Mitsubishi PLK-E Series User Manual

Contents
[1] For safe use [1]-1
[2] Precautions for use [2]-1
[3] Explanations of basic screens, buttons and operations [3]-1
[4] Stitching data type and writing No. [4]-1
[5] Reading, writing and erasing data (floppy disk) [5]-1
(1) Reading (from floppy disk)
[5]-1
(2) Writing (to floppy disk)
[5]-3
(3) Erasing (from floppy disk)
[5]-4
[6] Reading, writing and erasing data (internal memory) [6]-1
(1) Reading (from internal memory) [6]-1
(2) Writing (to internal memory)
[6]-2
(3) Erasing (from internal memory)
[6]-4
[7] Reading data (short cut function) [7]-1
[8] Creating simple stitching data [8]-1
[9] Methods of creating stitching data [9]-1
(1) Linear input [9]-1
(2) Arc input
[9]-4
(3) Circle input
[9]-8
(4) Curve input
[9]-11
(5) Broken line input
[9]-16
(6) Point input
[9]-20
(7) Code data input
[9]-23
(8) Back tacking (start/end back tacking)
[9]-27
(9) Back tacking (overlap back tacking)
[9]-29
(10) Multiple stitching
[9]-31
(11) Offset stitching (with overlap back tacking)
[9]-34
(12) Zigzag stitching (with overlap back tacking)
[9]-36
[10] Table of stitching type combinations [10]-1
[11] Call-up function [11]-1
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Mitsubishi PLK-E Series Specifications

General

Brand	Mitsubishi
Model	PLK-E Series
Category	Sewing Machine
Language	English

Summary

For Safe Use

Precautions for Use

Basic Screens, Keys, and Operations

Screen Configuration and Key Explanations

Describes the machine's display screens, menu navigation, and the function of common keys.

Standard Screen Details

Details the specific elements and information displayed on Standard Screen 1 and 2.

Stitching Operations and Halting

Explains stitching procedures, machine halting, and restitching methods.

Stitching Data Type and Writing Number

Data Types and Numbering Conventions

Defines stitching data types (A, BA, B) and explains their writing number conventions and compatibility.

Reading, Writing, and Erasing Data (Floppy Disk)

Floppy Disk Data Management

Details procedures for reading, writing, and erasing stitching data on floppy disks.

Reading, Writing, and Erasing Data (Internal Memory)

Internal Memory Data Management

Explains how to read, write, and erase stitching data stored in the machine's internal memory.

Reading Data (Shortcut Function)

Shortcut Data Retrieval

Explains how to quickly recall stitching data using shortcut keys on the standard screen.

Creating Simple Stitching Data

Simple Stitching Data Creation Process

Illustrates the sequence of steps for creating simple stitching data patterns.

Skip Jogging for Positioning

Explains how to use skip jogging for efficient needle positioning during data creation.

Methods of Creating Stitching Data

Basic Stitch Input Types

Introduces fundamental input functions like Linear, Arc, Circle, Point, and Code for pattern creation.

Advanced Stitching Methods

Covers back tacking, multiple stitching, offset stitching, and zigzag stitching techniques.

Call-up Function

Using Call-up Function for Data Creation

Explains how to recall existing data and combine it with new data to create sewing patterns.

Modification Mode

Stitch Position and Block Adjustments

Explains how to change stitch positions, move blocks, and modify pattern data segments.

Stitch Length, Speed, and Code Modifications

Details procedures for altering stitch length, sewing speed, and managing code data within patterns.

Data Conversion Mode

Overview of Conversion Functions

Lists available conversion functions for stitching data, including back tacking, scaling, rotation, etc.

Specific Data Conversion Operations

Details operations like home position correction, back tacking, zigzag, scaling, rotation, offset, and multiple stitching.

Function Mode

Overview of Function Modes

Lists primary functions like Copy, Format, Version, Advanced Functions, and Panel Settings.

Data Copy, Format, and File Operations

Details data copying, formatting, combination, and system/setting file read/write procedures.

Panel Settings and Advanced Functions

Explains how to configure panel display settings, touch key behavior, and access advanced functions via password.

Input/Output Setting Mode

Signal Status Confirmation

Explains how to confirm the status of input and output signals.

Signal Customization and Logic Settings

Details how to customize input and output signal logic, operations, and settings.

Program Mode

Mode Selection and Value Adjustment

Guides on how to enter the program mode and select specific program modes from the selection panel.

System File Backup and Restore

Details how to write and read system/setting files to and from floppy disks for backup and restore.

Program Mode List

Program Mode Function Reference

A comprehensive list of program modes, functions, symbols, and their corresponding mode numbers for quick reference.