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12. Using user programs
LK3-B448E MARK II /BA-16
S E L E C T
PROGRAM NO.
R E S E T
COUNTER
X-SCALE
Y-SCALE
SPEED
P
T E S T
BOBBIN.WIND
P4 P3
P1 P2
POWER
12.Using user programs
Recording a user program
12. Press the TEST switch
w
. This completes the recording.
* The menu indicators ( r to i ) will all illuminate and “p1” will appear in the display to indicate that user program No.1 is currently selected.
11. Press the SELECT switch e . * This completes the recording of user program No.1.
* “PP 2” will then appear in the display window o , to indicate that user program No.2 is now being recorded.
Repeat steps 3. through to 11. to record further programs as desired.
10. Press the DISPLAY SET switches
!0
to select the speed setting that you would like to record.
9. Press the SELECT switch e . * The SPEED indicator u will illuminate.
8. Press the DISPLAY SET switches
!0
to select the Y scale setting that you would like to record.
7. Press the SELECT switch
e
. * The Y-SCALE indicator y will illuminate.
6. Press the DISPLAY SET swithes !0 to select the X scale setting that you would like to record.
5. Press the SELECT switch
e
. * The X-SCALE indicator t will illuminate.
4. Press the DISPLAY SET switches
!0
to select the number for the program that you would like to record.
3. Press the SELECT switch
e
.
* The PROGRAM NO. indicator r will illuminate.
2. Turn on the power switch.
While pressing the TEST switch
w
, press the SE-
LECT switch
e
.
* All of the menu indicators ( r to i ) will illuminate and the
mode will switch to recording mode.
* In addition, “PP 1” will appear in the display window o to
indicate that user program No.1 is being recorded. (Once
recording of No.1 is completed, No.2 will be displayed; once
No.2 is completed, No.3 will be displayed. Thus the next
unrecorded program letter is always displayed.)
1. Turn off the power switch and then set DIP switch A-
3 of the DIP switches
q
to ON.
User program ...
It can store sixteen different programs which can include details such as the program number, X scale, Y scale
and sewing speed. If you are sewing certain patterns over and aver again, it is useful to record the settings for
these patterns into a user program.
q
!1
o
!0
e
!2
w