SXACT-GT2003-II · Loom controls
Equipment model · SXACT-GT2003-II
The SXACT-GT2003-II is an electronic pattern operating unit made by Shaoxing Action and filed under the company's closed electronic dobby category. The model page names the unit and its category and publishes no interface table, frame count, file format or memory size, so those figures have to come from Action for your loom. To get a usable offer, send your dobby make and model, the board and software revisions now fitted, and a few of your pattern files.
Manufacturer: Action Mechanical and Electrical Technology
- Exact code
- SXACT-GT2003-II
- Unit type
- Electronic pattern operating unit
- Official category
- Closed electronic dobby
- Interface schedule
- Not published
- Maker
- Shaoxing Action Mechanical and Electrical Technology
Published specifications
Values below come from the maintained catalogue record. The guide review date does not renew an earlier specification: read the dated source notes and confirm a current, matched configuration before comparing products.
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| Parameter | Published value |
|---|---|
| Function | Electronic pattern operating unit |
| Published dobby category | Closed electronic dobby |
What the unit does and what it leaves to the loom
Action's official title for the SXACT-GT2003-II is electronic pattern operating unit, and the Chinese model page files it under closed electronic dobby. Nothing on that page claims the unit takes over the full loom control box or the other loom functions. Plan for it as one component of the dobby control.
Open the quote request with a sketch of your current control system and circle the part to be changed. Ask for the boards, cables, actuators and software in the offer to be listed, along with what stays on the loom. A price for the front operating unit alone can leave the rest of a conversion unpriced.
If you are weighing other loom upgrades too, the weaving process map groups suppliers by machine type, and the loom-types note covers rapier, water-jet and jacquard machines. [1]
Figures to get from Action for your loom
The model page leaves every field below blank. Ask for each one against the exact hardware and software revision in the offer. A cabinet that looks right, or a connector of the same shape, says little about the electrics. When two offers arrive, compare the configurations line by line. [1]
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| What you provide | What Action should state | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Loom and dobby make and model | The supported combination and any retrofit limits | One category name covers many different installations. |
| Current operating unit and board revisions | Replacement hardware and firmware, by exact version | Units in one model family can carry different interfaces. |
| Connection and supply drawings approved by the owner | Electrical schedule, connector and pin definitions, adapters needed | A unit that fits the panel can still mismatch electrically. |
| List of patterns and machine settings | File formats, transfer process and any conversion | Patterns and settings often migrate by different routes. |
| Selection and repeat functions in use | Channel mapping, timing reference and operating modes | The pattern sequence has to match the real loom. |
| Stop and protective functions now fitted | Who is responsible for them and how they are checked | Safety at system level depends on the whole installation. |
Action's other pattern device has its own figures
Action also sells an electronic stencil device, shown on an English page under GT221E/GT228E. That page talks about replacing a mechanical pattern-paper arrangement and lists frame control, weft selection, output and memory features.
None of those figures is published for the SXACT-GT2003-II. Its page gives no frame count, selection-channel count, file capacity or USB workflow. Ask for the manual of the exact unit and a written schedule tied to the hardware and software revision you will receive.
The two pages also describe their categories in different words. If Action says parts or programs are shared between them, have that written into the offer. [1] [2]
Moving your patterns onto the new unit
Before the old unit comes off, have the owner's maintenance staff record the hardware and software identifiers, every pattern and the machine settings. Agree a backup and restore method that Action supports.
Choose one pattern you know well, with clean repeat boundaries and the selection events your real fabric needs. Ask Action to show the import or rebuild, how the operator sees which version is loaded, and how the intended start position is chosen.
Check a conversion by matching four items: the original file, the converted file, the settings record and a fabric sample, all labelled with the same job and revision. A file that opens on screen tells you only that it opens. Weaving your own pattern on your own yarn settles whether the loom runs the right sequence. [1]
Accepting the unit on the loom
Accept the configured loom with this unit fitted, as one system. Action's instructions and a qualified assessment of the system come first. The sequence below is the buyer's part, following the logic of factory acceptance testing. [1]
Back up the old setup
Hold approved backups and know how the loom would be restored before the change.
Match the delivery to the schedule
Compare the unit, boards, firmware, adapters and drawings with the agreed supply list.
Check configuration
Use Action's approved diagnostics to confirm the mapping and the functions you need.
Weave the known pattern
Watch sequence, repeat boundaries and selection on representative fabric under the agreed conditions.
Stop mid-pattern and resume
Confirm the loom picks up at the intended pattern position, with qualified staff present.
Hand over
File the accepted fabric, the files, final settings, drawings and a list of items still to close.
Documents and support for later years
Ask for operating instructions, backup and restore guidance and a way to identify the correct replacement board or unit. Note who may change settings and how later revisions get logged. The note on warranty and spare parts lists the clauses that protect you here.
Settle commissioning attendance, operator training, remote support and spare-part stock for your country. Action describes a wide office network, so confirm which office signs for your retrofit.
Price, delivery, electrical ratings and compatibility all belong in the dated offer. [1] [3]
Prepare a useful enquiry
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Sources & limitations
Before ordering, ask Action to confirm in writing: the loom and dobby combination the unit supports, its exact hardware and firmware, the electrical schedule with connector and pin definitions, the frame and selection-channel counts, pattern file formats and transfer method, which functions stay with the existing controller, who commissions the unit in your country, and the dated price and delivery.
SXACT-GT2003-II electronic pattern operating unit
Shaoxing Action Mechanical and Electrical Technology · Undated; read 11 October 2026
The model page in Chinese: exact code and the closed electronic dobby category. Electrical, I/O and file details are not given.
Electronic stencil device, GT221E/GT228E category
Shaoxing Action Mechanical and Electrical Technology · Undated; read 11 October 2026
Action's English page for a different pattern device, with 20/24-frame, weft, output and memory figures that apply to that device.
Official company introduction
Shaoxing Action Mechanical and Electrical Technology · Undated; read 11 October 2026
Company background: founded 2005 in Tingshan, with servo rapier and terry control boxes, pattern devices, weft selectors and an office network.
Each source above lists its publisher and the date it was checked. Editorial method · Report an outdated detail