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'''Toyota''' is a manufacturer of single head [[embroidery machines]].  The Tajima embroidery machine company is based out of Japan.  Toyota is one of the most well-known single head brands in embroidery machine manufacturing.  
'''Toyota''' is a manufacturer of single head [[Industrial/Commercial Embroidery Machine|embroidery machines]].  The Toyota embroidery machine company is based out of Japan.  Toyota is one of the most well-known single head brands in embroidery machine manufacturing.  


Toyota has never produced a multihead [[Industrial/Commercial Embroidery Machine|embroidery machine]].


==History, origin and sales==
==History, origin and sales==
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Toyota started manufacturing multineedle embroidery machines in the early 1990's
The Tajima embroidery machine company rose to popularity in the United States between the very late 1980s and the very early 1990s.  The early model Tajimas produced till around 1996 had a greenish color scheme. Around 1996, Tajima machines changed from the light green color scheme (with dark green logo) to their more common white color scheme with a green, pink and blue logo. Tajima, along with Barudan of Japan, became a top two embroidery machine maker in the USA.  Both Barudan and Tajima continue to be the two leading makers of embroidery machines for the United States market.


Tajima continues to lead sales in most of the west and south of the USA whereas Barudan leads sales in the north and east.  Most of the rest of the United States is evenly divided among the two major embroidery machines (Tajima and Barudan).  Tajimas are more commonly seen around Mexico and most of Central America whereas Barudan tends to lead sales in countries such as Colombia, Peru, Venezuela.  Countries such as Argentina, Canada, Brazil, and Chile are divided among both Tajima and Barudan for popularity rights.-->
Toyota has never had a multihead model.  Toyota was one of the first commercial embroidery machines to be small enough to be portable yet large enough for industrial embroidery jobs.


Tajimas machines original ran off paper punch cards from the 1970s till the 1980s when they were replaced by paper tape.  Paper tape was soon replaced by floppy drives.  Most all Tajima machines today are now run off USB drives.
Due to its size, it was very popular for traveling embroidery companies, malls, small shops and small home commercial embroidery businesses.
 
The Toyota embroidery machine was bought by the [[Tajima]] company and has since not been produced.  Tajima has released their version of the Toyota under the name Expert.
 
The Tajima NEO is very similar to the last Toyota model produces, the Toyota 9100.  The Tajima embroidery machine company used most of the Toyota 9100 in designing their NEO.
 
The Tajima NEO is the only true portable machine by Tajima and was partially designed by Toyota.


==Other Equipment==
==Other Equipment==
In addition to Tajima producing single and multi-head embroidery machines, Tajima also produces chenille machines, and machines with sequin devices.
Toyota does not produce any other embroidery related products


==Software Extensions==
==Software Extensions==
Tajima DST (.dst) is the most common software extension for Tajima software and machines.  However, Tajima uses several other [[embroidery software formats]].  Tajima DST is the most common embroidery format found.
Tajima DST ([[.dst]]) is the most common software extension for Toyota software and machines.  However, Toyota uses several other [[embroidery software formats]].  Tajima DST is the most common embroidery format found.


==Embroidery Machines==
==Embroidery Machines==
===TME-HC Series===
===820 Series===
 
{{Infobox machineType
{{Infobox machineType
| embSeries = TME-HC
| embSeries = 820
| embName = Tajima
| embName = Toyota
| embCompanyImage = tajima_hc912.png
| embCompanyImage = Toyota_820_Embroidery_Machine.jpg
| embCompanyImageDesc = TME-HC912 9 needle 12 head
| embCompanyImageDesc = Toyota 820 Embroidery Machine
| embSeriesYears = 1990 - 1994
| embSeriesYears = 1990 - 1992
| embSeriesHeads = 4, 6, 12, 15, 20
| embSeriesHeads = 1
| embSeriesNeedles = 6, 9
| embSeriesNeedles = 6  
| embSeriesInput = Serial, Parallel, [[FloppyToUSB]]
| embSeriesInput = Serial, [[Embroidery Black Box|Black Box]]
}}
}}


In 1990 Tajima released the TME-HC series embroidery machine.  The TME-HC did not come with a floppy disk drive and only came with ports for external readers such as an external paper tape reader or Floppy Drive.  The machine came in options of 4,6, 12, 15 or 20 heads.  The machine only had manually removable table tops (nothing automatic).  The machine was only available as 6 or 9 needles.
{{for|the Toyota 820 machine electronics info|Toyota 820 Electronics}}
[[File:Tajima TME-HC904-1991-A.jpg|thumb|left|alt=Tajima TME-HC904 First Generation with separate pretension bar|Tajima TME-HC904 First Generation with separate pretension bar]]
 
====1990-1992====
The 820 series was the second multineedle embroidery machine released by Toyota.  The Toyota 820 was a 6 needle single head embroidery machine.  The machine was the first Toyota to have a removable table top to use the tubular [[Embroidery Machine Accessories|embroidery accessory]] and the first Toyota machine with a cap system.
In 1990 Tajima released their first TME-HC model.  The original HC models had mechanical thread break detectors that ran off a mechanical cam system. When the machine made a color change, the lob of the cam would physically close the thread break detection circuit.  The HC models from this era had pretension knobs apart from the heads located in front of the mechanical thread break detection system.
 
[[File:BORDADORA-TAJIMA-TME-HC-CABEZAS-9-HILOS.jpg|thumb|right|alt=Tajima TME-HC912 Second Generation with attached pretension |Tajima TME-HC912 Second Generation with attached pretension]]
The cap system on this machine had a separate motor that connected to the machines base.
====1993-1994====
 
The TME-HC machines released after 1992 came with standard [[DU-10]] power boxes for the X and Y card.  Each head was equipped with individual thread break boards and sensors, replacing the original HC design.  The machines from this era looked much more like their predecessor, the TME-DC.  The last TME-HC machine was produced in 1994.
The machine remained to look very similar to the earlier 800 model but with a few small visual changes like the base color.


==== TME-HC Specifications ====
==== Toyota 820 Specifications ====


{{for|the Tajima TME-HC machine dimension info|Embroidery Machine Dimensions}}
{{for|the Tajima Toyota 820 machine dimension info|Embroidery Machine Dimensions}}


<center>
<center>
{| class="wikitable sortable"
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
|-
! Model !! Heads !! Needles !! EMB Space / Head !! Max SPM !! Pwr Cons. !! Years !! Color
! Model !! Heads !! Needles !! EMB Space / Head !! Max SPM !! Pwr Cons. !! Years
|-
| TME-HC606 (G1) || 6 || 6 || emb Space || SPM || POWEW || 1990-1992 || Green
|-
| TME-HC612 (G1) || 12 || 6 || emb Space || SPM || POWEW || 1990-1992 || Green
|-
| TME-HC904 (G1) || 4 || 9 || emb Space || SPM || POWEW || 1990-1992 || Green
|-
| TME-HC906 (G1) || 6 || 9 || emb Space || SPM || POWEW || 1990-1992 || Green
|-
| TME-HC912 (G1) || 12 || 9 || emb Space || SPM || POWEW || 1990-1992 || Green
|-
| TME-HC906 (G2) || 6 || 9 || emb Space || SPM || POWEW || 1993-1994 || Green
|-
|-
| TME-HC912 (G2) || 12 || 9 || emb Space || SPM || POWEW || 1993-1994 || Green
| 820  || 1 || 6 || emb Space || SPM || POWEW || 1990-1992 
|-
|-
|}
|}
</center>
</center>


 
===820A/830 Series===
===TMEX-C / TMFX Series===
{{Infobox machineType
{{Infobox machineType
| embSeries = TMFX/TMEX-C
| embSeries = 820A/830
| embName = Tajima
| embName = Toyota
| embCompanyImage = Tmfx-c902.jpg  
| embCompanyImage = Toyota_820A_Embroidery_Machine.jpg
| embCompanyImageDesc = An early model TMFX-C902 machine
| embCompanyImageDesc = Toyota 820A Embroidery Machine
| embSeriesYears = 1990 - 20xx
| embSeriesYears = 1990 - 1994
| embSeriesHeads = 1, 2, 4, 6, 8
| embSeriesHeads = 1
| embSeriesNeedles = 9, 12, 15
| embSeriesNeedles = 12  
| embSeriesInput = Floppy, Serial, Parallel, [[FloppyToUSB]]
| embSeriesInput = Serial, [[Embroidery Black Box|Black Box]]
}}
}}
[[File:Tmfx_usb2.jpg |thumb|left|alt=Tajima TMEX-C / TMFX Control Panel with optional [[FloppyToUSB]] installed|Tajima TMEX-C / TMFX Control Panel with optional [[FloppyToUSB]] installed]]
The Tajima TMFX model has been one of the longest produced models of the Tajima embroidery machine series.
{{for|the Tajima TMFX machine electronics info|Tajima TMFX Electronics}}
''For the Tajima TMFX user manual see [http://www.plrelectronics.com/lab/Tajima/Manual/tajima_tmfx_instructions.php Tajima TMFX User Manual]''
Tajima claims the TMEX-C machine was The World First with Wide Cap Frame.  ''"The WORLD FIRST!  The wide cap frame drastically expands your embroidery repertoire to include everything from designs on the front of the cap to designs that extends to the wide panels.  It opens up unlimited possibilities for creative cap embroidery and for significant imporments in added value."''


A very small percentage (less than 5%) of the TMFX and TMEX machines used narrow height floppy disk drives.  The narrow height floppy disk drives have long been discontinued.  Only regular sized floppy drives and floppy to USB drives can be used to replace the old 3 1/2 floppy drives on these machines.  This means a very few amount of the TMFX control panels must be slight enlarged at the floppy drive port when accommodating these newer style drives.
{{for|the Toyota 820A/830 machine electronics info|Toyota 820A/830 Electronics}}


The Tajima TMFX and TMEX share very similar, almost identical, control panels.
The Toyota 820A is a 6 needle machine and the Toyota 830 is a 9 needle machine.  Otherwise, the two single head machines were identical.  The machines did not come with disk drives however a very rare amount of external disk drives we sold.  The machines have a 25 pin serial port that most operators used to connect directly to their PCs to transfer their data designs.  Special software is needed to transfer the designs directly to the machine.  The [[Embroidery Black Box|Black Box]] is also a solution to read designs from a USB stick directly into the machine.  


====1990-20xx====
The 820A and 830 were redesigned and upgraded from the previous 820 model.  A much more sleek control panel was used and the machine came with the ability to store more that one design at a time.
In 1990 Tajima released the TMFX series embroidery machine.  The TMFX models came in both single head and multi-head versions.  The first TMFX model was the TMFX-C901 model which was a nine needle single head embroidery machine.  The machine had automatic color change and automatic trimmers.  The single head and dual head models both had removable bases.  


====1995====
Although the 820A has '820' in its model, the 820A is very different from the 820 model.
In 1995 Tajima released the TMEX-C embroidery machine.  The TMEX-C was designed to replace the single head TMFX model.


Tajima only used the TMFX model as a single head for a very short period.  The single head was then commonly known as the TMEX-C machine which was basically a one head version of the TMFX.
The 820A and 830 did not use the cap system with the motor used by the 820 but instead used an all mechanical version.


==== TMEX-C / TMFX Specifications ====
==== Toyota 820A/830 Specifications ====


{{for|the Tajima TMFX machine dimension info|Embroidery Machine Dimensions}}
{{for|the Tajima Toyota 820A/830 machine dimension info|Embroidery Machine Dimensions}}


<center>
<center>
{| class="wikitable sortable"
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
|-
! Model !! Heads !! Needles !! EMB Space / Head !! Max SPM !! Pwr Cons. !! Years !! Color
! Model !! Heads !! Needles !! EMB Space / Head !! Max SPM !! Pwr Cons. !! Years
|-
|-
| TMEX-C901 || 1 || 9 || 280 x 500mm || 1200 || 400W || 1995-1996 || Green
| 820A  || 1 || 6 || emb Space || SPM || POWEW || 1995-1996
|-
|-
| TMEX-C1201 || 1|| 12 || 280 x 500mm || 1200 ||     || 1996-1999 || White
| 830 || 1 || 9 || emb Space || SPM || POWEW || 1996-1998
|-
|-
| TMEX-C1501 || 1|| 15 || 280 x 500mm || 1200 ||    || 1999-2007 || White
|-
| TMFX-C901 || 1 || 9 ||              ||      ||    || 1990-1992 || Green
|-
| TMFX-C902 || 2 || 9 ||              ||      ||    || 1990-1994 || Green
|-
| TMFX-C904 || 4 || 9 ||              ||      ||    || 1990-1992 || Green
|-
| TMFX-C906 || 6 || 9 ||              ||      ||    || 1990-1994 || Green
|-
| TMFX-C902 || 2 || 9 ||              ||      ||    || 1995-1997 || White
|-
| TMFX-C904 || 4 || 9 ||              ||      ||    || 1995-1997 || White
|-
| TMFX-C906 || 6 || 9 ||              ||      ||    || 1995-1997 || White
|-
| TMFXC-1202 || 2 || 12 ||              ||      ||    || 1996-2001 || White
|-
| TMFXC-1204 || 4 || 12 ||              ||      ||    || 1996-2001 || White
|-
| TMFXC-1206 || 6 || 12 ||              ||      ||    || 1996-2001 || White
|-
| TMFXC-1502 || 2 || 15 ||              ||      ||    || 2002-2010 || White
|-
| TMFXC-1504 || 4 || 15 ||              ||      ||    || 2002-2010 || White
|-
| TMFXC-1506 || 6 || 15 ||              ||      ||    || 2002-2010 || White
|}
|}
</center>
</center>


===TME-DC Series===
===850/851/860 Series===
{{Infobox machineType
{{Infobox machineType
| embSeries = TME-DC
| embSeries = 850/851/860
| embName = Tajima
| embName = Toyota
| embCompanyImage = tajima_DC912_Green.png
| embCompanyImage = Toyota_860_Embroidery_Machine.jpg
| embCompanyImageDesc = A Tajima TME-DC912 Green model
| embCompanyImageDesc = Toyota 860 Embroidery Machine
| embSeriesYears = 1994 - 20xx
| embSeriesYears = 1996 - 1999
| embSeriesHeads = 6 - 20
| embSeriesHeads = 1
| embSeriesNeedles = 9 - 15
| embSeriesNeedles = 1, 12
| embSeriesInput = Floppy, Serial, Parallel, [[FloppyToUSB]]
| embSeriesInput = Serial, Floppy, [[FloppyToUSB]], [[Embroidery Black Box|Black Box]]
}}
}}


{{for|the Tajima TME-DC machine electronics info|Tajima TME-DC Electronics}}
{{for|the Toyota 850/851/860 machine electronics info|Toyota 850/851/860 Electronics}}


''For the Tajima TME-DC user manual see [http://www.plrelectronics.com/lab/Tajima/Manual/tmedc_instructions.php Tajima TME-DC User Manual]''
In 1990 Tajima released the TME-HC series embroidery machine.  The TME-HC did not come with a floppy disk drive and only came with ports for external readers such as an external paper tape reader or Floppy Drive.  The machine came in options of 4,6, 12, 15 or 20 heads. The machine only had manually removable table tops (nothing automatic). The machine was only available as 6 or 9 needles.


In 1994 Tajima released the TME-DC series embroidery machine.  [[File:Dc912.jpg |thumb|left|alt=Tajima TME-DC912 model circa 1994|Tajima TME-DC912 model circa 1994]]
==== Toyota 850/851/860 Specifications ====
The Tajima TME-DC was the next model up from the TME-HC model produced the previous years before.  Unlile the TME-HC machine, the Tajima TME-DC models came standard with a Floppy Disk Drive.  The Tajima DC series also came with upgraded control panel, motors, and motor controllers.  Many models of the Tajima DC also came with Hydraulic Tables but, standard removable table tops were still available on some for a lesser price.  The Tajima TME-DC models were available in 6, 12, 15 and 20 heads.  The early machines built in the early and mid 1990s were mostly 9 needles.  Around year 2000 most all models were standard 12 needles.
====1994-20xx====


==== TME-DC Specifications ====
{{for|the Toyota 850/851/860 machine dimension info|Embroidery Machine Dimensions}}
 
{{for|the Tajima TME-DC machine dimension info|Embroidery Machine Dimensions}}


<center>
<center>
{| class="wikitable sortable"
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
|-
! Model !! Heads !! Needles !! EMB Space / Head !! Max SPM !! Pwr Cons. !! Years !! Color
! Model !! Heads !! Needles !! EMB Space / Head !! Max SPM !! Pwr Cons. !! Years
|-
| 851 || 1 || 1 || emb Space || SPM || POWEW || 1997-1999 
|-
| 850 || 1 || 12 || emb Space || SPM || POWEW || 1997-1999 
|-
|-
| TME-DC906 (G1) || 6 || 9 || emb Space || SPM || POWEW || 1994-1996 || Green
| 860 || 1 || 12 || emb Space || SPM || POWEW || 1999-2004 
|-
|-
| TME-DC912 (G1) || 12 || 9 || emb Space || SPM || POWEW || 1994-1996 || Green
|}
|}
</center>
</center>
===9000/9100 Series===
{{Infobox machineType
{{Infobox machineType
| embSeries = NEO
| embSeries = 9000/9100
| embName = Tajima
| embName = Toyota
| embCompanyImage = tajimaNeo.png
| embCompanyImage = Toyota_9000_Embroidery_Machine.jpg
| embCompanyImageDesc = A Tajima NEO single head
| embCompanyImageDesc = Toyota 9000 Embroidery Machine
| embSeriesYears = 2002 - Present
| embSeriesYears = 2008 - 2012
| embSeriesHeads = 1
| embSeriesHeads = 1
| embSeriesNeedles = 15
| embSeriesNeedles = 15
| embSeriesInput = Floppy, Serial, Parallel
| embSeriesInput = Serial, Floppy, [[Floppy To USB]], [[Embroidery Black Box|Black Box]]
}}
}}


===NEO===
{{for|the Toyota 9000/9100 machine electronics info|Toyota 9000/9100 Electronics}}
The Tajima Neo is the only table-top, compact machine ever made by Tajima. The Neo is an entry-level machine in the Tajima lineup of embroidery machines. The first Tajima Neo was manufactured in 2002. In Tajima marketing materials, NEO stood for "Never Ending Opportunities" which was meant to emphasize the machine's ability to work with a wide variety of garments.


==== (TEJTII-C) Series ====
In 1990 Tajima released the TME-HC series embroidery machine. The TME-HC did not come with a floppy disk drive and only came with ports for external readers such as an external paper tape reader or Floppy Drive.  The machine came in options of 4,6, 12, 15 or 20 heads. The machine only had manually removable table tops (nothing automatic). The machine was only available as 6 or 9 needles.
The first Neo was the 2002 Tajima Neo II TEJT C1501. It was a single-head machine with a sewing field of 19.4 x 14inches, and was a scaled-down version of a standard commercial embroidery machine. The Neo II was portable and came with a stand (with wheels) which made it convenient for taking to sporting events, craft fairs, kiosks and trade shows. The Tajima Neo II series had 15-needle, 12-needle, and 9-needle versions. The Neo came with a [[floppy disk drive]].


The 2004 Tajima Neo TEJT-C1501 featured 270 degree cap sash, tubular sash, one set of 270 cap frames, five sets of tubular hoops, removable table,
==== Toyota 9000/9100 Specifications ====


==== (TEXH-C) Series ====
{{for|the Toyota 9000/9100 machine dimension info|Embroidery Machine Dimensions}}
The TEHX-C1501 Tajima Neo was a single-head machine featuring 15 needles.
 
==== NEO Specifications ====
 
{{for|the Tajima NEO machine dimension info|Embroidery Machine Dimensions}}


<center>
<center>
{| class="wikitable sortable"
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
|-
! Model !! Heads !! Needles !! EMB Space / Head !! Max SPM !! Pwr Cons. !! Years  
! Model !! Heads !! Needles !! EMB Space / Head !! Max SPM !! Pwr Cons. !! Years
|-
|-
| TEJTII-C || 1 || 15 || 19.4 IN x 14 IN || SPM || POWEW || 2002 - Present
| 9000|| 1 || 15 || emb Space || SPM || POWEW || 2005-2008
|-
| 9100|| 1 || 15 || emb Space || SPM || POWEW || 2008-2010
|-
|-
| TEXH-C || 1 || 15 || 19.4 IN x 14 IN  || SPM || POWEW || 2002 - Present
|}
|}
</center>
</center>


==Buying==
==Buying==
Tajima embroidery machines are probably one of the best machines on the market.  They are more expensive that most all competing models but, they are very solidly built and have a good resell market.  There are a lot of [[embroidery machine technicians]] available world wide and parts are pretty easy to find even for older models.
Toyota embroidery machines are probably one of the best machines on the market.  They are more expensive that most all competing models but, they are very solidly built and have a good resell market.  There are a lot of [[Embroidery Machine Technicians|embroidery machine technicians]] available world wide and parts are pretty easy to find even for older models.
 
==Selling==
[[TheEmbroideryWarehouse]] buys and sells most every make and model of Toyota embroidery machines located within the continental USA.  They also purchase parts, parts machines, salvage machines and most everything else related to embroidery equipment.
 
==Repairs==
*[[Embroidery Machine Technicians]]
*[[PLRElectronics]]


==See also==
==See also==
*[[FloppyToUSB]]
*[[Embroidery Black Box|Black Box]]
*[[Tajima TMFX Electronics]]
*[[Floppy To USB]]
*[[Toyota 820A/830 Electronics]]
*[[Toyota 850/851/860 Electronics]]


==References==
==References==
{{Reflist|2}}
<!--{{Reflist|2}}-->


==External links==
==External links==
*''[[PLRElectronics]]'' - [http://www.plrelectronics.com/lab/Tajima/Manual/tajima_tmfx_instructions.php Tajima TMFX User Manual]
*''[[PLRElectronics]]'' - [http://www.plrelectronics.com/lab/Toyota/Manual/toyota_850_usb_download.pdf Toyota 850 USB Download]
*''[[FloppyToUSB]]'' - [http://www.FloppyToUSB.com Floppy To USB Convertor]
*''[[Floppy To USB]]'' - [http://www.FloppyToUSB.com Floppy To USB Convertor]

Latest revision as of 21:41, 8 October 2013

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Toyota is a manufacturer of single head embroidery machines. The Toyota embroidery machine company is based out of Japan. Toyota is one of the most well-known single head brands in embroidery machine manufacturing.

Toyota has never produced a multihead embroidery machine.

History, origin and sales

Toyota started manufacturing multineedle embroidery machines in the early 1990's

Toyota has never had a multihead model. Toyota was one of the first commercial embroidery machines to be small enough to be portable yet large enough for industrial embroidery jobs.

Due to its size, it was very popular for traveling embroidery companies, malls, small shops and small home commercial embroidery businesses.

The Toyota embroidery machine was bought by the Tajima company and has since not been produced. Tajima has released their version of the Toyota under the name Expert.

The Tajima NEO is very similar to the last Toyota model produces, the Toyota 9100. The Tajima embroidery machine company used most of the Toyota 9100 in designing their NEO.

The Tajima NEO is the only true portable machine by Tajima and was partially designed by Toyota.

Other Equipment

Toyota does not produce any other embroidery related products

Software Extensions

Tajima DST (.dst) is the most common software extension for Toyota software and machines. However, Toyota uses several other embroidery software formats. Tajima DST is the most common embroidery format found.

Embroidery Machines

820 Series

{{#invoke:Infobox|infobox}}

For {{#if:the Toyota 820 machine electronics info|the Toyota 820 machine electronics info|other uses}}, see Toyota 820 Electronics{{#if:|{{#if:|, [[:{{{3}}}]], {{#if:|[[:{{{4}}}]], and [[:{{{5}}}]]|and [[:{{{4}}}]]}}| and [[:{{{3}}}]]}}}}.

The 820 series was the second multineedle embroidery machine released by Toyota. The Toyota 820 was a 6 needle single head embroidery machine. The machine was the first Toyota to have a removable table top to use the tubular embroidery accessory and the first Toyota machine with a cap system.

The cap system on this machine had a separate motor that connected to the machines base.

The machine remained to look very similar to the earlier 800 model but with a few small visual changes like the base color.

Toyota 820 Specifications

For {{#if:the Tajima Toyota 820 machine dimension info|the Tajima Toyota 820 machine dimension info|other uses}}, see Embroidery Machine Dimensions{{#if:|{{#if:|, [[:{{{3}}}]], {{#if:|[[:{{{4}}}]], and [[:{{{5}}}]]|and [[:{{{4}}}]]}}| and [[:{{{3}}}]]}}}}.
Model Heads Needles EMB Space / Head Max SPM Pwr Cons. Years
820 1 6 emb Space SPM POWEW 1990-1992

820A/830 Series

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For {{#if:the Toyota 820A/830 machine electronics info|the Toyota 820A/830 machine electronics info|other uses}}, see Toyota 820A/830 Electronics{{#if:|{{#if:|, [[:{{{3}}}]], {{#if:|[[:{{{4}}}]], and [[:{{{5}}}]]|and [[:{{{4}}}]]}}| and [[:{{{3}}}]]}}}}.

The Toyota 820A is a 6 needle machine and the Toyota 830 is a 9 needle machine. Otherwise, the two single head machines were identical. The machines did not come with disk drives however a very rare amount of external disk drives we sold. The machines have a 25 pin serial port that most operators used to connect directly to their PCs to transfer their data designs. Special software is needed to transfer the designs directly to the machine. The Black Box is also a solution to read designs from a USB stick directly into the machine.

The 820A and 830 were redesigned and upgraded from the previous 820 model. A much more sleek control panel was used and the machine came with the ability to store more that one design at a time.

Although the 820A has '820' in its model, the 820A is very different from the 820 model.

The 820A and 830 did not use the cap system with the motor used by the 820 but instead used an all mechanical version.

Toyota 820A/830 Specifications

For {{#if:the Tajima Toyota 820A/830 machine dimension info|the Tajima Toyota 820A/830 machine dimension info|other uses}}, see Embroidery Machine Dimensions{{#if:|{{#if:|, [[:{{{3}}}]], {{#if:|[[:{{{4}}}]], and [[:{{{5}}}]]|and [[:{{{4}}}]]}}| and [[:{{{3}}}]]}}}}.
Model Heads Needles EMB Space / Head Max SPM Pwr Cons. Years
820A 1 6 emb Space SPM POWEW 1995-1996
830 1 9 emb Space SPM POWEW 1996-1998

850/851/860 Series

{{#invoke:Infobox|infobox}}

For {{#if:the Toyota 850/851/860 machine electronics info|the Toyota 850/851/860 machine electronics info|other uses}}, see Toyota 850/851/860 Electronics{{#if:|{{#if:|, [[:{{{3}}}]], {{#if:|[[:{{{4}}}]], and [[:{{{5}}}]]|and [[:{{{4}}}]]}}| and [[:{{{3}}}]]}}}}.

In 1990 Tajima released the TME-HC series embroidery machine. The TME-HC did not come with a floppy disk drive and only came with ports for external readers such as an external paper tape reader or Floppy Drive. The machine came in options of 4,6, 12, 15 or 20 heads. The machine only had manually removable table tops (nothing automatic). The machine was only available as 6 or 9 needles.

Toyota 850/851/860 Specifications

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Model Heads Needles EMB Space / Head Max SPM Pwr Cons. Years
851 1 1 emb Space SPM POWEW 1997-1999
850 1 12 emb Space SPM POWEW 1997-1999
860 1 12 emb Space SPM POWEW 1999-2004

9000/9100 Series

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In 1990 Tajima released the TME-HC series embroidery machine. The TME-HC did not come with a floppy disk drive and only came with ports for external readers such as an external paper tape reader or Floppy Drive. The machine came in options of 4,6, 12, 15 or 20 heads. The machine only had manually removable table tops (nothing automatic). The machine was only available as 6 or 9 needles.

Toyota 9000/9100 Specifications

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Model Heads Needles EMB Space / Head Max SPM Pwr Cons. Years
9000 1 15 emb Space SPM POWEW 2005-2008
9100 1 15 emb Space SPM POWEW 2008-2010

Buying

Toyota embroidery machines are probably one of the best machines on the market. They are more expensive that most all competing models but, they are very solidly built and have a good resell market. There are a lot of embroidery machine technicians available world wide and parts are pretty easy to find even for older models.

Selling

TheEmbroideryWarehouse buys and sells most every make and model of Toyota embroidery machines located within the continental USA. They also purchase parts, parts machines, salvage machines and most everything else related to embroidery equipment.

Repairs

See also

References

External links

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