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4. Dip switch functions 4-1. Dip switch functions on main printed circuit board 4 M 22 12 34567 8 O tl O O NOTE: All dip switches are set to OFF when shipping. switch number SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 SW5 SW6 SW7 state OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON function To set the communication speed for the tape reader or editing system to 9600 bps (The speed can be set to 38400 bps when SW7 is ON) To set the communication speed for the tape reader or editing system to 4800 bps (The speed can be set to 19600 bps when SW7 is ON) To store data of floppy disk in the memory To read and sew data of floppy disk (Data cannot be stored in the memory.) Even if another floppy disk is inserted during data reading or sewing of a character (pattern), machine will continue reading or sewing until it is done. If another floppy disk is inserted during data reading or sewing of a pattern (character), machine will stop operation at that point. To display the hoop name for the embroidery data while embroidering To display the embroidering speed while embroidering To set normal power mode To set Power Up hoop feed mode To set inching after thread trimming To cancel inching after thread trimming Use in conjunction with SW1 SW8 OFF To display Japanese ON To display English NOTE: • The power of the machine should be turned off before changing switch. If the power is not turned off, functions do not change. • Do not take out the floppy disk from the floppy disk drive during data reading and sewing. It may occur errors or hinder correct sewing. BAS-416A • BES-1210AC 37

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4.
Dip
switch
functions
4-1.
Dip
switch
functions
on
main
printed
circuit
board
4
M
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
22
O
NOTE:
All
dip
switches
are
set
to
OFF
when
shipping.
O
O
tl
switch
number
state
function
SW1
OFF
To
set
the
communication
speed
for
the
tape
reader
or
editing
system
to
9600
bps
(The
speed
can
be
set
to
38400
bps
when
SW7
is
ON)
ON
To
set
the
communication
speed
for
the
tape
reader
or
editing
system
to
4800
bps
(The
speed
can
be
set
to
19600
bps
when
SW7
is
ON)
SW2
OFF
To
store
data
of
floppy
disk
in
the
memory
ON
To
read
and
sew
data
of
floppy
disk
(Data
cannot
be
stored
in
the
memory.)
SW3
OFF
Even
if
another
floppy
disk
is
inserted
during
data
reading
or
sewing
of
a
character
(pattern),
machine
wi
ll
continue
reading
or
sewing
until
it
is
done.
ON
If
another
floppy
disk
is
inserted
during
data
reading
or
sewing
of
a
pattern
(character),
machine
will
stop
operation
at
that
point.
SW4
OFF
To
display
the
hoop
name
for
the
embroidery
data
while
embroidering
ON
To
display
the
embroidering
speed
while
embroidering
SW5
OFF
To
set
normal
power
mode
ON
To
set
Power
Up
hoop
feed
mode
SW6
OFF
To
set
inching
after
thread
trimming
ON
To
cancel
inching
after
thread
trimming
SW7
OFF
Use
in
conjunction
with
SW1
ON
SW8
OFF
To
display
Japanese
ON
To
display
English
NOTE:
•
The
power
of
the
machine
should
be
turned
off
before
changing
switch.
If
the
power
is
not
turned
off,
functions
do
not
change.
•
Do
not
take
out
the
floppy
disk
from
the
floppy
disk
drive
during
data
reading
and
sewing.
It
may
occur
errors
or
hinder
correct
sewing.
BAS
-416A
•
BES-1210AC
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