DURKOPP ADLER M-TYPE PREMIUM COMMANDER Setup guide

M-TYPE
PREMIUM
COMMANDER
USER
TRAINING

Agenda Operator Training - 2 days (DAY 1)
2
09:00 - 09:15 Introduction, Overview of training program
09:15 - 10:00 Presentation of advantages and differences vs traditional machine (CLASSIC)
New features and functions
Advantages, Opportunities for customer
10:00 - 10:30 Machine Components
• Explication
• Differences vs CLASSIC machine
10:30 - 10:45 Break
10:45 - 12:15 Push Buttons
• Function Explication
• Favourite Button
Control Panel Commander Pro / Commander Basic
• Navigation
• Explication of the Main screen
• Explication of the function tiles
12:15 - 13:15 Lunch

Agenda Operator Training - 2 days (DAY 1)
3
13:15 - 13:45 Operating modes, explication
Manual Mode
• Configuration of the main screen and status bar
• Description of the help button
• Explication of the parameter view
• Explication and settings of start and end backtack
• Exercise: Sewing in manual mode and backtack with pedal stop
14:00 - 14:45 • Explication of the function material thickness detection, specific settings
• Exercises:
Parameter settings, changing between the 1st and 2nd parameter values
of base parameters
• Explication of the navigation menu
14:45 - 15:00 Break

Agenda Operator Training - 2 days (DAY 1)
4
15:00 - 16:15 Automatic mode
• Explication of mode and seam program
• Explication of the main screen and program selection
• Explication of the correction factors
• Exercises:
Sewing in automatic mode, select a predefined program, identify and
modify parameter settings
16:15 - 16:45 Conclusion, Questions

Agenda Operator Training - 2 days (DAY 2)
5
09:00 - 09:30 Recapitulation of the 1st day
Questions
09:30 - 10:30 Programming
• Explication of program management
• Edit a program
• Settings of base parameters
• Explication of global program parameters
• Explication of specific parameters in the seam section
• Explication of additional parameters in automatic mode
(Segment end modes, stitch counting)
10:30 - 10:45 Break
10:45 - 12:15 • Automatic mode – Main screen
• Modify a program
• Exercises: Modification of parameter settings, sewing in automatic mode,
get used to navigation in the different menu levels
12:15 - 13:15 Lunch

Agenda Operator Training - 2 days (DAY 2)
6
13:15 - 14:45 Programming Mode, creation of programs
• Create a new program
• Exercises: Creation of simple programs
14:45 - 15:00 Break
14:30 - 16:15 Programming Mode (cont.)
Exercises:
• Creation of complex programs comprising multiple seam sections,
forward/backward sewing in program, parameter settings in program
16:15 - 16:45 Conclusion, Questions

Why M-TYPE PREMIUM?
• Productivity
• Higher efficiency due to programming functionality /
increased no. of operations per machine.
• Better Quality Results
• Automatic and more precise adjustment / finer calibration tuning
• Facility to reproduce parameter settings (more precise results)
• Impressive new features and settings not feasible with traditional machine
• Saving Time
• Rapid variation between programs
• Reduced machine set-up times
• Flexibility
• Positive impact on environment
• No compressed air needed (except some optional equipment)
• Universal and identical installation of software/programs
• Quick and easy program transfer with USB
• M2M (data transfer through network, LAN or WLAN)
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Differences PREMIUM vs. CLASSIC
• Digital function control with panel Commander
Pro
• Reproducible and reusable parameter
adjustment
• Creation of automated programs
• Automation of seam sections
• End backtack settings can vary from
adjustments of start backtack
• Sewing foot lift height adjustment (max. 20 mm)
• Automatic material thickness detection
• Jog Dial (electronic handwheel)
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NEW

Video
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Stitch LengthThread TensionFoot Pressure
Footstroke

Problem:
• Small volume lot sizes
• Numerous models
• Dynamic model line
Solution/Opportunity:
• Programmable sewing machine
• Execution of different seam
operations using the same machine
• long setup times
Advantages/Opportunities
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M-TYPE PREMIUM
Operation panel Commander Basic / Commander Pro
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(1) Programmable thread tension
(2) Push buttons
(3) Stitch adjustment lever
(4) Bobbin winder /
(4a) motorized winder
(5) Oil level indicator
(6) Jog Dial (electronic hand wheel)
(7) Control panel OP3000 (standard)
Optional Commander Basic / Pro
(8) Hose guide
(9) Thread guide
Machine Components
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Machine Components
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Thread Clamp
(optional equipment)
Programmable foot lift
(max. 20 mm)
Programmable
thread tension
Thread cutter and
vertical hook
Electronic hand
wheel (Jog Dial)
Control Panel
Commander Pro
Bobbin winder with bobbin
winding mechanism
Service Stop
Button
Programmable stitch length
(max. 12 mm)
Oil level
indicator
Sewing machine motor
integrated in machine head
Sewing lamp LED
with dimmer
Programmable foot
stroke (max. 9 mm)
Hand wheel
Electronic
edge guide manual Stitch regulator
lever (optional)

Function Buttons Favorite Button
Push buttons (soft keys)
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press and turn
vertically!

M-TYPE PREMIUM
Operation panel Commander Basic / Commander Pro
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Commander Basic:
• 7” touch screen
• 4 GB Internal storage capacity
• Media formats: PDF / WebM VP8
• LED status indicator
• 2 USB ports
Commander Pro:
• In addition to the basic features, the
Commander Pro has an Ethernet interface
(for easy communication with QONDAC) and
an NFC-module
Operation panel Commander Basic / Commander Pro
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Main screen – Manual Mode
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Status bar
Manual/
Automatic-Modus
Navigation
Parameterview
Help button
Main screen

Commander Basic / Pro – Main screen
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Stitch length Thread tension
Max. Speed
Foot pressure
Sewing foot
stroke
the additional parameters
are indicated with the + sign

• Settings of parameters which are
used often (light grey buttons)
• Adjustment in steps (plus and
minus button), overwriting the
value directly or continuous
adjustment (Slide bar)
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Value Tiles with popover menu

Functional Tiles (resting/tentative) – Freely configurable
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Manual/
Automatic-
mode
Threading mode
Manual backtack
Seam begin
and seam end
backtack
Point position
Sewing foot lift
Thread trimmer
Thread clamp
Navigation
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