Jog Speed; Continuous; Stitch; Uses For Move - Baby Lock Pro-Stitcher BLPS Instruction And Reference Manual

Jog Speed

This is the speed at which the Pro-Stitcher will
move the quilting machine when a direction arrow
is pressed. Tap the number box to enter a value or
use the "Up" or "Down" arrows to adjust the speed
accordingly. The machine must be stopped before
changing the "jog speed."

Continuous

With this box checked, the user only has to tap on
one of the direction arrows and the Pro-Stitcher will
continue to move in that direction until the "Stop"
button is pressed (the direction arrow that was
tapped will turn into a "Stop" button) or until anoth-
er direction arrow is pressed to change the direction
the Pro-Stitcher is moving.
With this box unchecked, the Pro-Stitcher will only
move while the direction arrow is being pressed. As
soon as the arrow button is released, the Pro-Stitcher
will stop moving.

Stitch

With this button checked, the quilting machine will
begin stitching when the Pro-Stitcher starts moving
and stop stitching when it stops moving.
Unchecked, the Pro-Stitcher moves without causing
the quilting machine to stitch.
Uses for Move Function
Some of the uses for the "Move" function include:
Basting: Set the stitches per inch setting to 4 to get
the largest possible stitch.
Crosshatching: Press the "Reset Home" button at
the top of the screen to zero out the "X" and "Y"
measurements (also at the top of the screen). Use
the "X" and "Y" values to measure the distance to
the next crosshatch line. Continue to "Reset Home"
prior to moving to each consecutive line if desired.
Stitch-in-the-ditch: If the jog speed is slow, the
user can gently adjust the quilt while the machine is
stitching to accurately follow seams that may not be
perfectly straight.
Stitching straight lines: Using the "Stitch" option,
stitch in any of the eight directions available to get
perfectly straight lines.
Aligning the quilt: Use "Continuous" mode without
the "Stitch" option to have the Pro-Stitcher move
slowly in a straight line across the length of the quilt
to assist in getting the quilt lined up straight. Adjust
the quilt as necessary as the machine moves along.
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