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TMARK INSTRUCTION 7.2014

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1. Functional Limit Level (Operation Level) Various types of machine operations are controlled by each functional limit level. This functional limit level will limit some operation and it has the purpose to protect designs from taking out unnecessarily or prevent incorrect parameter setting. Operation Level 1 is set at shipment. To change the operation level, input of the password is necessary. For details, please consult the distributor. 2. Cancellation of Functional Limit Level If the functional limit level is cancelled, all functions can be used temporarily. When you cancel the functional limit level, input a password on the screen of "2 Functional Limit Level" in page P8. (→p.178) For details, please consult the distributor. Operation Level Limit contents 1 (1) Writing the design data to USB memory is protected (→p.83) (2) Design data edit in the machine memory is protected Insertion of stitch (→p.89) Deletion of stitch (→p.91) Modification of stitch (→p.92) (3) Detailed setting at step unit setting (shown below) will be hidden. (→ p.119) Backlash (X), Backlash (Y), Satin Stitch (area), Satin Stitch (density), Satin Stitch (Expansion) (4) The lowest value of the presser foot stroke at the presser foot setting is set as 5.0 mm. (→p.74) (5) The items of No.71 and after of Parameter Page P7 will be hidden. However, "2 Functional Limit Level" of Page P8 will be displayed. 2 (1) All parameters will be hidden. (2) Detailed setting at step unit setting (shown below) will be hidden. (→ p.119) Backlash (X), Backlash (Y), Satin Stitch (area), Satin Stitch (density), Satin Stitch (Expansion) (3) Presser foot setting is protected. (→p.74) 3 (1) A desired parameter will be selected to display. (→p.179) (2) Using of the following functions is limited individually. (→p.179) Writing the design data to USB memory (→p.83) Design data edit in the machine memory (→p.89, p.91, p.92) Detailed setting at step unit setting (→p.118) Presser foot setting (→p.74) QS11

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