January 25th, 2020, 06:53 PM
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Re: Interesting instructions for your digitizer
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Originally Posted by Robert Young
client wants to know why the tagline is sewing through the logo.! I am sorry sir but when I look at the design it is under the design not on top , hence "tagline" he calls up design on his computer and also the tagline is Under the design. machine jump? operator hitting magical buttons? just seems odd that the machine would move up .75 inch all by itself. Any ideas?
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Sounds to me like a corrupted file transfer or export or something. If he exported the file or loaded a dst via a floppy disk, (assuming he doesn't have a visual display of the file loaded at this point which is why modern machines have screens) it is possible to have bad bits on overused disks normally floppy disks transfer programs and poor disks will just cause a failure to run the program... But with these types of files... say for some reason the 5th bit of the third byte of a jump stitch somehow got transmitted as a 1 or more likely didn't get properly turned into a 0 on a overused floppy (each individual stitch are the sum total of 3 bytes of data with all but 4 bits corrilating to real world measures of movement) then you end up with 8.1mm of upward movement... That 1 bit signifies 8.1mm of movement in the y axis.
If it isn't that then it could be a format error or other*
Serial cables can also have bit failures as well and some machines may be programmed to move via calculated path instead of jump paths and may have caused an issue. (I ran into that problem before as my 4 heads throw out jump paths and decides for itself to move to the next location which caused issues on hats I was running)
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