How To Create Pattern Data; Possible Sewing Area - JUKI AMS-221EN-HS3020/7200 Instruction Manual & Parts List

3. HOW TO CREATE PATTERN DATA

3-1. Possible sewing area

The possible sewing area differs with the pocket size setting. Be sure to confirm the possible sewing
area before creating a pattern. If the sewing area is not correct, "sewing area overrun" (E040) will occur.
(Refer to "4. HOW TO CHANGE THE POCKET SIZE" p.6 for setting of the pocket size.)
S size, Y (longitudinal direction): 1 mm to 21 mm [The possible sewing area for the standard operation ]
(For S size, two pieces of plastic blank are used to make a garment body clamp and a pocket clamp.)
2nd origin
Smallest possible sewing
area when the pocket
M size, Y (longitudinal direction): 21 mm to 96 mm [Possible sewing area]
2nd origin
Smallest possible sewing
area when the pocket
clamp is retracted
clamp is retracted
Smallest possible
sewing area when
the pocket clamp is
advanced
Entry prohibition
area when the
pocket clamp is
retracted
Origin
Entry prohibition
area when the pocket
clamp is retracted
Entry prohibition area
when the pocket clamp
is advanced
Origin
– 3 –
Possible
sewing area
Plastic blank
Possible
sewing area