AMAYA OS Messages

AMAYA OS reports any messages (whether they are change messages or error messages) in the Machine Bar.  (See Machine Bar for more information).

Error Messages

The following is an alphabetized list of AMAYA OS error messages and what to do when you encounter these messages.

If AMAYA OS ever displays an error message that is not listed here, refer to the Troubleshooting Guide in the .     

If you do not know how to respond to a message that is listed here or in the Technical Manual, contact Melco Technical Support  for assistance.

 

Error Message

Recovery Method

APPLIQUE position error – trying to do FUNCT when X/Y sitting in ‘stop for applique position’

Machine is stopped for an applique.  Finish the applique or click the reset design button. resetdesign.gif

Cutter not home

This message is displayed when the Start button is pressed to begin sewing or a Head Timing Function is performed, but the machine finds the cutting blade is not in its home position.

Open the Maintenance menu in AMAYA OS and select the Steppers tab.  Under Cutter, click the Home button.

DSP Command Error

 

The motor controller received an invalid command sequence; this results in a fatal error and the CPU halts. Call your Melco service representative for help.

E-Stop Button Engaged

This message is not necessarily an error message; whenever the E-Stop button is engaged, this message is displayed.   If you do not want the E-Stop button to be engaged, turn the button to the right to disengage.  

If this message is still displayed after you have disengaged the E-Stop button, see the      for some E-Stop button troubleshooting tips.

GOTO func error – trying to do GOTO stitch/color when already doing some function,  ie:trace,sew

Wait until the machine has completed performing the current function.  Then you can perform the Move function.

Grabber not home

The safety grabber is not fully retracted to its home position. Make sure the grabber is not caught.  

Then Open the Maintenance menu in AMAYA OS and select the Steppers tab.  Under Grabber, click the Home button.

HOOP CENTER error – not allowed when in middle of sewing a design

You have tried to center the hoop while a design is sewing.  Wait until the design is completed sewing to center the hoop.

HOOP Limit

If the X beam or Y beam motion is not within the sewing field limits when the machine is running, the machine will stop and AMAYA OS will give this error.

Select a larger hoop in AMAYA OS.

Missed headup while sewing

The Z axis controller missed a Head Up signal. The machine waits for another 150 degrees of rotation, and if the signal still hasn't been seen, stops sewing.

Open the maintenance menu in AMAYA OS.  Select the Head Timing tab and click the Head Up Button. Then press the Start button.

If this happens frequently call your Melco service representative for help.

NO design qued – pressing start key with no design selected

Load a design to the AMAYA.  Then press the Start button.

No trace Data

Load a design to the AMAYA.  Then press the Start button.

Not allowed while sewing – trying to do function while sewing

Wait until the machine has completed sewing.  

Not at headup

You are trying to execute a move function or color change function when the sewing head is not at Head Up.

Open the maintenance menu in AMAYA OS.  Select the Head Timing tab.  Then click the Head Up Button.

Not on a valid needle

The needle case has been manually moved.  Push the E-Stop button, then disengage the E-Stop button by turning it to the right.

Outside sewing field – trying to TRIM outside of selected hoop sewing field

You are trying to do a Trim Immediate when the needle is outside of the selected hoop limits.  

Select a larger hoop in AMAYA OS.

RETURN ORIGIN error – not in middle of a design, function not allowed

You have tried to return to origin when you are not in the middle of a design.  

Thread Break

 

Make sure the thread path is clear, there is bobbin thread, and the needle is installed correctly. Rethread the needle and press the Start key.