 4 MM of
R Sequin
11
Set 5 MM of
R Sequin
12
Set 7 MM of
R Sequin
13
Set 9 MM of
R Sequin
14
A Size&Color of R Sequin
15
B Size&Color of R Sequin
16
C Size&Color of R Sequin
17
D Size&Color of R Sequin
18
19
Adj Set Gap of R Seq

Value Time of R Sequin
20
MOTERS OF L Sequin
21
Set MM of L Sequin
192
Suggested
Value
Note
Control the sequin device position after thread

break
Sequin Parameter (D type)
700
300,310,,the maximum speed
700
300,310,,the maximum speed
+0
-1515
+0
-1515
Yes
Yes, No
Choice: 0-15. For the presser lifted by valve, this
2
parameter is set at 2~3, while 4~5 for the presser
lifted by motor.
To control the position of sequin device upon the
No
thread breakage.
NO, 14,1(24). This parameter is set according
to
the sequin device, among which the parameter
01
1(2~4) means the number of sequin devices driven
by one motor.
Double
Single Direction 640 steps, Double direction
direction,
640 steps
13
Double
direction,
640 steps
13
Double
direction,
640 steps
20
Double
direction,
640 steps
24
Double
direction,
640 steps
40
3/4/5/6.75/9mm
5mm
Yellow/Purple/Blue/Green/Red/Golden/silver/
silver
Cyan
3/4/5/6.75/9mm
5mm
silver
Cyan
3/4/5/6.75/9mm
5mm
silver
Cyan
3/4/5/6.75/9mm
5mm
silver
Cyan
No
No/1/2
1
Choice:0-5
NO, 14,1(24). This parameter is set according
to
the sequin device, among which the parameter
01
1(2~4) means the number of sequin devices driven
by one motor.
Double
No
Chapter 35
No.
Parameter
Suggested
Value
direction,
13
Double
direction,
13
Double
direction,
20
Double
direction,
24
Double
direction,
40
Note
640 steps
640 steps
22
Set 4 MM of
L Sequin
23
Set 5 MM of
L Sequin
24
Set 7 MM of
L Sequin
25
Set 9 MM of
L Sequin
26
A Size&Color of L Sequin
5mm
silver
27
B Size&Color of L Sequin
5mm
silver
28
C Size&Color of L Sequin
5mm
silver
29
D Size&Color of L Sequin
5mm
silver
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
Adj Set Gap of L Seq

No
Value Time of L Sequin
1
L.SW.MOTOR DIST.BASE
40
L.SW.MOTOR DIST.MULTIP
15
L.SW.MOTOR HAS.ORIGIN
Yes
R.SW.MOTOR DIST.BASE
40
R.SW.MOTOR DIST.MULTIP
15
R.SW.MOTOR HAS.ORIGIN
Yes
SEQUIN OFF NOTRIM-JUMP
No
Special Embroidery Parameter
SPEC. EMB. MAX SPEED
600rpm
Choice: 300-600rpm
*230
Choice: 162,216,250
CLAMP FOOT DISPLACE
0
Choice: 0-60
Choice: 1-4
1 stitch
RATIO OF COIL EMB.
/round
M axis returns to the origin point after the machine
Yes
stops (by pulling bar).
ROD POS. OF ZIG
Left
Set the origin position of Zigzag swing rod
Trimming
mode:
NOT
TRIM,TOP
SPEC. EMB. TRIM BOT
Not trim
BOT,BOTTOM
FRAME SWING FOR ZIG
+0.0
Choice: -9.9-0.20.29.9
When pulling bar to move backward, the M axis
can keep still to avoid tangling in cord embroidery;
Yes
in taping embroidery its necessary for M axis to
rotate (to avoid tape rotating by itself).
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

640 steps
640 steps
640 steps
3/4/5/6.75/9mm
Cyan
3/4/5/6.75/9mm
Cyan
3/4/5/6.75/9mm
Cyan
3/4/5/6.75/9mm
Cyan
No/1/2
Choice:0-5
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Chapter 35
No.
10
Parameter
12

SPEC.
SPEED-DOWN
ANGLE
13
14
15
16
17
18

MIN. HEIGHT CLAMP FOOT
ADJ. ZIG ROD ANGLE
19
M AXIS OFF-WORK ANGLE
20
21
22
23
24
MAX OF ZIG Swing ANGLE

ADJ.ZIG SWING ANGLE
SPEC. EMB. JUMP&TRIM
TURN OFF ROD FOR ZIG5
COILING EMB. MODE
AUTO Frame Changer (AFC)
AFC Interval Time
X GAP FOR QUILT
Y GAP FOR QUILT
1
2
3
DO A-LOOPING EMB.:
A-LOOPING TYPE
A-LOOPING MODE
A-ZIG EMB. R ON/OFF
A-ZIG EMB. L ON/OFF
A-ZIG EMB. ON/OFF TIME
A-ZIG SWING ANGLE
A-ZIG MAX SPEED
A-ZIG 5 SWING ANGLE:
11
194
Suggested
Value
250
30
Note
Choice: 250-400
Choice: 1-180
Choice: 1-4
M axis returns to the origin point at the time of
Yes
thread break detection.
Timing method is taken in case angle is larger than
180
the set value. Counting method is taken in case
angle is less than the set value.
0
Choice: 0-250
0
Choice: 0-255
1
Choice: 1, 2, 3.
0
Choice: 0-10
In case of normal and sequin embroidery, the M
axis stops at the angle of the set value. When the
0
distance between the normal embroidery head and
special embroidery head is small, this parameter
must be set as 90 to avoid bumping.
0
Choice:0-90
0
Choice:0-5
3 stitch
Choice: not trim or 1 stitch -7 stitch
No
Choice: No, Yes
Normal
Choice: Normal, Track
AFC Parameter
No
Choose Yes for automatic frame changer (AFC)
Choice: 0-15
3
Interval time between (AFC) valve actions
Range: 0~10, for adjustment of compensation in
0
mechanical interval
Range: 0~10, for adjustment of compensation in
0
mechanical interval
A-LOOPING Parameter
No
Yes, No
1
Rangeno,16.
03
Range: 115,Standard embroidery.
A-ZIG Parameter
The 1st stitch is the needle position of simple
OFF
taping.
The Last stitch is the needle position of simple
OFF
taping.
Range05. The value is set according to the
2
actual motion time of simple taping device.
Range0100. The value is the coordinate angle
100
of the simple taping run by the wheel.
RangeLowest SpeedTop Speed. The top speed
600
is 1000rpm, but it still needs depend on the actual
capacity of machine.
Range0.2~9.9mm. It could compensate the
+0.0
embroidery range with the adjustment of the
frame.
Chapter 35
Parameter
Suggested
Value
A-ZIG HAS LOOSING-MOTO
No
LOOSING-MOTOR PARAM
A-ZIG RIGHT ORIGIN POS:
10
A-ZIG LEFT ORIGIN POS
11
A-ZIG DETECT UP/DOWN
No
12
13
A-ZIG LOOS.MOTOR DETEC

A-ZIG PRODUCTIVITY MOD
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
Note
If it is the simple cording device with double
motors, this parameter shall be set as Yes,
otherwise, please set it as No.
Range0~15. Adjust the thread delivering speed of
the entire thread-loosening motor.
Range0~100. Setting value of angle between the
threading point and the forward direction of the
mechanical origin of the 1st stitch simple taping
device.
Range0~100. Setting value of angle between the
threading point and the forward direction of the
mechanical origin of the last stitch simple taping
device.
Detect whether the lifting device is at position.
This parameter shall be set according to the actual
condition of the device.
Yes
5
Adjust Params of Servo Driver
X Emb. Param
300
Choice: 93-650
X Frame Param 1
260
Choice: 93-650
X Frame Param 2
13
Choice: 6-50
X Param 1-11
30
Choice: 10-50
X Gear Backlash
20
Choice: 0-50
X CMR
50
Choice: 0-100
X CMD
1
Choice: 0-255
Normal or
Check and display the working statutes of servo
Inquire Servo Drivers Status
Wrong
driver.
Save the parameter at interface of operation head
Write Servo Driver Params
No
into driver so as to prevent the Params from losing
at power-off
Restore Default Driver Params
No
Restore the parameter to the default values.
Y Emb. Param
300
Choice: 93-650
Y Frame Param 1
260
Choice: 93-650
Y Frame Param 2
13
Choice: 6-50
Y Param 1-11
30
Choice: 10-50
Y Gear Backlash
20
Choice: 0-50
Y CMR
50
Choice: 0-100
Y CMD
1
Choice: 0-255
Adj All X Params
+0
X parameters, 1-11 Integral adjustment.
Adj All Y Params
+0
Y Parameters,1-11 Integral adjustment.
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Appendix: Rules for Using USB Disk
AppendixRules for Using USB Disk

No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Operation
Specifications
USB R/W
PRIORITY BETWEEN USB AND
FLOPPY DISK
SUPPORTED FORMAT
SUPPORT LONG FILENAME OR
NOT
IN
10
USB R/W ERROR, OR CHANGE

USB DISK
11
ENTER INTO A DIR
12
13
14
15
16
17
196
Similar to floppy disk

USB
FAT & FAT32
Support, but
display.
do
not
DOS 8.38 characters for

filename and 3 characters
for suffix.
FILENAME DISPLAY
DISPLAY
FILENAMES
CHINESE
SUPPORT DIR OR NOT
LEVEL LIMIT FOR DIR
FILES IN ONE DIR
Notes
e.g.
ILOVEMAMA.DST
will be displayed as
ILOVEM~1.DST
Support
Support
No limit
1000
Return
to
DISK
MANAGEMENT
or
DESIGN
MANAGEMENT, then
reinsert USB disk.
Select the subdirectory,
then press
.
Select ..
or
(DIR), then
RETURN TO THE PREVIOUS DIR

OPERATING LOGICAL DRIVES
IN ONE USB DISK
FORMAT USB DISK
INSTALL CHAR LIB FROM USB
DISK
SOFTWARE FOR UPGRADING
USB DISK
SPECIAL CHARACTERS
or
press
Not available, it can only
operate the first logical.
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Apendix :All Functinns in Different Modes
AppendixAll Functions in Different Modes

Phases
Press
Key
Instantly
Functions
Preparing
Mode
Confirm
Mode
Running
Mode
4(80
Begin embroidering by pulling bar
revolutions)
9return
Stop embroidering by pulling bar
See often-used parameters
Set normal embroidery and idling
Set automatic color changing and

5
beginning
6
Set design direction

Set the sequence of automatic color
changing
8
See the options help

Normal or reverse display of status
9
line
10
Frame returning to the origin point

Frame returning to stop-embroidery
11
point
12
Manual thread trimming
13
Set main shaft acceleration speed
14
Set main shaft deceleration speed
15
Manual color-change (needle-change)
Turn the main shaft at 100 degree

16
manually
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Clear
stitch
count
and
frame
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displacement
18
Manual frame shifting
19
Set the speed of manual frame shifting
20
Set the embroidery confirmation
21
Release embroidery confirmation
Disk directory
9
22
**(22-30 DISK MANAGEMENT)
INPUT
23
Input design from disk to memory
OUTPUT (DSB)
24
Output designs from memory to disk
DEL FILE
25
Deleting disk files
FORMAT 720K
26
Formatting a 720KB disk
FORMAT 1.44M
27
Formatting a 1.44MB disk
INSTALL LETTER LIBS
28
Installing the letter library
DELETE LETTER LIBS
29
Deleting the letter library
30

9
31
**(31-40 DESIGN MANAGEMENT)
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SHOW MEMORY DESIGN
DISK INPUT
33
Input a design into memory from
floppy disk
COPY
9
34
Copy the designs in memory
EDIT
35
Edit the designs in memory
DELETE
36
Delete the designs in memory
DIVIDE
37
Divide the design in memory
COMBINE
38
Combine the designs in memory
PACKED DESIGN
39
Edit the packed design
CLEAR ALL
40
Clear all designs in memory
SET DESIGN PARAS (parameters)
41
**(41-56 OTHER MANAGEMENT)
42
FRAME TO POINT
43
DESIGN RANGES OPERATIONS
44
OFFSET
45
SET POWER RESUME
46
POWER RESUME
47
SET MACHINE PARAS
48
COMPENSATION
199
200
49
DHINESE/ENGLISH
50
TO SET CYCLE EMB. ON/OFF
51
HI-SPEED DESIGN
52
53
54
55
56
ADJUST BRAKE
Apendix :Making of Special Multi-Sequin Design
AppendixMaking of Special Multi-Sequin Design

1 Dahao special multi-sequin design principle
The normal design making system identify a sequin code as a jump stitch, but it can not
distinguish sequin combinations from one stitch position. For instance, it can not recognize its
a sequin A or B at one stitch position. Dahao special multi-sequin design principle making is
to add a few jump stitch codes after the original sequin codejump stitch or stitch length is less
than 0.1mmto indicate sequin combination. Thus achieve embroidering overlap sequin on one
stitch position. For instance, A+C means overlap sequin of A and C.
Rule is as follows:
The value of sequin A is 1we use 1 sequin code.
The value of sequin B is 2we use 1 sequin code plus 1 jump stitch.
The value of sequin A+B is 3we use 1 sequin code plus 2 jump stitches.
The value of sequin C is 4we use 1 sequin code plus 3 jump stitches.
The value of sequin A+C is 5we use 1 sequin code plus 4 jump stitches.
The value of sequin B+C is 6we use 1 sequin code plus 5 jump stitches.
The value of sequin A+B+C is 7we use 1 sequin code plus 6 jump stitches.
The value of sequin D is 8we use 1 sequin code plus 7 jump stitches.
The value of sequin A+D is 9we use 1 sequin code plus 8 jump stitches.
The value of sequin B+D is 10we use 1 sequin code plus 9 jump stitches.
The value of sequin A+B+D is 11we use 1 sequin code plus 10 jump stitches.
The value of sequin C+D is 12we use 1 sequin code plus 11 jump stitches.
The value of sequin A+C+D is 13we use 1 sequin code plus 12 jump stitches.
The value of sequin B+C+D is 14we use 1 sequin code plus 13 jump stitches.
The value of sequin A+B+C+D is 15we use 1 sequin code plus 14 jump stitches.
2 Making trace for multi-sequin
By using trace, we can easily input sequin or sequin combinations. Example: A, B, A+B,
C, A+C, B+C, A+B+C, D, A+D, B+D, A+B+D, C+D, A+C+D, B+C+D, A+B+C+D, etc.
We here take sequin B designing as an example.
1) Open any design making software. First we zoom in the blank to certain scaleit is
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for easily input sequins in a placeand go into sequin state.
2) Input a sequin.
3) Since the value of sequin B is 2, we should put 2 sequins in here, which means, we
have to add another sequin.
4) Continue to type in other single-stitches.

5) You can see stitch list shows 2 sequins as the following image.
6) Select all stitches.
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7) Making trace, group is JP, name is JP-B

8) Type in two reference point.
Single needle multi-sequin, you can use stitch form -> trace -> apply. Then
manual stitch to finish entering.
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Others (curvecan apply trace too.

1) Click sequin button to enter sequin state (this is to ensure all the curve course
have sequin). Enter the curve as the following.
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2) Select a target.
3) Set target properties and select related trace.
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4) Multi-sequin input is finished.

5 Making alternate sequin
This is to realize embroidering of different sequin alternate. For instance, A1B1
embroidery to realize embroidering A, B, A, B
1) First you should design alternate trace. As the following A1B1 alternate design:
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2) Apply the above trace to achieve alternate A1B1.

6 Design maker should build up design data base
Now we have sequins: 3MM, 4MM, 5MM, 6.75MM and 9MM. while the first needle
position can have 4 sequin delivery devices at most.
So we can get the following 15
combinations: A,B,AB,C,AC,BC,ABC,D,AD,BD, ABD,CD,ACD,BCD,ABCD.

The design data base emerges different sequin size with sequin combination.
If there are two sequin delivery devices A and B. A design document uses 3MM
sequin and 5MM. Then the design data base should contain 3MM-A base, 5MM-B base,
and 5MM-AB base. While the other design data base uses 4MM and 6.75MM, then the
design data base should contain 4MM-A, 6.75MM-B and 6.75MM-AB.
If there are three sequin delivery devices A, B and C. A design document uses
3MM, 4MM and 6.75MM, then the design data base should contain 3MM-A base,
4MM-B base, 4MM-AB base, 6.75MM-C base, 6.75MM-AC base, 6.75MM-BC base
and 6.75MM-ABC base. While the other design data base uses 3MM, 6.75MM and
9MM. Then the design data base should contain 3MM-A base, 6.75MM-B base,
6.75MM-AB base, 9-C base, 9-AC base, 9-BC base and 9-ABC base.
Other sequin design data bases are as the same
The alternate sequin design data base should combine single and overlap sequins.
For instance, 3MM-A sequin base and 4MM-AB sequin base can form alternate sequin
of 3MM-A & 4MM-AB, which achieves embroidering effect of A, AB, A, AB
7 Normal sequin design to Dahao special sequin design
According to the above rules, we just need to insert some jump stitch after sequin code
to change the original sequin code to multi-sequin code.
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1) If you want to change the first sequin code to A+B sequin code, you need to
locate to that stitch firstits character is to let down the sequin.
2) Right click insert jump stitch twice to insert two jump stitches after the original
sequin code.
3) You can see the stitch list as the following image. The first sequin is overlap A+B,
the second one is sequin A.
Save as the TAJIMA DST document.
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AppendixERROR TABLE-BECS-
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
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34
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36
37
Displaying in English:
TAPE FORMAT ERR!
NOT A COMMON DESIGN!
NO THE COMMON DESIGN
THE HOOK IS NOT OK
HOOKING TIME IS OUT
NOT SET (E. SET)!
CANNOT RETURN!
CANNOT RETURN!
DESIGN NOT EXIST!
STOP POSITION ERR!
FRAME OVER LIMIT!
CONTROL MEMORY LOST!
DATA MEMORY LOST!
STEP MOTOR ERR!
CHANGE CLR OVERTIME!
HALF RETURN ERR!
NEEDLE POSTION ERR!
MAIN MOTOR OVERTIME!
CHANGE CLR OVERLIMIT
MAIN MOTOR REVERSE!
CANNOT EMBROIDER!
CANNOT FRAME BACK!
PASSWORD IS REQUIRED
PASSWORD IS REQUIRED
CAN NOT TRIM!
SEQUIN IS ON
PULL BAR ERROR
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40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
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55
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57
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65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
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SPE. EMB. OVERTIME
NOT FOUND COM. BOARD
TRIM OVERTIME
FILE NOT EXIST!
FILE DIRECTORY FULL!
MEMORY SPACE FULL!
FILE FAT ERR!
FILE DIRECTORY ERR!
HAS BAD SECTORS!
WRITTING PROTECT!
NO DISK!
FILE NOT IN DISK!
DISK DIRECTORY FULL!
DISK SPACE FULL
DISK FORMAT ERR!
OBJECT FILE EXIST!
an error calling
read sector ID error
not find the sector
controller is error
error medium
initialize wrong
DMA malfunction
DMA overflow
sector ID is wrong
CRC error
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
parity check error

FDC malfunction
not seek the track
SMALL SIZE,OR NO LETTER!

BREAK IT
COMMUNICATION FAILS
CANNOT EDIT EMB. DESIGN
NOT DIR
ERROR USB PARA.
ERROR DIR
NOT SUPPORT DIR
NOT EMPTY DIR
USB DISK NOT READY
USB OVERTIME
USB R/W ERROR
DISK DATA ERORR
DISK IS OUT OF DATE
NOT FOUND NODE.
HEAD MALFUNCTION
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WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS........................................................................................... 1

MAIN FEATURES ........................................................................................................... 3

MAIN FUNCTIONS ......................................................................................................... 3

NAMES OF PARTS ABOUT ELECTRICAL CONTROL SYSTEM................... 6

OPERATION CONTROL PANEL ....................................................................................... 6

OPERATION BAR AND TURN SHAFT BUTTON ................................................................ 8

DARNING SWITCH ......................................................................................................... 8

HOW TO START EMBROIDERY...............................................................................10

INPUT A DESIGN INTO MEMORY FROM FLOPPY DISK .................................................. 15

PREPARATION BEFORE EMBROIDERING ....................................................................... 18

NORMAL EMBROIDERING, RETURNING AND DARNING EMBROIDERING ...................... 21

RELEASE EMBROIDERY CONFIRMATION STATUS ........................................................ 21

NORMAL EMBROIDERY AND IDLING .................................................................23

RELATIONS BETWEEN NORMAL EMBROIDERY AND IDLING ........................................ 23

LOW-SPEED IDLING ..................................................................................................... 23

HIGH-SPEED IDLING .................................................................................................... 23

RELEASE OF LOW-SPEED/HIGH-SPEED IDLING ............................................................ 24

POSITIONING IDLING ................................................................................................... 25

MANUAL NEEDLE-CHANGE (COLOR-CHANGE) WHEN STOP ........................................ 27

MANUAL COLOR-CHANGE AND MANUAL START DURING EMBROIDERING ................. 27

AUTOMATIC COLOR-CHANGE AND MANUAL START (OR AUTOMATIC START) DURING

SETTING AUTOMATIC COLOR-CHANGE SEQUENCE (OR COLOR LINE)......................... 29

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STORING THE MANUAL COLOR-CHANGE NUMBER INTO COLOR LINE ........................ 31

THE COLOR-CHANGE SPEED ....................................................................................... 33

SETTING DESIGN DIRECTION..................................................................................35

MANUAL FRAME SHIFTING ......................................................................................... 36

RETURNING TO ORIGIN POINT..................................................................................... 36

RESTORE DESIGNS ORIGIN POINT .............................................................................. 36

SAVE DESIGNS ORIGIN POINT.................................................................................... 37

AUTOMATICALLY SET THE ORIGIN POINT................................................................... 37

MOVING FRAME ALONG THE BORDER......................................................................... 38

RETURNING TO ORIGIN ............................................................................................... 38

RETURNING TO THE STOP-EMBROIDERY POINT ........................................................... 39

EMBROIDERY SPEED (MAIN SHAFT SPEED)....................................................40

SETTING THE LIMIT SPEED .......................................................................................... 40

SETTING EMBROIDERING SPEED ................................................................................. 41

AUTOMATIC TRIMMING THREAD ................................................................................ 42

MANUAL TRIMMING THREAD ..................................................................................... 42

CHAPTER 10 DISK MANAGEMENT ....................................................................................................43

DIRECTORY LISTING OF DISK ..................................................................................... 43

INPUT DESIGN FROM DISK TO MEMORY ..................................................................... 43

OUTPUT DESIGN FROM MEMORY TO DISK .................................................................. 44

DELETING THE DESIGN IN FLOPPY DISK ..................................................................... 45

FORMATTING A 720KB DISK ...................................................................................... 46

FORMATTING A 1.44MB DISK .................................................................................... 46

CHAPTER 11 DISPLAYING PARAMETERS AND DISPLAYING LANGUAGE

VIEWING THE COMMON PARAMETERS ........................................................................ 48

CLEARING ACCUMULATED STITCH COUNT AND X/Y DISPLACEMENT ........................ 49

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SWITCHING OF DISPLAY LANGUAGE ........................................................................... 49

CHAPTER 12 OTHER MANAGEMENT AND SETTING THE PARAMETERS.....................51

SETTING OF MAGNIFICATION, ROTATION AND REPETITION ........................................ 51

OPERATION OF DESIGN PERIPHERY............................................................................. 53

SETTING THE OFFSET POINT ....................................................................................... 55

FRAME RESTORING AFTER POWER OFF....................................................................... 59

DEMANDING WHETHER SETUP FRAME ZERO POINT OR NOT ....................................... 60

SETTING THE MACHINE PARAMETERS ........................................................................ 61

SETTING PARAMETERS OF SEQUIN, SPECIAL EMB, ETC ............................................... 62

COMPENSATING OF SATIN STITCHES........................................................................... 64

12-10 SET DATE & TIME....................................................................................................... 65