Operation Principle Of Smart Matrix Quilt And Prx Signal Management - btsr SMART MATRIX QUILT Operating Manual

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Operation Principle of SMART MATRIX QUILT and PRX Signal
Management.
The SMART MATRIX QUILT System allows you to control the yarn tension during the stitching operation,
using as reference two different sets of parameters which reflect the status of your quilting machine
EXT
= machine running at low speed or at the initial ramp stage;
speed, or at normal speed after the initial ramp stage).
The actual control, however, is carried out only while the system receives the PRX signal (i.e. during the
actual operation of the stitching needles).
At system installation time, you must then pay particular attention to the following points:
1) Make sure that your machine is capable of providing a signal related to the needle activation and
connect such signal to the PRX EXT signal of the SM-DIN QUILT Board.
2) Check whether your machine is capable of providing two distinct signals related to the operating
status (low/high/speed) of the machine itself. If this is the case, then connect the two signals to the
SLOW EXT
and
3) Is your machine does not provide two distinct signals (SLOW/FAST), but it can provide in any case
a "Start" signal, this can be connected to both inputs
QUILT Boards, and you must define the two states
speed) through the parameters
SLOW-FAST
As an alternative, you may simulate the
element.
Notes about the style parameters programming
If the PRX pulses are too fast, then you may use a signal divider, setting the
(STYLE PRX SETUP
screen).
Example:
Setting
PRESCALER =
If you use the two signals provided by the machine to identify the SLOW and FAST states, then set the
TIMEOUT
parameter to
If your system operates with the
TIMEOUT [s]
parameter to a value
criterion:
The time elapsing between two PRX signals must be lower than the
considered stopped.
Setting the parameters
screen):
Example:
If you set
Delay FAST [PRXs] = 8
to operate with the
pulses.
During the
LOW / HIGH (%)
screen ), you may define a tolerance (Tol) expressed as number of PRX pulses.
Example:
If you set
Tol =
4, then the alarm will be activated only when the error condition (tension lower or
higher than the established threshold) persists for at least 4 consecutive PRX pulses.
FAST EXT
inputs of the SM-DIN QUILT Boards.
DELAY SLOW
Control Parameters.
4, one PRX internal signal will be generated every 4 PRX external pulses.
OFF
(within the
STYLE PRX SETUP
SLOW
and
FAST
tt
ranging between 0.1 and 5 seconds, according to the following
Delay FAST [PRXs]
and
and
Delay SLOW [PRXs] =
SLOW
parameters after 4 PRX pulses, and with
and
LOW / HIGH (ms)
SMART MATRIX QUILT
SLOW-FAST Control Parameters
FAST EXT
(SLOW EXT
(SLOW
= initial ramp and
and
DELAY
FAST, as indicated on previous section:
SLOW
and
FAST
states, using the PRX signal as timing
(STYLE EDIT
screen).
states simulated by means of PRX signal, then set the
tt
value; otherwise the machine will be
Delay SLOW [PRXs]
(within the
4, it means that your machine will start
parameter programming
= machine running at high
and
FAST
EXT) of the SM-DIN
FAST
= nominal
menu)
PRESCALER
parameter
STYLE PRX SETUP
FAST
parameters after 8 PRX
(EDIT Group N PARAMETERS
(SLOW
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