Brother 884-T05 Operation Manual page 97

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■ Moving to the correct position
If the center of the embroidery frame is at the
needle drop point in the embroidering area, the
embroidery frame is correctly positioned, in
other words, at the starting position before
embroidering.
If the embroidery frame is changed, the next
frame that is installed will not be correctly
positioned.
For example, if the extra-large embroidery frame
is replaced with the small frame, the following
will occur.
1 Center of embroidery frame at the correct position
2 Needle position when the embroidery frame is
replaced
In order to correct the misalignment of this
embroidery frame, the embroidery frame
automatically moves to the correct position
when any of the following are performed.
• The embroidery machine is turned on.
The embroidery frame will move.
• The embroidering settings screen is
displayed.
The embroidery frame will not move if it is
correctly positioned.
If the pattern extends out of the embroidering
area for the frame, a message appears,
indicating that the embroidery frame should
be replaced. Either replace the embroidery
frame or return to the pattern editing screen
and move the embroidering position.
• The embroidery frame is replaced while the
embroidering settings screen or
embroidering screen is displayed, and then
the key for checking the embroidering area,
for moving the embroidery frame, or for
starting embroidering is touched.
The embroidery frame will move.
Since the embroidery frame is moved to the
correct position and paused, touch the
desired key again.
If the pattern extends out of the embroidering
area for the frame after the frame is moved, a
message appears, indicating that the
embroidery frame should be replaced. Either
replace the embroidery frame or return to the
pattern editing screen and adjust the pattern
size or embroidering position.
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