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Parameter Table, When the programmer is connected to the machine with the taper tack specifications - 00

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Chapter 4 PARAMETER Parameter Table Described below is the contents of the parameter that is set on each program. • The parameter values can be stored independently for each program. Each parameter for the taper tack and the straight bar tack is also independently stored. • The allowable setting range for some parameters may vary from the range specified, depending on the settings of each other parameters. • Two kinds of specifications for the taper tack and the straight bar tack are available as to the machine and a part of parameters vary with the specifications of the connected machines. When the programmer is connected to the machine with the taper tack specifications No. Setting items 00 Sewing speed Setting range Unit 1,000∼2,200rpm 100 Default 1,800 01 Eyelet pattern 02 Button hole length (Note 1) 03 Taper length 1∼6 -00:5∼50mm -01:5∼38mm -02(L1):14∼18mm (L2):18∼22mm (L3):22∼26mm (L4):26∼30mm (L5):28∼32mm (L6):32∼36mm (L7):36∼40mm 0∼20mm 1 2 1 -00:25mm -01:25mm -02(L1):16mm (L2):20mm (L3):24mm (L4):28mm (L5):30mm (L6):34mm (L7):38mm 1 6 04 Offset 0.5∼2.0mm 0.1 1.5 05 Stitch pitch 0.5∼2.0mm 0.1 1.0 (Note 1) Setting ranges and defaults of stitch lengths may vary with the machine sub-class. E-18 PD-9810

Section	Page
Cover1	1
FUNCTIONS	4
CONTENTS	5
Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION	7
Name of Parts and Function	8
Illustration on the Screen Shows	10
Menu screen	10
Program No. selection screen	11
Parameter setting screen	12
Screen Directory	13
Chapter 2 PREPARATION	15
Connecting the Programmer to the Machine	16
Power ON/OFF	17
Set the power to ON	17
Set the power to OFF	17
Putting the Programmer in Store	18
Chapter 3 EXAMPLE OF THE PROGRAM CHANGE PROCEDURE	19
Parameter Changing of the Program No. 5	20
Chapter 4 PARAMETER	23
Parameter Table	24
When the programmer is connected to the machine with the taper tack specifications	24
When the programmer is connected to the machine with the straight bar tack specifications	27
Parameter Selection	30
Selection with the [SHORT CUT] key	30
Selection with the [UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT] key	30
Selection with the [+/-] key	30
Changing the Parameter	31
Chapter 5 PROGRAM READING AND WRITING	33
Program Reading from the Machine	34
Program Writing to the Machine	35
Program Reading from the File	36
Program Writing to the File	37
Chapter 6 HANDY FUNCTIONS	39
Auto Read/Write Setting	40
When the auto read/write setting is ON	40
When the auto read/write setting is OFF	40
When the [MENU] key and the [P] key are concurrently pressed	40
File Saving Function	41
Chapter 7 OTHER FUNCTIONS	43
Data saving to another machine	44
Saving area	44
Saving method	44
Cycle Program Setting	46
Cycle program setting	46
Display of the program Nos. for the machine at cycle program writing	48
Initializing the Program in the Work Area	49
Initializing all of the program	49
Initializing one of any programs	49
Initializing all of the program in the environment setting area and work area	50
Environment Setting	51
Language used	51
Setting numbers of the program to read and write	52
Enable/disable for auto read/write	52
Display/non-display of the check message	53
PROM version display	54
Comparing the Program	55
Comparing with the data in the machine	55
Comparing with the data in the programmer	56
Copying the program	57
PROM Exchange Procedures	58
Change to factory settings	61
Chapter 8 ERROR MESSAGE	63
List of Messages	64
Data version unmatch error	64
Received data error	64
Communication error	64
Data lost error	64