Brother International BAS-300 Series Programmer Instruction Manual - English - Page 21

There, Dimension, Differences

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........ If There Are Dimension Differences [Work Clamp] 1) Process the work clamp plate to match the dimensions of the breast pocket. 2) If thin rubber or sand paper is stuck to the lower surface of the work clamp blank, then the material will be firmly clamped and sewing can be carried out easily. Thin rubber (Example) Shunting point Start poi End A Shunting point Start point 666E [Programming] Use a split program. Enter a shunt feed (F) from the final stitch position in seam A to the initial stitch position in seam B, and then enter 666 O at that start point. End 0 0 0 0 0 A B Thin rubber [Sewing] 1) This program enables the presser foot to be lifted at B to reconfirm the position of the material. The sewing procedure is sew A, move to the shunting point at B, and stop the sewing machine. Raise the clamp to check the material position and then restart the machine. Seam B will be sewn, and after the machine returns to the shunting point at A, it will stop and the clamp will be raised. 2) When setting the material, adjust the DIP switch located on the circuit board or modify the air tube so that the clamp can be provided with two-stage positioning. * Two-stage positioning unit • If the clamp foot switch (SW) is pressed to the first stage, air will be released from the clamp cylinder, and the clamp will be lowered by the spring force. Because the clamp does not press the material at this time (floating by 1 to 2 mm), the material can be moved freely and set in the specified position. • If the foot switch is pressed to the second stage, air enters the cylinder, and the clamp will press the material firmly. (Refer to p. 6) -15-

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If
There
Are
Dimension
Differences
Thin
rubber
(Example)
Shunting
point
Start
point
666E
Shunting
point
End
Start
p
oi
A
End
A
B
Thin
rubber
0
0
0
0
0
[Work
Clamp]
1)
Process
the
work
clamp
plate
to
match
the
dimensions
of
the
breast
pocket.
2)
If
thin
rubber
or
sand
paper
is
stuck
to
the
lower
surface
of
the
work
clamp
blank,
then
the
material
will
be
firmly
clamped
and
sewing
can
be
carried
out
easily.
[Programming]
Use
a
split
program.
Enter
a
shunt
feed
(F)
from
the
final
stitch
position
in
seam
A
to
the
initial
stitch
position
in
seam
B,
and
then
enter
666
O
at
that
start
point.
[Sewing]
1)
This
program
enables
the
presser
foot
to
be
lifted
at
B
to
reconfirm
the
position
of
the
material.
The
sewing
procedure
is
sew
A,
move
to
the
shunting
point
at
B,
and
stop
the
sewing
machine.
Raise
the
clamp
to
check
the
material
position
and
then
restart
the
machine.
Seam
B
will
be
sewn,
and
after
the
machine
returns
to
the
shunting
point
at
A,
it
will
stop
and
the
clamp
will
be
raised.
2)
When
setting
the
material,
adjust
the
DIP
switch
located
on
the
circuit
board
or
modify
the
air
tube
so
that
the
clamp
can
be
provided
with
two
-stage
positioning.
*
Two
-stage
positioning
unit
If
the
clamp
foot
switch
(SW)
is
pressed
to
the
first
stage,
air
will
be
released
from
the
clamp
cylinder,
and
the
clamp
will
be
lowered
by
the
spring
force.
Because
the
clamp
does
not
press
the
material
at
this
time
(floating
by
1
to
2
mm),
the
material
can
be
moved
freely
and
set
in
the
specified
position.
If
the
foot
switch
is
pressed
to
the
second
stage,
air
enters
the
cylinder,
and
the
clamp
will
press
the
material
firmly.
(Refer
to
p.
6)
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