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Patents & Patents Pending
The sale of this product does not sell or otherwise transfer any license or other rights under
any U.S. Patent or other corresponding foreign patent.
This equipment is protected by one or more of the following patents: US patents: 4,038,933;
4,280,421; 4,432,294; 4,466,367; 4,644,883; 4,886,005; 5,134,947; 5,159,889; 5,203,270;
5,307,750; 5,373,798; 5,437,238; 5,522,332; 5,524,563; 5,562,060; 5,634,418; 5,647,293;
5,657,711; 5,743,202; 5,865,135; 5,899,159; 5,915,319; 5,918,560; 5,924,376; 5,979,345,
6,035,794 Foreign patents - 2,084,055; 2,076,379; 2,177,389; 2,210,569; 4-504,742; 8-
511,916; 9-520,472; 0,537,323; 92,905,522.6; 95,935,082.8; 96,936,922.2; 5,159,889;
5,203,270. Other U.S. and Foreign Patents Pending.
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manual before attempting to operate the machine. Atlanta Attachment Co., Inc.
shall not be held liable for damage resulting from misuse of the information
presented within, and reserves the right to change the information contained
within, without prior notification.
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Patentes y Patentes Pendientes
La venta de este producto no vende ni transfiere de otra manera cualquier licencia u otros
derechos bajo la cualquier patente de los EEUU o otra patente extranjera correspondiente.
Este equipo es protegido por uno o más de las patentes siguientes:
Patentes US:4,038,933; 4,280,421; 4,432,294; 4,466,367; 4,644,883; 4,886,005; 5,134,947;
5,159,889; 5,203,270; 5,307,750; 5,373,798; 5,437,238; 5,522,332; 5,524,563; 5,562,060;
5,634,418; 5,647,293; 5,657,711; 5,743,202; 5,865,135; 5,899,159; 5,915,319; 5,918,560;
5,924,376; 5,979,345, 6,035,794
Patentes extranjeras - 2,084,055; 2,076,379; 2,177,389; 2,210,569; 4-504,742; 8-511,916; 9-
520,472; 0,537,323; 92,905,522.6; 95,935,082.8; 96,936,922.2; 5,159,889; 5,203,270.
Otras U.S. y patentas extranjeras pendientes.
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Es importante leer y entender la información contenida dentro de este manual
antes de intentar hacer funcionar la máquina. Atlanta Attachment Co., Inc. no
será responsable por el daño resultado del uso erróneo de la información
presentada dentro de este manual, y se reserva el derecho de cambiar la
información contenida sin notificación previa.
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362 Industrial Park Drive
Lawrenceville, Georgia 30045
Phone:[phone]
Fax:[phone]
Email:[email protected]

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Table of Contents
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.....................................................................................................................................4
1.- INSTALLATION MANUAL .........................................................................................................................8
1.1.- PARTS AND COMPONENTS ..........................................................................................................................8
1.2.- TECHNICAL DATA ......................................................................................................................................9
1.3.- INSTALLATION & SET UP...........................................................................................................................9
1.3.- INSTALLATION & SET UP.........................................................................................................................10
1.4.- LOCKOUT/TAGOUT PROGRAM..................................................................................................................11
2.- OPERATING MANUAL..............................................................................................................................12
2.1.- INDIVIDUAL COMPONENTS .......................................................................................................................12
2.1.1.- Control Panel ..................................................................................................................................12
2.1.2.- Light Tower 33001130.....................................................................................................................12
2.1.3.- Foot Pedal EE24F163 .....................................................................................................................13
2.1.4.- Left Head Adjustment Crank............................................................................................................13
2.1.5.- Removing the Handle Loader ..........................................................................................................13
2.1.6.- Efka Control Box .............................................................................................................................14
2.1.7.- Stepping Motors Control Boxes.......................................................................................................14
2.2.- TOUCH-SCREEN........................................................................................................................................15
2.2.1.- General Operation...........................................................................................................................15
2.2.2- Available Menus ...............................................................................................................................16
1.- Ready - New Order............................................................................................................................................ 16
2.- Operator Screen ................................................................................................................................................. 17
3.- Edit Order .......................................................................................................................................................... 18
4.- Create / Edit Style.............................................................................................................................................. 19
5.- Machine Task..................................................................................................................................................... 20
6.- Advance Functions ............................................................................................................................................ 20
7.- Border Pre-feed compensation........................................................................................................................... 21
2.3.- CHANGING THE NEEDLE...........................................................................................................................22
2.4.- THREADING ..............................................................................................................................................22
2.5.- LOADING MATERIALS ..............................................................................................................................24
2.5.1.- Initial Border Loading Procedure ...................................................................................................24
2.5.2.- Handle Indexer Loading Procedure. ...............................................................................................26
2.5.3.- Border Splicing Method...................................................................................................................27
2.6.- CREATING A STYLE ..................................................................................................................................28
2.7.- OPERATING ..............................................................................................................................................29
2.7.2.- Quality Checksheet & Procedure ....................................................................................................30
2.8.- MAINTENANCE .........................................................................................................................................31
2.8.1.- Daily (8 -10 hrs of operation).........................................................................................................31
3.-TECHNICAL MANUAL...............................................................................................................................32
3.1.- MECHANICAL ...........................................................................................................................................32
3.1.1- Sewing Head Adjustments.................................................................................................................32
1.- Adjusting the needle height ............................................................................................................................... 32
2.- Adjusting the lower lopper................................................................................................................................. 33
3.- Adjusting the upper lopper................................................................................................................................. 33
4.- Adjusting the double chain stitch looper............................................................................................................ 34
5.- Adjusting the needle guards............................................................................................................................... 35
3.1.2- Blades Replacements ........................................................................................................................36
3.2.- PNEUMATIC ..............................................................................................................................................37

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3.2.1.- Main Air pressure regulator AA198-5110.......................................................................................37
3.2.2.- Air pressure module. 4080-200 .......................................................................................................37
3.3.- ELECTRICAL .............................................................................................................................................38
3.3.1.- Main Power witch............................................................................................................................38
3.3.2.- Sensors.............................................................................................................................................39
1.- Photoelectric Eyes FFSM312VQ....................................................................................................................... 39
2.- Flaw Mark Eye FFSE3WLC.............................................................................................................................. 40
3.- Air Cylinder Sensors.......................................................................................................................................... 42
4.- Proximity Switch 1278-7055A .......................................................................................................................... 42
3.4.- STEPPING MOTOR CONTROL BOX ............................................................................................................43
3.4.1.- Conveyors AP-28-800RR................................................................................................................43
3.4.2.- Handle Load AP-28-800W...............................................................................................................43
3.4.3.- Handle Feed AP-28-800W...............................................................................................................43
3.4.4.- Mini Switch (SW1) ..........................................................................................................................44
3.5.- EFKA MOTOR ...........................................................................................................................................45
3.5.1.- Programming the Code Number......................................................................................................45
3.5.2.- To Perform Master Reset of Parameters:........................................................................................49
3.5.3.- Parameter List .................................................................................................................................49
1.- Right sewing head.............................................................................................................................................. 49
2.- Left Sewing Head .............................................................................................................................................. 50
3.- Pre-Feed............................................................................................................................................................. 51
4.- Puller.................................................................................................................................................................. 52
3.6.- SERIAL BUS..............................................................................................................................................53
3.6.1.- Technical Menus..............................................................................................................................53
1.- Advance Settings ............................................................................................................................................... 53
2.- Advance Manual................................................................................................................................................ 54
3.6.2.- Calibrating the Touch Screen..........................................................................................................55
3.6.3.- Installation of a new Touch Screen..................................................................................................56
3.6.4.- Standard Modules............................................................................................................................57
1.- Program Module…4080-150............................................................................................................................. 57
2.- Memory Module….4080-970............................................................................................................................ 57
3.- Output Module…4080-140................................................................................................................................ 57
4.- Input Module…4080-110 .................................................................................................................................. 57
5.- Update a Machine using a New Program Module............................................................................................. 58
3.7.- MAINTENANCE .........................................................................................................................................59
3.7.1.- Daily (8 -10 hrs of operation).........................................................................................................59
3.7.2.- Weekly (40 hrs of operation) ...........................................................................................................59
3.8.- TROUBLESHOOTING..................................................................................................................................60
3.8.1.- Efka Controller Error ......................................................................................................................60
3.8.2.- Flow Chart EFKA Error E1 ............................................................................................................61
3.8.3.- Sewing..............................................................................................................................................62
STATEMENT OF WARRANTY .............................................................................................................................63
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NOTES ........................................................................................................................................................65
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Safety Precautions
It is important that the machine operator read this manual and is familiar with all the
functions and safety concerns of the unit before operating.
General
The safety guidelines mentioned in this manual cover the entire product line of Atlanta
Attachment Company. Some warnings and/or instructions may not apply to this particular
unit.
All maintenance should be performed by a qualified service technician.
Electrical
• Electrical connection requires 220vAC, 15 Amp, 50/60 Hz Single Phase
• Disconnect the power source before threading or replacing the needles.
• Disconnect the power source before leaving the machine unattended.
• Disconnect the power source before removing or replacing parts or making adjustments
and/or performing maintenance.
• Disconnect the power source before opening electrical control panels.
Pneumatics
Air supply requires 70-80 PSI, 14 SCFM avg.
Air Cylinders
• Keep hands away from pneumatic cylinders at all times.
• Disconnect air supply before servicing air cylinders.
Knives
• This machine may utilize knives and/or thread cutters that may activate automatically.
• Keep hands away from knife blades at all times.
• Disconnect power source and air supply before replacing damaged blades.
Conveyors
• This unit may include material conveyors.
• Keep hands away from belts.
• Keep hands away from motors and pulleys used to power the conveyors.
Pullers
• This unit may include pullers used to pull material into a sewing head, knife, etc.
• Keep hands away from pullers.
Sewing Heads
• Keep hands and all other objects away from needles.
• Disconnect power source and air supply before making adjustments to the sewing head,
replacing needles, threads, bobbins, etc.

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Precauciones de Seguridad
Es importante que el operador lea este manual y se familiarice con las funciones normas
de seguridad antes de operar el equipo.
General
Las pautas de seguridad mencionadas en este manual cubren la línea entera de productos de Atlanta
Attachment Company. Algunas advertencias e instrucciones pueden no aplicarse a esta unidad
particular.
Todo mantenimiento debe ser realizado por un técnico calificado de servicio.
Eléctrico
• La conexión eléctrica requiere 220V AC, 15 amperios, monofásico de 50/60 hertzios
• Desconectar la fuente de energía antes de enhebrar o substituir las agujas.
• Desconectar la fuente de energía antes de dejar la máquina desatendida.
• Desconectar la fuente de energía antes de quitar o de substituir piezas o de hacer ajustes y/o de
realizar mantenimiento.
Neumática
El suministro de aire requiere 80 PSI, average de 14 SCFM.
Cilindros del aire
• Mantener las manos siempre lejos de los cilindros neumáticos.
• Desconectar el suministro de aire antes de mantener los cilindros del aire.
Cuchillas
• Esta máquina puede utilizar cuchillas y/o los cortadores del hilo que se pueden activar
automáticamente.
• Mantener las manos lejos de las láminas de cuchillas siempre.
• Desconectar la fuente de energía y el suministro de aire antes de substituir las cuchillas dañadas.
Transportadores
• Esta unidad puede incluir transportadores de materiales.
• Mantener las manos lejos de las correas de las correas.
• Mantener las manos lejos de los motores y de las poleas usadas para accionar los transportadores.
Rodillos de alimentación
• Mantener las manos lejos de los Rodillos de alimentación.
Cabezas de costura
• Mantener las manos y el resto de los objetos lejos de agujas.
• Desconectar la fuente de energía y el suministro de aire antes de hacer ajustes a la cabeza de costura,
substituyendo agujas, los hilos, las bobinas, el etc.

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1.- INSTALLATION MANUAL
It is important that the machine operator read this manual and is familiar with all the
functions and safety concerns of the unit before Installing and operating.
1.1.- Parts and Components

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1.2.- Technical Data
Max Speed 5.000 rpm
Max Stitch Length 6 spi
Border Width 8.5 to 15” (4300A is 8.5 to 18”)
Handle Width 1.5 to 2” (up to 3” handle upon request)
Factory Pre-set Speed 5000 rpm
Factory Pre-set Stitch length 6 spi
Linear Output 69 ft/min
Handle Load Speed 39 ft/min
Power 220~240VAC, 1PH, 15A
Air 14 scfm @ 80psi
Needle SNB27140
Right Sewing head SPEGEX3216H
Left Sewing head SPEGE32L450
Foot Print 164L x 77W x 76H
Machine weight 1200 lbs
Production 2 queen size borders per minute with 4 handles

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1.3.- Installation & Set Up
•Remove any shipping straps from machine.
•Inspect the machine for any damage that may have occurred during shipping. If
damage is found, report this immediately to your supervisor. Document the damage
and provide details and photographs.
•Position the machine in a desired location on a sound and reasonably level floor.
Make sure that there is sufficient lighting over the machine. Remove all packing
material. Adjust the jack screws so the casters are about 1/8 of an inch off the floor.
•Provide a 220VAC, single phase, 15 Amp
•Provide 1/4" air supply line (80 PSI).
•Oil is removed before shipping. Prior to using
refill and check the oil level in both sewing
heads. (ISO Viscosity Grade 22 part #)
•Turn the main air lock-out valve (Red Knob
before the main pressure regulator) to the “ON”
position.
•Twist the Red button “B” to return to its normal
position. Turn the machine “ON” by pressing
the green button “A” on the box just above the
touch screen. The machine will first display the
language choices and after several seconds its
show the “MAIN READY” screen. This screen
is the one that the operator will always see upon
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1.4.- Lockout/Tagout Program
"Lockout/Tagout (LOTO)" refers to specific practices and procedures to safeguard
employees from the unexpected energization or startup of machinery and equipment, or the
release of hazardous energy during service or maintenance activities. This requires that a
designated individual turns off and disconnects the machinery or equipment from its energy
source(s) before performing service or maintenance and that the authorized employee(s)
either lock or tag the energy-isolating device(s) to prevent the release of hazardous energy
and take steps to verify that the energy has been isolated effectively. The following
references provide information about the LOTO process.
Equipment Energy Control Procedure
Lockout/Tagout Program
Description: Border Workstation Model: 4300
Manufacturer: Atlanta Attachment Co. Location:
Energy Location Magnitude Control Method
Electrical: X Disconnect/Ctrl Box 220V Lockout & Tag
Pneumatic: X Main Regulator 90 PSI Lockout & Tag
Gravity: X Folder Assy, Knife Assy,
Transfer Clamp
Remember to Release All Stored Energy!
Shutdown Procedure:
1. Inform all affected personnel that the machine will be in Lockout status.
2. Turn the power and pneumatic disconnects to the OFF position.
3. Fill out the tag with necessary information of the Lockout.
4. Install the Lockout device.
5. Verify all stored electrical energy has been released by pressing the power on button. Also, use meter to
test circuits in the electrical panel to insure stored energy is released there as well.
Perform necessary maintenance, services and/or repairs.
Startup Procedure:
1. Inform all affected personnel that the Lockout of this machine is being removed.
2. Replace any guards or safety devices which may have been removed during maintenance.
3. Remove the Lockout device and tag.
4. Turn the power and pneumatic disconnects to the ON position.
5. Push the green button on the back of the control panel to turn the machine on.
6. Inform all affected personnel that the Lockout has been removed and that the machine is ready for normal
production operation.
Approved By: _______________________ Date: _________________________

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2.- OPERATING MANUAL
It is important that the machine operator read this manual and is familiar with all the
functions and safety concerns of the unit before operating.
2.1.- Individual Components
2.1.1.- Control Panel
The Control Panel allows the operator to start and stop
the automatic function of the machine, shut off power to
the machine in the event of an emergency.
A.- Emergency Stop (B )
Pressing this button will turn off power to the machine.
This button will lock when pressed. Twisting the button
will cause it to unlock and return to its normal position.
WARNING!! Unlocking the button with the Power On engaged will turn on power to the
machine.
B.- Power On (A)
Power the machine “ON”.
C.- Serial Bus control
Control all machine functions. See more details available
on related chapters one this manual
2.1.2.- Light Tower 33001130
The purpose of the light tower is to indicate current status
of the machine at some distance away from the machine.
This makes it easy to see machine status at a glance.
Definitions for the different light states currently
available on the 4300 are included below.
Light Status Definition
Green Steady Normal, machine producing borders
Green Flashing: Machine producing borders but will stop soon for bobbin change
Yellow Steady Normal: machine powered but idling between borders
Yellow Flashing: Machine stopped in middle of order and needs operator activity
before continuing
Red: Available for future use, not currently utilized

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2.1.3.- Foot Pedal EE24F163
It is located on the front left corner of the sewing unit. It
is used for a manual activation of the sewing cycle or
when loading a new roll of materials.
2.1.4.- Left Head Adjustment Crank
It is located on the left side of the machine. It allows the
operator to move the Left Head to adjust the width of
fabric ranging from 0 to 18 inches wide.
2.1.5.- Removing the Handle Loader
Release Pin “A” and you are able to move the complete
handle loading / cutting station sideway in order to reach
both sewing heads.

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2.1.6.- Efka Control Box
There are 4 units located under the machine. They contain an On/Off switch which should
remain in the “ON” position at all times, Puller, Sewing heads and Pre-feeder are controlled
by these boxes
2.1.7.- Stepping Motors Control Boxes
There are 3 control boxes located under the machine. They control the Conveyor, Handle
loading and Handle feeding.
All 3 amber lights must be on during machine
operation. Each box have a power switch
located at the rear of the box.

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2.2.- Touch-Screen
It is important that the machine operator read this manual and is familiar with all the
functions and safety concerns of the unit before operating.
2.2.1.- General Operation
ATTENTION: DO NOT USE ANY SHARP OBJECTS TO TOUCH THE SCREEN
The graphics images presented on the touch screen show "3-dimensional"
buttons, which may be pressed to access other screens, change counters and
timers, or actuate hardware. Areas lacking the "3- dimensional" border
contain information only.
Counters are identified with the "+" and "-" buttons in the corners. These
counters may be adjusted by touching the "+" and "-" boxes.
RESET : Clears all machine functions and returns to the main page.
time and date.
LANGUAGE: Return to the language screen. You can select multiple
languages to use.
HOME: Return to the main screen
ARROWS: Pressing the arrows right or left will take you to the next or
previous pages.
NOTES: When a button has a white background the function is on or enabled. A dark
background indicates off or disabled. Some buttons may toggle on or off, others must be
held on.
Other screens display whenever there is a machine error or other condition that prohibits the
operation of the machine. Simply follow the instruction on the screens to resolve the
problem.
There are also “ADVANCED” settings and functions available. These functions are only
accessible by a password, and include: timers that control machine hardware, input and
output test screens, and machine statistics. To get to the advanced functions the appropriate
password must be entered at the security screen. Security access is reset whenever the main
power is turned off, or the RESET button on the main page is pressed. The factory default
access code is "33333".

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2.2.2- Available Menus
The following is a summary of the different screens and their functions available for the
Sewing Operator.
1.- Ready - New Order
The normal operation of the machine is controlled from the main READY - NEW ORDER
menu. From here you can start the automatic cycle and access all machine functions.
START: After touching this field the machine
automatic function is activated.
LANGUAGE: This field is located in almost all the
available screens. Select at any time to access other
languages.
OPERATOR SCREEN: See a section in this book
with more details about this screen.
EDIT NEW ORDER: See a section in this book
with more details about this screen.
OPEN ALL ROLLERS: Used to load handles or new roll of material.
ADVANCE FUNCTIONS: Area reserved only for technicians
PIECE COUNT: The field on the left of the clock button is the piece
counters that increment every time the border cycle is complete. Touching
on this area will bring up a screen to reset this count. This counter can be
used for a daily production monitor. On this screen is also located an efficiency monitor that
displays the machine run time vs. the machine on time and displays it as a percentage.
CLOCK: Lower right button allows access to a screen for setting the
correct time.

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2.- Operator Screen
Operator is able to control basic functions of the machine
See MACHINE
TASK section for
details.
Rise the sewing head
presser foot.
Rise the conveyor
Left head Start
sewing at low speed
Right Head start
sewing a low speed
Activate the handle
Chop cycle
Activate the border
shop cycle
Activate the Handle
clamp

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3.- Edit Order
Access from “READY-NEW ORDER” screen. Operator will be able to edit several Order
parameters.
Type the
number of the
style required.
See style
number on the
Style list area
Storage off all
the styles
available
See CREATE
/EDIT Style
section for
details

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4.- Create / Edit Style

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5.- Machine Task
6.- Advance Functions
This screen allows access to SECURITY, SYSTEM
INFORMATION, SHOW ALL SETTINGS,
ADVANCED SETUP, MANUAL, and
CONTRAST.
BORDER COMPENSATIONS: See next chapter
for details.
The SHOW ALL SETTINGS page displays all
machine settings as a matrix and is useful for
recording all settings prior to a program update or
for future reference.
The SECURITY button accesses the security screen for changing the pass codes. Contact an
Atlanta Attachment technician for instructions on changing the pass code.
The CONTRAST button changes the screen contrast using the "+" and "-" buttons. Press
EXIT anytime to return to the previous or “HOME” to return to the MAIN screen.
ADVANCE SETTINGS and ADVANCE MANUAL are restricted areas for Technician; they
can only by accessed by the use of a password.