Adjusting The Sensitivity Of Sensors - JUKI MO-6800S/DD20 Series Instruction Manual

6-6. Adjusting the sensitivity of sensors

It is possible to adjust the sensitivity of the sensors that detect the material placed on the main body (near the needle
entry area) of the sewing machine.
C
B
❼
❶ or
Press
While the current set value of the front sensor is being displayed, the numeric value A and
operation panel.
While the material-detection threshold of the front sensor is being displayed, the numeric value A,
are displayed on the operation panel.
While the current set value of the intermediate sensor is being displayed, the numeric value A and
displayed on the operation panel.
While the material-detection threshold of the intermediate sensor is being displayed, the numeric value A,
D are displayed on the operation panel.
While the current set value of the rear sensor is being displayed, the numeric value A and
operation panel.
While the material-detection threshold of the rear sensor is being displayed, the numeric value A,
are displayed on the operation panel.
D E
A
❶ ❷
❷ to exit from sensitivity display and return to the sewing screen.
1) Sensor values can be checked by pressing
on the normal sewing screen.
❾ is pressed, the set values of the
Every time
sensors are displayed in the written order repeated-
ly: Current set value of the front sensor, material-de-
tection threshold of the front sensor (function setting
No. P079), current set value of the intermediate
sensor, material-detection threshold of the interme-
diate sensor (function setting No. P080), current set
value of the rear sensor, material-detection thresh-
old of the rear sensor (function setting No. P081);
then returns to the current set value of the front sen-
sor, and so on.
The current set value and the material-de-
tection threshold of the rear sensor are dis-
played only in the case "DD23" is set select-
ed with the "P125 Model selection (setting
of this function is enabled under the Service
level).
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❾
C are displayed on the
B and C
D are
B and
E are displayed on the
B and E