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8. Specifying Embroidering Setting
From this screen, the entire pattern can be edited and embroidering settings can be specified. In addition,
the embroidering position can be checked and a pattern can be saved for later use.
Embroidering settings screen (For details on the keys and other information on the screen, refer to
page 75.)
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1 Shows the size of the pattern in the pattern display
area.
2 Displays a preview image.
3 The image on fabric hooped in an embroidery
frame can be scanned with the built-in camera and
displayed as a background for the pattern. After
being scanned, the background image can be
hidden, or the image can be saved on external
memory.
4 Image on the Design Page shows image size,
rotation, number of thread changes and measured
position of image within the embroidery area.
5 Touch for additional editing functions.
6 Returns to the pattern editing screen.
7 Touch to store the pattern in memory.
8 The embroidering area guide in the pattern display
area indicates the size of the embroidery frame
that is actually installed.
9 Touch to check the needle drop point on the LCD
screen using the camera function.
0 Touch these keys to specify how the pattern will
be embroidered.
A Continues to the next screen
B Touch to check the embroidering area.
In this example, we will not specify any of the
embroidering settings. Continue with the next
operation.
Note
• Available keys are not the same if you set
"Manual Color Sequence" to "ON" in the
settings screen. For details on the keys and
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other information on the screen, refer to
page 77.
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• If the embroidery frame is not positioned
correctly when continuing to the
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embroidering settings screen, the
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embroidery frame is moved to the correct
position at the same time that the
embroidering settings screen is displayed.
(Refer to "Moving to the correct position" on
page 97.)
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