Brother 882-W20/W22 Operation Manual page 401

This message is displayed
when the buttonhole lever
is down, a stitch other than
a buttonhole is selected,
and the "Start/ Stop"
button or the "Reverse/
Reinforcement Stitch"
button is pushed.
This message is displayed
when the embroidery unit is
attached and the power is
turned on with the needle in
the down position.
This message is displayed
when the selected stitch is
not available for the
specific function.
This message is displayed
when you try to use
incompatible media.
This message is displayed
when you attempt to select
a pattern after the USB
media in which the pattern
is saved has been
changed.
This message is displayed
when an error occurs with
the USB media.
This message is displayed
when the memory is full
and a pattern must be
deleted.
This message is displayed
when a button, such as the
"Start/Stop" button, is
pushed while the presser
foot is raised.
ERROR MESSAGES
This message is displayed
when you try to use
incompatible USB media.
For a list of compatible
USB media, visit " http://
support.brother.com ".
This message is displayed
when it seems that the
upper thread has not been
threaded correctly.
This message is displayed
when the file size exceeds
the data capacity of the
machine.
Confirm the file size and
format. (see page 37.)
This message appears if
the file format is
incompatible with this
machine. Check the list of
compatible file formats.
(see page 37.)
This message is displayed
when the image is deleted.
This message is displayed
when you press
in the
screen other than the Utility
Stitch, or press
in the
screen other than the Utility
Stitch or Character/
Decorative Stitch.
This message appears
when you try to start
10
sewing utility or decorative/
character stitches using the
embroidery foot with the
LED pointer attached to the
machine.
This message appears
when you touch the invalid
area of sensor pen. Touch
the active area. (see page
100)
This message appears
when you try to recall the
pattern stored in the
machine while specifying
the sewing end point using
the sensor function. (see
page 105)
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