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- Main motor drives flyers
- Draft motor drives bottom rollers
- Winding motor drives bobbins
- Lifting motor drives bobbin rail
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A 10.4-inch, 2-language color function panel equipped with
a Web browser improves interface ability. Connection to an internal or
external network is possible for exchange of information or data, thereby
expanding the capability of today’s spinning mills. |
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- Setting functions
- Spinning conditions
- Roving bobbin formation
- Flyer speed control (automatic optimum pattern calculation, speed control pattern graph display)
- Stop sequence operation, etc.
- Production volume (shift counter)
- Transition of efficiency for each shift

- History of running conditions for the last 24 hours

- Flyer speed, delivery speed, twists, and time to full bobbin
- Inverter/servo amplifier monitor

- Troubleshooting, history

- Setting condition memory function

- Memory card

- Maintenance schedule management function

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Color LCD touch-screen function panel simplifies input and monitoring
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| Running condition monitor |
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roving new yarn types and yarn counts to determine the amount of increase
in the bobbin diameter and input to the roving frame. The FL200 has completely
eliminated this troublesome operation: in addition to an automatic calculation
function for bobbin diameter increase based on the database inherited from
the FL100, we have added a new control feature that successively predicts
and corrects the actual amount of increase in bobbin diameter based on continuously
accumulated operational data. As a result, actual conditions can be determined
with greater accuracy, consistently providing the optimum package size with
the optimal tension without the need to do a roving test. In addition, the
database itself is automatically updated based on actual operation. The more
this learning function is used, the greater the consistency in the roving
packages. |
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| Learning function eliminates roving test runs and ensures consistent roving packages. |
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