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• You can also specify a maximum sewing
speed to a certain needle bar in the
reserved needle bar settings (refer to
page 120). When you set the slower sewing
speed to a certain needle bar, the sewing
speed set with the procedure described in
this page, will not change the sewing speed
on the balance of the needles. It changes
the speed of the reserved needle.
• Decrease the sewing speed when
embroidering on thin, thick or heavy fabrics.
In addition, the machine embroiders more
quietly at a slower sewing speed.
• The sewing speed can be changed while
embroidery is being sewn.
• The maximum sewing speed setting does
not change until a new setting is selected.
The setting specified before the machine is
turned off remains selected the next time
that the machine is turned on.
• Decrease the sewing speed to 400 spm,
when using a weak thread like a metallic
thread.
EMBROIDERING SETTINGS
Setting the Machine to
Stop at Color Changes
The machine can be stopped at any time;
however, if the machine is stopped while it is
embroidering, it is better to go back a few stitches
before continuing sewing to overlap the stitching.
If the machine stops at a color change, it is not
necessary to go back through the stitching before
continuing embroidering.
Stopping the machine at the next
color change
The machine can be set to stop before sewing the
next color.
a
While sewing the color before the point
where you wish to stop the machine, touch
so that it changes to
b
After finishing sewing the area for the
current color, the next needle bar moves
into position and the machine stops before
sewing the next color.
changes back to
• If the machine is temporarily turned off, you will be
asked if you wish to continue sewing or select a new
pattern when the machine is turned on again.
Touch
to continue embroidering. (Refer to
"Resume Embroidering After Turning Off the
Machine" on page 101.)
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