Reliable 8100BS Owner's manual

INDUSTRIAL BUTTON SEWER PROGRAMMINGMANUAL
RELIABLE
8100BS

RELIABLE 8100BS
INDUSTRIAL BUTTON SEWER
PROGRAMMING MANUAL
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please take a few minutes to read all of the important safeguards
and care instructions. Keep this manual handy and review the
product warranty for your reference.
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DISPLAY SCREEN OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
No. Button Icon Function Description
1LED (A)
When presser foot is in the correct place, the LED (A) will illuminate.
When the presser foot is up or put into the wrong position, LED (A)
will not illuminate.
2LED (B)
When the hand wheel on the right side of the machine is rotated to
a fixed position (the A1. wheel will auto to find needle stop position),
it will be detected by the sensor, LED (B) will illuminate.
3LED (C)
Up needle position of motor LED
4LED (D)
LED (D) is a status indicator. When the system is running, LED (D)
will illuminate. When the system is on stand-by or waiting, LED
(D) is off.
P1
Two hole button sewing machine 8-stich shortcut key.
When this button is selected, LED will illuminate to indicate
the selection. The sewing machine will run in 8-stitch mode.
(Can run with 16-stitch or 32-stitch switchable)

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P2
Four hole button sewing machine 16-stitch shortcut key.
When this button is selected, LED will illuminate to indicate
the selection. The sewing machine will run in 16-stitch mode.
(Can run with 8-stitch or 32-stitch switchable)
P3
Four hole button sewing machine 32-stitch shortcut key.
When this button is selected, LED will illuminate to indicate
the selection. The sewing machine will run in 32-stitch mode.
(Can run with 8-stitch or 16-stitch switchable)
P4
Wiper function key.
When selected the LED will illuminate above the button to
indicate it is on. When off, the LED will not illuminate.
P5
Stitch count adjust key.
To adjust the stitch count, select the key. The screen
will display and flash "n-08". Select or
to adjust the stitch count number. Once the desired stitch
count is selected, press to save.
P6
Built-in LED light.
To turn on the LED, simply select the button. To turn the LED
off, press the button again.
P7
Reset function.
When the machine is turned on, press the reset button to clear
parameters. Once the reset button is selected, set new param-
eters based on sewing needs.

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1
Parameter adjustment and selection.
Once the parameter key is selected, press or
to select the desired parameter.
2
Press the "OK" button so save desired parameters.
3
The "+" button (modify parameters plus)
4
The "-" button (modify parameters minus)
5
Arrow left.
Function in the parameter list to return to the previous page.
6
Arrow right.
Function in the parameter list to enter the parameter for
adjustment.

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SHORTCUT KEY FUNCTIONS
Hold button to
initiate.
This will engage the shortcut to enter the wiper parameter
adjustment.
Hold button to
initiate.
This will engage the shortcut to enter the wiper parameter
adjustment.
Hold button to
initiate.
To reset to factory settings,
press the button. The screen will display "000". Press
and hold button for 5 seconds to complete.

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HOW TO ENTER & MODIFY PARAMETERS
Press the and button at the same time to enter into the "System Parameters" list.
The screen will display "0000" and press button to enter. Once you are in the parameter
setting screen, press and/or to switch through the parameter numbers. Once you
find the parameter you wish to set, press the button and to save.
SYSTEM PARAMETERS LIST
System
Function
Description
Function
Parameter
Default
Values
Function
Parameter
Ranges
Parameter
Description
Precautions
002 Reset Speed 200 150-800
021 Reset system
password
000 000~003 This parameter is
adjusted to 003,
hold "OK" button.
Restoring the fac-
tory password
023 Display speed 200~1800 Press the "P"
button
Display motor
speed
024 Governor
deteceted
200 Detection governor
normal
Detection should be
before reset
025 Automatic
running
0 0: CLOSE
1: OPEN
Machine running Turn the power on
again to close the
parameter
031 Presser foot
advance angle
80 10~90 Larger the angle,
greater the
sensitivity
046 Wiper action
delayed start
time
40 10~2000
047 Wiper action
time
70 10~2000
048 Wiper action
time at full
power
70 10~990

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050 Wiper action
time at main-
tained power
50 1~100
051 Wiper action
release
50 20~800
055 Wiper function
on/off switch
000 (off) 0001 (on)
058 Foot lift action
time at full
power
160 0~900 Affects elecrto-
magnets when too
high
059 Foot lifter power 100% 0~100% Opinion param-
eters 80~100
060 Foot lifter at
maintained
power
6% 0~100% Not recommended
at high - affects
heat
061 After presser
foot release -
delay time of
needle down
1 1~900
063 Foot lifter
needle sensor
switch
1 0: OFF
1: ON
When parameter
63 is closed, you
need to set param-
eter 61 to 350 to
prevent needle
from breaking
065 Presser foot
delay time
0 0~900
071 Running speed 1500 200~1800

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ERROR CODE ANALYSIS
ERROR CODE SOLUTION
ER-O1
Needle position error
1. Hand wheel & motor issue
2. Hand wheel magnet off
3. Hand wheel magnet polarity reversal
4. Nine-pin terminal head poor contact
5. Motor hall damaged
ER-02
Pedal velometer signal wrong
1. Velometer not plugged in
2. Velometer not plugged in to correct box
3. Velometer line broken
4. Velometer damage
ER-03
Motor phase error signal
1. Nine-pin terminal poor contact
2. Hall and rotor has large deviations when the
motor is mounted
3. Motor hall damage
ER-04
Motor stall protection
1. Sewing overweight or blocked
2. Motor overload
3. 4-wire motor drive cable is not connected or
inserted
ER-05
Hardware over current
1. Sewing overweight or blocked
2. Motor overload
3. Motor phase signal line is not connected
ER-07
Serial communication timeout
1. Display - bad cable connection to motherboard
2. Motherboard chip damage
ER-09
Poor memory
1. Motherboard memory corruption
ER-13
No signal to presser foot
1. Presser foot sensor is mounted too far away
2. Presser foot sensor damage
3. Magnet on presser foot connecting bar is not
connected properly or installed backwards
ER-14
Reset sensor can not find the needle position
1. The sensor on left induction aluminum wheel
is damaged
2. Magnet on aluminum wheel not connected or
installed backwards
ER-15
9700 Error signal
1. 9700 encoder is damaged