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USING SENSOR FUNCTIONS WITH SEWING STITCH
USING SENSOR FUNCTIONS WITH SEWING STITCH
Before using the sensor functions, carefully read "Utility Stitches" chapter to familiarize yourself with the
machine operations.
The sensor functions are performed using the sensor pen.
Sensor Function Area
When using the sensor pen with utility stitches, the
operations may differ depending on the area to be
touched.
a Center needle
position
b Setting area
c Adjustment area
(right)
d Adjustment area
(left)
e The sensor pen touch range extends approximately 200 mm
(7-7/8 inches) toward you from the needle drop point and 130
mm (approx. 5 inches) to either side of the middle (center)
needle position.
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Sewing position for stitch patterns sewn
with the center needle position
Area 3.5 mm to the left and right of a.
Touch this area with the sensor pen to
specify a position.
Area 7 mm, when positioning the
guideline marker.
Touch: With each touch, the setting
increases by 0.5 mm. This allows fine
adjustments to be made after touching
within b to specify a position.
Long touch: After touching b to specify
a position or adjusting the position by
touching within c or d, long touch to
apply the setting.
Touch: With each touch, the setting
decreases by 0.5 mm. This allows fine
adjustments to be made after touching
within b to specify a position.
Long touch: Apply the setting in the
same way as a long touch within c.
Memo
• There are borderline areas between setting
area and adjustment areas, which allow you
to set quickly to the most decreased/
increased value.
• The borderline areas are respectively 6.5
mm (approx. 1/4 inch) wide when
positioning the guideline marker, and 10
mm (approx. 3/8 inch) wide in other cases.
Specifying the Guideline Marker
Position With the Sensor Pen
The sewing position will be indicated by a red
guideline marker.
The position of the guideline marker can be
adjusted to your desired location.
a
Select a stitch pattern.
b
Press
.
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