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Accept the basic setting or input a new backtack length, e.g. 9 mm.
Press the enter key.
Press the key for stitch condensation at end of seam (diode lights up).
The cursor first jumps to the input for seam-end condensation length (ESV-LG).
Input the length of stitch condensation, e.g. 12 mm.
Press the enter key.
The cursor jumps to the input for the stitch length for stitch condensation.
Input the stitch length, e.g. 1.0 mm.
Press the enter key.
Press the engaging depth key (diode lights up).
This is where the engaging depth is set, depending on the depth of the guide blade in
use.
Input the setting for the engaging depth, e.g. 2 mm (for a 12 mm-deep dart with a 10
mm-deep guide blade).
Press the enter key.
Press the angle seam key (diode lights up).
The cursor first jumps to the input for angle seam length (WLG).
Input the setting according to the required angle seam length, here 101 mm.
(Total length = seam length + angle seam length)
Press the enter key.
The cursor jumps to the input for angle seam depth (DEPTH).
Input the preset angle-seam depth, here 12 mm.
Press the enter key.
(The cursor jumps to the input for the angle.)
The preset amount is calculated from the angle seam length and depth and can
be used if a straight seam is to be sewn which ends at the seam crease line
(see Fig. 10-05).
To sew beyond the material crease line (on the chain) the preset angle must be
reduced by at least 0.1 degrees.
If a curved seam is to be sewn, the preset amount must be varied considerably
upwards or downwards (see Fig. 10-06).
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