Brother International LK3-B431 MKII Instruction Manual - Page 55

13.

CHANGING

SPECIAL

FUNCTIONS

USING

THE

MEMORY

SWITCHES

13.

CHANGING

SPECIAL

FUNCTIONS

USING

THE

MEMORY

SWITCHES

The

functions

of

the

switches

on

the operation

panel

0

can

be

changed

to

carry

out

special

functions.

NOTE:

After

changing

the

memory

switch

settings,

press

the

power

switch

to

turn

the

power

off

and

then

back

on

again.

The

memory

switches

"00

-

2F"

are

set

to

OFF

at

the

time

of

shipment

1.

Turn

on

the

power

switch.

2.

While

pressing

the

TEST

switch

0,

press

the

BOB-

BIN.

WIND

switch

0.

*

"00

- -

"

will

appear

in

the

display

window

0.

3.

Press

the

DISPLAY

SET

switches

0

to

set

the

two

digits

at

the

left

of

the

display

window

0

to

the

o

l®

corresponding

number

(00

to

4F)

of

the

function

POWER

shown

in

the

table

below

that

you

would

like

to

select.

4.

When

the

BOBBIN.

WIND

switch

0

is

pressed,

the

two

spaces

at

the

right

in

the

display

window

will

s

igli

change

from

"

-

-

"

to

"ON".

*

If

you

press

the

RESET

switch

0

at

this

time,

memory

switches

from

00

to

2F

will

all

be

set

to

0

OFF

("--"),

and

memory

switches

from

30

to

4F

will

be

returned

to

their

initial

settings.

5.

Press

the

TEST

switch

0

.

*

The

display

wil

return

to

normal.

IIIIMemory

switches

00 -

OF

brother

B430E

Palatial

Series

0

0

O

O

O

t

PROGRAM

NO.

X

*SCALE

Y

Y

-

SCALE

e

SPEED

COUNTER

(Pi]

1

P3

P2

(p4)

Switch

Motion

when

set

to

ON

memo

-00

At

the

end

of

sewing,

the

feed

plate

will

be

returned

to

the

sewing

start

point

via

mechanical

home

position.

memo

-01

Work

clamp

will

move

to

the

sewing

start

point,

and

then

will

be

lifted.

(The

work

clamp

rises

at

the

final

stitch

to

enable

the

quick

taking

out

of

the

workpieces.)

memo

-02

Feed

will

move

automatically

to

the

next

starting

point

at

the

same

time

as

a

user

program

is

switched.

(Normally

it

moves

to

the

starting

point

after

sewing

starts.)

memo

-03

When

sewing

using

programs,

the

programs

which

have

been

set

will

be

sewn

in

numerical

order.

(Cycle

sewing

mode

is

set.)

memo

-04

The

sewing

speed

will

be

fixed

at

the

minimum

speed

for

the

maximum

pitch

of

the

sewing

data.(Set

this

to

ON

if

you

are

concerned

that

vartations

in

pitch

may

cause

changes

in

the

sewing

speed.)

memo

-05

Increases

the

presser

solenoid

lifting

force

(Set

to

ON

when

using

the

optional

spring

for

extra

-heavy

material)

memo

-06

Enlargement

and

reduction

ratio

settings

for

X

and

Y

become

the

same.

memo

-07

—

memo

-08

Test

feeding

is

carried

out

stitch

by

stitch

when

the

foot

switch

is

depressed.

memo

-09

The

sewing

start

point

becomes

the

reference

point

for

enlargements

and

reductions.(The

reference

point

for

enlargements

and

reductions

is

normally

the

center

of

the

sewing

frame.)

memo

-0A*

Work

clamp

does

not

close.

memo

-0b*

Work

clamp

closes

when

it

is

lower.

memo

-0c

Needle

stops

in

up

position

during

emergency

stop.

(EMERGENCY

STOP

switch

is

available

as

an

option.)

memo

-0d

The

bar

tacking

stitches

(with

a

pitch

of

less

than

1

mm)

are

also

enlarged

and

reduced.

(Normally

stitches

with

a

pitch

of

less

than

1

mm

are

not

enlarged

or

reduced.)

memo

-OE

Test

feeding

will

be

performed

at

the

same

speed

as

that

for

actual

sewing.

(This

is

used

for

checking

feeding

operation.)

memo

-OF

After

sewing

is

finished,

the

work

clamp

automatically

opens

and

closes

once

(practice

operation).

*B432E

Mark

II

only.

LK3-8430E-,

B431E-, B432E-,

B433E-

Mark

II

48

Brother International LK3-B431 MKII Instruction Manual - Page 55

Changing, Special, Functions, Using, Memory, Switches

Page 55 highlights