Difference between revisions of "Tajima TMFX C1202"
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| embCompanyImageDesc = A TMFX-C1202 machine | | embCompanyImageDesc = A TMFX-C1202 machine | ||
| embSeriesYears = | | embSeriesYears = 1996 - 2001 | ||
| embSeriesHeads = 2 | | embSeriesHeads = 2 | ||
| embSeriesNeedles = 12 | | embSeriesNeedles = 12 | ||
| embSeriesInput = Floppy, Serial, Parallel, [[FloppyToUSB]] | | embSeriesInput = Floppy, Serial, Parallel, [[FloppyToUSB]] | ||
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The Tajima TMFX C1202 is a two head, 12-needle machine manufactured from | The Tajima TMFX C1202 is a two head, 12-needle machine manufactured from 1996 to 2001. These machines were built in Japan. | ||
The Tajima TMFX Series are [[Embroidery_Machine_Legend#Bridge_Type|Bridge Type]] (not [[Embroidery_Machine_Legend#Arm_Type|Arm Type]]) embroidery machines. | |||
The Tajima TMFX machines have been very popular in the United States and much of the rest of the world. The machines are compact versions of multiheads and ideal for most all applications. Their small footprint also allows the machine to fit in homes, garages, malls and small shops. However the model is also heavily used in large scale production embroidery shops. | |||
==Floppy Upgrade== | ==Floppy Upgrade== | ||
Revision as of 20:59, 10 October 2013
{{#invoke:Infobox|infobox}} The Tajima TMFX C1202 is a two head, 12-needle machine manufactured from 1996 to 2001. These machines were built in Japan.
The Tajima TMFX Series are Bridge Type (not Arm Type) embroidery machines.
The Tajima TMFX machines have been very popular in the United States and much of the rest of the world. The machines are compact versions of multiheads and ideal for most all applications. Their small footprint also allows the machine to fit in homes, garages, malls and small shops. However the model is also heavily used in large scale production embroidery shops.
Floppy Upgrade
A very small percentage (less than 5%) of the TMFX machines used narrow height floppy disk drives. Production of the narrow-height floppy disk drive has long been discontinued by Tajima. Drive upgrades or replacements on these machines must now use only standard-sized floppy drives and FloppyToUSB-type drives. This means a small number of the TMFX control panels must be slightly enlarged at the floppy drive port to accommodate these drives.
The Tajima TMFX and TMEX share very similar, almost identical, control panels.