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Brother rh-918a manual Circuit board DIP switch D, 1001Q

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11. CHANGING FUNCTIONS USING THE DIP SWICHES

Circuit board DIP switch D

No.	ON/OFF	Setting items
1	ON	-
1	OFF	-
	OFF	-
2	ON	-

	OFF	-
	OFF	-
3	ON
	ON	-

	OFF	-
	OFF	-
4	ON	-
4	OFF	-
	OFF	-
5	ON	-

	OFF	-
	OFF	-
6	ON
	ON	-

	OFF	-
	OFF	-
7	ON	-
7	OFF	-
	OFF	-
8	ON	-

	OFF	-
	OFF	-

1001Q

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OFF

RH-981A

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Brother rh-918a manual Circuit board DIP switch D, 1001Q

Contents

ENGLISH RH-981AELECTRONIC EYELET BUTTON HOLER Indications SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS1. Safety indications and their meanings SymbolsEnvironmental requirements 2. Notes on safetyInstallation DANGERDo not touch any of the moving parts or press any CleaningMaintenance and inspection Sewing3. Warning labels 9. STANDARD ADJUSTMENTS CONTENTS8. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE 11-1. Panel DIP switches 10. CHANGING FUNCTIONS USING11. CHANGING FUNCTIONS USING 10-1.Memory switch table1. NAMES OF EACH PART Fly indexer -52 specificationsFly indexer specifications -52 specifications 2. SPECIFICATIONS2-1. Specifications Fly indexer assembly for L1, L2 2-2. Sewing shape2-3. Optional parts 2-4. PD-9810, Programmer52 specifications 2-5. Replacement parts list for specification changes02 specifications 3-1. Table processing diagram 3. INSTALLATION3-2. Installing the motor 3127Q 3-3. Installing the motor pulley3-4. Installing the control box 3126Q3-5. Installing the machine head Raising the machine head 3-7. Installing the operation panel 3-6. Installing the oil container2991Q 3-8. Tightening the V-belt2990Q 3-11. Installing the air unit and the valve unit 3-9. Installing the spool stand3-10. Installing the hand switch 3-12. Connecting the wiring Connection indications 3-12-1. Connections inside the control box3-12-3. Connecting the air tubes 3-12-2. Connecting the motor cables3132Q 3002Q 3003Q 3004Q 3-12-4. Securing the cablesTo decrease the air pressure 3-13. Installing the air tubes3-13-1. Adjusting the air pressure To increase the air pressure3134Q 3-14. Connecting the power cord0838Q 3133Q3-16. Installing the foot switch option 3-15. Installing the programmer sold separately3-17-1. Installing the indexer main unit 3-17. Installing the indexer option3-17-3. Replacing the plate presser and presser plate 3-17-2. Installing the upper thread presser3-17-4. Installing the valve unit 3023Q 3024Q 3025Q 3-17-5. Connecting the connectors0856Q 3-17-6. Connecting the air tubes3-17-7. Securing the air tubes and cables 0855Q3027Q 3-17-8. Installing the hand switchFilling the arm oil tank 4. LUBRICATION4-1. Adding oil 4-2. LubricationOiling the looper, spreader and looper base 5-2. Changing the lower thread and gimp trimming 5. CORRECT USE5-1. Data initialization 3038Q 5-3. Installing the needle5-4. Threading the upper thread 3039Q0880Q For upper thread trimming specificationsFor upper and lower thread trimming specifications -01, -02 and 5-5. Threading the lower thread0884Q 5-6. Threading the gimpRefer to “9-18. Adjusting the gimp length after trimming” Page Pass the gimp through the hole of the thread tension stud0892Q 5-7. Setting the material3042Q 3043QCloth setting position Hole spacing Installation position3048Q 5-9. Replacing the PROMs2430Q 6-1. Name and function of each operation panel item 6. OPERATION6-2. Starting up 6-3-1. Parameter table Taper bar 6-3. Program setting method6. OPERATION 6. OPERATION 6. OPERATION 6-3-2. Parameter table Straight bar tacking6. OPERATION 6. OPERATION 2411Q 6-4. Cycle program3052Q 2410Q 6-5. Production counter 6-6. Using the program memos7-1. Automatic sewing 7. SEWING7-2. Using the EMERGENCY STOP switch Upper thread tension 7-3. Adjusting the thread tensionAdjusting the lower thread take-up spring tension and stroke Reference valuesExplanation of the cutting space function 7-4. Needle and knife positionRelationship between knife position and eyelet shape 7. SEWING 7-5. Setting the feed bracket to the front position7-6. Switching between single-pedal and dual-pedal operation 3142Q 7-7. Using test feed mode3063Q 7. SEWING 7-8. Using manual mode7-9. Changing the mode during an operation 7-10. Moving the cloth feed bar -52 specifications8-1. Cleaning 8. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE1. Close the air cock 8-2. Draining the oil8-3. Checking the air filter Note Clean up any oil that may have been spilt onto the floorLooper height 9. STANDARD ADJUSTMENTS9-1. Adjusting the height of the spreader and looper Spreader height9-2. Adjusting the needle and looper timing 9-3. Adjusting the loop stroke 9-5. Adjusting the clearance between the looper and needle 9-4. Adjusting the height of the needle bar3086Q 9-6. Adjusting the needle guard9-7. Adjusting the spreader mounting positions 3085Q0967Q 9-8. Adjusting the spreader timing9-9. Adjusting the needle racking width stitch width 3087Q9-10. Changing the knife cutting length Replacing the hammer Filing the cutting surface of the hammer 9-11. Adjusting the contact between the knife and the hammerAdjusting the contact between the knife and the hammer 9-12. Replacing the knife 9-13. Adjusting the cutting pressure9-14. Adjusting the position of the work clamp plate Measuring the opening amount 9-15. Adjusting the cloth opening amount3101Q 9-16. Adjusting the trimming of the upper thread9-17. Adjusting the trimming of the lower thread and gimp 3100Q3104Q 9-18. Adjusting the gimp length after trimming02, -52 specifications 9-19. Lower thread presser -02, -52 specifications9-21. Adjusting the cloth feeding speed -52 specifications 9-20. Auxiliary clamp arm -02, -52 specifications9-22. Adjusting the cloth feed bar home position -52 specifications Using the set screw collar 9-23. Adjusting the indexer hole spacing -52 specifications9-25. Adjusting the position of limit switch R -52 specifications 9-24. Adjusting the position of limit switch L -52 specifications10. CHANGING FUNCTIONS USING THE MEMORY SWITCHES 10. CHANGING FUNCTIONS USING THE MEMORY SWITCHES10. CHANGING FUNCTIONS USING THE MEMORY SWITCHES 10-1. Memory switch table11-1. Panel DIP switches 11. CHANGING FUNCTIONS USING THE DIP SWITCHESDANGER 11-2. Circuit board DIP switchesCircuit board DIP switch C 1001Q Circuit board DIP switch DDANGER 12. LIST OF ERROR CODES12. LIST OF ERROR CODES Data errors Errors during operationHardware errors 12. LIST OF ERROR CODESErrors during operation MACHINE HEAD 13. TROUBLESHOOTING13. TROUBLESHOOTING 2003.01.H INSTRUCTION MANUAL118-981 SA0279-101