With this utility you can change critical configuration of the system,
and test various interface functions. Any change of the configuration 
data should be done with extreme caution, and only upon guidance of 
Technical Support.

<b>Machine Model
There are different motor arrangements for some models, so it is 
important to select the right model. If you find that one or both motors 
move in the opposite direction, check and correct the model selection.

<b>Single Stitch Phases
If the switch on the left handle of the machine makes a full single stitch, 
this  should be set to 1. If the switch makes a half stitch, set this to 2. 
Machines with an option to select either operation should be set to the 
customers preference.

<b>Single Stitch Pulse Duration  
For most models 200 milliseconds is an acceptable setting. 
If the "marking stitch", the full stitch the IQ makes when a start position 
is reached, shows any intermittent operation, this number should be 
increased.

<b>Delay Before Single Stitch 
If the needle positioning cycle of a machine is too slow, the single stitch 
that the IQ uses for needle positioning after stopping may be missing. 
In these cases this number should be increased.

<b>Delay After Single Stitch 
Some machines have a very slow single stitch cycle, in which case this 
number should be increased.

<b>Start Pulse Duration 
If the stitching does not start or stop when the IQ issues the start/stop 
control, this number needs to be increased. 
Note that if the speed and detail settings in sewing mode are set more 
than 0.5"/sec. apart, the start pulse will be 2 seconds long, independently 
of the Start Pulse Duration setting.

<b>Motor Start Delay (ms) 
This is mainly for A-1 machines. If there is a long stitch when the machine 
starts sewing, increase this number by 50ms at a time, until the long stitch
disappears.

<b>Motor Control Sensitivity 
This parameter determines the responsiveness of the motor control. 
This is usually set at 18 on standard motors, 16 on SuperMotors.  
If you see wiggly lines after turns at points when the machine is running 
at a moderate speed,i.e not too fast for the scale of the pattern, this 
needs decreasing one step at a time.

<b>Date/Time 
This should be set for your local date and time. Use the keypad to enter 
the information. The order in which you should enter the information is 
shown on the screen. The time should be entered as a 24-hour clock 
(military time).

<b>Screen Brightness (when exists)
Use the plus and minus buttons to increase or decrease the brightness 
of the screen.

<b>Cursor On/Off
Use the plus and minus button to turn on/off the cursor. 
Note that you can also turn on the cursor by plugging in a USB mouse.

<b>Communication Test
This test function was designed to help the phone assistance from 
Technical Support. 

<b>SingleStitch
If the tablet is on the machine, this button makes a single stitch.

<b>StartSwitch
If the tablet is on the machine, this button starts/stops the stitching.
When the machine is stitching, the Thread Break indicator shows whether
the sensor wheel is turned by the thread.

<b>Mouse Registration
With this function you can register a USB mouse (wired or wireless)
that you can use in case of touch screen malfunction.
<b>NOTE that you need to be in Main Menu to plug in or remove the mouse.

<b>Touch Calibration (when shown)
If you notice misalignment between the physical touch of the screen
and the selection on the display or activation of buttons, please
call Technical Support. They will instruct you to use the touch screen 
calibration utility.

Touch [Finished] to return to the System menu.

