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Brother PE-600II User's Manual

1. In the pattern list screen select the pattern Refer to page 23 51 Touch this key to return to the pattern type selection screen 2 Touch this key to continue to the pattern editing screen Oe Get anh eau tts In the pattern editing screen edit the pattern Refer to page 25 52 EF Touch this key to return to the pattern type O selection screen and add another pattern 2 Touch this key to continue to the embroidering settings screen e en New i en e 24mm E OOmm 232mm 0 TAs C Ger Bimm 0 0mm 363mm oils 5 ele Ee Waa Bey SELECT SELECT EJ 4 CB In the embroidering settings screen if it is a combined pattern edit the entire pattern specify the embroidering settings and check the embroidery area Refer to page 26 54 Touch this key to quit the current operation and return to the pattern type selection screen 2 Touch this key to return to the pattern editing screen 8 Touch this key to continue to the embroidering screen H C os or Ata LOCK ie fie In the embroidering screen check the thread colors assigned to the needle bars and then install the upper threads Touch the unlock key A SO that the start stop button starts flashing in green and the embroidery machine is ready to begin sewing After the embroidery is sewn the embroidering settings screen appears Re
2. OPERATION MANUAL B Important Safety Instructions When using this machine basic safety precautions should always be taken including the following Read all instructions before using DAN G E R To reduce the risk of electric shock 1 The machine should never be left unattended while plugged in Always unplug the machine from the electrical outlet immediately after using and before cleaning WARN N G To reduce the risk of burns fire electric shock or injury to persons 1 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Do not allow this machine to be used as a toy Close attention is necessary when the machine is used by or near children Use this machine only for its intended use as described in this manual Use only accessories recommended by the manufacturer as contained in this manual Never operate this machine if it has a damaged cord or plug if it is not working properly if it has been dropped or damaged or dropped into water Return the machine to the nearest authorized retailer or service center for examination repair and electrical or mechanical adjustment Never operate the machine with any air openings blocked Keep ventilation openings of the machine free from the accumulation of lint dust and loose cloth Never drop or insert any object into any opening Do not use outdoors Do not operate where aerosol spray products are being used or where oxygen is being administered To di
3. APPENDIX Troubleshooting On screen troubleshooting This embroidery machine is equipped with an easy to use troubleshooting feature for problems during sewing Touch the key that shows the problem and then check for the causes that are displayed er Touch E L EARTE lt Embroidery Nye PRINCIPAL PARTS Touch the key that contains a description of the problem NEEDLE BREAKS UPPER THREAD BOBBIN THREAD PRINCIPAL PARTS BREAKS BREAKS MACHINE DOES NOT OPERATE OPERATIONS STITCHES ARE EMBROIDERY PATTERN UPPER THREAD MACHINE IS SKIPPED IS MISALIGNED IS LOOPING NOISY TROUBLESHOOTING NEEDLE THREADER THREAD TENSION NEEDLE CUTS PUCKERING MAINTENANCE CANNOT BE USED IS INCORRECT OR HOLES IN THE FABRIC LCD CANNOT BE READ 198 4 Check the items that are displayed The embroidery machine does not operate The machine is not turned ON Turn on After checking the desired information touch CLOSE ne does not operate rned ON Turn on k rotates when crose MACHINE UPPER THREAD BOBBIN THREAD PRINCIPAL PARTS DOES NOT OPERATE NEEDLE BREAKS BREAKS BREAKS OPERATIONS STITCHES ARE EMBROIDERY PATTERN UPPER THREAD MACHINE IS SKIPPED IS MISALIGNED IS LOOPING NOISY TROUBLESHOOTING THREAD TENSION NEEDLE CUTS PUCKERING MAINTENANCE IS INCORRECT OR HOLES IN THE FABRIC gt The screen that was displayed before was touched appears Troubleshoot
4. Open the hook cover and remove the bobbin case Refer to page 19 Rotate the handwheel about 50 degrees to move the race of the hook to a position where it can easily be oiled a ae Handwheel e Be sure to rotate the handwheel counterclockwise O Put a drop of oil onto the hook Punch a small hole in oil bottle 2 Apply oil here e Use a pointed object to punch a small hole in the tip of the enclosed oiler before using it After oiling insert the bobbin case into the hook and then close the hook cover Refer to q MiG Cry E Oiling the needle bars From embroidering screen select one needle bar at a time Pull down the selected needle bar and lock into position refer to page 72 Put one drop of oil on the lower needle bar felt washer Apply oil here e Too much oil may drip onto sewing project Note Put a drop of oil onto the hook once a day before use Apply one drop of oil on the lower needle bar felt washer every 40 50 hours of sewing time Apply only sewing machine oil Use of any other type of oil may result in damage to the embroidery machine Do not apply too much oil Fabric or thread may get contaminated If too much oil is applied wipe off any excess with a rag If the thread breaks while sewing or the operating noise of the hook becomes loud apply oil onto the race hook Maintenance 197
5. Align the screw with the mark use the trial sewing function to check that the pattern fits within the sewing area 168 re T Using the Optional Cap Frame By using the optional cap frame patterns can be embroidered onto caps and hats The procedures for using the cap frame are described below Cap frame and its accessories The cap frame driver and the mounting jig are required in order to use the cap frame Cap frame Cap frame driver and 4 thumb Embroidering area screws 50 mm H x 130 mm W In order to attach the cap frame to 2 inches H x 5 1 8 inches W the carriage remove the The mark indicates the center of the embroidery frame holder and embroidering area then attach this cap frame driver to Snap lock the carriage of the machine lt Standard type gt Insert the thumb screws into these holes and tighten the screws to secure the movable section Use these holes when storing this cap frame driver Holding Spring The cap frame is secured by the two holding Spring Mounting jig Use when framing a cap in the cap frame O Holders The cap frame is secured by the two holders Mounting bracket Tighten thumb screw to secure to mounting surface 3 Screws Adjust the size of the oN eee to the type of cap being embroidered Allen screwdriver large Allen screwdriver medium G 4 Use when adjusting the ring of the cap frame driver and the height of the L shaped br
6. E Unlocking the needle bar Display the embroidering screen and then touch the key for any needle bar other than the one that is locked E 3min co ed 24mm RESERVE TE pr ee 2 Adjusting the angle Depending on the type of fabric being embroidered it may not be possible to stretch the fabric in the embroidery frame at the desired angle In this case adjust the angle of the pattern so that it is correctly positioned on the fabric ROTATE Touch BE 126mm 00mm NT ie aoe 0 0mm kel 83mm 00mm EB 6 ake 0 0mm ACE GRE LICI Example Original angle aed l v Rotates 90 degrees to the left e Bi Rotates 10 degrees to the left IQ oJ Rotates 1 degree to the left 8 Lu peg 4 Rotates 90 degrees to the right A A D la Rotates 10 degrees to the right Bag i B Rotates 1 degree to the right oud ly Touch this key to return the pattern to its original angle Moves the pattern in the direction of the arrow on the key Enables the embroidering area to be checked Touch this key to close this screen Changing the Embroidering Position 73 OTHER BASIC PROCEDURES Touch the keys to adjust the pattern to the desired angle Each touch of a key rotates the pattern ERE New CD yon 601151 mm S 00m i B E is eS ei AR D Omm a SJA i 4 KJE gt Aho i07 Pe xl Ae 2 Shows the angle of the pattern after
7. Setting up the machine When setting up the machine adjust the legs so that the machine is steady Make sure that all packing tape affixed to the machine is peeled off and that all packing material is removed Set up the machine while making sure that there is sufficient space around it More than 50 mm 2 inches 589 mm 23 3 16 inches More than 350 mm 13 3 4 inches More than 512 mm More than 250 mm 20 5 32 inches 250mm 9 7 8 inches 9 7 8 inches Adjust the legs so that the machine is steady Use the included wrench to loosen the lock nut on the leg that you wish to adjust Lock nut 2 Adjustable foot nut gt The foot can be turned Use the included wrench to turn the adjustable foot nut on the foot Turning the nut in direction lengthens the leg turning the nut in direction shortens the leg Adjustable foot nut e Adjust all four legs so that they securely contact the desk or table After adjusting the legs to the desired length use the included wrench to tighten the nuts Ses Lock nut Press down on each corner of the embroidery machine to check that it is stable If it is still unstable perform steps through again to adjust the legs Adjust the orientation of the operation panel Adjusting the operation panel Loosen the thumb screw adjust the operation position panel to an easy to view orientation and then tighten the
8. amp Pattern keys e To change the category touch 4 to e Touch a pattern to display the following information of the pattern Vertical length of the pattern Horizontal width of the pattern The selection of the pattern is confirmed and Number of thread color changes e f there is more than one page touch 2 and y until the desired page is displayed return to the pattern type selection screen e After selecting the pattern touch ser the pattern editing screen appears 102 When a pattern is selected the following keys at the right side of the screen allow you to edit the pattern 26mm a G nn oma AEE Changing the size of the pattern e Each touch of the key changes the setting as shown below H m Large Medium Small e If the key appears as the size of the pattern cannot be changed 2 Flipping the pattern horizontally e Each touch of the key turns the setting either on or off s Horizontal flip Flipped horizon turned off tally e f the key appears as PN the pattern cannot be flipped horizontally conan fm Ls AE E o Tie P TERO A Flipping the pattern vertically e Each touch of the key turns the setting either on or off 4 Vertical flip turned off e If the key appears as EF the pattern cannot be flipped vertically Flipped vertically 4 Checking the preview image e Touch this key to c
9. ES Touch to return to the pattern editing screen so that the pattern can be re edited Editing the Embroidery Pattern Embroidering Settings Screen 129 SELECTING EDITING SAVING PATTERNS Creating a repeating pattern The entire pattern can be copied and repeated the specified number of times The pattern can be repeated a maximum of 20 times in both the vertical and the horizontal directions within the embroidering area Gp Touch rerea g O0 j y 00 0 0mm ake 00mm Each touch of this key reduces the number of rows by one 2 Each touch of this key increases the number of rows by one 3 Each touch of this key reduces the number of columns by one Each touch of this key increases the number of columns by one Decreases the spacing between patterns in a row Increases the spacing between patterns in a row Decreases the spacing between patterns in a column Increases the spacing between patterns in a column Each touch of these keys increases or decreases the spacing between patterns by 5 mm 3 16 inches Resets the repeating settings The pattern returns to the arrangement before repeating was specified Moves the embroidery frame in the direction of the arrow on the key Enables the embroidering area to be checked Touch this key to close this screen 130 toe EE E e S specify the number of times that the pattern is c
10. Replacing the needle or tightening the needle set screw otherwise the machine may be damaged Turn off the embroidery machine J aS RIA Be sure to turn off the embroidery With the flat side of the needle toward the machine before replacing the needle back of the machine insert the needle all the otherwise injuries may result if the way up until it touches the needle bar stopper machine starts sewing Pass the needle through the hole in the presser foot and then use the needle changing tool to Loosen the needle set screw and remove the lift up the needle needle Hold the needle with your left hand and then hold the allen screw driver in your right hand and turn the needle set screw counterclockwise Needle bar stopper Needle Flat side of needle Needle changing tool WNS Note Be sure to use the included allen screw driver to replace the needle otherwise too much force may be applied to the needle causing it to break Changing the Needle 63 OTHER BASIC PROCEDURES As shown in the illustration press to extend the needle mounting clamp Attach the clamp to the needle and then release the pressed area to clamp the needle To unclamp the needle press again e While holding the needle in place with your left hand tighten the needle set screw Use the allen screw driver to turn the needle set screw clockwise i Css Be sure to insert the needle all
11. example similar color thread can be substituted for temporary use While sewing the color before the one that you wish to change touch so that it changes to E Toss YELLOW E gen a o Pia lL i RED YELLOW Cm es ite gt After the color currently being sewn is finished the threads are trimmed and the machine stops e The start stop button can be pressed at the color change to stop the machine but in that case stop the machine after the threads are trimmed B m AEE a LIME Moss hl GREEN yy GREEN ORANGE YELLOW El GREEN H BM E YELLOW onen O 6 gt The temporary needle bar setting screen appears 94 Touch the key for the needle bar threaded with the thread that you wish to embroider with F MOSS GREEN ORANGE YELLOW YELLOW ORANGE RED YELLOW gt The embroidering screen appears again Touch Bl and then press the start stop button to begin embroidering LIME YELLOW Fi GREEN om a Lee 2 Lf a le E YELLOW cn STOP gt Embroidering continues with the specified needle bar gt Memo The thread color needle bar change specified as described above only applies until the next color change If the pattern contains another area with the same color or when the same pattern is sewn the next time the area is sewn with the original color The thread color needle bar
12. ssesssssssssesseereesrseresesrersrsrerereseeeereeee 5 P Pattern display area a ceccansiecsnceaasegeaysnevenencdsyaveyeosiauedecanexs 49 Pattern editing screen eeesesssessssssesssssssesssss 25 52 119 Pattern list screen cec cece cecccecceeccesccesceesceccesceusseueees 23 51 Pattern selection KEY lt acdsactacvasnmsslesaaceradsanenmamediniensenss 53 120 Patterns ze oneen E teenies 52 54 Pattern type selection screen esssssssssssssssssssssssssssss 23 50 POSUDNINE KEY siriosian ianea 53 55 72 120 Power SUDDIY cord ccceconecencansedueaceticnctnesearadenaeoticnadnss 20 47 Powersupply DU ssecasssarecannentacnnenctnnrntnevedenenetauesedeseencerees 3 PUNO ICON E E E tetanus EY 51 53 55 Previewing the IMage ssu orreri is annaran EENS ODAN 27 Previous page Key icsnsanasesescnancetancsnanenscenenessbennneaseereonenes 51 Principal parts srania aa E 2 151 ST E AE A A A 55 R Regiom display sii castcvvieyeenseaaasraniauiivastateneenahavnem a 56 Remaining OMSL sisarseura neea eda 150 Renaissance Alphabet Patterns eeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 105 Repeat Key cescesaceateavsannaicicnteemacnscarsentedatataaes 55 130 Repeat spacing horizontal ee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 54 131 Repeat spacing vertical ce eeeeececeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 54 131 Reserve stop KEY sicsrsscscaterwsncinencntaceennsratnemenentedes 57 92 94 Reserved needle ccecccsccsscesscesecsscesscesseesceseees 96 141 Retrieving from Computer USB sscsc
13. 4 r3 a a 3 aS FCBRO on DST Touch this key to delete the selected pattern gt If the wrong pattern was selected or you wish to select a different pattern touch the key for the desired pattern 118 E Deleting embroidery data From this screen the embroidery data stored on the USB media can be organized by deleting unnecessary data After selecting the pattern that you wish to delete touch to display the screen shown below ID oa Deleting the selected io Deletes the data then returns to the data with no pattern selected Does not delete the data then returns to the data before was touched Note To delete the USB media pattern data delete it from the PR 600II This will delete design data completely e This confirms the pattern selection gt The pattern editing screen appears Note Do not unplug the USB media or eject the floppy disk or CD while a stitch pattern is being read or deleted otherwise the USB media may be damaged or data may be lost In addition do not unplug the USB media or eject the floppy disk or CD while the contents of the USB media floppy disk or CD are displayed Editing the Embroidery Pattern Pattern Editing Screen The patterns can be edited from the pattern editing screen and the embroidering settings screen Individual patterns can be edited with the pattern editing screen and the entire pattern can be edited with the embroide
14. All thread tension disks are threaded in clockwise direction Pass around here Upper Threading 37 EMBROIDERING TUTORIAL Pass the thread along the thread path Pass the thread down through the slot to the indicated on the machine and then pass it lower thread guide and then through the hole under the number 1 middle thread guide in the number 1 lower thread guide plate Middle thread guide Thread guide pin e The path from the upper thread guide around the thread tension disc and to the middle thread guide steps through differ depending on the spool number Passing the thread from the left to the right Hole in lower thread guide through the thread guide pins is designed to prevent the thread from becoming tangled Use the included threader to pass the thread Thread each needle bar as shown in the into the number 1 needle bar thread guide illustration Pass the thread along the number 1 slot to pass it through the number 1 take up lever hole from right to left Needle bar thread guide Needle changing tool Threader Thread take up lever 38 Threading the needle Use the automatic needle threading mechanism to thread the needle rs eons A to page 2 gt in order to view a video of the operation on the LCD see page 151 amp gt Press the automatic needle threading button a aa OOA gt The hook on the automatic needle
15. Check that the thread winds off the bobbin clockwise as shown in the illustration If the Tab bobbin is installed with the thread winding Notch off in the opposite direction the embroidery e Fully insert the bobbin case until it snaps will not be sewn correctly into place Pass the thread through the thread slit and T N under the tension adjusting spring NB 2 Close the hook cover e a E Z Thread slit 2 Tension adjusting spring Pull the thread through the opening in the tension adjusting spring gt Memo This embroidery machine is not equipped with a bobbin winder Use pre wound L type bobbins The optional bobbin winder stand alone type and optional metal bobbins can also be used Refer to page 5 188 Pull out about 50 mm 2 inches of thread Installing the Bobbin 19 EMBROIDERING TUTORIAL 2 Turning ON the Machine Connect the power supply cord and then turn on the embroidery machine For precautions concerning the power supply refer to page 14 Q Plug the power supply cord into the machine When the screen shown below appears after the initial screen touch ox Heal VO H S Uta a A The carriage vill move Keep your hands etc away from the carriage OK l Insert the plug of the power supply cord into a gt The pattern type selection screen appears household electrical outlet and the start stop button lights up
16. Hook Fork ANS Note When catching the thread with the hook be careful that the thread does not become loose Upper Threading 39 EMBROIDERING TUTORIAL 40 Pass the thread under the guide on the presser foot Guide on presser foot 2 Notch in guide on presser foot e Make sure that the thread securely passes through the notch in the guide on the presser foot Securely pass the thread through the groove in the thread cutter and then lightly pull the thread to cut it Groove in thread cutter Note If the thread is not correctly passed through the groove in the thread cutter the message Wiper error appears and the needle cannot be threaded Be sure to securely pass the thread through the groove if enough thread is not pulled out the thread cannot be pulled through the thread cutter O Press the automatic needle threading button OOP e The threader moves back away from the needle The thread is pulled through the needle eye e The wiper comes out and catches the thread between the needle and the threader e The threader goes back to the original home position This completes the upper threading for needle bar 1 Thread the remaining needle bars in the same way However if the needle bar to be threaded is not moved to the embroidery position the needle cannot be threaded with the automatic needle threading mechanism For the remaining needle bars perfor
17. height to width proportion i Reduces only in the vertical B direction y gt The pattern is flipped vertically Reduces only in the horizontal 3 direction e Each touch of the key turns the setting either on or off Enlarges without changing the Fy Jy a height to width proportion D on Lu Lo Enlarges only in the vertical at lt direction E G Vertical flip turned off Flipped vertically Enlarges only in the horizontal direction Touch this key to return the pattern to its original size Moves the pattern in the direction of the arrow on the key Touch this key to close this screen Editing the Embroidery Pattern Pattern Editing Screen 121 SELECTING EDITING SAVING PATTERNS Touch the keys to adjust the pattern to the desired size Each touch of a key slightly enlarges or reduces the pattern e 126mm 00mm 126 0mm 0 Ee k 100mm lt Dim S ch e E HA EA E toy SHa A we Se E The size of the pattern is displayed after a key is touched to change it Vertical length Horizontal width e The size that the pattern can be enlarged depending on the pattern or character e Depending on the pattern or character if it is rotated 90 degrees it may be enlarged even more e f the pattern is rotated the vertical and horizontal directions may be reversed e To return the pattern to its original size touch O
18. threading mechanism passes through the eye of the needle CAUTION If the needle is not fully inserted the hook of the automatic needle threading mechanism will not pass through the eye of the needle during automatic needle threading and the hook may bend or the needle cannot be threaded If the hook of the automatic needle threading mechanism is bent or damaged contact your authorized retailer While the hook of the automatic needle threading mechanism is passed through the eye of the needle do not rotate the handwheel otherwise the automatic needle threading mechanism may be damaged Note To avoid damage the automatic needle threading mechanism may return to the back position when you turn the handwheel The automatic needle threading mechanism can thread one needle at the sewing position When this mechanism is used be sure that the needle bar that you want to thread is positioned as the sewing position otherwise the automatic needle threading mechanism cannot be used at the particular needle If the needle bar is not at the sewing position move it there Refer to page 40 Pull out about 15 cm 6 inches of thread Allow thread to relax and eliminate any stress on the thread Then as shown in the illustration pass the thread under the fork of the automatic needle threading mechanism from the right and then catch the thread with the hook that passes through the eye of the needle
19. Procedure Reference Page Sosa 8 s 2 fnnt nae a Seeconenbodaypmen ee Ta anemer o 5 fyrene e e A e anche anew eminem So o 10 fvesteuperivends e Unlock the machine then press the start stop button to start embroidering Once embroidering is completed the machine automatically stops 12 Check the thread tension the thread tension Remove the Se frame and then remove the fabric a the frame Tutorial Procedure Operation Reference Page Example Embroidery pattern The operations to embroider the pattern shown at the left are described on the following pages Ag Although embroidering can continue without the pattern being edited or P embroidering settings being specified refer to page 119 for details on editing the patterns and refer to page 87 for details on specifying embroidering settings Descriptions of the keys and other information that appear in the main LCD screens are provided in the tables on pages 49 to 57 Use these tables for quick reference The various operating precautions that must be observed during the basic procedures are provided on pages 14 to 16 These precautions must be strictly observed in order for the machine to function properly Make sure to read these precautions Basic Procedures 17 EMBROIDERING TUTORIAL 1 Installing the Bobbin When the machine is purchased only the bobbin case is installed in the hook Insert a bobbin wound with bobbin thread for embroiderin
20. The thread picker did not oper ate correctly The thread is entangled on the thread picker remove the thread Pocket read error Patterns stored in the machine s memory cannot be recalled The machine s memory may be damaged Consult your nearest authorized dealer i The selected enbroidery CLOSE The pattern is larger than the embroidering area of the installed embroidery frame Use an embroidery frame with an embroidering area that is larger than the pattern na The USB media is vrite protected so the data cannot be saved Cancel the write protection _ before trying to save the data close The USB media is write pro tected Touch tose and cancel the write protection This enbroidery card cannot A pattern on an embroider card not compatible with this machine was being recalled Some embroidery cards with copyrighted patterns cannot be used The machine couldn t save the data Try to use a different media o The thread number is invalid CLOSE Thread color that was specified is incorrect The thread color number that was entered is not in the custom thread table setting Check the number and then try entering the number again na The USB media was changed Do not change the USB media vhile it is being read The USB media was attempted to change while it is being read Please try again witho
21. aT open ia PaPe Open With a TIME DST Create Shortcut Rename Properties Place the pattern that you wish to recall into the Removable Disk folder gt After writing the data to the embroidery machine the key for that pattern appears in the screen If the desired pattern can still not be written repeat steps and 116 E Disconnecting the USB cable Before disconnecting the USB cable click the Unplug or Eject Hardware icon in the taskbar of Windows Me 2000 or the Safely Remove Hardware icon in the taskbar of Windows XP Then when the removable disk has been removed safely disconnect the USB cable from the computer and the machine E 20 brae 14 42 With Windows 98SE check that the Access lamp is not flashing before disconnecting the USB cable from the computer and the machine Note Be sure to perform the operation described above before disconnecting the USB cable from the computer and embroidery machine otherwise the computer may malfunction the data may not be written correctly or the data or data writing area on the embroidery machine may be damaged USB media Commercially Available You can recall a specific embroidery pattern from either directly USB media or a folder in the USB media If the embroidery pattern is under the folder move down layers of folders following a path to it For details on storing a pattern refer to Sav
22. and also for pique knits Use a topping if the garment has a textured Canton fleece 1 tear away Optional surface such as a basketweave or pronounced twill A higher stitch density or more understitches Corduroy 1 tear away 1 water soluble as well as a topping may be o to prevent stitches from sinking into the fabric Reduce sewing speed The thread tension should be low Use topping for designs with high detail or small lettering For very fine 1 or 2 lightweight Optional fabrics use a thinner Ae Avoid extremely tear awa puaa narrow satin stitching on letters or details y 8 instead increase satin stitch width or use a bean stitch Gently remove don t pull backing and topping from garment 1 cut away or Use tightly woven organza or curtain fabric in Sweater knit adhesive tear 1 water soluble a matching color as a backing for bulky or away holey knits T Highly detailed designs may require two Sweashin E eed Optional layers of lightweight cut away stabilizer Use re p a P on extra thick fabrics or with fine y detail designs 1 light weight cut Use a topping on designs with fine detail or T shirt away or adhesive Optional small lettering Tensions should be light tear away Avoid stitch heavy designs Creating Beautiful Embroidery 167 Comments Increase density and or satin stitch width Lingerie or silk APPENDIX OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES Attaching an optional embroidery
23. e If an embroidery card other than our original embroidery cards are used the embroidery machine may not operate correctly Be sure to use only recommended embroidery cards e Some licensed or copyright embroidery cards cannot be used with this embroidery machine e Embroidery cards sold overseas cannot be used with this embroidery machine e Only insert or remove embroidery cards while lt 9 appears in the display or while the embroidery machine is turned off see page 112 Concerning USB media e Do not disassemble or alter the USB media e Do not allow the USB media to become wet such as with water solvents drinks or any other liquids e Do not use or store the USB media in a location exposed to strong static electricity or electrical interference e Do not use or store USB media in locations exposed to vibrations or impacts direct sunlight extreme dust or lint high temperatures high humidity severe temperature fluctuations or strong magnetic forces such as from speakers e While embroidery data is being recalled from the USB media do not allow the machine to be exposed to vibrations or impacts and do not attempt to remove the USB media from the machine e Some USB media may not be usable with this machine Please visit our web site for more details e Only insert or remove USB media while gt appears in the display or when prompted to change media by a message on the display see page 137 e For addit
24. gt The pattern editing screen appears 4 Editing the Embroidery Pattern When in the pattern list screen is touched the pattern editing screen appears From this screen the pattern can be edited Pattern editing screen For details on the keys and other information on the screen refer to page 52 GS 24mm I 00mm mele na al Ea J Coes 37mm 4 gt 0 0mm 363mm E 5 coc Miwa oe SELECT SELECT l p Highlights the sizes of embroidery frames that 4 Touch this key to delete the pattern for example can be used to sew the currently selected if the wrong pattern was selected No pattern is embroidery pattern selected and the pattern type selection screen 2 Shows the size of the currently selected appears embroidery pattern Continues to the next screen The top value shows the height and the bottom Displays a preview image value shows the width Touch to edit the pattern 3 Shows the number of thread color changes for the currently selected embroidery pattern In this example we will not edit the pattern Without performing any editing operations continue to the next screen Continuing to the embroidering gt Memo settings screen If an operation in the pattern editing screen is interrupted and the machine is turned off the operation can be continued after the Press D f machine is turned on again When the machine is turned on again
25. gt Memo f the embroidery machine is turned off while the pattern type selection screen or the pattern list screen is displayed with no pattern selected the pattern type selection screen appears when the machine is turned on again BB o gt s om aoan BE ga y E Onan ZI El aka cance a fess Turned OFF Mas fe i LE HE O Turned ON If is not touched to con firm the selection of the pattern in the pattern list screen the se lection will be erased if the ma chine is turned off After the opening screen He I 1 oi ra ws OO aaa TA AEEA Ea pan T SEE e E Turning OFF the Machine 47 EMBROIDERING TUTORIAL 48 f the embroidery machine is turned off while the pattern editing screen is displayed the way that the pattern appears before the machine was turned off is stored in the machine s memory When the embroidery machine is turned on again the pattern editing screen as it appeared before the machine was turned off can be displayed again Refer to page 62 0B Coes te Dnm E Bama 8 5 JAn E se E eee Ra Bad mA M Turned OFF keas Dw J Turned ON f the embroidery machine is turned off while the embroidery settings screen is displayed the embroidery settings screen for the pattern before the machine w
26. mark appears to indicate where the machine will stop ie i ee DUDES E Repeat steps and for each pause that you wish to specify e Any number of pauses can be specified After specifying the desired settings touch YELLOW LB gt The screen that was displayed before Fees was touched appears e f the machine is temporarily turned off when it is stopped at the specified location after embroidering 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 83 gt Memo f the machine is temporarily turned off the settings to stop the machine at color changes specified before the machine was turned off are not cancelled However the settings are cancelled if a new pattern is selected f a pattern with the settings to stop the machine at color changes is saved the settings to stop the machine at color changes are also saved Setting the Machine to Stop at Color Changes 93 EMBROIDERING SETTINGS Temporary Needle Bar Setting D After embroidering begins the machine can be stopped at a color change and a different needle bar can be specified for the next color to be sewn By substituting upper thread already threaded on a different needle bar the time for sewing can be saved For
27. moniga Peds iets i T eT Touch this key to change the text arrangement E Changing the text arrangement Touch to display the screen shown below Touch the key for the desired text arrangement After selecting the desired text arrangement touch to return to the text input screen 20mm E 11 6mm amp Om E 1 128mm 1 f ma ap D ma ma P a 5 1 Arranges the text on a straight line Arranges the text on a slanted line Arranges the text on the outside of a wide curve 4 Arranges the text on the outside of a sharp curve Arranges the text on the inside of a wide curve Arranges the text on the inside of a sharp curve If text is arranged on a curve each touch of this key decreases the bend of the curve makes it flatter If text is arranged on a curve each touch of this key increases the bend of the curve makes it more curved e f the text is arranged using one of the text arrangements on this screen even more characters can be entered After entering all of the text as desired touch This confirms the pattern selection gt The pattern editing screen appears gt Memo The color of the text is set to black To change the color refer to Specifying multi color text on page 126 and Changing the colors of the pattern on page 127 Embroidery patterns stored in the machine Embroidery patterns stored in the machi
28. statement holds true even in the embroidery industry The wrong size or type of embroidery frame may result in poor design alignment during sewing or damage the product altogether You can take a perfectly created design and ruin the final results by simply not using the correct frame size type or technique designed for its application E Frame Basics Tubular frames This type of frame allows tubular fabric or pre assembled garments to be placed around the hook assembly It allows embroidering of the front of a garment without stitching through the back of it Cap frames These are specialized embroidery frames hoops designed to hold caps for embroidering They are available in a variety of styles for various machines with two basic styles one that allows sewing a flattened cap for use on a flat machine or one that allows sewing the cap in its natural curved shape for use on a tubular machine Hooping fabric The framed fabric and backing should be perfectly flat and free of wrinkles or bubbles If there are bubbles or wrinkles that must be removed be sure that you pull on the fabric and backing together Pull no more than is necessary to make the fabric flat and smooth Overstretching the fabric during this process may cause puckers around the finished design when the frame is removed Gaps may also be generated between design parts Inner outer frame positioning There should be a slight ridge 3 mm 1 8 inch of fabric a
29. 30mm 297mm amp 201mm 1 sas A e ic E cancer EERE w e jannnoa Ja00o0m jOUono ABC Touch this key to change the size E Changing the size After selecting the first character touch ms Ems until the character is the desired size e The next characters that are selected will have the new character size e The character size of all entered characters cannot be changed after the characters are combined The size of the entire pattern can be changed from the pattern editing screen J Note Size of the two small fonts and cannot be changed To enter multiple characters repeat steps and until all desired characters are entered gt The selected characters appear in the pattern display area oB ee eT a If the wrong character was selected or you wish to select a different character touch to delete the last character selected and then touch the key for the desired character Each touch of deletes the last character of the text 110 e If the text is small and difficult to read on the screen touch cHeck to check the text 20mm E 116mm amp 6 0mm 2 T ABC abe Joye eS 20mm 11 6 mm E 60m E 1 6 Kk e a y lor After checking the text touch to the text input screen 7 If necessary change the text arrangement 20mm E 11 6mm amp 6 Omm T 700000 Ea
30. 46 Removing he embroider irae ieies ea E E 46 komovine UNS TaD Carpena EEE EE E AAEN SEET ene EEEE 46 Turning OFF the Mac inin ssssos lt cacsssiesnaccnssunsnssiouedsesiesesussnnpaus ottiecasssoucanenssunvsenvesaenseonvessascemonsonds 47 Screen Quick Reference Guide ccccccsssccccsssssccccssssccccensscccccsssccceesssecceeesccccceescccceeeess 49 E CURSO E A EE AAE sage A AA pacing ou auedsatqsetidanes A T TE T 49 GINO sareen C ONIONS arped AE EE 49 Understanding the pattern type selection screen sssesesesersscesesessesseneseessesseeestenseseseeeseserererersrerevererererensenes 50 Understanding th pattern list SCL CCIN sea czbstousy cess tenssateretadousazonionset auabedeesucadewswandeadessazsanensaaeacendcanate ana aaah 51 Understanding the pattern editing SCC SI siesena eaaa Eaa Aka iseenes divas OKERE AEA AAAS OE EKANSAN 52 Understanding the embroidering settings screen c sssssesssersseesseseessssessersnececeseeecseesseseecserevereveveverereveseuseoeers 54 Understanding the embroidering screen ecexcocsnccsancsasaccencesaadussaen opaiconcevanangdayaleanevevcenteinyenglevanedanccasatciaavavanstea Cedars 56 When You Have a Question This May Help YOu ccccssccsssscssssscsssssssssssssssssssssseceeees 58 TECANICALTERMS cgpa aA aea cs Sea oa TEE ea een gene a ee eta asd 58 PATTERN E oe scenester esas E EN E acid tana eee nae neieanne tetra a anmnenneean ee Maead antag nan 59 EME EIS etic esata cece ste em E E a a
31. DOme DO 0 CANCEL MS 160 Touch A unlock key and then press the start stop key to begin embroidering FAGA w i imna e 30mm O Omin BE Cee gt tem e a Saas oa er lee a BROWN BLUE ba a CORN TEAL Oe eo y i 2 3 4 EI 6 REDDISH go Correct thread tension From the wrong side of the fabric the bobbin thread should be about one third of the stitch width i i 4 i g F r j i i i p 1 i L 3 L g L i j L H ji j k j J q r r 4 r 4 r i f 7 i a q m j i l i i E j j i 7 i i j i i f i F J al F j t al q t j i E B i r i i i i 5 i L aj i 5 i I i i i i al amp fe 5 fe 7 2 E BB 2 u 5 N 7 NS Note If adjustment is necessary refer to instructions on page 45 or 85 86 Sewing a pattern aligned with a mark on the fabric By specifying the beginning of stitching and the end of stitching the exact position of the pattern can be checked For example when sewing text along a line in the fabric pattern the beginning of the stitching can be set in the lower left corner so that the position can be checked and then the beginning of stitching can be reset Next the beginning of stitching can be set in the lower right corner to check the position The straight line connecting the first point and the second point is the baseline for the text If the baseline t
32. H x 300 mm W 7 7 8 inches H x 11 3 4 inches W cannot be used Reduce the pattern to a size smaller than that specified 208 Inappropriate needle stop position si CLOSE The needle has stopped at an incorrect position Turn the handwheel so that the mark on the handwheel is at the top a The needle bar case has stopped at an incorrect posi tion Touch cose to automatically reset the needle bar case Needle threader is in Another operation was per formed while the automatic needle threading mechanism was threading the needle Press the automatic needle threading button and then per form the other operation after the needle is threaded Refer to page 39 Ra Pattern vill not fit The memory capacity is exceeded to the limit Delete another data and try again lt m Maximum number of patterns More than 101 ae are being combined Reduce the number of patterns combined Up to 101 patterns can be combined Needle case motor has heen CLOSE The needle bar case motor is locked Touch cose to automatically reset the needle bar case lt m Not enough space Delete some patterns or use a different USB media The USB media s memor capacity is exceeded to the limit There are too many data either in the machine or USB media Picker error crose
33. Hole for spool pin Spool cushion Insert the thread guide Insert the thread guide straight into the hole with the pins on the thread guide aligned with the notches on the sides of the hole Pins on thread guide Notches on hole for thread guide 3 Hole for thread guide e Firmly insert the thread guide as far as possible and make sure that it is secure Connecting the AC adapter Insert the plug of the power supply cord into the AC adapter Z _ Plug the cord on the AC adapter into the DC input connector of the bobbin winder and then insert the plug of the power supply cord into a household electrical outlet e Be sure to firmly insert the plug on the AC adapter into the DC input connector of the bobbin winder CAUTION Be sure to use the included AC adapter Using any other AC adapter may result in damage Before connecting or disconnecting the AC adapter be sure that the unit is not operating After using the bobbin winder disconnect it from the electrical outlet Using the Optional Bobbin Winder 189 APPENDIX Winding the bobbin Note Prepare the bobbin and the spool of bobbin thread SE I a ae Use cotton or spun polyester bobbin thread from 74 spool cushion and set the spool directly dtex 2 to 100 dtex 2 onto the spool pin Also use the included spool cap to keep the small spool stable Pass the thread through the hole in the left of the thread guide toward
34. Thread Breaks or the Bobbin Thread Runs Out While Embroidering If the thread breaks or the bobbin thread runs out while embroidering the machine will automatically stop Since some stitches may be sewn with only one thread go back through the stitching to a point where stitches have already been sewn before continuing embroidering x Note Be careful when going back or forward through the stitching since the embroidery frame moves at the same time If the upper thread breaks Re thread the upper thread Refer to page 35 6 Touch y DE 2A eit 4 Oo LIME YELLOW MOSS ev a ao 2 _ ck E Dn Eee gt The stitch navigating screen appears Touch and to go back through the stitching to a point where stitches have n already been sewn 325 1min 1001 Tak Oe Each touch of this key moves one stitch back through the stitching 2 Each touch of this key moves ten stitches back through the stitching The embroidery frame moves Go back to the point where stitches have already been sewn If the needle bar is moved back too far through the stitching touch or to go forward through the stitching 24mm 37mm ib ARS Date cS e e Vo V 10 1 100 10 ORANGE 3 RED 4 YELLOW 5 Each touch of this key moves one stitch forward through the stitching 2 Each touch of this key moves ten stitches forward through
35. a key is touched to change it e To return the pattern to its original angle O0 degrees touch so that it changes If necessary touch the arrow keys to adjust the position of the pattern For more details refer to page 72 If necessary touch to check the embroidering area For more details refer to page 32 After making the desired changes touch The embroidering settings screen appears again gt Memo If is touched to return to the pattern editing screen after the entire pattern is rotated the pattern appears as it did before the rotation angle was specified but the setting is not cancelled When the embroidering settings screen is displayed again the pattern appears with the rotation angle applied However if an error occurs for example if the pattern is enlarged in the pattern editing screen so that it extends out of the embroidering area when it is rotated the following error message appears di All embroidering setting functions set to initial condition ok H O Touch to return to the pattern editing screen so that the pattern can be re edited 74 gt Memo With this operation fine adjustments can be made to the angle also this operation is particularly useful when embroidering items such as bags and tubular items that have limitations to being hooped in the embroidery frame Example When embroidering a pillowcase Rotate the pattern 90 degrees to the left before embr
36. a pattern along a diagonal essessssssssssssssessestessessesssseessesseeressessesssssnssessecrerseesessessesseeeeo 90 Maximini Sewme Speed Setlinp sssscccssasssasasesvsvevcescexsaundacesaisssvnseveuessauvernenvastbosnssessbeaeessetiis 91 Setting the Machine to Stop at Color Changes sssssssesseeooosoooeooooccecocceseccesssesesssssssssssesso 92 Stopping ihe machine at the next color Change s2siaes sas sc cen ncnccalacanceusiugtarsbdctetencentcuguaeseubate et Caeaceddeteeutceridestvancds 92 Specifying pause locations before embroidering casconcecpstvensieacencate abe vestelesusedoaeyacepatehstessbbnidraedewiauateetantaedesaceatbads 92 Temporary Needle Bar Setting dcccecscossecesssessontecenatseveavcsovceseoucesdecetncnesstescsaveuteverssosseeeevsuetsers 94 Reserved Needle Bar Settings ssseesescsssevscxeessevestvenssiencndestesesccdoocsenensuasaxenesessannsosecssvensesderesies 96 SELECTING EDITING SAVING PATTERNS 99 Embroidery Data Precautions weisciscccssisecseevessessvxssosassesunneevusceesess gncusastas onsuesseqeseossessevoerieeeny 100 Selecting an Embroidery Pattern oeoooecseccsssesssoeossosossosoossosssssosssssssssssessecccscceceseecssseoe 102 General pattern SSICCUI OM srrraceiabane sensns aE nN TNA AE NATE ENN E a A A 102 aaloe CST E P E E A AT AAA EI P O A EN A EN A T 104 Renaissance Alphabet Patol eiereiier a a R 105 FMorakalphabet Pateri Sidnan E a ates iaaueauaactueetavenamnaeaaaceers 106 E E a A E A A E E E E E EEA
37. again from step 7S Note Make sure that there are no objects within the moving area of the embroidery frame If ee the embroidery frame hits another object the pattern may become misaligned QOO Touch A to unlock the embroidery machine E a gt The start stop button lights up in green and ga W MOSS ot e begins sewing the first col f Oo 3 i le 3 egIns sewing e Tirst COIOF 4 5 ay 6 ayy S Note The light goes off when sewing starts gt The start stop button begins flashing in green and the embroidery machine can be started e f the start stop button is not pressed within 10 seconds after unlocking the embroidery machine the machine becomes locked again 42 gt The following screen appears E Continuing embroidering To sew the same pattern again touch emng JA New A el 24mm 00m 0 FO 00mm B cmhroiery Crer 37mm gt OOmm 5 ae 0 0mm ROTATE ENG Cees fe ier Eo FL at 2 gt The embroidering screen appears so the oe A red frame around the thread information box indicates which needle bar is currently being used for sewing same pattern can be sewn again Al e While the embroidery machine is sewing inc tt wuch ovr New the point being sewn is indicated by the O select a NEw pattern LOUCT ay O lien green crosshairs in the pattern display area B
38. all screens and can always be used However the settings key cannot be used in the embroidering screen Reference Key Name Function Page Settings key Touch this key to change the embroidery machine settings p 140 ra Machine operations guide Touch this key to check a machine operation p 151 i key New oe Cancels all operations previously performed and returns to Embroidery the initial pattern group selection screen When a problem occurs for example there is an operating Help key Sie that you do not know touch this key to view p 153 solutions This area displays the selected pattern The line shows the Panerrdisola o area for the extra large embroidery frame The ea ey embroidery trame indications the grid lines and other p 143 display settings can be specified from the machine settings screen Screen Quick Reference Guide 49 EMBROIDERING TUTORIAL Understanding the pattern type selection screen In this screen select a pattern category type No Display Key Name Description Reference Page Embroidery pattern The embroidery pattern for a design can be 104 key selected P Frame patterns 12 stitch types can be combined with 10 108 key frame shapes such as a circle and a square p Uppercase letters lowercase letters numbers symbols and accented characters Alphabet key p 109 from 13 fonts can be selected in small medium and large sizes Renaissance alphabet Renaiss
39. alternative plugs an approved fuse must be fitted in the plug NOTE The plug served from the main lead must be destroyed as a plug with bared flexible cords is hazardous if engaged in a live socket outlet In the event that the plug fuse must be replaced use a fuse approved by ASTA to BS 1362 i e carrying the mark rating as marked on plug Always replace the fuse cover never use plugs with the fuse cover omitted WARNING DO NOT CONNECT EITHER WIRE TO THE EARTH TERMINAL WHICH IS MARKED WITH THE LETTER E BY THE EARTH SYMBOL OR COLOURED GREEN OR GREEN AND YELLOW The wires in this main lead are coloured in accordance with the following code Blue Neutral Brown Live As the colours of the wiring in the main lead of this appliance may not correspond with the coloured markings identifying the terminals in your plug proceed as follows The wire that is coloured blue must be connected to the terminal that is marked with the letter N or coloured black or blue The wire that is coloured brown must be connected to the terminal that is marked with the letter L or coloured red or brown Federal Communications Commission FCC Declaration of Conformity For USA Only Responsible Party Brother International Corporation 100 Somerset Corporate Boulevard Bridgewater NJ 08807 0911 USA TEL 908 704 1700 declares that the product Product Name Brother Sewing Machine Model Number PR 600II complies with Part 15
40. are necessary scerecerererssssssssssnssssscensrssssssesssssessscnearauausaseneeeneesststaterenens 75 Changing the Thread Spools with Designs of Seven or More Colors ssssessssssseeeees 77 Change thread spools Message eiaa aiian aini aea aa AAA ERNETEN EAEEREN A 77 Easily chaneing De tmead spol ac cazaiehcsp tan teesyacaasaasasyansal banded eaaeauanvayuatetutag E EE AE EEEN AENEA EERS E 78 If the Thread Breaks or the Bobbin Thread Runs Out While Embroidering 00000000000000 79 it the UID EF thread Drea Kisirani T TE a 79 lithe bobbin thread breaks or MUMS OUT aseitaan Guedes raaa a aiaa aaa ei 80 Embroidering From the Beginning or Middle of the Pattern csssssssssssseeeeeessssseeee 81 Resume Embroidering After Turning OFF the Machine scccsscccsscccerscrccceeeeseseeees 83 Adjusting the Thread Tension 0000000000000000000ossesoesssesssscccececcseccsssecossssossssssssssssossssssssss 85 Adjusting the tension or the bobbin thread ss ssseiciresrasr niiina aaea Ea aSa AEE aa 85 Adjusting the tension of the upper thread ssseseresererererererererersrerereresssasssessrerarerararererararareteteteteesesasesesesssesne 86 EMBROIDERING SETTINGS 87 Automatic Lock Slitch Selling sssrisrir iranano renra TE N A E EROE IRENE EENET 88 Starting Ending Position Settings ccccccscsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssscssscccccccceccsseeseseeeeeeees 89 Repeatedly sewing
41. as a color from the machine s built in color thread table as a thread color from another manufacturer or as a color that is created with PE Design ver 5 0 as an original color chart If ON is selected choose from the following three threads refer to page 146 Original Thread Custom Thread 1 Custom Thread 2 THREAD TRIMMING DST SETTING Specifies whether or not jumpstitches are cut In addition when using Tajima embroidery data dst you can specify whether or not the thread is cut according to the specified number of jump codes Refer to page 149 SHORT STITCH DELETE Specifies the pitch length of short stitches that are to be deleted refer to page 150 THREAD TAIL Specifies the length of upper thread that remains threaded through the needle after the thread is trimmed length of thread passed through the eye of the needle refer to page 150 E Page 3 AL tere CL RESERVED NEEDLE A certain thread color can be set to a specific needle bar The specified color remains assigned to the needle bar specified here until the setting is cancelled For details on specifying these settings refer to Reserved Needle Bar Settings on page 96 E Page 4 CUSTOM THREAD TABLE Create a Custom Thread Table from this page For details on create a Custom thread table refer to Custom thread table settings on page 147 P B Lel orten K Buzzer O
42. can be specified from the second page of the settings screen Touch or on ore and select the desired setting The key appears as when ON is selected and it appears as OFF is selected LEA lt gt fe THREAD i EC NAME OF COLOR eae on DST SETTING gl DISPLAY bY EXPANDED ON ag pt Sire DE i THREAD COLOR DELETE mm ORIGINAL THREAD Iy STANDARD TAIL e Each touch of the key turns the setting either on or off 2 Touch a and gt to select the thread The desired thread is displayed Xe i E aJe A DST SETTING AA DISPLAY sses SHORT T EXPANDED STITCH THREAD COLOR gt DELETE mm 4 gt Iy STANDARD TAIL 4 LEA MADEIRA 123 POLY CUSTOM THREAD 1 e If ON is selected but a custom thread table is not created a color thread table with no colors specified is displayed Custom thread table settings The color thread table displayed for example when changing the colors of a pattern can be set to an original color thread table created by combining the thread color numbers for the thread colors that you like and for the brands that you have Two CUSTOM THREAD tables can be created E Creating a custom thread On the fourth page of the settings screen colors and numbers can be specified for each box in the table or 1 E to select the Touch E to select CUSTOM THREAD 1 Touch desired thread
43. cannot be checked on Needle bar 6 mm Gs y screen is displayed if a length of time appears ka here at least one spool change will be required 1 Needlebar1 B O Onin 88 a this screen Whether or not and when thread spools 2 Needle bar2 Jai omaj e will need to be changed can be checked with the 3 Needlebar3 W lL ee a following indicators i D a oe z E Time until the spools must be changed 1 This indicator shows the amount of time until the 2 PESSE cancer next spool change When the embroidering 6 5 6 For a pattern with seven or more thread colors the thread spool information is updated when the seventh thread color is needed Afterward the machine adjusts the assignment of thread colors to reduce the number of times that the thread spools will have to be changed For example for a pattern with ten thread colors 4 RESERVE and thirteen thread color changes the thread 5 STOP PESERYE cance colors are assigned as shown below Pe DNIE 1 W555 Zim Ee ee Tor Time until the spools must be changed Needle bar 1 4 i ium eedle par LILAC LIME Needle bar 2 Wi ae Q BGN A Needle bar 3 4 owen E pe a Needle bar 4 ee cance Needle bar 5 Needle bar 6 m gil a Change thread spools here gt Needle bar iE DV 6995 28min Onin EEH 4 Needle bar 4 aa a i s gt Needle bar 5 onl BREEN s gt Needle bar 6 aan ll m f GREEN i titac u
44. ele ould damage delicat fabric Adjust the tension according to the type of fabric and threa being used Polyester thread will stretch during sewing especially The thread tension is too tight if the tensions are set too high After the stitching is complete the thread returns to its original strength causing puckers in the fabric Tightly frame non stretchable woven fabrics Loose framin will cause the fabric to neh up under the stitching There is Tautly frame soft knits using a puckering in the stable backing Overstretching fabric the garment will cause it to look puckered when the frame is removed The framing tension of the fabric is incorrect Re digitize the design with fill stitching or with multiple rows of column stitching Dull needles push fabric down The needle is dull and damage material Replace the needle Too many stitches in an area pull fabric causing it to pucker Slightly decrease the design density by 5 to 10 ee cannot The LCD contrast is incorrect Adjust the contrast on the LCD p 142 The column stitches are too long The design density is too heavy This machine is equipped with a thread detecting mechanism If the machine is not threaded with the upper thread the machine will not operate correctly even if the start stop button is pressed after unlocking the machine If the machine suddenly stops Turn off the machine and unplug the power cord Restart the mach
45. frame for industrial embroidery machines Prepare the embroidery frame holder in order to attach the embroidery frame for industrial embroidery machines When the embroidery frame for industrial embroidery machines is attached both the left and right arms of the embroidery frame holder moves Remove the embroidery frame Refer to Using a Phillips screwdriver loosen the two page 46 screws and then remove them Loosen the two thumb screws on the embroidery frame holder Remove the right arm align the pins on the Left arm embroidery frame holder with the holes in the Thumb screws arm as shown in the illustration and then gt The left arm of the embroidery frame holder insert the screws removed in step and can be moved tighten them e Only loosen the thumb screws a maximum of 2 turns counterclockwise Do not remove the screw Move the left arm to align the screw on the right side with the mark for the embroidery frame for industrial embroidery machines and then tighten the thumb screws gt The embroidery frame holder is ready for the embroidery frame to be attached Attach the embroidery frame for industrial embroidery machines in the same way that enclosed embroidery frames are attached Refer to page 30 WNS Note When using embroidery frames for industrial embroidery machines THE Mark for embroidery frame for industrial ee ee embroidery machines SEWING AREA OF THE FRAME Be sure to
46. 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 While sewing the color before the point where you wish to stop the machine touch so that it changes to E Oo ass gus P oP o_o Ee EA a l el 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 gt changes back to ea e 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 83 J2 Specifying pause locations before embroidering Pause locations can be specified in the change the embroidering settings screen mae 24mm 00mm 232mm O wee 37mm 4 00mm 363m 5 fe Ge few ws es eee ee ene 24mm wet 37mm gt The change thread color screen appears Touch and so that the color at the top of the thread color sequence display is the color where you wish to stop the machine before sewing it RED lo lo YELLOW gt The rll
47. in red The carriage moves to its initial position e If the number 1 needle bar is not already at the embroidering position the needle bar case moves and the number 1 needle bar moves to the embroidering position CAUTION Make sure to keep your hands and other items away from the carriage in order to prevent any injuries N 1 NS Note Switch on the main power switch on the back For U S A only of the machine to I This appliance has a polarized plug one blade wider than the other To reduce the risk of electrical shock this plug is intended to fit into a polarized outlet in only one 0 direction If the plug does not fit fully in the outlet reverse the plug If it still does not fit contact a qualified electrician to install the proper outlet Do not modify the plug in any aS way gt Memo gt The buzzer beeps once and the LCD screen if the machine is turned off in the middle of comes on embroidering the machine will automatically save the design position when turned on again At that time you will be asked if you wish to continue embroidering or begin a new operation Refer to Resume Embroidering After Turning OFF the Machine on page 83 20 Understanding the screens When the machine is turned on and OK is touched the pattern type selection screen appears The operations described below will be entered using the operation panel For precautions concerning the use
48. not expressly approved by Brother Industries Ltd could void the user s authority to operate the equipment THANK YOU FOR CHOOSING OUR MACHINE Your machine is one of the most advanced computerized household embroidery machines To fully enjoy all the features available we suggest that you study the manual before using the machine PLEASE READ BEFORE USING THIS MACHINE For safe operation 1 Be sure to keep your eye on the needle while sewing Do not touch the handwheel thread take up lever needle or other moving parts 2 Remember to turn off the power switch and unplug the cord when e Operation is completed e Replacing or removing the needle or any other parts e A power failure occurs during use e Maintaining the machine e Leaving the machine unattended 3 Plug the machine directly into the wall Do not use extension cords For a longer service life 1 When storing this machine avoid direct sunlight and high humidity locations Do not use or store the machine near a space heater iron halogen lamp or other hot objects 2 Use only neutral soaps or detergents to clean the machine Benzene thinner and scouring powders can damage the machine and should never be used 3 Do not drop or hit the machine 4 Always consult the manual when replacing or installing any assemblies needle or other parts to assure correct installation For repair or adjustment In the event a malfunction occurs or adjustment is required first f
49. nw tecs ensuisnatina scene a nia NE AE AE E EENE E AER ATEAN 196 WOUND CSI OO WIG esses senescsssecesseasestnec unnseonacennensemaevspeecuecces EER IEE E EERE EEEE RRE 198 PSF SCT OMMO NS OS UNG acerca pncensses ences tarcaee des ue E shee eae Gae esc T E aero N ene nee eten aon 198 Lie niee WOON E OA A E E E EE E E E E A E 199 a A E E S E E A E E A E 207 Hine LCD cannot pe Tedd sesime onioni OE EE EE RE A EEEa 213 If the machine does not respond when a key is Pressed ececeececececeeececeeeceececeeecececececeeeceeeeceeeseeeeeeeceeeeeseeees 213 DIVE Cl CAI ON ses tise vans E 215 Embroidery machine SPECITICANONG muses gainin anni E E N TEKEE tee 215 ae E EEE ESI ENA E EE R I I E E EE E A ET 216 GETTING READY After unpacking the PR 600IL first refer to Included Accessories on page 4 and check that all listed accessories are included After checking that all accessories are included the embroidery machine can be set up The setup of the PR 600II and the various preparations required before starting to sew are described in this chapter Names of Machine Parts and Their FUNCTIONS sssssssssssssssssssesessseseecesceeeesees 2 Front view 2 Right side rear view 3 Operation panel 3 Included ACC SSOFICS s cssecsssscsssensssccrnsesscecessssesesssessseesnsennnennnn natn nnn 4 Accessories 4 Optional AcCCeSSOTICGS ccccccccccssssssscecssenscnnsooosseseesseeeeseeennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnttntnn 5 Setting Up
50. of individual After making the desired changes touch characters touch the Multi Color key to turn it on and then specify the color for each character a Touch so that it changes to gt The pattern editing screen appears again chs Ne e 158mm B0Omm tT 311mm 20 T2 k 115mm gt OOmm 1145mm 1 DDA DE PF gt SIZE Rotate e3 dih E K spacing ARRAY MULTI iy Ea pm COLOR f goo EDIT 4 vensi Se 85 e Each touch of the key turns the setting either on or off 5 COLOR gt Multi color text Multi color text turned off turned on e For details on changing the thread color refer to Changing the colors of the pattern on page 127 126 Changing the colors of the patiern The colors of the pattern can be changed and previewed on the screen By changing the colors of the pattern the same pattern can be viewed in various ways If your thread colors are registered in a color thread table and if you used the table for changing color the thread spools can be assigned with the thread colors that you have And the pattern displayed in the screen will appear with colors that are almost the same as the actual thread colors With this operation the colors of all patterns will be changed not just those of the pattern being edited y 126mm 00mm 126 0mm i e 83 0mm The part of
51. of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures e Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna e Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver e Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected e Consult the retailer or an experienced radio TV technician for help e The enclosed interface cable should be used in order to ensure compliance with the limits for a Class B digital device e Changes or modifications
52. of the carriage 172 Insert the pins on the frame mounting plate of the carriage into the holes in the mounting plate of the cap frame driver Pins on the frame mounting plate of the carriage 2 Holes in the mounting plate of the cap frame driver Insert and tighten the two upper thumb screws in outer holes of mounting plate of cap frame driver While pushing in the cap frame driver toward the machine so that it is fully inserted tighten the two lower thumb screws to secure the cap frame driver oN f o pi lo H 2 pi m lo A 2 l i oe Ht Ene Tete EJN E ay a ic a alee ines a H AE On Oo SH eo cio iili ii f SAHU gt This completes the installation of the cap frame driver E Adjusting the cap frame driver L shaped bracket Ring gt Memo if the same machine is being used the adjustment to the cap frame driver is only required the first time that the machine is used Turn on the machine After the carriage moves to its initial position turn off the machine Note Be sure to adjust the cap frame driver with the carriage at its initial position Using the Allen screwdriver medium loosen the two hexagonal screws Loosen the screws only by about one turn Hexagonal screws Allen screwdriver medium Note Do not loosen them too far Lower the L shaped bracket to make it to
53. or the advanced type cap frame can be used in the standard position Only the advanced cap frame can be used in the low profile position Using the Optional Cap Frame 175 APPENDIX E For the standard type Using a Phillips screwdriver turn the four screws two on the left and two on the right at the inside of the mounting jig one turn to loosen them Screws 2 Phillips screwdriver Note Do not remove any of the four screws two on the left and two on the right otherwise they may be lost Only turn the screws to slightly loosen them Pull the mounting jig toward you and then use the Phillips screwdriver to tighten the four screws two on the left and two on the right gt This completes the preparation of the mounting jig 176 Attaching the standard cap frame to the mounting jig and putting a cap into the frame cep iy in order to view a video of the operation on the LCD see page 151 Put the cap into the standard cap frame attached to the mounting jig and then remove the standard cap frame from the mounting jig with the cap clamped Next attach the standard cap frame to the cap frame driver on the machine Attach the standard cap frame to the mounting jig Align the notch in the standard cap frame with the guiding plate on the mounting jig and then snap the frame into place Guiding Plate on mounting jig Notch on standard cap frame Sweat guard holder Holde
54. or touch 1 to select CUSTOM THREAD ve THREAD TABLE MADEIRA lt L HEHE G oo oooooooo de C dsi Jace zaan F e oooooooo Lr 7 f elf oorno p BOOO0000 en ec f olf Select a box in the table 2 Touch a gt and until the box that you wish to select appears enlarged wom L OI E IL Jel nol The box that appears enlarged is the box that is selected POCO freer gt Highlighting a color square moves in the direction of the arrow on the key that is touched Using the Settings Key 147 BASIC SETTINGS AND HELP FEATURE Select the thread color number type O Touch Touch lt and gt until the desired thread color number type brand name appears ee JL 4 Bee Je MP Get gt The entered color and number are specified for the box selected in step Type in the thread color number Touch E B 3 a 5 ls 7 e a and o to type in the desired thread color number 1 CUSTOM SE THREAD TABLE OO Ogio me eel io O OOL BOA CEOD ooogogo0g00 T ERN R A mammaa TE T ORA E gt That color is removed from the thread table and the box becomes empty CUSTOM THREAD TABLE The entered number is erased 148 Repeat steps through to specify colors for the other boxes e To change the color specif
55. reducing the pattern touch to return to the pattern editing screen it C Eaa nnnm j ve E sA New EDE e fllI9mm f OOmm 119 0mm BA E kel 200mm 35 0mm 788mm e To adjust other parts of the pattern touch and again and then adjust the pattern as desired e f it is difficult to view the text and the pattern touch S and then touch IEIR preview it Touch to return to the previous screen epode j imme 119mm 00mm 1 119 0m kel 200mm 1 gt 35 0m 788m ean o e A j SG 200mm a BB Se a LE RIE 4 ellas Luck iii EB e To return to the pattern editing screen and continue editing the pattern touch en Editing a Combined Pattern 135 SELECTING EDITING SAVING PATTERNS Saving Embroidery Patterns Machine s Memory You can save embroidery patterns that you have customized and will use often for example your name or other pattern combinations patterns that have been rotated or resized or patterns that have had their embroidering position changed JE Note e Do not turn off the machine while the Saving screen is displayed otherwise you may lose the pattern that you are saving gt Memo e It takes a few seconds to save a pattern in the machine s memory e See page 111 for information on retrieving a saved pattern With the pattern that you want to save displayed in the sewing screen p
56. sure that the embroidery will be sewn in the desired location and will not be misaligned and that the embroidery frame will not hit the presser foot If the embroidery frame is not correctly positioned it moves to the correct position and then the embroidering position is indicated Touch 3 Ge et 24mm 00mm 37mm gt Omm Rt 4 el opr 26 g gt The presser foot is lowered and the embroidery frame moves to show the embroidery area The corners of the octagon showing the embroidery area for the pattern are indicated by changing direction Carefully watch the movement of the embroidery frame and check that the embroidery is sewn in the desired location and that the embroidery frame does not hit the presser foot E Stop checking the embroidery frame area The embroidery frame can be temporarily stopped at a desired position or the checking of the embroidering area can be stopped 32 When the embroidery frame moves to the desired position touch again gt The embroidery frame stops moving and the next screen appears I CANCEL Do you want to continue jo Touch to continue moving the frame 2 Touch to stop checking the embroidering area To continue moving the embroidery frame touch ox To stop checking the embroidering area touch cancer Continuing to the embroidering screen After finishing the necessary operations in the embroidering settings scr
57. the carriage on the machine and then install the cap frame driver Before removing the embroidery frame holder remove the embroidery frame Refer to Removing the embroidery frame on page 46 Loosen and then remove the two thumb screws and the embroidery frame holder Q SOA S I G F etc Se Re Thumb screws e The removed thumb screws remain attached to the embroidery frame holder Put the two thumb screws back in the embroidery fram holder Remove the two upper thumb screws of the cap frame driver and set aside Loosen the two lower thumb screws 4 turns Upper thumb screws Lower thumb screws Using the Optional Cap Frame 171 APPENDIX Pass the machine bed through the ring of the cap frame driver Aeaee He Zee gE rom XCD YV E s oi _ eA Machine bed N 7 NS Note Be careful that the cap frame driver does not hit any nearby parts such as the presser foot Attach the cap frame driver to the carriage as described below in steps through Insert the two thumb screws at the bottom of the cap frame driver into the v cuts in the carriage and then place the mounting plate of the cap frame driver on top of the frame mounting plate of the carriage hae gt Notch in the carriage 2 Thumb screw of the cap frame driver 3 Mounting plate of the cap frame driver Frame mounting plate
58. the front of the winder Align the groove in the bobbin with the spring on the bobbin winder shaft and set the bobbin on the shaft Hole in the thread guide Pass the thread around the tension disk as shown in the illustration Make sure that the thread is correctly fed into the tension disk Groove in the bobbin 2 Spring on the shaft v Set the thread spool on the spool pin f L WD Tension disk Thread spool Spool pin 190 Pass the thread through the hole in the right of the thread guide toward the back of the machine SS Hole in the thread guide Wind the thread clockwise around the bobbin 4 or 5 times as shown in the illustration Pass the end of the thread through the guide slit in the bobbin winder seat and pull the thread The cutter will cut the thread Guide slit Bobbin winder seat Note Be sure to follow the procedure described If the bobbin is wound without the thread being cut with the cutter when the bobbin thread runs low the thread may become tangled around the bobbin and cause the needle to break Slide the bobbin holder until it clicks into place Bobbin holder Press the main power switch to start winding the bobbin I ANY WM Z nl aN i AONI f gt Start winding the bobbin Using the Optional Bobbi
59. the inside clamping frame and then adjust the inside clamping frame Brim holder Centerline of brim presser e Make sure the notch comes out Adjust the brim so that it maintains a rounded shape Inside clamping frame 2 Screw for the inside clamping frame Pull the ends of the cap out from the center to remove any slack gt This completes the positioning of the cap in the advanced cap frame Remove the advanced cap frame from the mounting jig Press both right and left holders on the mounting jig with both thumbs and then pull off the embroidery frame as shown in the illustration SY y UNS Clips e Repeat steps and on the other side to remove any slack and secure the cap with Holder the clips Using the Optional Cap Frame 183 APPENDIX E Attaching the cap frame to the embroidery E Removing the cap frame machine After embroidering is finished remove the cap The cap frame driver is required in order to attach frame and then remove the cap the cap frame to the embroidery machine Before attaching the cap frame to the machine attach the Remove the cap frame from the cap frame cap frame driver to the carriage Refer to driver Installing the cap frame driver on page 171 Press both of the two holders at the base of the cap frame with both thumbs and then pull off Attach the cap frame to the cap frame driver the embroidery frame as shown in the As show
60. the page 127 Use the Temporary needle bar setting Upper thread guide plates function by selecting the key on the Sine NeWslon aik embroidering screen More details please see E Thread tension changed suddenly the page 94 Thread is caught on a rough edge of the spool E Resume an unfinished pattern from the last time Ol upper read l ke machine was switched ofi a thread is caught under the spool of thread The machine remembers the pattern and the position even after turning off the power And the machine can resume the embroidery when the machine turns on again Refer to page 62 E The frame came out from the carriage Make sure that the positioning pins are placed into the frame s positioning slot and hole Refer to page 31 It is a good idea to turn off the machine once to originate the carriage before you re sew the pattern The thread dust or lint is gathered under the bobbin s tension spring E Cancel the current design and start again Select the New Embroidery key on the upper left of the screen The pattern and all information will be deleted Refer to page 49 When You Have a Question This May Help You 59 EMBROIDERING TOTORIAL Sj jt 60 OTHER BASIC PROCEDURES This chapter provides explanations on operations other than those described in chapter 2 such as sewing a pattern with seven or more colors changing the needles and changing thread spools Resume the Operation Be
61. the pattern in the color at the top of the thread color sequence display is the part whose color is being changed 2 Shows the number of thread color changes The top value shows the position in the sewing order for the color at the top of the thread color sequence display and the bottom value shows the total number of thread color changes Selects the previous color in the thread color sequence display Selects the next color in the thread color sequence display Use these keys to select a color from the color thread table Applies the color change Color thread table Select a color from this table Specifies pause locations Refer to Specifying pause locations before embroidering on page 92 Touch this key to close this screen Name of the table Touch and until the color to be changed appears at the top of the thread color sequence display 208088 a Bee ae Seis e LUO ae v BET ee S a Ermas as i custom 1 OK The thread color for the part of the pattern displayed at the top will be changed Touch 4 lt and to select the new color from the color palette The color that appears enlarged is the color that is selected 2 Displays the name of the selected thread color gt In the pattern display area the color of the selected part of the pattern is changed Editing the Embroidery
62. the thread color sequence display is selected After reaching the last color in the ja a ao ae PI thread color sequence display the scrolling stops gt The embroidering screen appears again 76 Changing the Thread Spools with Designs of Seven or More Colors This section contains details on understanding the change thread spools message and on easily changing the thread spools Change thread spools gt Memo message Tousea different thread color than the one that was specified use temporary needle When it is necessary to replace the thread spool bar setting key and then change the thread while embroidering a pattern that contains seven or color setting For details refer to more colors the machine automatically stops sewing Temporary Needle Bar Setting on and the message shown below appears This page 94 message also appears when it is necessary to change To minimize changing the thread spools the thread spools before beginning to embroider a frequently used thread colors can be new pattern Change the thread spools according to specifically assigned to certain needle bars their new assignments For details refer to Reserved Needle Bar Settings on page 96 __8 __6546 11 V 7312 19min 3 7 21 min 2 min e Change thread s and click start button al o The needle bars where the thread spools must be changed appear in color 2 The needle bars
63. thread the bobbin 19 correctly threaded thread P incorrect The lower thread tension is Adjust the tension of the bobbin p 85 incorrect thread The upper thread If a short length of thread doa acne out of the remains ne thread is w D E a of th needle when trimmed the needle may oon ne embroidering become unthreaded when begins embroidering begins again The thread quality is poor second page of the settings screen The upper thread There is no more thread in the does not reachthe bobbin the thread does not feed bobbin thread from the bobbin or the thread Correctly thread the lower when that is fed from the bobbin is too thread embroidering short begins Troubleshooting 205 APPENDIX Probable Cause Reference Page If the thread breakage sensor in es te aa da of the thread tension knobs cannot Although the detect that the thread is being Correctly pass the thread ae through the thread tension disc thread is not fed even if the machine is If th aad broken a broken running a broken thread error ft eal oe hire ay ee 37 thread error occurs and the machine is i ests ae gis ee i P occurs and the stopped If the thread came out C aye A ete ae aad machine stops of the thread tension disc even R E anare though the thread is not broken oa the machine detects that the thread is not being fed and stops Replace the needle Dull oe n The simple penetration of the The fabric is too delicate
64. thumb screw Adjust the orientation and angle of the operation panel so it can easily be operated Loosen 2 thumb screws to bring the operation panel forward Thumb screw Adjust the angle of the operation panel Loosen the 2 thumb screws behind the operation panel adjust the operation panel to an easy to view angle and then tighten the thumb screws Thumb screws Adjust the operation panel to an easy to operate position and then tighten the thumb screws Side view Top view Thumb screws 7S Note Using the disc shaped screwdriver included loosen and firmly tighten the five thumb screws Setting Up the Machine 9 GETTING READY Using the Phillips screwdriver loosen the Preparing the thread guide screws on the left and right sides of the thread assembly guide assembly and lift up the thread guide so that it is level Raise the thread guide assembly Locate the included Phillips screwdriver Using the Phillips screwdriver loosen the screws on the left side of the thread guide assembly support so that the thread guide assembly can be raised Remove screw Q and then turn screw three or four times to loosen it Loosen Screws Tighten the screws on the left and right sides of the thread guide assembly Remove the screw Turn the screw three or four times to loosen it Raise thread guide into position and tighten screw on the
65. until the spools will need to be screen changed To start the machine touch this key to unlock the machine and then press the start stop button CAUTION When A unlock key in the embroidering screen is touched the start stop button begins flashing in green and the embroidery machine can start sewing If the upper threading is being performed or the needle is being threaded be careful that the embroidery machine is not accidentally started otherwise injuries may result 34 Upper threading Use embroidery thread to thread the needle bars in order starting with needle bar 1 gt orenarions gt Th gt l l in order to view a video of the operation BELLL NA To page 3 _ on the LCD see page 151 1 CAUTION When threading the upper thread carefully follow the instructions If the upper threading is not performing correctly the thread may break or become tangled causing the needle to bend or break Note a gt Memo The path that the embroidery machine should be threaded is indicated by a line on the machine Be sure to thread the machine as indicated It is recommended that rayon or polyester embroidery thread be used 120 den 2 135 dtex 2 40 weight in Americas and Europe 50 in Japan G Upper Threading 35 EMBROIDERING TUTORIAL The numbers indicate the thread path for each of the numbered needle bars Be very careful to correctly
66. using Tajima data be sure to preview the sewn image on the screen and change the colors from the change thread color screen LIME wy REN Moss GREEN ORANGE RED YELLOW 149 J country 205 ClemBRoIDERY Helpful Tips for the Operation of PR 600II_ 163 APPENDIX Creating Beautiful Embroidery The various precautions concerning the thread embroidery frames and stabilizers backings that must be observed in order to create beautiful embroidery are described below Threads Embroidery thread can be costly therefore caring for it should be a priority No matter how well a thread is manufactured it must be appropriately stored if it is to sew properly This is especially true when one considers the time that lapses between delivery to the thread user and the moment the thread is actually used on the embroidery machine It is important that embroidery threads be stored in an environment that is free of damaging agents such as excessive heat light or moisture Embroidery threads are best stored in an area that is as clean and dust free as possible It is also important that the storage area be free of smoke fumes and gases Certain gases may cause the thread to yellow These fumes originate from such appliances as gas heaters or from gas or diesel engines Direct sunlight is also extremely destructive for embroidery threads Boxes of thread should not be left open and expos
67. where it is not necessary to change the thread spools appear in gray 3 Touch this key to close the message indicating that the thread spool be changed NS Note When the embroidering screen is displayed the current thread color assignment is stored If the same thread color is used the next time that the thread spools must be changed the needle bar will be assigned the same thread color as before Changing the Thread Spools with Designs of Seven or More Colors 77 OTHER BASIC PROCEDURES Pull out the old thread just after the needle Easily changing the thread bar thread guide spools When replacing the thread spools it is necessary to re thread the upper thread However the thread spools can easily be changed when replacing a thread spool whose thread is correctly threaded through the machine Cut the thread between the thread spool and the thread guide Continue pulling the thread until the knot is above the needle Cut the knot Use the automatic needle threading mechanism to thread the needle with the new thread Refer to page 39 gt This completes the changing of the thread spool NS Note When pulling out the thread do not pull the knot through the eye of the needle If the knot is pulled through the eye of the needle the needle may be damaged Tie the end of the thread on the new spool with the end of the thread remaining from the previous color 78 lf the
68. 1 Sewing the Embroidery Now the embroidery machine is ready to begin sewing When the machine starts sewing the presser foot is automatically lowered the necessary thread trimming operations at the end of stitching are performed the threads are changed as necessary while the embroidery is sewn and the machine stops when the end of the stitching is reached 1 CAUTION For safety reasons the embroidery machine must not be left unattended while it is sewing While the machine is in operation pay special attention to the needle location In addition keep your hands away from all moving parts such as the needle needle bar case thread take up lever and carriage otherwise injuries may result E Locking mechanism For safety reasons this embroidery machine is equipped with a locking function Normally the embroidery machine is locked it cannot start sewing Unless the machine is unlocked it cannot start sewing If the embroidery machine is not started within 10 seconds after unlocking it it automatically returns to being locked The start stop button shows whether or not the embroidery machine is locked If the start stop button lights up in red the machine is locked If the start stop button flashes in green the machine is unlocked Press the start stop button Starting embroidering Press the start stop button while it is flashing in green If the start stop button returns to being lit ii in red perform this procedure
69. 14 Note The connectors on the USB cable can only be inserted into a connector in one direction If it is difficult to insert the connector do not insert it with force and check the orientation of the connector For details on the position of the USB port on the computer or USB hub refer to the instruction manual for the corresponding equipment Connection through a USB hub may not be possible depending on the operating environment If a connection is not possible connect the cable to the USB port of the computer After the Removable Disk folder appears in the My Computer folder on the computer the connection is completed iol x File Edit View Favorites Tools H Gack SA Search yFolders 7 a Control Panel 29 314 Floppy 4 3 E Local Disk 0 4 SI04TA heh S Local Disk Es Compact Disc F E Local Disk iG Removable Disk H E Recalling Move copy the pattern data that you wish to recall into the Removable Disk folder E Removable Disk H Ioj x File Edit View Favorites Tool Gack p A Search ka APPLE FES ka GOLF FES ja FLAG FES ka FLOWER PHG aa FOX PHC ka STAR PHG a SWEET DST aa TIME DST aa TREE DST Pattern data in the Removable Disk folder is written to the machine oY Note While data is being written do not disconnect the USB cable Do not create folders within th
70. 24 SPSCIICALIONS sriccetesren dn aiana ea NEETER 215 POON aree S E A E NETE 36 SPOOl change indicator ss sexs sonsecieeniecsteds aandetycepecateute 56 76 SPOOl SLAM _asarscoarsacnaedanasenesdaagsaessaradenasaaasedecscamtatanante 2 11 Stabilizer apa lenetetresantreeeirececianariedstceeeee tases 66 165 167 Standard Tail wc ccecccescceccescceseesccesceusceuseees 140 150 Standard PrO SIYIE sasuseno airn aeni 170 SAIL OP DUON eriari a 3 42 Starting ending position key ssssssesssssereeereeeee 55 89 90 SECM COUWME aai a 56 Stopping embroidering seseseseeesesesetenenenenenens 44 EEE a A E lammenrececensen es 55 Sweer KAIU gsactacsensysavarsiveenteasceaceedensd iarntecseenmensanenantes 167 E A EE E E EA AE 167 T TIAA ponies 101 149 163 Temporary needle bar setting key eee eeeee 57 94 Tension dial Aiccisrcccacedecarcractornekvucwesabayeneniwekdtacaveances 45 86 Tany ClO eaae A O 167 Thread assenanesnssenessesssoseressssssssersssssssssaraesee 15 16 35 164 Thread color essssssssesssssesesssssessersesssoessesssssees 131 146 163 Tmead color display sciinde aeree EEEE 145 Thread color set up display eesessesssessssssssssssseserereseresseeee 56 Thread SUNG asia asetergnvesdtinsecdarneneienysocincetaannccigieeeaceqees 2 36 Thread guide assembly support eee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 2 Thread guide DUNS iscsarscanesertedetacsiiadv avons eas avn iotetes 2 Tread Spools reroror aa 77 Thread
71. 6 XC4819 003 Fruits amp Vegetables XA5659 003 67 Home Dec SA367 XC7048 003 O Appliqu Alphabet SA337 XA5753 003 SA338 XA5781 001 69 Sport Shirt Motifs SA369 XC7274 003 WO Doll Face SA339 XA5978 001 70 Cross Stitch Collection 2 SA370 XC7550 003 0 SA340 XA6T1T 001 5A371 XC9094 003 41 Renaissance Alphabet SA341 XA6586 003 72 Cross Stitch Collection 3 SA372 XC9082 003 42 Farm SA342 XA6733 003 73 Japanese Style SA373 XCO130 003 43 i i L Cross Stitch Collection 1 SA368 XC7097 003 A WY W WY WY wlw Sw S NININININI SPP SC SSS sip COIN G1 Wy Ro WO CO NY G1 CO OY BD BY GY NR Fam 73 SA343 XA6769 003 74 Scrapbooking SA374 XD1091 003 SA344 XA6849 003 75 Lace Collection SA375 XD1193 003 Discontinued Contact your nearest authorized dealer to order additional parts and optional accessories by using the correct part number el A Optional Accessories 5 GETTING READY Setting Up the Machine The procedures for setting up the machine are described below If the machine is not set up correctly it may shake or produce loud noises and the embroidery will not be sewn correctly An optional sewing stand is also available Setup and transporting precautions CAUTION The temperature of the operating environment should be between 5 C 40 F and 40 C 104 F If the machine is operated in an environment that is eit
72. 9 e 44mm lt 93mm gt The screen shown below appears 4 To delete the data press ox 5 1 CANCEL Deleting the selected pattern s file Are you sure gt The pattern is deleted and if there is enough space the previous screen appears automatically e To quit deleting press cancer If there is not enough space delete another pattern gt If the embroidery data was saved successfully the previous screen automatically appears e Saving the data takes approximately 10 seconds Note e Do not turn off the machine while the Saving message is displayed otherwise the pattern data being saved may be lost E Recalling stored patterns Refer to the appropriate page of Selecting an Embroidery Pattern according to the media being used For patterns saved on the machine refer to page 111 For patterns saved on USB media refer to page 117 USB Media Commercially Available When sending embroidery patterns from the machine to USB media plug the USB media into the machine s USB Type A host port Depending on the type of USB media being used either directly plug the USB device into the machine s USB Type A host port or plug the USB Card Reader Writer into the machine s USB port gt Memo Some USB media may not be usable with this machine Please visit our web site for more details when the pattern you want to amp gt Press
73. B media into the USB Type A host port connector Embroidery card slot Insert the embroidery cards sold separately into the embroidery card slot 3 Handwheel Rotate the handwheel to move the needle up and down Be sure to rotate the handwheel counterclockwise USB Type B function port connector When sending patterns from a computer to the machine plug the USB cable from the computer into the USB Type B function port connector Operation panel Bottom Power supply plug Insert the plug on the power supply cord into the power supply plug Main power switch Use the main power switch to turn the machine ON I and OFF O Ventilation slots Start stop button Press the start stop button to start or stop machine The lighting status and color of the button changes depending on the operation condition of the machine Lit in red When the machine cannot start sewing Flashing in green When the machine can start sewing Lit in green While the machine is sewing Off When the machine is turned off Thread trimming button Press the thread trimming button to trim both the upper and the bobbin threads Automatic needle threading button Press the automatic needle threading button to thread the needle LCD touch panel Touch the keys that appear on the touch panel to select and edit patterns and confirm various information Names of Machine P
74. E EE A 107 Pae PAES aa A A E S 108 Alp rapet pat eiM eranaee aoea EE AEA uss EEA ETAN EGOE EEO AE EO ASEE AEE ANO 109 Embroidery patterns stored in the TACINIM Cs xcsasssaseasaesexdavessvan sua sesunddanssstanesendeadeasaaseanananesnadouasandadeinunaaadudaweloss 111 EMbTOlCEry cards OPUOnA I arenan E E E E TE E Ta 112 Compoter USD eer E ar aa 114 USB media Commercially AVall ADC arunsa EEE E EE AEA 117 Editing the Embroidery Pattern Pattern Editing Screen essseeesssesesssesssseoseosoeeceseseses 119 Boa AE A E E E A E E A A A E EEN EENT 119 Salecing the patern t9 e CONGO errea NE EE A E ERE S A O 120 Moving a 01 IY sirean Eiane nane EEEE EEEE ANES EEE EAA olan tneulumneseaatbenmbantineiadatucmobaeaanbes 120 Flipping a patern MORIZOMIAINY seinare e E E E i 121 Flipping apatem yeri ally 22 aires enctenadancstysasaasaqeloxaawatnd eg a N A E 121 Changing ine sze oia PiN enana N EE E E atadacennetiaapatae 121 ROUNE APANE reni a a EEE EEO EOE A E 122 Chane ing ne Text arraneenivent Ol a Character seues i e rene a NEEE Ea NEEESE AERATED it 123 Changing thie character spacie meranese tr E E uaneoa ee npeeasteesawse 124 Changing the thread density only for some character and frame patterns cccseccecececeeceeeeeeeeeesennaeeeeeeees 125 Le GUI ALA MARE COO ak lt gt aginst eee nen rare iete er ey nenntney errr Ree eee rre ee eee eee ee ee er ere 126 Changing the colors OF the patteri asisas inaner Noen ONENE NE
75. E eee er T 167 Lock stitching Key sciscneshaassnereatscaereceaansvonatnonnenarss 55 88 Locking mechanism scoir oecassivaioesna iae aaini i 42 Locking the needle bar cecccesecererereseseseverevereccceenneess 72 Low Profile Low fitting xevecessneceatussateredenanoudanneseenewanens 170 Lower tead OUNCE 2 2 5cuscanietecepsanstexqoannia ei 2 M Machine operations guide key sses 49 151 Main power SWITCID aacusesscacuaanahscavassadstneseaaseadsereas 3 20 47 Maintenance ccc cececeecececcecessecececeseeceseeeesuseneess 151 193 Manual needle bar settings eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 96 Maximum sewing speed key oo eeeeeseseeeeereeeeeeeneees 55 56 IMCL RG KEV a E EAEE 53 Middle thread guide sessirnir 2 MOUDE MSc ceacuatncaceamtennncteadascadtanactobaewamotbias ueeuddes 174 Moving E e EA AEE A 40 Multi Color REY sonsnsesnsieuadtvacssvanasaeneqessvacnsuatesdeedines 53 126 N Names of machine parts eceeeeeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 2 INC QONG aneri o nea E E E mace eess 15 CINQUE NG E E E E 63 Neeg parcage sisiran beiesi N a aS 2 Needle Dar Koy sissiiasiniissianio s na 34 56 Needle plae riure i 194 New embroidery key sicetesasonneanaetpbvevbiesavanncouevelsiepeannonens 49 Next page KCYscacicsaisteaesiaslensndeneoncentanyaigyeipenmaeuctcuepececassds 51 Number of thread color changes n se 51 52 54 O 6 errr N E ee eee eee 196 ODEFALION panel sisiran eria e i EEE 239 Optional accessories
76. EE ENANTA EANES a i 127 LG eG a Padel anrr a R AA EARI EN EOE ENRE Ea 128 Editing the Embroidery Pattern Embroidering Settings Screen ssssssssseeessessseeeee 129 korang me eniro aT ieren N AEE aE deed AEE EEE E EE E ESSES 129 Creant a tepedaine PANEN aegri on e E E E E 130 Changing the colors of the Dati ixcicanrossascesewscwhassnwesseaaeceaaneaaceasiaatacad btanetaetapieazaaaevaasenabeneecenensedraianaatectecaacsanes 131 Editing a Combined PAtleON ssessosnussesossacesssseasuasacseuseathessiencenaseansanspedesisoessuaswasstennsseenceereuaed 132 Saving Embroidery Patten cosis inongan EEE AANE EE 136 Mac IIS S MENO aesae a ENEA 136 lt the Embroidery Patteri Cannot Be Saved ssceiiisamiasrscnritdir iaaa a Aa EE a AE 136 USB Media Commercii Iy Avaa BIE ase e eS EEEE NEEE EEE ETE A SOES 137 BASIC SETTINGS AND HELP FEATURE 139 Using the SE LINES KOy cess cern ntexsstaeseecesisvesecesnrzenssecnsnvacce anccesseessneaepecucssseescncasessbacersssceepeeess 140 Unpaerslandine the Sel UIE ss Che IW rsss e a E E cee ace tne weeeneecarns 140 Adjusting the brightness of the LCD 2 ccicciesacsajaacctsetadoneceteagencnenacssannsccnapencedeepnnannsaeaagancatecinepnedeceegenoneetaananedenes 142 Turine the DUzZzer on Of Oaeei E E EE E E ccmeuen sacs E 142 Chang me Melangi O nennei aenean NE EEEE N aR ENEE RENE EENES 143 Changing theunitt OF eas UFC MENE acai 2syceceriectenaceanesaaieeenneaaneysewansnenepns EE T EAR Ra 143 C hanging thedispla y pi
77. For more details refer to page 32 After specifying the desired repeat settings touch ox gt The embroidering settings screen appears again gt Memo If is touched to return to the pattern editing screen after specifying repeat settings the pattern appears as it did before the repeat settings were specified but the settings are not cancelled When the embroidering settings screen is displayed again the pattern appears with the repeat settings applied However if an error occurs for example if the pattern is enlarged in the pattern editing screen so that it extends out of the embroidering area when it is repeated the following error message appears I OK T 1 Touch to return to the pattern editing screen so that the pattern can be re edited Changing the colors of the patiern The colors of the pattern can be changed and previewed in the screen The function and operation for this key is the same as that for the change thread color key in the pattern editing screen O04 Hp 0 0mm ake 00mm ROTATE ALL REPEAT Jo a YELLOW For details on changing the colors refer to page 127 gt Memo Even if is touched to return to the pattern editing screen after colors are changed the settings are not cancelled Editing the Embroidery Pattern Embroidering Settings Screen 131 SELECTING EDITING SAVING PATTERNS Editing a Combined Pattern D In this sectio
78. INS seisnes A REAREA AEEA AA A 171 Propane O Use Metap Tame aniona a 171 Attaching the standard cap frame to the mounting jig and putting a cap into the frame eee eeeeeeeeeeeees 176 Attaching the advanced cap frame to the mounting jig and putting a cap into the frame eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 180 inst lling the embroidery frame holde uruissa niaaa aiaia a ia 185 Adaltionaldit tizing ornai eesin ee aE A E ANa 186 Using the Optional Bobbin Winder sssccssscsssscsssscnssssssssscnssssnceesossssosssesssccescesssoess 188 PrE CAUUONS aoa EE tae S E E AS EE EEEE EA 188 Optional bobbin winder and its accessories sssssssssssssesessssssassnssrsrsessrssesesesesrrrertereteretereerereeenererterarerarerere 188 Setting up the optional bobbin WINGED sc0ss2cssceevasepoeccdevene caus eenawone tinnar creces oiiaee iarainn tiaia 189 Connecime Me AC adape ecienekninesni ii a a aeina a a iA E Ee 189 SVa n EDO ae a E A E E A 190 Mainte nahe E sninen E EE E E EEE E 193 Cleaning tel C Cenere ai ENEE EE A EEEE A A lade ea AESA E RAES ENTAR 193 Cleaning he machine SU ICE sossen okaso EE EE ENEE OEE EEEE E EEEE AONAN AE Ea ESENE 193 deanna ENOO ero E A N E A EAA OENE AEE E 193 Cleaning Around the needle plate lt ccassaccacesestiecs sinus Gon canwaahawdaceneecaseseneanncsamede caaganciace aaan eE e 194 Ceanine he 059 6 aie Socks emer een et eer er ere ry eer tern rene rer tee a area et eee eer err reece 195 Olling ihe TAC NG xara sa
79. N or m mm E ra l ENGLISH lt A BRIGHTNESS OF LCD Enables the density or brightness of the screen to be adjusted BUZZER Turns the buzzer on or off UNIT Enables the units of measurements that appear in the screens to be changed LANGUAGES Enables the display language to be changed The keys and messages appear in the selected language Details of each of the settings are described in the following sections After specifying the desired settings touch to return to the screen that was displayed before the settings screen was displayed Using the Settings Key 141 BASIC SETTINGS AND HELP FEATURE Adjusting the brightness of the LCD The brightness of the LCD can be specified from the fifth page of the settings screen Touch and to adjust the brightness of the screen so that the contents of the screens can be clearly viewed To make the screen lighter touch To make the screen darker touch ae Mabe BRIGHTNESS m EN OF LCD K BUZZ FREE cO Go e The number beside indicates the brightness Move it to the desired setting When the embroidery machine is purchased 142 was selected Note All or part of the display may sometimes become darker or lighter due to temperature changes This is not a sign of a malfunction If the display is difficult to read adju
80. Pattern Pattern Editing Screen 127 m SE custom 1 OK gt The color change is confirmed e Make sure to touch to specify the new color otherwise the thread color is not changed e If the wrong thread color is specified or if you wish to change the thread color again select a different thread color and then touch ser Repeat steps through until the colors of all parts that you wish to change are changed After making the desired changes touch o gt The pattern editing screen appears again gt Memo Touch to specify pause locations For details refer to Specifying pause locations before embroidering on page 92 The color thread table can be changed to a custom thread that you create to reflect the thread colors that you have Refer to Custom thread table settings on page 147 128 Deleting a pattern p Touch peure e 158mm 600mm 31 1mm ko 115mm 0 0mm 2114 5mm gt The screen shown below appears 6 Touch ox CANCEL Deleting the selected gt The pattern is deleted e To quit deleting the pattern touch cancer Editing the Embroidery Pattern Embroidering Settings Screen In the embroidering settings screen a single pattern can be edited if patterns were not combined or an entire combined pattern can be edited as a single pattern In addition the arrow keys can be used to move the p
81. S Ga Tee pe o In addition the number of stitches and the F time count up Al LOCK mg gt The pattern type selection screen appears Note Automatic Lock stitching can be set so that it is sewn at the beginning of the embroidery when starting to sew after change thread colors and when trimming the thread Refer to Automatic Lock Stitch Setting on page 88 The sewing speed can be changed even while the pattern is being sewn Refer to Maximum Sewing Speed Setting on page 91 I After sewing of the first color is finished the machine automatically stops and trims the thread The needle bar case moves to the 2nd color position and sewing of the second color begins gt The thread color display in the screen continues to the second color and the thread information for the second needle bar is surrounded by the red frame This continues until the last color is sewn and the embroidery machine automatically stops gt The embroidering settings screen reappears gt The start stop button lights up in red e No thread trimming operations at the beginning of stitching and at the end of stitching are necessary Sewing the Embroidery 43 EMBROIDERING TUTORIAL Stopping embroidering The machine can be stopped during sewing E Temporarily pausing Press the start stop button ae AGO gt The machine stops and the start stop button lights up in re
82. T SELECT COLOR j ee vensrry ge yi DELETE Merce 58mm 60 mm E 311imm 0 15mm Bis 0 mm 14 mm B 1 Arranges the text on a straight line 2 Arranges the text on a slanted line Arranges the text on the outside of a wide curve 4 Arranges the text on the outside of a sharp curve Arranges the text on the inside of a wide curve Arranges the text on the inside of a sharp curve If touched after selecting a text arrangement on a curve each touch of this key decreases the bend of the curve makes it flatter If touched after selecting a text arrangement on a curve each touch of this key increases the bend of the curve makes it more curved Moves the pattern in the direction of the arrow on the key Touch this key to close this screen Touch the key of the desired text arrangement After selecting the desired text arrangement the bend of the curve can be adjusted If necessary touch and to adjust the bend of the curve Editing the Embroidery Pattern Pattern Editing Screen 123 SELECTING EDITING SAVING PATTERNS If necessary touch the arrow keys to adjust the position of the pattern For more details refer to page 120 After making the desired changes touch gt The pattern editing screen appears again gt Memo The text arrangement specified when the character was selected on
83. Te ii ars KA Use the thumb screws removed in step Note Using the disc shaped screwdriver included firmly tighten the thumb screws This completes the preparation of the machine 12 EMBROIDERING TUTORIAL This chapter describes the basic embroidering operations in order from turning on the machine and sewing a pattern to finishing sewing Follow the steps of the tutorial to embroider a pattern and master the operation of this embroidery machine Operating Precautions scscsccccsssssssessssssssssseseeesenenennnnnnntnnnnnn nnn 14 Basic Procedures scccscssssssssssscsscsnsscscsnssossessseseseseeeseeneennnnnnnnnnnntttt 17 Screen Quick Reference Guide ccccsssecesscsssscoscessssceseussiennennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnEE 49 When You Have a Question This May Help YOu scccccsccscscsssscccccccececeeseees 58 Installing the Bobbin Turning ON the Machine Selecting an Embroidery Pattern Editing the Embroidery Pattern Specifying Embroidering Setting Previewing the Image Hooping the Fabric in the Embroidery Frame Attaching the Embroidery Frame to the Machine Checking the Embroidery Area Upper Threading Sewing the Embroidery Checking the Thread Tension Removing the Embroidery Frame and Fabric Turning OFF the Machine 10 11 12 13 14 EMBROIDERING TUTORIAL Operating Precautions The necessary points to ensure the correct operation of this machin
84. Tubular sewing Thread trimming Thread breakage sensor Automatic needle threader Communication with PC Data storage 37 kg 81 Ibs 512 W x 589 D x 586 H mm 20 5 32 W x 23 3 16 D x 23 1 16 H inches Maximum Tubular 1 000 spm Cap 600 spm Speed range Max 1 000 spm Min 400 spm Normal size Type L Option 130 mm W x 50 mm H 2 inches H x 5 1 8 inches W 4 frames available 300 mm W x 200 mm H 7 7 8 inches H x 11 3 4 inches W 180 mm W x 130 mm H ee inches H x 7 1 8 inches W 100 mm W x 100 mm H 4 inches H x 4 inches W 60 mm W x 40 mm H 1 1 2 inches H x 2 3 8 inches W Upper and lower thread Yes Upper thread an bobbin thread USB port Original card and USB media Specifications 215 APPENDIX Symbols DST TRIM SEWING stactcanctesccontonceay baacacanigeiiiadss 140 149 A FNCCESSONICS siisii iunea aE AE 4 Adjusting ENS E a E nee a nesono tee 73 cap frame driver 205 ce sacasenosesededancntananesanenesananenainnteaes 173 edited patterns uinubeatenntyanstaceseateatedeteantiacanstenerewanisen 120 A e E EE EEE E E EE T 8 operation panel vcsnunsssneaaatanegnseiventeaasataresatetseemes 9 screen brightness eesesssesssssesersrersrersrereress 142 213 SOWING SPESO crcanocgnutentaatonscbnraesandesanconaniceaguanecctecai s 91 ERR SACL Tensioi ssenarini E 85 touch panel srirnpiie a 213 Alphabet patterns sicaconccesstensnaneacassant
85. a I 1 ange 5694 a i 1 ae 5676 s 6 11 aA 5660 a E Expanded thread color display feature enables colors to be displayed in almost the true color The colors and thread color numbers are stored in the machine s memory From this thread color library you can select colors to create your own color thread table If the pattern colors are changed using this table the pattern can be displayed with only the thread colors that you have In addition the embroidery pattern can be displayed as it would appear after it is embroidered Sa N t 24 CAG ae E iff POLY oO as ee oO 5694 ar E rey eS ee E 205 ClemBrowery custom 1 E Automatic needle threading mechanism Using the automatic needle threading mechanism the needle can easily be threaded E USB Type B function port connector available as standard equipment Available features If a computer is connected to the machine through the included USB cable embroidery patterns can be recalled from the computer Designs with a maximum size of 200 mm H x 300 mm W 7 7 8 inches H x 11 3 4 inches W can be embroidered If the optional cap frame is used embroidery can be sewn on caps E Various built in patterns In addition to the many lettering patterns embroidery patterns and frame patterns built into the machine if an optional embroidery card is used many more embroidery patterns are availab
86. aae 72 VANMPUAGE lt 5 sascavesepiedsaaataesnasanteasadactsvaglacsuniennceamaennas 143 SIZE ae E A E 103 110 121 text arrangement of a character eee eeeeeeeeee 123 thread color display iesssasesssasesvasecaesiavesenavaraazecneveas 145 thread density uscente E atalnuaeacaneids 125 thread Spools c cssesscaresenseasanaeeeducse de vetenanndaneaeadaewienss Ti 216 units of measurements eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 143 Checking needle bars and thread colors s 33 DIC VIEW IMa Occ ua secctersaet an cucnareccadereotantaenecenceucanse 27 thread spool changes essesesessscsesessseseresssssesessasasases ra TAVFEAC TENSION sccscecesinaccenscceenarasessnnsanseansnoecameateatatens 45 Cleaning around the needle plate ccececcccscrscrercrerersesenes 194 DODDI CASE sarirane aee E 195 KOOR a A atesemeo aatace 193 LUE er ee ree 193 MAC HG SUM ACE E A 193 Color WATONM AU OU w nveasiasaeaysaeensnceusieyadssapsenracerseececeters 145 Color thread table 222s2anncncaliedesnaccoseatnatevecdouanenseradeanater 163 Compining AUCTINS xccantenstinevattnel denen ekek a kanaa 119 COMMON SCTOCI seserian or nanne AER EEEREN ENONSE 49 COUTO craro E ee 167 Cotton sheeting ceiricicatisidroiiacainania a ii 167 Custom thread table wo ees cecceeceeeceeeceeseees 141 147 D Deletetile key aiagacairessviesacstiasacavaeratdetavatearetaniendes 112 118 Delete key urissa A 53 110 Deleting PANEK airinn eaameoraapage 128 previous
87. able Cause Reference Page If the thread tension cannot be adjusted thread wax and dust may have collected in the upper or middle solic ote plates The thread tension does not correspond to the amount that Piers tension knob was causing the thread tension guide 6 i plates to rise Clean the thread uated sat tension guide plates the upper thread a Try sewing with different thread If the problem no longer occurs after the thread is changed the thread quality is the problem Replace the thread with one of good quality Lint may be wound in the hook Clean the hook The upper thread is not threaded Check the thread path and then 35 oo correctly thread the upper thread again P The machine is noisy Replace the hook The hook is damaged Consult your nearest authorized dealer Not enough oil was applied Oil recommended parts Touch the key to move the The needle is not at the correct desired needle bar to be position threaded into embroidering position The needle Recommended needles are not Replace and use recommended 15 63 threader cannot used on this machine needle Pow be used i i The needle is not installed Correctly install the needle p 15 63 correctly The hook on the automatic needle threading mechanism is a a haere p 15 63 Deni ealer The upper thread is not threaded Check the thread path and then 35 correctly thread the upper thread again P a A The bobbin thread is not Correctly
88. acket Refer to page 173 Memo sae J Note Before installing the cap frame be sure to adjust the ring of the cap frame driver and the height of the L shaped bracket If the same machine is being used this adjustment is only required the first time that it is used In addition this adjustment is not necessary if the enclosed cap frame is installed After the ring of the cap frame driver and the height of the L shaped bracket have been adjusted they must be adjusted again if a different machine is being used The height may differ depending on the machine that is used For details contact your sales representative If the cap embroidery frame is attached the embroidery frame indicators showing which embroidery frames can be used appear as shown below Using the Optional Cap Frame 169 APPENDIX E Golf Style Types of caps 5 sections l l Face Not divided With PR 600II we recommend that the following 5 types of caps be embroidered E Standard Pro Style Face Pro style 6 sections gt a Otto Interna tional Inc cap model number 0 1027 007 Example Mesh backing on the back of front Constructed Unconstructed Otto Interna tional Inc cap model number OTTO23 225 Example Mesh backing on the back of front Constructed anels firm front soft or hard Ease of framing Pairlweas hooping vee hooping Recommended UY asy cap ping Ch
89. ad break reduces output by at least 0 07 a day 7 5 hours assuming that it takes 20 seconds to rethread a needle For every reduction of 14 thread breaks per a day output can be improved by more than 1 0 Stabilizers Backing Backing and topping serve to stabilize and support the product being embroidered so the stitches can be sewn with the least amount of interference or instability They serve as stabilizers for your embroidery work Without the proper type of stabilizer the fabric may move too much within the embroidery frame causing poor alignment of the embroidery At times topping will be required in order to manage fabrics with a pile like surface such as towels corduroy and pique knit There are many types of backing and toppings with various weights for the various fabrics that you may be sewing There are four types of stabilizers backing that can be used in embroidery cut away tear away water soluble and self adhesive In these four types various weights sizes and textures are available When selecting the stabilizer type for a particular fabric consider the design size in addition to the stitch count and stitch type used in the design Finally make sure that the stabilizer is not stretched Some backings may not stretch vertically or horizontally but may stretch diagonally DO NOT USE THESE TYPES This type of backing will stretch during sewing and may cause the design to shift 1 Polyester mesh cut awa
90. ad tension Therefore it should be cleaned each time when the bobbin is changed Use a piece of paper with the thickness of a business card Open the hook cover remove the bobbin case and then remove the bobbin Refer to page 18 Slide the paper under the tension adjusting spring to remove any dust Use a corner of the paper to remove any dust from around the hole Tension adjusting spring Hole 3 Paper Maintenance 195 APPENDIX WNS Note Do not bend the tension adjusting spring In addition do not use anything other than thick paper or paper of the specified thickness to clean the bobbin case Use the enclosed cleaning brush to remove any lint and dust from inside the bobbin case After cleaning is finished insert the bobbin into the bobbin case and the bobbin case into the hook and then close the hook cover Refer to page 19 196 Oiling the machine In order to extend the life of the embroidery machine s parts and keep the machine operating correctly be sure to oil the machine before the first time that it is used Afterward put a drop of oil onto the hook once a day before use and put a drop of oil to the lower needle bar felt washer every 40 to 50 hours of machine use E Oiling the race 1 Turn off the embroidery machine CAUTION Unplug the power supply cord before cleaning the machine otherwise injuries or an electric shock may occur
91. ae a Ea cancet a 6s z a o it Gan ee La ZZ E in n Eem E ue a M co idvy 1 N VUOWOWN UDA AUN Embroidering a Pattern Containing Seven or More Colors 75 OTHER BASIC PROCEDURES E Spool change indicator A Check the position of A The spool change indicator in the stitch navigating screen indicates the number of times that the thread spools will need to be changed i Sne 3Bmin E and the amount of time between changes kal 188mm GBmin Ta CD 1 Touch in the embroidering screen 126mm l l am Omin z 2e a 188mm 9 72 16995 68min 18mm CE YELLOW LIGHT oer OF BLUE _ i LILAC LIME GREEN 2 S LIGHT E e e an ZORN BLUE 4 RESERVE mE in T s GVA O A indicates when the thread spools will need to be changed The thread spools will need to be changed the number of times that this indicator is displayed and between the two thread colors at the point where it is displayed Touch to scroll up through thread color sequence display Each time this key is touched 8 7 05 ines mhe the previous color in the thread color sequence display is selected After reaching the first color in the thread color sequence display the scrolling stops After checking the desired information touch or to return to the first color gt Each time this key is touched the next color in
92. ance style characters designed in a 105 ey 50 mm x 50 mm square P Our original alphabet patterns designed with oe alphabet flowers decorating large uppercase letters y 130 mm H x 80 mm W Appliqu alphabet Alphabet appliqu patterns which are ey available in small medium and large sizes Embroidery patterns Recalls patterns stored in the machine s 111 stored in the machine key memory P Embroidery cards key Recalls patterns from embroidery cards p 112 w USB media key Recalls patterns from USB media p 117 By using the included USB cable to connect let Computer USB key a computer to the embroidery machine p 114 patterns can be recalled from the computer This key is not available unless a pattern is selected Touch this key to quit trying to add Edit key another pattern from the pattern type p 119 selection screen Return to the pattern editing screen Built in patterns t p 107 JOOOOOOLOO O m Understanding the pattern list screen In this screen select the pattern B xz New F126 Imm 786 wee ew P m mo mm mm Dmm B broidery a 79mm 4 SAR ad Jy aad alg Baz eRe y A ORME DRONA a ATS Sanco es SRN aS S i z a d i s J 4 ij 4 r No DICE Key Name Description O masa evara e o length of the currently selected embroidery pattern size honzontal A Ai width of the currently selected embroidery patte
93. and Their Functions eesseesssessssssssssssssssssssssssessssoossoooceooocesessssss 2 AS E sal deere O E A E A E T E E A E A E E ater 2 Riohtsidenear WOW srrsxe xevstracieassasawasvnsaypteauaniataseanas E NA EASA ENA EESE AEAEE E E EES 3 COR AON E TI A A A N E EROE EA dues E O OEO A A ET 2 Included Accessories ccccsccssscccscccscccscccsccecccessccscccesccescccecceesceesscesccsesceesecesccsesesesscesceees 4 PCS SONOS eaen e E A A r E A S 4 ODOM Al ACCESS OUNCS soci sti ssecdoaceesticccnsviesatesecasevsdeccecenusteesasdavseosevs covetevensnsadessiensucemyserrentutense 5 SET Up Ne Machihe scsszes scceeesscoscetceteccedesuetleeesaseesesstecaneveuscwaatbeeussevyienseaceasoundsseeoeotereunteens 6 Setup and transporting precautions s ccosrscwnavanctinnsantionpaneueansuamsonsiod ANNAA aea ni a aaa a aaa 6 Sa oa e EEA TA A A E E A N E IE E E A A 7 Se CLM eID UMS ACN seasainn aN EAE eNEAN 8 Adjusting the operation panel POSING Dies o cecy lt 0ss20csevscaseessuaeaitancptaastonseaaeastavepsasalongsauian RAE NEA AaLi 9 Preparing the thread guide assembly sxcass aacssosaancssavesneysasecncvedxusacouesaaseandvenssasedierdeseqetveasadssdeaieienatenaveadenvelextennesa 10 Positioning Me SOC a eoira eani i a a E a a E e E 11 Attaching the embroidery frame holder cccsccssesensrsrsrsnsrsrsnsensnsnsnsnsnsnensnanscssnsesnsesnsecscssssrstarsrarerarererereserssess 11 EMBROIDERING TUTORIAL 13 Operating PRECAUTIONS os crinnsiswossesepenmssivesuucscipasquu
94. anism is broken dealer Adhesive is attached to the sole Replace the needle p 63 Firmly set the fabric in the The fabric is not taut embroidery frame so that it is p 28 67 taut The thread quality is too weak The thread quality is poor due to age of thread Replace thread The embroidery data contains Delete all stitches with a zero 150 stitches with a pitch of zero pitch P The embroidery data contains many stitches with an extremely small pitch The upper thread breaks Delete all stitches with a small pitch pa The thread density of the Using a data design system embroidery data is too fine correct the thread density and Three or more overlapping overstitching settings in the stitches are being sewn embroidery data The bobbin thread is not Correctly thread the bobbin 19 correctly threaded thread P The bobbin is scratched or does not rotate smoothly Replace the bobbin UE a The bobbin case is damaged Replace the bobbin case p 100 Remove the thread jammed and The thread is tangled aneo A bobbin designed specifically Use the correct bobbin p 15 for this machine is not used The upper thread is not threaded Thread the upper thread 35 correctly correctly P The needle is bent or blunt pec ene a new Bor 0 63 p 65 skipped Dust has accumulated under the Clean the hook and the needle 193 194 needle plate or in the hook plate p The needle is not installed Correctly instal
95. arts and Their Functions 3 GETTING READY Included Accessories After opening the box check that the following accessories are included If any item is missing or damaged contact your retailer Accessories The accessories listed below are included with this machine Make sure to use the accessories supplied with this machine Model No Part Name Name PREATERT 0 Embroidery frame extra large 1 200 mm H x 300 mm W PRH300 Parts Code XC6482 051 XC6469 001 XC6368 051 S34455 000 X54243 051 XC1807 121 XC6542 051 XA9940 051 XC4957 051 XC6499 151 XC6543 051 X55468 051 XC5159 051 XC6545 051 XC1074 051 XC6159 051 XZ0206 051 X59476 051 XC5974 151 XD1563 051 No ie Se ie No No mf k eek ep ef en en 2 2 XC6284 052 7 7 8 inches H x 11 3 4 inches W Embroidery frame large 22 130 mm H x 180 mm W PRH180 5 1 8 inches H x 7 1 8 inches W Embroidery frame medium 23 100 mm H x 100 mm W PRH100 4 inches H x 4 inches W Embroidery frame small 24 40 mm H x 60 mm W PRH60 1 1 2 inches H x 2 3 8 inches W Embroidery sheet extra large 25 1200 mm H x 300 mm W 7 7 8 inches H x 11 3 4 inches W Embroidery sheet large 26 130 mm H x 180 mm W 5 1 8 inches H x 7 1 8 inches W Embroidery sheet medium 00 mm H x 100 mm W 4 inches H x 4 inches W Embroidery sheet small 28 40 mm H x 60 mm W 1 1 2 inches H
96. as turned off is stored in the machine s memory When the embroidery machine is turned on again the embroidery settings screen as it appeared before the machine was turned off can be displayed again Refer to page 62 163 Coes rl Al E Fa Turned off ee Coos either before cE alte ep 05 a8 Sam ol CE or after TH gom ate f rE el Ler embroidering aD Fie 3 4 aa ORANGE r Pe i RESERVE IcaNcEL J A mm cl Turned ON f the machine is turned off while it is sewing embroidering can continue when the machine is turned on again Refer to Resume Embroidering After Turning OFF the Machine on page 83 HB ex eRe Cee et ae P aa mea J Tu rned off MOSS 5 L Rten 1 h ge while in J El embroidering A aN Ed l Turned ON Screen Quick Reference Guide Descriptions of the keys and other information that appear in the screens are provided in the tables below Key displays The appearances of the keys have the following meanings Normal color display This key is not selected but can be selected Dark colored display This key is selected Es Gray display This key cannot be selected Common screen controls The keys described below except for the settings key appear in
97. ase sew the appliqu using thread in the color of Embroider the same pattern on the base a part of the embroidery fabric 7 Finish sewing the embroidery Appliqu Sewing 157 APPENDIX Lightly apply fabric glue or spray adhesive to the back of the appliqu piece that was cut out in step and then attach the appliqu piece to the base fabric Select the satin stitched frame pattern with the same shape to embroider the appliqu attached in step ee 68mm T 67 6mm amp 800mm i aoaaa O PEn OQ OWOG E 4 CORE OOO Appliqu Note If the size or sewing position of the straight stitched frame pattern is changed be sure to change the size or sewing position of the satin stitched frame pattern in the same way 158 Using a frame pattern to create appliques 2 There is another way of sewing appliqu s With this method there is no need to change the fabric in the embroidery frame The appliqu can be created by sewing two frame patterns of the same size and shape one sewn with straight stitches and th sewn with satin stitches e other Select a frame pattern sewn with straight stitches to embroider onto the base fabric B New R z et 65mm E 642mm amp 770mm E H i Cipes k 77mm follaliclolal CANCEL oecon CG OQ OOL Place the appliqu fabric over the embroidery sewn in step Make su
98. attern in the pattern editing screen or move the embroidery frame in the embroidering settings screen Touching these keys moves the embroidery frame If necessary touch the arrow keys to adjust Rotating the entire pattern the position of the embroidery frame For more details refer to page 72 The entire pattern can be rotated If necessary touch to check the 1 Touch EE embroidering area For more details refer to page 32 ze 158mm After making the desired changes touch gt The embroidering settings screen appears again gt Memo if is touched to return to the pattern editing screen after the entire pattern is rotated the pattern appears as it did before the rotation angle was specified but the setting is not cancelled When the embroidering settings screen is displayed again the pattern appears with the rotation angle applied However if an error occurs for example if the pattern is enlarged in the pattern editing screen so that it extends out of the embroidering area when it is rotated the following error message appears 1 Enables the entire pattern to be rotated pit i 2 Enables the embroidery frame to be moved 3 Enables the embroidering area to be checked 4 Touch this key to close this screen 4ll embroidering setting functions set to initial condition Touch the keys to adjust the pattern to the desired angle i OK For more details refer to page 122
99. aut e After stretching the fabric lightly tapping it should produce a drum like sound e Firmly clamp together the inner and outer frames so that their tops are even Outer frame Inner frame Right side of fabric Top of inner amp outer frames are even e Using the included disc shaped screwdriver firmly tighten the screw Disc shaped screwdriver gt Memo To correctly frame the fabric in the embroidery frame we recommend using a flat surface Hooping the Fabric 67 Press the inner frame into the outer frame Remove the embroidery sheet frame Align the guidelines on the embroidery Gently stretch the fabric so that there are no With a fabric marker mark the area of the Place the embroidery sheet on the inner sheet with the marks that you drew on the Using the embroidery sheet e pm aD G uma p l QR l KRR nena ORRERA O XXY OIRR N X A OEY E IY YY Z a ma Co as S i L A 0 z e 3 36 3 3 E T In order to hoop the fabric so that the pattern will be sewn in the correct position use the guidelines on in the frame the embroidery sheet to accurately stretch the fabric 68 E Embroidering the corner of fabric Large small pieces of fabric When embroidering the corner of a piece of fabric use spray fabric adhesive to attach the This section provides information on em
100. base of the brim Place the sweat guard of the cap inside the notch in the cap frame Centerline of cap Notch in mounting jig Edge of the lower frame Sweat guard Base of the brim Notch in cap frame Using the Optional Cap Frame 181 APPENDIX Close the clamping frame so that the brim of the cap passes between the inside clamping frame and the outside clamping frame Brim 2 Inside clamping frame 3 Outside clamping frame Neatly align the teeth of the clamping frame with the base of the brim 4 2 EX a _ gt WID Teeth of clamping frame Base of brim 182 Note Loosen the two screws for the outside clamping frame and then adjust the position of the outside clamping frame so that it conforms to the shape of the cap and so that the teeth of the clamping frame perfectly align with the base of the brim Teeth of clamping frame Base of brim Outside clamping frame 4 Screws for the outside clamping frame Adjust the other side in the same way Lever of the snap lock Mz Pull the brim holder up as far as possible Note Next turn the brim holder over the cap brim and then lower the brim holder Finally arrange the brim so that it maintains a slightly rounded shape if the cap fabric is thick and the clamping frame cannot be closed or if the fabric is thin and the cap is too loose within the frame loosen the screw for
101. be specified and the stitching forward or backward can be done i O min Sre a New E e1126 pu Te ED g 126 mm lt m a PAE D YELLOW LIGHT BLUE ILAC LIR LIME GREEN CORN LIG AHT OWER LILA Fcrpue wT STOP hor EJEA LOCK Reference Page Shows the part of the pattern that will be sewn with the thread oa Region display color shown first in the thread color sequence display EE Thread color Shows the order for the thread color ae es Durin sequence embroidering this display scrolls so that th e color of the display thread currently being sewn appears at the top 1 Needle bar Indicates the needle bar number where the thread color at number the left is assigned This indicator shows when the thread spools will need to be Spool change changed The thread spools will need to be changed at the see indicator Pe between the two thread colors where the indicator is isplayed The bottom value shows the total number of thread color a Sewing order changes in the pattern and the top value shows the thread color that is currently being sewn The bottom value shows the total number of stitches in the ler Stitch count pattern and the top value shows how many stitches have already been sewn The bottom value shows the total amount of time required to D Sewing time sew the pattern and the top value shows how much time has already passed sewing Time until the Ba If the patter
102. broidering corner of the fabric to stabilizer backing and fabric that is either much larger or much smaller than then hoop the stabilizer backing in the mem OmOlee ty NAmE embroidery frame With fabrics where you do not E Embroidering large pieces of fabric or heavy wish to use spray adhesive baste the fabric to the clothing stabilizer backing When embroidering large pieces of fabric or heavy pieces of clothing use a clothespin or binder clip to fasten the excess fabric to the embroidery frame so that it does not hang down f from the frame Embroidering with excess fabric hanging down from the embroidery frame may prevent the frame from moving properly and may result in a misaligned pattern E n Al Fabric Stabilizer backing E Embroidering narrow pieces of fabric such as ribbon When embroidering narrow pieces of fabric use spray fabric adhesive to attach the fabric to stabilizer backing and then hoop the stabilizer backing in the embroidery frame With fabrics where you do not wish to use spray adhesive clamp both ends of the fabric together with the e Use a clothespin or binder clip to fasten the stabilizer backing in the embroidery frame excess fabric to the embroidery frame E Embroidering small pieces of fabric When embroidering pieces of fabric that are smaller than the embroidery frame use spray fabric adhesive to attach the fabric to stabilizer backing hooped in the embroidery f
103. c in the Embroidery Frame After selecting the pattern to be embroidered check which embroidery frames can be used to sew the pattern Select the appropriate frame and hoop the fabric and stabilizer in the embroidery frame Refer to Attaching Iron On Stabilizer Backing to Fabric on page 66 For precautions concerning the fabric refer to page 16 Mz E Embroidery frame types AAS Note There are four sizes of embroidery frames For details on the uses for each frame refer to Correctly Using the Embroidery Frames on page 65 f the fabric is not taut the pattern may be misaligned or the fabric may pucker Follow the procedure described below to firmly stretch the fabric in the embroidery frame so that the fabric is not loose In addition be sure to work on a level surface when putting Extra large 599 mm H x 300 mm W the fabric in the embroidery frame omy 7 7 8 inches H x 11 3 4 inches W Embroidering area Large Hooping the fabric in the embroidery ey taal i tae frame embroidery frame Medium 100 H x 100 W Select an embroidery frame embroidery 4 aches ty 4 indies W frame From the sizes of embroidery frames indicated in the screen select the embroidery frame that Small 40 mm H x 60 mm W you isn to use oe 1 1 2 inches H x 2 3 8 inches W BR tis CSF nn es agu CAUTION ar BOA if embroidery frames other than the four included frames are used the embro
104. can be changed with this procedure even when the machine has been stopped with a specified pause or at the time of spool change If the start stop button was pressed to stop the machine while an area was being sewn a temporary needle bar setting cannot be applied The thread color needle bar cannot be changed in the middle of an area that is being sewn Temporary Needle Bar Setting 95 EMBROIDERING SETTINGS Reserved Needle Bar Settings Normally the machine automatically assigns thread colors to the needle bars however a specific thread color can be manually assigned to a certain needle bar If a needle bar is specified that needle bar is removed from the machine s automatic assignments and the specified color remains assigned to it By specifically assigning often used thread colors to certain needle bars the trouble of changing the thread spools can be reduced Once a manual needle bar setting is specified it remains applied until the setting is cancelled The manual needle bar settings can be specified in the third page of the settings screen Touch Bl and then touch A and y to display the third page of the settings screen RESERVED E ETM_ AT aL NEEDLE AL fl fie a OO0p mO 2 Touch la m E a 5 or 6 for the number of the needle bar that you wish to specify AL ut GJA fa mma aE o Se 5 E E 2 E Fa B E a gaan BOO In
105. ceeceeeeeceeeeesceessoees 160 Checking the thread TemsiOn Of builtin patterns sisissisaccacsmnonantaavaneinvelesaedssaeen eeano Ea NEN aO aa KA AS aE SE 160 Sewing a pattern aligned with a mark on the fabric cccccsccererererenenensrenersnsssssetesetesetesetsesereressreseesnsananenens 161 Colar thiead ADIE karens a E er ee ee re ere ree 163 Colors of Tajima dst embroidery dat adesaccnosenclstcntpatnncepanedivtnadondinedepantes nane anna an AEEA NEE aaa aia anaa 163 Creating Beautiful Embroidery csiscecocxcossccsereceedewscaveeseanvceseuvsvossconuasnnivaneseveseaenseseooveveedestins 164 TO GAS E TA E T E E E E E 164 Slapiliz2ers BACKING arsana inna a dann AEN AERAN T ANETE e ETE a a L T ENAN 165 TO OOM FEC HNG UGS a ysseit cies acacactant aatcansesaaieeasewatstedssuunenesacadaavss aiseupuiesaretcteaiesanauluateaidesarndi auesm nates ESSE 166 Fabiic Stabilizer compatibihity Chart sasesvsneguevanccaqessnsverayansaaesannqatiereyaniucuosqaiesaaseipntiniaesactemiwedeaeuaceeatgadvaussenswnands 167 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES Attaching an optional embroidery frame for industrial embroidery machines 168 Using the Optional Cap Frame sssccoscssissnesaccsosnninansccadssceceecspoatqansenestoasavencesxsovenscavevevsoenios 169 Cap hame and licweck o 6io cl 0 2 Reenter ner er ene ar nent errr ence meme ere eee eee tern Nia E ere err A er 169 TVS Ol CADS eunis se wit lace eave EEA AN EEEN data ex tana E TAT EE ES AEA 170 Fabric Fire CAUUIC
106. cord or its plug is damaged stop using the machine and then take the machine to your nearest authorized retailer for repairs before continuing use If the machine is not to be used for a long period of time unplug the power supply cord otherwise a fire may result 14 Needle precautions Be sure to observe the following precautions concerning the correct choice of needle for your machine CAUTION Your machine is designed to use household embroidery needles The factory recommended needle is HAX 130 EBBR Organ Schmetz needles 130 705 H E may be used as a substitute Use of any other needles may break the needle or thread or damage the needle threading mechanism or result in injuries Never use bent needles Bent needles can easily break possibly resulting in injuries Checking the needle Sewing with a bent needle is extremely dangerous since the needle may break while the machine is being operated Place the flat side of the needle on a flat surface and check that the distance between the needle and the flat surface is even If the needle is bent or the tip of the needle is broken replace the needle with a new one Refer to Changing the Needle on page 63 E Good needle E Bad needle KR If the distance between the needle and l O the flat surface is not even the needle is Flat side bent Do not use a bent needle Needl A eedle type Soiree xX lat surface rt Flat surface Bobbin precautio
107. d e The thread is not trimmed e To continue sewing after checking that the upper thread is taut touch the unlock key and then press the start stop button gt Memo If the Reserve Stop key is touched while embroidery is being sewn the machine stops before sewing for the next color begins Refer to Stopping the machine at the next color change on page 92 Before starting to sew the machine can be set to stop at any thread color change Refer to Specifying pause locations before embroidering on page 92 E Resume sewing after the machine was turned off Press the start stop button QOO gt The embroidery machine stops and the start stop button lights up in red e The thread is not trimmed 44 2 Press the thread trimming button gt The bobbin and upper threads are trimmed e Before turning off the embroidery machine be sure to trim the threads Set the main power switch to O gt The embroidery machine is turned off and the display and the start stop button indicator go off Sewing can resume after the embroidery machine is turned on again Back up several stitches to overlap the stitching For details refer to Resume Embroidering After Turning OFF the Machine on page 83 gt Memo The machine can be stopped at any time even while it is embroidering however if the machine is stopped when the thread color is changed it is not necessary to go bac
108. data then returns to the screen before ete was touched Touch This confirms the pattern selection N 1 gt The pattern editing screen appears AAS Note Only insert or remove embroidery cards while appears in the display or pp play while the embroidery machine is turned off Make sure that the embroidery card is inserted with the side marked with the arrow facing toward you do not insert the card with extreme force and do not insert any object other than embroidery cards into the slot otherwise the machine may be damaged f an embroidery card other than our original embroidery cards are used the embroidery machine may not operate correctly Be sure to use only recommended embroidery cards Some licensed or copyright cards may not be compatible with this embroidery machine Please refer to page 5 for a list of compatible cards 112 Touch s29 i 6 a Ree Touch to return to the pattern list screen gt Memo Perform the same operation when a pattern larger than 200 mm H x 300 mm W 7 7 8 inches H x 11 3 4 inches W is selected whether from the computer or USB media gt The list of patterns on the embroidery card appears Select the pattern as described on page 104 to 111 E With patterns larger than 200 mm H x 300 mm W 7 7 8 inches H x 11 3 4 inches W When a pattern larger than 200 mm H x 300 mm W 7 7 8 inches H x 11 3 4 inches W is selected
109. de Sanici a a aaa a a o aoa a aa E 143 Changingine thread color IMOMMAU OM ss saccencies sietemsinoranseauowen ENE EEE EENE EEEE OE E kE EAEE 145 Display expanded thread lt COlOP 5 sessisancnacengeacanedsccsanavesaueaauaiaicdanioeeaneeadawehieaduqanvanslanvaddeaneaunacateaanesdsecanaueeneunands 146 Custom thread table SETI SS sristi a N 147 XV Specifying jumpstitch trimming DST jump Codes fOr trimming eeeeeeececeececececececececececeeceeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeaes 149 SISTA SIMORL E E E AA A E AT T A E EAE A N A ences 150 Specifying the remaining long Mol Area assisen vonaecoun darsisbalnslneninede steve staan EEA EE EEEE AROEN 150 Using the Machine Operations Guide Key sssssssssssssscsscscscsccccccceecceeceeeeeceseesscoees 151 Usine the Help KeCY ssssiassssesivsonavensasesecinsssenusenbectandssenitnseusnbepawndseseneveistesedsnuneddnnxbaaseeedensensses 153 APPENDIX 155 Apphgue SOWING ocisssccensisosceostseaestasdsaenssnangeenansanigunseeunsyonnttesd eustevernenasersensaestaeenaeeebineanteents 156 SEW IMG appUgue eal COMING srona oe E EEE e 156 Using a frame pattern to create appliqu s 1 sssssssssssssssssseserereseresereseseresereseserereresesereesesesrsesesesesesesesesene 157 Using a frame pattern to create appliqu s 2 sssssssssssssessssssresrsrsssesrscreresrreoreesrererererarsrasesasesesesasesesssasssesses 158 Helpful Tips for the Operation Of PR GOOII ccssesssscecccccccccccccccc
110. de that appears indicates the size of the embroidery frame that is actually installed GRID Displays or hides the centerpoint marker of the design red and the grid 3 CENTER CURSOR Displays or hides the needle cursor green and specifies the type of cursor How the guides will appear with the specified settings can be previewed here E Size of the embroidery frame When the embroidery machine is purchased the extra large embroidery frame is selected Touch lt and gt to select the desired embroidery frame size The embroidering area for the desired embroidery frame is displayed ma y eHe AREA lt gt We ai i I TOTA i GRID a p E HH TRIF Wb TOTA CENTER a CURSOR VERSION Using the Settings Key 143 BASIC SETTINGS AND HELP FEATURE Embroidering area E Centerpoint marker and grid of the extra large The centerpoint is indicated with a red plus sign embroidery frame The spacing between the lines of the grid represent 10 mm 3 8 inches When the embroidery machine is purchased only Embroidering area as the centerpoint marker is displayed f the E peesnsseeecnseeeeceeees bo ian sk PS De Touch fa and gt to select whether or not embroidery frame ae toe pe to display the centerpoint marker and the The centerpoint marker and grid are displayed of the medium embroidery frame fara e I HH TRIF Ree nar ee Se BAS E
111. dery frame size centerpoint marker grid and cursor for the pattern display area can be specified The TOTAL COUNT counter shows the total number of stitches and the TRIP COUNT counter show the number of stitches that have been sewn since the machine s last maintenance The TOTAL TIME counter shows the total amount of time that the machine has been used and the TRIP TIME counter shows the amount of time that the machine has been used since its last maintenance Use counters and as a standard for performing periodic maintenance and for receiving maintenance for the machine VERSION Shows the version of the software installed on this embroidery machine JE Note Check with your local authorized Brother dealer or at www brother com for details on available updates 140 ABC fe THREAD a Clase NAME OF COLOR E gt THREAD ON OFF Fa DST E p List SETTING TAN DISPLAY ex SHORT AA E EXPANDED ON OFF 4 stich OE A THREAD COLOR J gt DELETE mm J ORIGINAL Sree lt Ly STANDARD TAIL P2 CHANGING THE THREAD COLOR DISPLAY The color information in the thread color sequence display and the needle bar thread information can be switched to the color name the thread color number or the sewing time refer to page 145 DISPLAY EXPANDED THREAD COLOR The thread colors displayed in the thread color sequence display and in the needle bar thread information can be displayed
112. dicates the number of the selected needle bar 96 Select the color to be assigned to the needle bar Touch E 2 EE ero color that you wish to select from the thread table appears enlarged ESE aa until the OUE Ba C 3 oe JG paom E The color that appears enlarged is the color that is selected Displays the color that is selected and its name gt Highlighting a color square moves in the direction of the arrow on the key that is touched O Touch ser To We D E E R a OROT O EE Je o ESS aoe EH ean gt The color selected in step is specified The selected color of thread and the anchor appear on the spool E Cancelling the setting To change the setting first cancel it and then select the new setting Touch E a a m 5 or 6 for the number of the needle bar whose setting you wish to cancel i Ly RESERyED ul A T0 E AN O rime modA Indicates the number of the selected needle bar 6 Touch reser E a The anchor disappears from the thread spool gt This cancels the manual needle bar setting Reserved Needle Bar Settings 97 EMBROIDERING SETTINGS 227A 1 _ 98 SELECTING EDITING SAVING PATTERNS This chapter provides details on selecting editing and saving embroidery patterns Embroidery Data Precautions ssssssscsssssssssssssssseee
113. dpianadeiaianaeddaapaurans 109 Appliqu alphabet sessssssssssessssssssssssssssssesssssssssasasasass 107 APPIIGUE SEWING sinrasasianaasia iia 156 POG EO a A 53 111 123 AMON REY cascs a 72 120 Automatic lock stite H sssini 88 Automatic needle threading button eee 3 39 Automatic needle threading mechanism eeeeeeee 39 B aC KIP aituys aun sessawid cadens aea TA 165 Basie Procedures cs acesccuesicuonaictvesatdcnce sucuanentnesancdeumeccuonen tet 17 BGO Wal cocth sate lctecensdecedottontccasnctcaceadt neei i 15 18 19 Bobbin case c cdssccscecdcsteaccecesssdsdecusecdedasceedes 18 19 85 195 BODIN WINdON seserinis 188 Brightness of LED i scssssceviaavteavasacsqsaeatvanvionsreavanvaes 141 142 DUG eaa E AE E 141 142 C Ea a EAE T EE 5157 CATA IA TC a cc asc ce ces cee aaa 167 CANVAS T sua edeamedeotedadieanencduns 167 Cap Tame paninsoscaninas decays teennctcannasay tert AON 169 FEOV oeieo ARETA 184 Cap frame drivel ssrssisiirsrnir tanesi kinrara aN aai inasi 171 O EEE AE EN E 173 CADE sirali E a AE 2 Center CUSO aciers a 145 OTIS BOONE aeaa n a 144 Change thread color key n se 53 55 92 127 Changing characters paciNE 5 ctsateusnctsucnsee teat EEEE 124 CONOF thread table prntacsceutetares ec ceceeeretecieneesnanaeat 149 colors of the pattern ssecsesessseserereserers 127 131 display SUIGES crac naadeencnsneegaetieredugtecntaacsententeaneugs 143 embroidery Posio scsseasondancesaavieeaeeanandaadeatuaaue
114. driver rim noraer 2 Snap lock Clips Installing the embroidery frame holder After embroidering using the cap embroidery frame is finished remove the needle plate spacer and cap frame driver and then re attach the embroidery frame holder N 7 NS Note Be careful that the cap frame driver does not hit any nearby parts such as the presser amp gt Remove the needle plate spacer foot akda Lal ews With the hole on the sweat guard holder eS aligned with the centerline of the guiding SP plate insert the two thumb screws removed in S step into the holes at the top and then tighten the thumb screws lt Needle plate spacer 2 Loosen the two lower thumb screws lo m 2 dil 3 lo e 2 l i Al Coo A Hole on the sweat guard holder Centerline of guiding plate 3 Holes on the top e Insert the thumb screws into the holes where the cap frame driver that was originally installed holes that the thumb screws were removed from in step on page 171 T numa siew gt The movable section of the cap frame driver is secured Using the Optional Cap Frame 185 APPENDIX Align the holes on the embroidery frame holder with the pins in the frame mounting plate of the carriage Q Pins in the frame mounting plate 2 Holes on the embroidery frame holder Secure the embroidery frame holder with the two th
115. dure for sewing appliqu s Place stabilizer on the back of the appliqu fabric Frame the fabric for the appliqu from step in the embroidery frame and then sew an Appliqu Material pattern The line that indicates where the appliqu will be cut out is sewn and then the machine stops 156 Lightly apply fabric glue or spray adhesive to the back of the appliqu piece that was cut Using a frame pattern to out and then attach the appliqu piece to the STIS base fabric at the position sewn using the create appliques 1 Appliqu Position pattern in step Appliqu s can be created by sewing two frame patterns of the same size and shape one sewn with straight stitches and the other sewn with satin stitches aAA BON Qos S Pom ls 642mm amp 770mm es S s e ooreo EN A E 1S Si wie e If an iron on stabilizer is used to attach the OOO appliqu piece to the base fabric iron the o Da pieces together without removing the base fabric from the embroidery frame Select a frame pattern sewn with straight After attaching the appliqu piece sew an stitches to embroider onto the fabric for the Appliqu pattern The appliqu is finished app iqu Carefully cut outside of the stitching e Depending on the pattern an Appliqu pattern may not be available In this c
116. e Removable Disk folder Even if folders have been created they will not appear in the machine s screen While the machine is sewing do not write data to or delete data from Removable Disk gt The list of patterns is displayed Select an embroidery pattern Touch the desired pattern e If you decide not to recall the pattern press Sue Or et 60mm E 0 0mm amp 0 0mm a 00 O kb J Ta 1 436 1 be Et _ _ ETHNIC FCBRO le DST DST GOLF OTHER a DST DST gt The selected pattern appears in the pattern display area 439m 521m EB 70 26k E fF Hon ae JEEN IE aca Slo ees P DELETE FILE m I E ee i 2 AE 1 436 g KB ETHNIC FCBRO l DST DST GOLF OTHER DST DST e f the wrong pattern was selected or you wish to select a different pattern touch the desired pattern gt Memo For details on large size embroidery patterns refer to PE DESIGN instruction Manual e To add a pattern from the computer repeat step gt The following screen appears while data is written to the embroidery machine and the key for that pattern appears when writing is finished Communicating with the PC via USB port Or et A mm E 43 Sim S 5210 B 70 26k ko 53mm pE J J REIES a ETHNIC FCBRO a DST DST 4 Touch G This confirms the pattern selection gt The pa
117. e indicated as shown here The spool pins thread tension knobs thread take up levers and thread paths mentioned when threading the upper thread are different according to their corresponding needle bar number i ofo otot A IA Dj WL D TE Not all six needles can be used to sew at the same time Only one needle is moved to the embroidering position at a time According to the sewing order the needle bar case is moved to the left and right so that the needle bar and needle thread with the required color can be moved to the embroidering position all A isi ae OO OOXA S itu V Z AU awe J gt Needle at the embroidering position The needle is positioned over the hole in the needle plate When starting the machine the presser foot is automatically lowered and the embroidery is sewn while performing pulling thread from the materials at the thread trimming and while changing thread colors moving the needle to be sewn within the embroidering When sewing is finished the machine stops If the pattern uses seven or more thread colors the machine will stop when it is necessary for the thread spools to be changed and the corresponding instructions appear on the LCD Differences with single needle machines E Can sew embroidery patterns using six or less colors without the need to replace the thread spools With single needle machines the thread spoo
118. e Removing the fabric does not hit any other part of the machine Loosen the outer frame screw Do not lift up the embroidery frame holder with extreme force otherwise it Sees may be damaged E fi With both hands grab the left and right sides 8 of the arms of the embroidery frame holder and then slightly lift up the frame The pins on the arms of the embroidery frame a holder should come out of the holes in the o jimi f 2 sides of embroidery frame gt If the screw was tightened using a disc shaped screwdriver use the included disc shaped screwdriver to loosen it Remove the outer frame and then remove the fabric 46 14 Turning OFF the Machine After all embroidery is finished turn off the machine Set the main power switch to O gt The embroidery machine is turned off and the display and the start stop button indicator goes off Unplug the power supply cord from the electrical outlet Grasp the plug when unplugging the power supply cord If necessary unplug the power supply cord from the machine Store the power supply cord in a safe place WNS Note If a power outage occurs while the embroidery machine is being operated turn off the embroidery machine and unplug the power supply cord When restarting the embroidery machine follow the necessary procedure to correctly operate the machine Refer to Turning ON the Machine on page 20
119. e a 59 OTHER BASIC PROCEDURES 61 Resume the Operation Being Performed Before the Machine Was Turned OFF 62 Changing the Needle 000000000000000000o0oosssossssssssssscsscccescccessecsssossssosssssssssssssssssssssossssssssss 63 konacne WN Med O anian A A E E A meaetcnses 63 Correctly Using the Embroidery Frames cccccccccccscscccsssccscccssscsssssscssssssssssssssssssssees 65 Embroidery frame types and applications icccisscasecsasiesanesssevansasacisevanivaanuenseetavaneaedeacaveuaes saauvsievvaancentuvanduetegnncmsons 65 Attaching Iron On Stabilizer Backing to Fabric ssseeeeeeeesssssssssooseoooococcccccsceessessssssesss 66 Hooping the FaDriC siscc desis cesssctratuazesnsxsgesecdecosevdesoaseuasnewansasdveasssescvensedensgeccarcacsdenesseseaseusadegans 67 Hooping the fabric in the extra large and large embroidery frames eceeceeeeecececececeeeceecececececeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 67 Usine the CMIDFOI ery SHEE iesms Na A a R een 68 eS Si piecer o aE esen E EE E E nanueterastaeeteseeast eens 69 Embroidery Frame Position and Movement esssesssssececcccccscscoossssssssssseeseseseseeeseececceesseee 70 Changing the Embroidering Position seeoooeosooeessseessssssssssssssssossssoosoooescoseccececeessesessssesss 72 POS UMS TING AINE lE erenn an E a a 73 Embroidering a Pattern Containing Seven or More Colors cccccccccccscccccscsssssssssssessees 75 Checking if thread spool changes
120. e are described below Power supply precautions Be sure to observe the following precautions concerning the power supply WARNING Use only regular household electricity for the power source Using other power sources may result in fire electric shock or damage to the machine If any of the following occur turn off the embroidery machine and unplug the power supply cord otherwise a fire an electric shock or damage to the machine may result When you are away from the machine After using the machine If a power outage occurs while the machine is being operated If the machine is not operating properly for example when there is a loose or cut connec tion During electrical storms CAUTION Do not plug this machine in with extension cords or multi plug adapters with many other appliances plugged into them otherwise a fire or an electric shock may result Do not plug in or unplug the power supply cord with wet hands otherwise an electric shock may result When unplugging the power supply cord be sure to first turn off the machine and then grasp the plug when unplugging the cord Pulling on the cord may damage it or result in a fire or an electric shock Do not allow the power cord to be cut damaged modified forcefully bent pulled twisted or bundled In addition do not place heavy objects on the cord or expose it to heat otherwise damage to the cord fire or an electric shock may result If the power supply
121. e center of the embroidering area No DICED Key Name Description Editing functions Positioning keys Specifies that automatic lock stitch is sewn at the peo of the pattern and at the beginning of p 88 sewing after thread trimming Lock stitching beginning key Lock stitching Specifies that automatic lock stitch is sewn when the 88 end key thread is trimmed P Maximum sewing ag speed key Specifies the maximum sewing speed T Starting ending Specifies the needle position at the beginning of position key sewing and at the end Moves the embroidery frame so that the Tria S Key embroidering position can be checked Quit ke Cancels all operations previously performed and y returns to the initial pattern type selection screen Edit key Touch to return to the pattern editing screen Predan ie Displays an image of the pattern that is to be 27 Y embroidered so it can be previewed P euie Finish all operations in the embroidering settings 39 em ene screen and continues to the embroidering screen p The functions and operations for the change thread color key and the preview key are the same in both the pattern editing screen and the embroidering settings screen Embroidering settings Screen Quick Reference Guide 55 EMBROIDERING TUTORIAL Understanding the embroidering screen From this screen the total number of thread colors and the sewing time can be checked the needle bar settings can
122. e tension of the upper thread is too loose resulting in a loose upper thread loose thread locks or loops appearing on the right side of the fabric Right side Wrong side Turn the knob in the direction of the arrow to increase the tension of the bobbin thread EMBROIDERING SETTINGS This chapter contains descriptions on the various embroidering settings which make operation easier Automatic Lock Stitch Setting ssssssssesessssssssssssssseeesseensssennennnnnnnnnnnnnaaaaaaanm 88 Starting Ending Position Settings cssssesssssssssssssssseessssesssssennennnnntnnnnntnnnnnannam 89 Repeatedly sewing a pattern along a diagonal 90 Maximum Sewing Speed Setting sssscsessssssssssssssssssssssesssssennnnnennnntnnnnnnnnnnnnnnmEmE 91 Setting the Machine to Stop at Color Changes csccccsccsssssscsscccceecceceeessrees 92 Stopping the machine at the next color change 92 Specifying pause locations before embroidering 92 Temporary Needle Bar Setting sssssssssessssssssssssssscessssessessennennnnnnnnnnnnnnnammmnmmE 94 Reserved Needle Bar Settings s sssccccssssssssssosssssssesseesseesessesssnnennnnnnnnntnnnnnammEm 96 EMBROIDERING SETTINGS Automatic Lock Stitch Setting J The machine can be set to automatically sew lock stitches for example at the beginning of the pattern before sewing each thread color change and before trimming the thread When the embr
123. e the USB media Instead wait until the patterns are displayed e After recalling data from USB media if other data is recalled from the same USB media without removing the card the list of patterns in the folder containing the previously selected pattern is displayed To select a pattern in a lower level folder select the folder i k l Omm a et Omm Tl DOme Ome 0 kj O kb Selecting an Embroidery Pattern 117 SELECTING EDITING SAVING PATTERNS gt The list of folders and patterns in the selected folder are displayed in order Omm H 0 Tis 0 One a 0O Oke 7 Omen ee Liar Umm DST_PA 1 a a Shows the name of the current folder Shows the folder in the current folder If the folder name is more than nine characters long the name changes to the first six characters followed by and a number Touch this key to move up one folder level Shows the amount of available space in the USB media Select an embroidery pattern Touch the key for the desired pattern e Press to return to the original screen et Omm ff DOme OOm OD Onl tr a Dmm Se cance IETT 1 amp fe 5 EMBROI 1 124 504 FCBRO Saar DST gt The selected pattern appears in the pattern display area B New h mame i 44mm E 439m 521m 8 FO 26k a Embroidery lol 53mm 4 y E3 J ODST PA 1 cancer D E p s CHARAaC 1 he a
124. eck if this area is covered with mesh Backing 1 to 2 ply 2 to 3 ply E Low Profile Low fitting anels firm front soft crown soft or hard Face Low fitting 6 sections Dy Q Otto Interna Pi tional Inc cap WS Note eee OTTO23 225 OTTO18 203 discon There is no centerline that can be used as a p guide for placing the cap in the cap frame Mesh backing on the back of front Constructed Unconstructed anels firm front soft crown soft or hard Before framing the cap use a charcoal pen to mark the centerline Very difficult Ease of framing because the hooping cap material very hard Fairly easy 170 E Cap fabric not recommended for embroidering e Caps with a front panel that is less than 50 mm 2 inches high such as a sun visor e Children s caps e Caps with a brim that is longer than 80 mm 3 1 16 inches Fabric precautions E Cap fabric recommended for embroidering e 35 Cotton 65 Polyester e 100 Cotton e 80 Wool 20 Nylon e 15 Wool 85 Acrylic E Cap fabric not recommended for embroidering If caps of the following types of fabric are used they will be very difficult to frame easily wrinkled or easily shrink e Polyester Foam e Stretch material e Melton Wool e 100 Nylon e Suede Preparing to use the cap frame E Installing the cap frame driver oe a in order to view a video of the operation on the LCD see page 151 Remove the embroidery frame holder from
125. ed cleaning brush to remove any lint and dust from the hook and its surrounding area If the hook is scratched or damaged consult your authorized dealer After cleaning is finished insert the bobbin case into the hook and then close the hook cover Refer to page 19 194 Cleaning around the needle plate If lint and dust collect around the moving knife the fixed knife or the thread retaining plate the thread may not be cut correctly or various parts of the machine may be damaged Make sure to clean around the needle plate once a month Use on offset screwdriver and the included cleaning brush a Turn off the embroidery machine CAUTION Unplug the power supply cord before cleaning the machine otherwise injuries or an electric shock may occur Remove the needle plate With an offset screwdriver loosen the screws and then remove the needle plate SE D Needle plate Use the included cleaning brush to remove any lint and dust from the moving knife the fixed knife the thread retaining plate and their surrounding areas Remove all lint in this area After cleaning is finished attach the needle plate in the opposite way that it was removed in step Needle plate Cleaning the bobbin case Thread wax and dust easily collect around the hole in the tension adjusting spring on the bobbin case resulting in an incorrect thre
126. ed to mbroidery frame h broid v disolavedinih JE cate sew the embroidery pattern currently displayed in the pattern display area Shows the size of the embroidery pattern currently displayed in the pattern display area The top value shows the height and the g 126mm Pattern size bottom value shows the width If the embroidery pattern consists aoe of multiple patterns that have been combined the size of the entire pattern including all patterns is shown Distance from Shows the vertical distance that the pattern being edited is center vertical moved Distance from Shows the horizontal distance that the pattern being edited center horizontal is moved i Shows the rotation angle that the pattern being edited is N umber of thread Shows the total number of thread color changes for the color changes pattern that is being edited Repeat spacing Shows the vertical distance between patterns when repeat 130 vertical sewing is selected P o spacing Shows the horizontal distance between patterns when 130 horizontal repeat sewing is selected P 54 Reference Page Rotates the entire embroidery pattern when it Rotate All key consists of multiple patterns that have been Pa 73 129 combined Repeat key Repeatedly sews the pattern p 130 Se oe i Changes the color of the pattern p 127 131 Moves the sewing position of the whole pattern in the direction of the arrow If is touched the sewing position is moved to th
127. ed to direct sunlight If possible skylights and windows should be diffused The best type of lighting for embroidery thread is tungsten filament or fluorescent tubes It is important to remember that prolonged exposure to these harmful sources may also cause the colors of cardboard boxes and other objects to fade 164 Temperature and humidity also pose a threat to embroidery threads The ideal conditions are between 59 F and 77 F or 15 C and 25 C Humidity should be between 40 and 60 These conditions should be kept as constant as possible in order to prevent mildew from forming Excessive temperatures can also cause lubrication problems that ultimately result in thread breaks Damp conditions can affect paper bobbins as the cardboard will swell and the thread can become oversized It is also important to realize that even if the overall storage conditions are good there may be spot problems where a thread is exposed to a heat source or bright lights Ensuring that thread does not become damaged requires that stock be frequently rotated and that threads are not left in the same place for an extremely long time Choice of thread is a major factor in improving production time The thread run ability strength consistency and weight all affect output These qualities determine how well the machine will sew and the number of thread breaks during sewing Thread breaks have an important influence on production Each thre
128. edited horizontally p 121 Vertical mirror l l image key Flips the pattern being edited vertically p 121 Rotates the pattern that is being edited p 122 oaan ke Changes the spacing between the characters in the 124 pacing K Y alphabet pattern that is being edited P Aarie Changes the orientation of the characters in the 123 reny alphabet pattern that is being edited P Enables the thread color of each character in an Multi Color key alphabet pattern to be changed can only be used p 126 when an alphabet is selected oe the density of the pattern that is being Density key edited can only be used if an alphabet or frame p 125 pattern is selected a o Changes the color of the pattern p 127 Deletes the pattern If touched the pattern being U edited is deleted pata Adds a pattern If touched the pattern group relieved image of the pattern so that it can be am Edit End ke Finish editing and continues to the embroidering 25 Ey y settings screen P No Display Key Name Description Positioning keys Screen Quick Reference Guide 53 EMBROIDERING TUTORIAL Understanding the embroidering settings screen 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 BAA a ate Floral Alphabet No DINES Key Name Description E Shows the sizes of embroidery frames that can be us
129. eedle p 63 installed The needle set screw is loose oie AUEN cic anor to 63 tighten the needle set screw P The needle is bent or blunt cae the needle with a new p 15 63 The area around the hole in the needle plate is damaged Replace the needle plate or consult your nearest authorized dealer The needle is touching the needle plate The upper thread breaks Consult your nearest authorized dealer Needle Needle plate hole Needle touching hole The presser foot is set too high and not correctly positioned Consult your nearest authorized The needle hits touches the dealer presser foot The area around the embroidery foot hole is damaged Replace the presser foot Consult your nearest authorized dealer Scratches Burrs Using a weak thread like a Slow down the machine sewing l p 91 metallic thread speed Troubleshooting 201 APPENDIX Symptom Probable Cause Remedy Reference Page Sliding surface on hook is not smooth There are burns on it Consult your nearest authorized dealer Hook race area Remove the loose thread If the thread is tangled in the hook p 193 clean the hook The play between the hook and Consult your nearest authorized the race is too much dealer The hook does not rotate Remove lint and clean and smoothly apply oil The thread is loose in the hook area p 193 196 The space between the hook stopper and the hook ca
130. een appears 62 E To select a pattern and start a new operation Touch cance 1 Do you vant to continue the previous job CANCEL gt The pattern type selection screen appears gt Memo e f is not touched to confirm the selection of the pattern in the pattern list screen the operation cannot be continued e The screen that appears when an operation is continued differs depending on the screen that was displayed when the machine was turned off If the operation in the pattern editing screen is finished That pattern editing screen appears If the machine was turned off after a pattern is selected and while the pattern type selection screen or the pattern list screen is displayed The pattern editing screen for the selected pattern appears If the machine was turned off while the embroidering settings screen is displayed The embroidering settings screen for that pattern appears If the machine was turned off while embroidering The embroidering screen appears with the needle positioned at the stitch being sewn when the machine was turned off Changing the Needle If the needle is bent or the tip of the needle is broken replace the needle with a new one Use the included allen screw driver to replace the needle with one that is designed specifically for this machine and that passes the test described in Checking the needle on page 15 e Do not apply extreme force when loosening
131. een continue to the embroidering screen oO Touch ome or t 24mm 00mm O 0 O28 JO Omm GP RI 37mm gt OOmm E 5 oI Dima Give gt The embroidering screen appears 10 Upper Threading Check the embroidering screen for information on which needle bars should be threaded with which thread colors and then thread the upper threads Checking the needle bars and thread colors In the embroidering settings screen touch to display the embroidering screen and the message instructing that the needle bars be threaded that the thread spools from the previous time be changed Check the thread colors in this screen Embroidering screen For details on the keys and other information on the screen refer to page 56 Thread Threadcolor Needle bar color name number or number Omin Fmin A Emir si 0 96 Cor 24mm CG oe i a GREEN Change thread s and click start button Thread information for the first needle bar Thread with the color name that appears beside each Thread information for the second needle bar needle bar number is threaded on that needle bar Thread information for the third needle bar For the screen shown Thread information for the fourth needle bar Thread information for the fifth needle bar 1 Lime green Thread information for the sixth needle bar 2 Moss green If no thread color name is displayed that needle 3 Orange bar ha
132. een a gt I TOTA Embroidering area ee i ceno gt E ae of the small nl gt embroidery frame rose VERSION NN Only display Embroidery area of SF ee ea ana 3 centerpoint marker the optional cap frame 3 SER a ap Only display grid EYERE FEHFHEEHFEHYEHS gt Memo If the optional cap frame is attached the embroidering area for the cap frame is 3 displayed regardless of the setting selected EEEE EEEE here l a Display both E centerpoint marker and grid BLIJOLL IIL LISLE LS LICE CEES LLL do Display neither centerpoint marker nor grid 144 E Center Cursor The cursor indicates the current needle drop point in the embroidering screen The center cursor appears in green When the embroidery machine is purchased Display as plus sign is selected Gp Touch lt and gt to select whether to display the cursor as a plus sign or asa large crossbar and whether to display or hide the cursor The center cursor is displayed as specified ma ical H TRIF AREA lt gt y TOTA GRID lt gt H HH TRIF H i TOTA CURSOR VERSION Displayed as a plus sign S San ees sere R aA S D a a a a a O Displayed as a large crossbar Cursor hidden Changing the thread color information One of eight thread color information categories can be selected for the thread colors information category in the color information for the thread color sequence di
133. eo ELE Z Z OC OHGEE Touch this button to change the character size gt The selected pattern appears in the pattern display area a Aa AT wo ca WN e f the wrong pattern was selected or you wish to select a different pattern touch the desired pattern 4 If necessary edit the pattern 68mm The pattern can be flipped horizontally The pattern can be flipped vertically 3 Checks the preview image O Touch This confirms the pattern selection gt The pattern editing screen appears gt Memo e For details on sewing appliqu s refer to Sewing appliqu patterns on page 156 Selecting an Embroidery Pattern 107 SELECTING EDITING SAVING PATTERNS Frame patterns amp gt Touch Ong gt The list of frame patterns appears In the upper half of the screen select the desired shape for the frame Touch the desired frame shape gt The available frame patterns appear in the lower half of the screen Select a frame pattern Touch the desired pattern 108 gt The selected pattern appears in the pattern display area e f the wrong pattern was selected or you wish to select a different pattern touch the desired pattern If necessary edit the pattern The pattern can be flipped horizonatally The pattern can be flipped vertically Checks the preview image Touch This c
134. er or the nearest number for the brand O specified on the second page of the settings screen w Therefore the finished embroidery colors may have d a slightly different tinge However since the custom thread table specified on the fourth page of the settings screen are created by specifying thread colors by the thread color numbers 0 and color names from individual brands in the gt D as machine s built in color library the thread table is 0 d amp displayed with those original thread colors If CUSTOM THREAD TABLE is selected and Tajima data dst does not contain pattern color information The data is created by combining only shapes For example the following embroidery data appears as shown below in the Tajima format dst DISPLAY EXPANDED THREAD COLOR is set to In order for the parts of the pattern to be can be previewed with colors nearest to the actual machine the pattern is displayed with colors embroidered thread colors automatically applied in the default thread color Create color thread tables from the colors of threads st talase Pana Since the thread colors are applied that you have and use them to display the patterns in according to the sewing order of the parts regardless your own thread colors of the design of the pattern colors may be applied that seem unusual for the design for example an Normal thread color display orange colored fruit may be displayed in blue When
135. es it to easily be torn away from the edges of your embroidery design when it is completed This stabilizer is also available in black Water soluble stabilizer is useful when you need to keep the nap or pile for example on towels from interfering with the placement of stitches Fabrics such as terry cloth corduroy velvet and faux fur are examples of materials that have a nap or pile that can actually penetrate embroidery stitches as your machine sews The result is an unfinished and often sloppy appearance when fibers of the fabric poke out between the finished stitches of an embroidery design In these situations water soluble stabilizer is used as a topping to hold the fibers of the fabric flat so the stitches can be placed on top neatly and accurately Water soluble stabilizer is also used as a backing when stitching lace or other motifs where the desired result is only the stitching This is accomplished with water soluble stabilizer which can easily be pulled off of the fabric after embroidering is completed and any remnants can be easily be dissolved with water Water soluble stabilizer is also used as a backing on towels where you often need some stabilization but any remnants of a formal backing must not be visible in the finished product Creating Beautiful Embroidery 165 APPENDIX Hooping Techniques Use the right tool for the right job is a statement many of us have heard throughout the years This
136. esired information For details on using the machine operations guide key refer to page 151 Learning how to use a screen feature Touch the help key and then check for the desired information For details on using the help key refer to page 153 Contents Important Safety Instructions ics ssccsecessvasavesessccensceseenstasdenweoussoceswenunsdaaaneuscesanicudsexssestanecenaereesies i G con e ABren ecn E E A v aeaa AG EE E E E E T vi POCA QUIS po E vere caeoceseab te ceaseeseceims vii Concerning opuonalembroidery CANS aacorsniinesnucesadenosmnnmieinninadata ses qua EEEa EAE ASEE O iE E S NA EKEN NOEN ESA vii Concent USB Medid ssenarinin A E E N ee vii Machine Structure and Features iisrsirrirronisdriirtiy erine nekik a EA Anr i ANEETA ONAE viii SIX NEECIS Machine embroidering arucasiimainrara iiaa E a aa a E EE a eaeinns viii Differences with single needle machines sssscesecscesseeseceseereversrevevereveveversecserersnevensusececesccasancccereveversvevevenes Ix ST TS a sce gee ot ca a A EA ES adaan dpa oeueg es eee N x FaN EES Le E eee erent ner ee ere re ee one eee E ee E ee ere ee xi Monta FSi UNE rsr a T xii ee 1 ONS 1S A E PE E A E A T E E O A A E T xii Read when additional information is required ssscssscssssseeceeeeececececseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesoecececsceoecesereceeeeeeens xii See a TOM S a E E N E A E A N E E A E A xii CONTEMIS aaisan T E E E xiii GETTING READY 1 Names of Machine Parts
137. essseeeseennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnanam 100 Selecting an Embroidery Pattern 0sssssssssssssssssssssacssssunssenennentnnntnnntnnnnnnanannnm 102 General pattern selection 102 Embroidery patterns 104 Renaissance Alphabet Patterns 105 Floral alphabet patterns 106 Appliqu alphabet 107 Frame patterns 108 Alphabet patterns 109 Embroidery patterns stored in the machine 111 Embroidery cards optional 112 Computer USB 114 USB media Commercially Available 117 Editing the Embroidery Pattern Pattern Editing Screen ssssssesesssseseees 119 Combining patterns 119 Selecting the pattern to be edited 120 Moving a pattern 120 Flipping a pattern horizontally 121 Flipping a pattern vertically 121 Changing the size of a pattern 121 Rotating a pattern 122 Changing the text arrangement of a character 123 Changing the character spacing 124 Changing the thread density only for some character and frame patterns 125 Specifying multi color text 126 Changing the colors of the pattern 127 Deleting a pattern 128 Editing the Embroidery Pattern Embroidering Settings Screen 000 129 Rotating the entire pattern 129 Creating a repeating pattern 130 Changing the colors of the pattern 131 Editing a Combined Pattertr sssccccsssssssssseccsceescesssseessssessseeneeennnnnnnnnnnnnammnE 132 Saving Embroidery Patterns ssssscssssssssssssssessossssseessssesse
138. ext page If the next page key is touched while the last page is displayed the first page is displayed 2 Previous page key Touch this key to display the previous page If the previous page key is touched while the first page is displayed the last page is displayed Current page number Total number of pages help key to check an operation or to check the function of a key After checking the desired key informatio touch ection screen key to change the enbroidery machine gt The screen that was displayed before gt was touched appears Using the Help Key n 153 BASIC SETTINGS AND HELP FEATURE A 154 APPENDIX This chapter provides descriptions of techniques for sewing applications pointers for creating beautiful embroidery and details on maintenance procedures and corrective measures that should be taken when a problem occurs Appliqu Sewing scccccccccccccccssscsssssssoossssoses sees es een enn nnn nnn 156 Sewing appliqu patterns 156 Using a frame pattern to create appliqu s 1 157 Using a frame pattern to create appliqu s 2 158 Helpful Tips for the Operation of PR GO00IL sssssssssssssssneeeenececnscccccceeceees 160 Checking the thread tension of built in patterns 160 Sewing a pattern aligned with a mark on the fabric 161 Color thread table 163 Colors of Tajima dst embroidery data 163 Creating Beauti
139. ey Name Description Moves the needle forward or backward through the Forward stitching Use this key in the following situations Backward stitch If the thread breaks or runs out while embroidering key To restart sewing from the beginning To continue sewing after the machine was turned off Unlocks the machine so it can start sewing within 10 A Unlock key seconds When this key is touched the start stop button p 42 mk flashes in green Screen Quick Reference Guide 57 EMBROIDERING TUTORIAL When You Have a Question This May Help You TECHNICAL TERMS 58 USB Type A host and USB Type B function This is one of the communication methods between PC Personal Computer and peripherals You can connect USB media via USB Type A host port connector and also you can connect your machine to your PC via USB Type B function port connector with included USB cable Refer to page 114 DST This is the extension of Tajima data file dst that is one of the data formats of embroidery patterns Tajima data doesn t have any color information so the machine assigns colors automatically when you load it Refer to page 163 Needle number The needles are numbered from right to left The far right needle is number 1 needle Refer to page viii E Needle at the embroidering position This is the needle that is placed above the needle hole in the needle plate The needle ba
140. fer to page 33 56 Touch this key to return to the embroidering settings screen Px aden 5 orn ie 22 3 Selecting an Embroidery Pattern As an example we will select the pattern shown at the right on the last page of the embroidery patterns In the pattern type selection screen select a pattern category type Pattern type selection screen For details on the keys and other information on the screen refer to page 50 F Embroidery E J MIP et 0 Q Pattern type keys In the pattern list screen search for the desired pattern and then touch the key for the pattern Pattern list screen For details on the keys and other information on the screen refer to page 51 New a Embroidery Gib st hee Q Pattern keys 2 Displays a preview image E Checking a preview image from the pattern selection screen Touch to preview the image prior to selecting Touch to return to the pattern selection screen Selecting an Embroidery Pattern 23 EMBROIDERING TUTORIAL Selecting an embroidery pattern We will select a floral on the second page gt The list of embroidery patterns appears 6 Touch and A until the desired page is displayed For this example display the last page e To select a pattern group other than the embroidery patterns touch Cancel key The pattern type selection screen appears When there is more than one page the foll
141. ful Embroidery ssccssssssssssessossssscessnsesssensnnenennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnmm 164 Threads 164 Stabilizers Backing 165 Hooping Techniques 166 Fabric stabilizer compatibility chart 167 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES Attaching an optional embroidery frame for industrial embroidery machines 168 Using the Optional Cap Frame ccccccccsssossssesssssesu suns sense eens tnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnEE 169 Cap frame and its accessories 169 Types of caps 170 Fabric precautions 171 Preparing to use the cap frame 171 Attaching the standard cap frame to the mounting jig and putting a cap into the frame 176 Attaching the advanced cap frame to the mounting jig and putting a cap into the frame 180 Installing the embroidery frame holder 185 Additional digitizing information 186 Using the Optional Bobbin Winder ssssssssssssssessssessesssseesseccscsscccccececeees 188 Precautions 188 Optional bobbin winder and its accessories 188 Setting up the optional bobbin winder 189 Connecting the AC adapter 189 Winding the bobbin 190 Maintenance cccccsccsscscscocecssssssssoncnensssssessseesssss5ssnnna nanan 193 Cleaning the LCD 193 Cleaning the machine surface 193 Cleaning the hook 193 Cleaning around the needle plate 194 Cleaning the bobbin case 195 Oiling the machine 196 Troubleshooting cccccsssssesccssssssssosssssssns sees e555 sess sss N 198 On screen troubleshooting 198 T
142. g ENGLISH GERMAN FRENCH ITALIAN DUTCH SPANISH PORTUGUESE JAPANESE or THAI When the embroidery machine is purchased ENGLISH is selected The language setting can be specified from the fifth page of the settings screen D Touch a and gt to select the desired language The desired language is displayed Ll ortco K BUZZER ON oFF E cory mm 4 ma Changing the units of measurements The units of measurements can be set to millimeters or inches When the embroidery machine is purchased mm is selected The measurement units setting can be specified from the fifth page of the settings screen Touch a and gt to select the desired measurement units The desired units are displayed K BUZZER ON OFF lt gt BRIGHTNESS OF LCD ie T m a lt i Changing the display guides Various settings can be specified for the guides in the pattern display area The embroidery frame size can be selected and the centerpoint marker grid and cursor can be displayed or hidden The guide settings can be specified from the first page of the settings screen O w GE E FE GRID a H HH TRIF Wb TOTA CENTER z L ci eae peas VERSION AREA Specifies the size of the embroidery frame displayed as a guide in the pattern type selection screen pattern list screen and pattern editing screen The gui
143. g For precautions concerning the bobbin refer to page 15 J Grab the bobbin case latch and remove the AS Note O bobbin case The machine cannot indicate how much bobbin thread is remaining Before starting to embroider make sure that there is enough bobbin thread for the pattern OW E Make sure to clean the bobbin case every time the bobbin is changed For details on cleaning the bobbin case refer to Cleaning the bobbin case on page 195 Removing the bobbin case Open the hook cover Latch Pull the hook cover toward you E Oiling the machine After removing the bobbin case apply oil to the machine The race should be oiled For details on oiling the machine refer to Oiling the machine on page 196 N 7 NS Note Put a drop of oil onto the hook once a day before use Thread Picker To gain access to the bobbin case easily pull the thread picker toward front WNS Note Thread picker is a device that is used to hold the thread when begining to sew or when trimming the thread CAUTION The thread picker can only be moved within a certain range Do not pull it with extreme force 18 Installing the bobbin Installing the bobbin case amp gt Insert the bobbin into the bobbin case Insert the bobbin case into the hook Insert the bobbin case while aligning the tab on the bobbin case with the notch in the hook as shown in the illustration Note
144. g Use when embroidering Use when embroidering connecting characters or patterns with a size less than standard sized patterns small sized patterns patterns combined patterns 130 mm H x 180 mm W such as nametags or large embroidery 5 1 8 inches H x 7 1 8 patterns inches W Refer to Hooping the Fabric on page 67 Refer to Hooping the Fabric in the Embroidery Frame on page 28 Cap frame Mz optional AAS Note The embroidery frame indicators show all embroidery frame sizes in which the embroidery pattern can be sewn Be sure to use an embroidery frame of the most suitable size If the embroidery frame that is too large is used the pattern may be misaligned or the fabric may pucker lt Standard type gt lt Advanced type gt Embroidering area 50 mm H x 130 mm W 2 inches H x 5 1 8 inches W Use when embroidering caps Baseball golf caps tulip hats and bucket hats can be embroidered with this frame This frame cannot be used with hats having a front area of 50 mm 2 inches or less such as sun visors and children s hats In addition it cannot be used with hats that have a brim longer than 80 mm 3 1 8 inches For details on attaching this frame refer to Using the Optional Cap Frame on page 169 Correctly Using the Embroidery Frames 65 OTHER BASIC PROCEDURES Attaching Iron On Stabilizer Backing to Fabric In order to prevent shrinkage of the stitch
145. gh the stitching The thread color at the top of the thread color sequence display is the color of the area currently selected Touch this key to close this screen gt The needle bar case moves and the current needle bar moves to the sewing position and then the embroidery frame moves and current needle position is indicated 82 After selecting the stitch from where embroidering is to begin touch ox e ie vo Me V 10 10 Vm e gt The embroidering screen appears again Touch A button to begin embroidering and then press the start stop gt Embroidering begins from the specified point Resume Embroidering After Turning OFF the Machine In either of the following cases the remaining stitches of the embroidery are stored in the machine s memory e f the machine s power switch is pressed to turn off after stopping embroidering Cut the thread before the machine s main power switch is turned off otherwise the thread may be pulled or may catch when the carriage returns to its initial position after the machine is turned on again e f the machine was accidentally turned off for example due to a power outage while it was embroidering The remainder of the embroidery can be sewn when the machine is turned on again however some of the stitches that were already sewn may be sewn again Mz Set the main power switch to I to turn on AS Note o the machine Be ca
146. halten chemin du chariot de borduurarm carrello A ATEN O A IPEDVIPER EME A k O carro de Opuykylaaca HUDD UYY EREI SAMA transporte pode KADETKA MOKET PHIL SHOEI TU EBA ABRA causar ferimentos ObITb NPUYMHOU Zeeic SEMEN engs RE N o coloque as m os TDABMbI FUCK EU ee ass sobre o trilho do carro He KnaguTe PYKUV HORMICHY Et FAH an Sei de transporte Ha NYTH ABHKEHNA i KaDeTKH Label locations gt Please put a drop of oil onto the hook once a day before use vi E T Precautions Concerning optional embroidery cards e Do not disassemble or alter the embroidery cards e Do not forcefully bend drop scratch or place heavy objects on top of the embroidery cards e Do not allow the embroidery cards to become wet such as with water solvents drinks or any other liquids e Do not use or store the embroidery cards in a location exposed to strong static electricity or electrical interference e Do not use or store embroidery cards in locations exposed to vibrations or impacts direct sunlight extreme dust or lint high temperatures high humidity severe temperature fluctuations or strong magnetic forces such as from speakers e While embroidery data is being recalled from the embroidery card do not allow the machine to be exposed to vibrations or impacts and do not attempt to remove the embroidery card from the machine e Store embroidery cards in their protective cases
147. hat the text follows leaves the fabric pattern the embroidering position can be adjusted Touch tee in the embroidering settings screen E z et 31mm ket 115mm amp OOmm mm Set the beginning of stitching in the lower left corner Jy e 31mm _ kel 115mm gt The frame moves so that the needle drop point aligns with the beginning of stitching Helpful Tips for the Operation of PR 600II_ 161 APPENDIX With a fabric marker mark this point on the fabric Set the beginning of stitching in the lower right corner gt The frame moves so that the needle drop point aligns with the beginning of stitching With a fabric marker mark this point on the fabric 162 Remove the embroidery frame from the machine and then connect these two points to check the embroidering position ed i ee eee ee ee e If the baseline is misaligned or intersects another line reframe the fabric in the embroidery frame or adjust the position of the pattern Color thread table Colors of Tajima dst embroidery data Additional explanations of the machine s built in color thread table and the custom thread table are provided below Normally the thread colors in the thread color sequence display and in the pattern display area are displayed in the colors of the machine s built in color thread table The thread color numbers with these thread colors are displayed with the thread color numb
148. he Settings Key csssssccossssccsssssesssnssesesseeeseesse enn EA nnn 140 Understanding the settings screen 140 Adjusting the brightness of the LCD 142 Turning the buzzer on or off 142 Changing the language 143 Changing the units of measurements 143 Changing the display guides 143 Changing the thread color information 145 Display expanded thread color 146 Custom thread table settings 147 Specifying jumpstitch trimming DST jump codes for trimming 149 Deleting short stitches 150 Specifying the remaining length of thread 150 Using the Machine Operations Guide Key ssssssssssssssssssseseeenececssscccccseceees 151 Using the Help Key ssssssssssssssssssnnsscrnescesesssseeseeeeseeesesenenennnntntnntt 153 BASIC SETTINGS AND HELP FEATURE Using the Settings Key Touch settings key to change many of the basic embroidery machine settings 8S Key 8 y y 8 Understanding the settings screen There are five pages in the settings screen Touch and y in the lower right corner of the screen until the desired page is displayed The key appears on all pages E Page 1 AREA GRID CENTER ee tripcount TMT TOTAL COUNT MMI Bee triptime Oh Hi TOTALTIME Th CURSOR VERSION Touch to quit specifying settings The settings are confirmed and the screen that was displayed before the settings key was touched appears again The guides embroi
149. he machine The thread color numbers are displayed with the number or the nearest number for the brand specified here Display expanded thread color The thread colors displayed in the thread color sequence display and in the needle bar thread information can be displayed as original colors or another manufacturer s thread colors ON If the pattern is created by the PE Design s User Thread Chart the machine will display the color and number specified by the User Thread Chart Also the machine s Custom Thread Table will be available See below OFF The thread colors are displayed by original thread color If OFF is selected the thread colors are displayed as specified in the procedure described in Changing the thread color information on page 145 If ON is selected one of the following three color thread can be displayed in the change thread color screen Original Thread If the thread color has been specified by the User thread chart in PE Design that color will be displayed If no thread color has been specified the machine s built in color is displayed Custom Thread 1 Custom Thread 1 specified with this machine is displayed Custom Thread 2 Custom Thread 2 specified with this machine is displayed For details on the color thread and the color displays refer to page 163 When the embroidery machine is purchased OFF is selected The thread color setting
150. heck that the embroidery will be sewn as desired For details refer to page 27 Selecting an Embroidery Pattern 103 SELECTING EDITING SAVING PATTERNS Embroidery patterns gt The list of embroidery patterns appears Select an embroidery pattern Touch the desired pattern peri EN IEI race IA E gt The selected pattern appears in the pattern display area De C Core an e f the wrong pattern was selected or you wish to select a different pattern touch the desired pattern 104 If necessary edit the pattern a ral ra a The pattern can be flipped horizontally The pattern can be flipped vertically Checks the preview image o This confirms the pattern selection gt The pattern editing screen appears If necessary edit the pattern Renaissance Alphabet Patterns Touch this key to change the size The pattern can be flipped horizontally The pattern can be flipped vertically 4 Checks the preview image gt The list of renaissance alphabet patterns appears 4 Touch Select an embroidery pattern This confirms the pattern selection Touch the desired pattern gt The pattern editing screen appears gt The selected pattern appears in the pattern display area e f the wrong pattern was selected or you wish to select a different pattern touch the desired pattern Selecting an Embroidery Pa
151. her too cold or too hot the machine may malfunction Do not use the machine in a location where it will be exposed to direct sunlight otherwise the machine may malfunction Set up the machine with four feet completely in contact with the desk or table so that the machine is level Do not put anything under the embroidery machine that could block the ventilation slots at the bottom toward the back and do not allow lint or dust to accumulate in the ventilation slots otherwise the machine s motor may overheat resulting in a fire or in damage to the machine The machine weight is approximately 37 kg 81 Ibs The transporting or setting up of the embroidery machine should be performed by two people When transporting the machine be sure to lift it from the bottom at the indicated positions by two people Lifting the machine from any other area may damage the machine or result in the machine falling which could cause injuries When lightning occurs turn off the machine and unplug the power supply cord Lightning may cause the machine to malfunction Do not plug in the power supply cord until setup of the machine is completed otherwise injuries may result if the start stop button is accidentally pressed and the machine starts sewing When lubricating the machine wear protective eyeglasses and gloves to prevent the oil or grease from getting into your eyes or on your skin Do not put the oil or grease into your mouth Keep
152. hing the touch panel until the screen shown below appears e The start stop button does not light up gt The screen shown below appears F 2B 6 Press the thread trimming button BEIL DAR EA E T OAO gt The adjustments screen appears Troubleshooting 213 APPENDIX Use the included touch pen to touch the center of the crosses on the screen from 1 to 5 1 aie s 2t 3t CAUTION Be sure to use the included touch pen to adjust the touch panel Do not use a mechanical pencil screwdriver or any other hard or sharp object Do not apply pressure to the LCD screen display otherwise damage to the display may result Touch the center of the crosses in order from 1 to 5 After number 5 is touched a buzzer will sound once to indicate that the adjustments were correctly made e f the buzzer sounds twice when cross number 5 is touched an error occurred during setting Touch the crosses again starting from 1 to 5 After making the necessary touch panel adjustment turn the machine off and on again WNS Note If the keys still do not respond even after the touch panel is adjusted or if the touch panel cannot be adjusted contact your nearest authorized dealer 214 Specifications Embroidery machine specifications Item Weight Machine size Sewing speed Hook Type Hook size Needle Number of needle Thread tension Cap sewing
153. hose are upper left corner upper center upper right corner center left center center center right lower left corner lower center and lower right corner These settings can be used to repeatedly sew a pattern along a diagonal The starting ending position settings are specified from the embroidering settings screen When the embroidery machine is purchased both the starting position and the ending positions are set to the center of the pattern Touch et 24mm we kel 37mm gt The starting ending position settings screen appears Pa et 24mm Specifies the starting position 2 Specifies the ending position Touch a key to select the setting The highlighted key shows the currently selected setting HHE t This key is selected H 3 Touch this key to close this screen E Specifying the starting position Touch the key for the desired starting position setting gt When a starting position is selected the ending position is automatically set to the same position gt The embroidery frame moves to the starting position E Specifying the ending position Touch the key for the desired ending position setting After selecting the desired settings touch aE i Boe 0 0mm alk 0 0mm gt The embroidering settings screen appears again gt Memo The starting ending position settings do not change until the key for a new setting is touched The settings s
154. hreads between characters in alphabet patterns Refer to Trimming the threads between characters on page 125 gt Memo The number of jump codes cannot be specified for data other than Tajima embroidery data dst Using the Settings Key 149 BASIC SETTINGS AND HELP FEATURE E When using Tajima embroidery data dst If ON is selected touch and to select the number of feed codes The desired setting is displayed fs THREAD 7 gt x TRIMMING on or rt DST _ List SETTING te SHORT z ea OFF STITCH E DELETE mm gt hy STANDARD Tai ia gt P 2 5 Mm e A value between 1 and 8 can be specified For example if 3 is specified sequential 3 jump codes will be converted to the trim code But sequential 2 jump code will not be converted to the trim code it will be sewed as the feed jump stitch Note You need to set the jump number same as the number that was used when the particular Tajima data was created If the jump number is not matched either unexpected trim or no trimming at trim expected point will happen Deleting short stitches If embroidery data other than our original patterns is used the pitch may be too small which may result in the thread or the needle breaking In order to prevent this the machine can be set to delete stitches with a fine pitch Stitches with a pitch less than that specified he
155. ht side of the fabric Adjusting the Thread Tension on page 85 Note In this tutorial the thread tension was checked after embroidering was finished However normally embroidering should be temporarily paused and the thread tension should be checked after the first 100 Loosen the tension dial by turning the dial BirseeGt Gach Galan caumeneh counterclockwise seed bar The resulting embroidery may not appear as expected due to the type or thickness of the fabric being sewn or to the type of stabilizer material used Be sure to sew a trial embroidery before sewing on your project gt Memo In the built in embroidery patterns one pattern is used for checking the thread tension For details refer to Checking the thread tension of built in patterns on page 160 Checking the Thread Tension 45 EMBROIDERING TUTORIAL 13 Removing the Embroidery Frame and Fabric After sewing is finished remove the embroidery frame and then remove the fabric from the frame 2 Pull off the embroidery frame toward you Removing the embroidery frame e o GOC CAUTION O SN When removing the embroidery frame o FEN J MR make sure that the start stop button is lit u in red If the start stop button is flashing in green the machine may start sewing If l the machine accidentally starts operating injuries may result When removing the embroidery frame be careful that the embroidery fram
156. idery frame may hit the presser foot and E damage the machine or cause injury to the user LOCK Embroidery frames that can be used appear darker K embroidery frames that cannot Mg WNS Note The embroidery frame indicators show all embroidery frame sizes in which the embroidery pattern can be sewn Be sure to use an embroidery frame of the most suitable size If the embroidery frame that is too large is used the pattern may be misaligned or the fabric may pucker Refer to Correctly Using the Embroidery Frames on page 65 be used appear lighter 28 Pe e a aa E Hooping fabric in the small embroidery frame Securely tighten the screw and then check The procedure for hooping fabric in the small that the fabric is taut embroidery frame is described below The same procedure is used to hoop the fabric in the medium embroidery frame For details on hooping fabric in the large embroidery frame and the extra large embroidery frame refer to Hooping the Fabric on page 67 2 Loosen the screw on the outer frame e After stretching the fabric lightly tapping it should produce a drum like sound e Firmly clamp together the inner and outer J frames so that the bottom of the inner frame ay is lower than the bottom of the outer frame Screw Place the fabric with the right side up on top of the outer frame OL Inner frame Outer frame Bottom of inner frame e U
157. ied in a box delete the previous color and then specify a new one E Changing the color thread table Set DISPLAY EXPANDED THREAD COLOR to ON and then select the color thread Refer to page 146 Specifying jumpstitch trimming DST jump codes for trimming You can specify whether or not jumpstitches are cut In addition when using Tajima embroidery data dst you can specify whether or not the thread is cut according to the specified number of jump codes ON The machine cuts the upper and bobbin thread before the jumpstitch When Tajima embroidery data dst is used the machine converts the jump code to a trim code based on the number specified on the next line OFF The machine does not cut either a jumpstitch or the jump code in Tajima embroidery data dst When the machine is purchased ON is selected and the number of jumps is set to 3 The DST thread trim settings can be specified from the second page of the settings screen Touch or on FE and select the desired setting The key appears as when ON is selected and it appears as when OFF is selected i THREAD A K TRIMMING OFF DST i dst SETTING te sess SHORT i orf SF STITCH 0 3 i DELETE mm E y STANDARD Tai lt i j e Each touch of the key turns the setting either on or off Note This setting is not applied to the trimming of t
158. in p the pattern display area The top value shows the height and the g 126mm Pattern size bottom value shows the width If the embroidery pattern consists k 188mm of multiple patterns that have been combined he size of the entire pattern including all patterns is shown Distance from Shows the vertical distance that the pattern being edited is center vertical moved Distance from Shows the horizontal distance that the pattern being edited center horizontal is moved SEEE Size horizontal Shows the horizontal width of the pattern that is being edited Rotation angle Shows the rotation angle that the pattern being edited is rotated Shows the vertical length of the pattern that is being edited 5 6 umber of thread Shows the total number of thread color changes for the color changes pattern that is being edited 52 78 6m i size rotate ences ROTATE pisa 4 Jv Se o ge A A New 7 E ame 125mm Ei CO kl 188mm EDIT 5 END Reference Page Bemelen Selects the pattern that is y edited when the O ee embroidery pattern consists of multiple patterns that p 120 y have been combined Moves the sewing position of the pattern that is being edited in the direction of the arrow If is touched p 120 the sewing position is moved to the center of the embroidering area Horizontal mirror p l image key Flips the pattern being
159. ine with the correct operating procedure Refer to page 20 206 Error messages If the start stop button is pressed while the machine is not correctly set up or if an incorrect operation is performed the machine stops and informs you of the error with a buzzer and an error message If an error message appears correct the problem according to the instructions in the message To close the message touch or perform the correct operation then touch If the message appears again consult your nearest authorized dealer m reatover creer ee The pattern extends out of the 200 mm H x 300 mm W embroidering area Move the pattern into the embroidering area Change to the big frame The installed embroidery frame is too small Check which embroidery frames can be used and then install a larger embroidery frame Refer to page 28 The upper thread was cut or the thread came out the thread tension disc or a thread guide The machine is not threaded correctly Check that the thread is under the upper and middle thread guides and correctly thread the upper thread Refer to page 35 m Enbroidery card read error _ ace Patterns on the embroidery card cannot be read The embroidery card may be damaged Check if thread is broken _ The bobbin thread was broken or ran out Check that there is thread on the bobbin and that approxi mately 50 mm 2 inche
160. ing If the machine does not operate correctly check for the following points issues before requesting service If the suggested remedy does not correct the problem contact your authorized dealer Probable Cause Remedy Reference Page The machine is not turned ON Turn on the embroidery machine The embroidery The machine has not been Toudaihemodk ke 42 machine does not unlocked r P on The start stop button was not With the machine unlocked 42 pressed press the start stop button P The needle is not installed Correctly install the needle correctly Use the Allen screw driver to The needle set screw is loose securely tighten the needle set screw The needle is bent or blunt The area around the hole in the needle plate is damaged Replace the needle plate Consult your nearest authorized dealer The needle ks pices The needle hits touchs the needle plate Replace needle Consult your nearest authorized dealer Hole in needle plate Needle hits hole The presser foot is set too high and not correctly positioned Consult your nearest authorized The needle hits touches the dealer presser foot Troubleshooting 199 APPENDIX Symptom The needle breaks 200 A bobbin designed specifically Use the correct bobbin for this machine is not used Probable Cause Remedy Reference Page The area around the embroidery foot hole is damaged Replace the presser foot Cons
161. ing Embroidery Patterns on page 136 Note USB media and reader writer units can be purchased at electronic computer retailers Some USB media may not be usable with this machine Please visit our web site for more details Insert the USB media into the machine s USB Type A host port Depending on the type of USB media being used either directly plug the USB device into the machine s USB port on the right side of the operation panel or plug the USB Card Reader Writer into the machine s USB Type A host port na lg When connecting the USB Card Reader Writer to the machine s USB Type A host port be sure to secure the cable with the three hooks on the back panel If the cable is not secured the embroidery frame may catch on the cable while the frame is moving causing the pattern to become misaligned Note Only insert or remove USB media while oo appears in the display or while the embroidery machine is turned off Do not insert anything other than USB media into the USB media port connector Otherwise the USB media drive may be damaged 6 Touch lt lt se Omm 2 gt A list of patterns and folders at the topmost level are displayed e The pattern list is usually displayed within a few seconds however if there are many patterns it may take some time for them to be displayed While the patterns are being read do not remov
162. ing Performed Before the Machine Was Turned OFF 62 Changing the Need le cccccssssssssssesssesssssssonseseee eens eenennnnnnnntnnnntnnttt ia 63 Replacing the needle 63 Correctly Using the Embroidery Frame sssssessssessssssssccsssscccccccccecceceeeeseees 65 Embroidery frame types and applications 65 Attaching Iron On Stabilizer Backing to Fabric ssssssssccccecsceccsssssssssneeees 66 Hooping the Fabric sssccssssssssssssssssrccssseesseesseeesssseeen sense nn nnn nnn 67 Hooping the fabric in the extra large and large embroidery frames 67 Using the embroidery sheet 68 Large small pieces of fabric 69 Embroidery Frame Position and MOvement ccccccccccccccsssccsssssscsssssssscsseseseseees 70 Changing the Embroidering Position csccssssssssssssssseesnsesccssscccccecccccccceeeees 72 Adjusting the angle 73 Embroidering a Pattern Containing Seven or More Colors sssssscccceeeeseeeeees 75 Checking if thread spool changes are necessary 75 Changing the Thread Spools with Designs of Seven or More Colors Th Change thread spools message 77 Easily changing the thread spools 78 If the Thread Breaks or the Bobbin Thread Runs Out While Embroidering 79 If the upper thread breaks 79 If the bobbin thread breaks or runs out 80 Embroidering From the Beginning or Middle of the Patterm s
163. ing or misaligned patterns we recommend that iron on stabilizer backing be used for embroidering CAUTION When embroidering on thin or stretch fabrics fabrics with a coarse weave or fabrics that easily allow the stitching to shrink be sure to use iron on stabilizer backing for embroidering If iron on stabilizer backing is not used while embroidering the needle may bend or break or the pattern may become misaligned Using a steam iron affix the iron on stabilizer Mz backing to the back of the fabric AAS Note Use a piece of iron on stabilizer backing that is larger than the embroidery frame When framing the fabric in the embroidery frame be sure that the stabilizer backing is clamped on all edges in order to prevent wrinkles in the fabric Adhesive side of iron on stabilizer backing 2 Fabric wrong side e When embroidering fabric that should not be ironed or when embroidering an area that is difficult to iron hoop a layer of the iron on stabilizer backing under the fabric in the Area of embroidery frame embroidery frame without ironing it Iron on stabilizer backing gt Memo When embroidering thin fabrics such as organza or lawn use a water soluble stabilizer backing Water soluble stabilizers dissolve when washed allowing you to create beautiful embroidery that is not stiff When embroidering fabric with a nap such as towels or corduroy hoop a la
164. ional information refer to the instruction manual included with the USB media that you have purchased vii Machine Structure and Features Six needle machine embroidering Your machine has six needles each threaded with a different color of thread It can sew embroidery patterns that contain several colors by automatically selecting the appropriate needle for each color The mechanism that moves the needles up and down is called the needle bar and the needle bars are in the needle bar case The needle bars are named from right to left needle bar 1 needle bar 2 needle bar 3 needle bar 4 needle bar 5 and needle bar 6 Needle bar 1 Needle 1 Needle bar case The machine automatically assigns a thread color to each needle If a needle is already threaded by a color that will be used on the next pattern the machine will assign the color to that needle reducing the number of thread spool changes This also means that the machine does not always assign colors according to the needle number it assigns colors based on the currently threaded colors gt Memo Sewing is not necessarily performed in the order of the needle bar numbers viii The thread colors assigned to the needle bars are listed on the screen Thread the needle bars as indicated AC Cee st ME GREER pa min EE a 0 m 32 ie a Oe a Par Al The threads threaded on the needle bars ar
165. k through the stitching when embroidering is continued The machine can be set to stop when the thread color is changed For details refer to Specifying pause locations before embroidering on page 92 If the thread breaks while sewing If a problem occurs while sewing such as if the thread breaks the machine stops automatically Re thread the broken thread back up several stitches and then continue sewing For details refer to If the Thread Breaks or the Bobbin Thread Runs Out While Embroidering on page 79 12 Checking the Thread Tension Check the embroidery to see if it was sewn with the correct thread tension If the thread tension is not adjusted correctly the stitching may be uneven or there may be puckering in the fabric E Correct thread tension From the wrong side of the fabric the bobbin Right side thread should be about one third of the stitch width Wrong side Right side Wrong side The tension of the upper thread is too loose resulting in a loose upper thread loose thread locks or loops appearing on the right side of the If the embroidery appears as shown below the fabric thread tension is incorrect Correct the thread tension Right side Wrong side A A Tighten the tension dial by turning the dial clockwise The tension of the upper thread is too tight l E l resulting in the lower thread being visible from For details on adjusting the thread tension refer to the rig
166. l must be changed and the machine must be threaded each time a different thread color is used With this machine it is not necessary to change the thread spool or rethread the machine with embroidery patterns containing six or less colors If total colors are less than 6 colors and if total color change is more than 7 times machine will come back to the needle that the machine is already used and sew the same color again automatically E Automatic sewing reduces sewing time Except to change the thread spools with patterns containing seven or more colors once the machine is started it continues to operate automatically from lowering the presser foot to performing the specified operations at the starting and end positions in addition to changing the thread colors Since the machine can change threads and finish stitching sewing time is reduced E Automatically pulls and holds the thread tails to the under side of fabric at the beginning and end of stitching Since the machine automatically pulls the upper thread under the fabric at the beginning of a color and pulls the upper thread from the fabric at the time of thread trimming you don t need to deal with the upper thread tail at all E Automatically moves the embroidery frame to the embroidering position With single needle machine in most cases the embroidery pattern is centered in the frame and the fabric must be correctly positioned within the embroidery frame with the cen
167. l the needle correctly The needle and the hook are not Consult your nearest authorized correctly passing each other dealer Improper twisting results in The thread twist is either too E E E Ik tight or too loose e6 p Iry using a new spool Use tweezers to remove any TAEA NE ee tangled thread from the hook yy If the fabric is not taut the The fabric is not well framed in pattern may become misaligned the embroidery frame for or the stitching may shrink Be example the fabric is not taut sure to correctly frame the fabric The embroidery pattern is misaligned p 28 67 in the embroidery frame The embroidery frame is too Use an embroidery frame that large for the size of the matches the size of the embroidery embroidery Troubleshooting 203 APPENDIX Probable Cause Symptom Stabilizer backing is not used The embroidery frame is not correctly attached to the Carriage The carriage or the embroidery frame is hitting objects The embroidery pattern is misaligned The carriage moved while removing embroidery frame The design was not digitized correctly The upper thread tension is low There are loops in the upper thread 204 Remedy Use stabilizer backing when embroidering on thin or stretch fabrics fabrics with a coarse weave or fabrics that easily allow the stitching to shrink lt When using the optional cap frame gt Use hard stabilize
168. le E Embroidery pattern editing Lettering and embroidery patterns can be combined or a text arrangement can be specified to arrange the patterns The machine can also be set to repeatedly sew the same pattern broig qm cA hang Let s enjoy sewing Machine Structure and Features xi Manual Structure This manual is constructed as described below Read before use Chapter 1 Getting Ready The setup of the embroidery machine and the various preparations required before starting to sew are described in this chapter Chapter 2 Embroidering Tutorial This chapter describes the basic embroidering operations in order from turning on the machine and sewing a pattern to finishing sewing Follow the steps of the tutorial to embroider a pattern and master the operation of this embroidery machine Chapter 3 Other Basic Procedures This chapter provides explanations on operations other than those described in chapter 2 such as when sewing a pattern with seven or more colors and other necessary operations for example to change the needle Read when additional information is required Chapter 4 Embroidering Settings This chapter contains descriptions on the various embroidering settings which make editing patterns simple Chapter 5 Selecting Editing Saving Patterns This chapter provides details on selecting editing and saving embroidery patterns Chapter 6 Basic Settings and Help Feature This chap
169. left Insert screw into right side of the thread guide assembly support and tighten Note If the screws are not loosened enough it may not be easy to move the thread guide assembly support and the thread guide Do not apply extreme force when moving the thread guide assembly support and the thread guide Be sure that the screws are loosened well enough before moving these parts Be sure to tighten each screw well enough that the thread guide assembly support and the thread guide are secured Insert screw and tighten Tighten screw 10 Positioning the spool stand Secure the spool stand in the embroidering position Loosen the thumb screw and then open up the spool stand to the left and right ely Quy Jes Thumb screw 2 Spool stand After the spool stand is fully opened up tighten the thumb screw gt Secure the spool stand in the opened position Attaching the embroidery frame holder Attach the embroidery frame holder to the carriage Remove the two thumb screws of the embroidery frame holder Thumb screws Align the holes in the embroidery frame holder with the pins on the frame mounting plate of the carriage Pins on the frame mounting plate Holes in the embroidery frame holder Setting Up the Machine 11 GETTING READY Secure the embroidery frame holder with the two thumb screws SANKAR OOO rS CEP
170. ly saved pattern ssesssssesesessseesseseseee 112 118 Shorn SUNOS ouaagodoiienin ei 150 BOTAN a E ten eaeraed 167 Density KEW iva teniceanisveasiadasaatiamavavdiene sedate aeiede ne 53 125 BE E EE AEE O E 16 49 Display expanded color eeeeeeeeeececeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 140 146 Display DUES a tscasearseteaiaieaadeidasieetiainaanadreieiinneanes 143 Distance from center horizontal wo cece eeee eee 52 54 Distance from center vertical wo cece ceece sess eeeeees 52 54 Dress Shit WOVEN soiin 167 E PC sees ctr seat cence E E OA 93 E e a E A 50 55 e E A EA 25 119 129 combined pattern c ccccscseceasacessacetadsaarsentacensraserensate 132 Embroidering camer OF TANG scissa iiaei 69 repeating Paer sscacacosuaatantvenuedacateudurbumidentcatnessiene 130 SiMe TAC prasitaria ea a E 69 tape or DDOR sciccsacasadananccantnacacannadennseanstanctanstensentens 69 Embroidering SCreen savaphivtetojnncyancprecneventobtacracavouanets 33 56 Embroidering settings screen esssssssssssssssssss 26 54 129 Embroidery DAC ADON sirnaa OE uence 42 repeatedly sewing s sssssessssssssssssssrsssrsrersrsrsssssssss 90 Embroidery card slot csssatesanendisenanannsepleuncaysiswantdaniouedectereneens 3 Embroidery Cards virsiaia aeaaaee 112 Emoroidery data 4cncsteransrenqeceeaceatcarmuaraceiianevedeniennss 100 Embroidery frame attaching to the machine ssessnesesesonesorerorereressesseae 30 NOPE caacsnaanasesantanst saasnesaceonunacutesaeaeateraenuc
171. m the following operation to move the needle bar to the embroidery position before trying to thread the needle E Moving the needle bar to be threaded to the sewing position Touch the key for the needle bar that you wish to thread ene 24mm wee 37mm M LME E 8 Bias Ee fa ee 3 PESEE cance Wa gx i gt The selected needle bar moves to the embroidery position N 1 S Note f the thread is not taut it may come out of the thread tension disc After upper threading is finished check again to make sure that the thread is correctly passed into the thread tension disc Refer to step on page 37 gt Memo When changing one of the upper thread colors it is easy to re thread by cutting the thread currently being used between the spool and the thread guide above the spool Place the new spool on the spool pin and tie the end of the new thread to the end of the previous thread Then pull the thread through to the needle Refer to page 78 E Using the spool net When using metallic thread or any other strong thread place the included spool net over the spool before sewing If the spool net is too long fold it once to match the size of the spool before placing it over the spool It may be necessary to adjust thread tension when using the spool net oT an Ray Spool net Thread Upper Threading 41 EMBROIDERING TUTORIAL 1
172. mmed select Long tail e When using metallic thread select Long tail in display the available information E Contents of Categories Names of Machine Principal Parts and Their Functions STITCHES ARE EMBROIDERY PATTERN UPPER THREAD MACHINE IS SKIP IS MISALIGNED IS LOOPING NOISY TROUBLESHOOTING PUCKERING MAINTENANCE IN THE FABRIC MACHINE UPPER THREAD BOBBIN THREAD PRINCIPAL PARTS DOES NOT OPERATE NEEDLE BREAKS BREAKS BREAKS OPERATIONS IPPED Example To learn how to thread the upper thread 1 Touch err eee eee ee ee eee ee ee eee ee gt The sewing machine help screen appears O Te eno Wile gt The procedure for threading the upper thread appears Using the Machine Operations Guide Key 151 BASIC SETTINGS AND HELP FEATURE 4 Touch to display the next page 152 Upper threading When threading the upper thread carefully follow the instructions performing correctly the thread may break or become tangled causing the needle to bend or break should be threaded is indicated bya _ line on the machine Next page key Touch this key to display the next page 2 Previous page key Touch this key to display the previous page 3 Current page number Total number of pages Movie key Appears only if the procedure for e Threading the upper thread e Threading the needle e Replacing the embroidery frame holder e A
173. mping frame Check for the following conditions The centerline of the cap is parallel with the short side of the clamping frame The line on the left side of the cap cannot be seen within the clamping frame The teeth on the inside of the clamping frame cleanly grab the base of the brim The centerline of the brim holder and the center line of the cap must make a single straight line e _ L f Bed 1 2 UN Teeth on the inside of the clamping frame Centerline of brim holder 178 gt Memo According to the shape of the cap loosen the screw and adjust the position of the clamping frame so that the teeth on the inside of the clamping frame align with the base of cap brim R KI N gt Memo If the cap fabric is thick and the clamping frame cannot be closed or if the fabric is thin and the cap is too loose within the frame adjust the clamping frame While pulling the cap down with one hand As shown in the illustration use both hands to pull the lever of the snap lock to securely press in on the sides of the brim to reshape it close it so that the sides do not fold out If the pattern is embroidered with the sides of the brim folded out the brim will hit the machine and cause the pattern to become misaligned Ga 4 Lever of the snap lock TAS he X 4 Note Make sure that there are no wrinkles within the clamping frame Otherwise miss alignmen
174. n we will combine text with floral alphabet pattern which we will then edit Example KIE T DI coal E Ji ny S DOmm 1126 6 O 0 00mm 840 B 6 ma e oe rome ee a r On gt This pattern will be positioned at the center of the embroidery area De ide C Og p SE 127mm 126 6mm BAOmm gt The pattern type selection screen appears again ejec 132 O Touch ABC E127 mm Pi ID 84mm apc ac J Type ood Touch the tab for lowercase letters to display the lowercase letters input screen and then touch O n o n then g Ne 5 De SEZ mm E 300mm 240mm E 1 ie re Aem a Te c ial Emel PROCON a peue gt The selected letters appear at the center of the embroidery area Unan e To change the size of the pattern select o and then touch Ers to select the desired size e To change the text arrangement touch anav and then select the desired text arrangement After selecting the characters touch De AT 127 mm fT BODa eAe lel te CANCEL te _ gt The pattern editing screen appears Touch and adjust the position of the letters Yew A DS 1127 MEn e pen D iimm Ta of 127mm 00mm 300mm i am Mii gt 850mm 6 780m gt The pattern type selection screen appears again D As before touch AAS 2e OS alone ood 50 Edi
175. n with the needle drop point at the sewing position Move the embroidery f hat th ove the ei broidery frame so that the needle Ge Cores e drop point is at the center of the area where 37 en you wish to embroider Gr E Finding the sewing position By locking the needle bar securing the needle and presser foot in the down position the needle drop point can easily be seen gt The embroidery frame moves in the As shown in the illustration insert the allen opposite direction of the arrow screwdriver into the square hole in the needle clamp to slowly lower the needle bar down till needle bar stops then clicks into the lock position gt The pattern in the pattern display area moves in the same direction of the arrow x Note Make sure that the needle is not lowered beyond the positioning click into the fabric Shows the vertical distance moved Shows the horizontal distance moved gt The needle and presser foot are locked in the down position 72 Touch the arrow keys in the embroidery settings screen to move the embroidery frame so that the needle drop point is at the center of the area where you wish to embroider ALU e When specifying the starting of stitching align the needle drop point with the point specified as the starting of stitching For details on specifying the starting ending of stitching refer to page 89
176. n Stabilizer Backing to Fabric on page 66 for information When embroidering large pieces of fabric make sure that the fabric is not caught in the Carriage Display recommendations Be sure to observe the following recommendations concerning the use of the display Note Only touch the display with your finger or included touch pen Do not use a mechanical pencil screwdriver or any other hard or sharp object In addition do not apply extreme pressure to the display screen otherwise damage to the display screen may result e All or part of the display screen may sometimes become darker or lighter due to temperature changes This is not a sign of a malfunction If the display is difficult to read adjust its brightness Refer to If the LCD cannot be read on page 213 e The display may be dark immediately after the embroidery machine is turned on This is a normal characteristic of the backlight and is not a sign of a malfunction After approximately 10 minutes the display should reach its normal level of brightness e If you are not directly facing the display the colors may be distorted or the display may be difficult to read This is a normal characteristic of the display and is not a malfunction Be sure to sit in front of the display while using it 16 Basic Procedures Basic embroidering procedures are described below Check the overall procedure below before operating the embroidery machine Operating
177. n Winder 191 APPENDIX The bobbin will stop rotating automatically when it is done winding and the bobbin holder will return to its original position 1 CAUTION Check that the bobbin thread has been wound correctly otherwise the needle may break or the thread tension will be incorrect O X S amp S Be sure to clean the bobbin case each time that the bobbin is changed Thread wax and dust easily collect around the hole in the tension adjusting spring on the bobbin case resulting in an incorrect thread tension For details refer to Cleaning the bobbin case on page 195 Be sure to check the tension of the bobbin thread each time that the bobbin is changed Depending on the bobbin thread type the tension of the bobbin thread may differ Be sure to check the tension of the bobbin thread and adjust the tension if necessary For a metal bobbin use both weights large L and small S For detailed instructions on how to adjust the bobbin tension refer to page 85 JE Note When removing the bobbin do not pull on the bobbin winder seat Doing so could loosen or remove the bobbin winder seat resulting in damage to the bobbin winder Pull the thread through the guide slit in the bobbin winder seat to cut the thread with the cutter Weight L Parts Code XC5974 151 Weight S Parts Code XC6631 051 E if bobbin winding is stopped before it is finished The bobbin winder st
178. n characters Sen 158mm gt 600mm 311m 0 Touch ERE so that it changes to ERE ko 115mm gt OOmm 1145mm 1 e Each touch of the key turns the setting either Riej a AA g on or off ES gt SIZE ROTATE ap bR a a racing ARRAY SELECT I SELECT q Threads are not Threads are s trimmed trimmed il If necessary touch the arrow keys to adjust gt The screen shown below appears the position of the pattern For more details refer to page 120 58mm 600mm 311mm After making the desired changes touch Time tee eee DENSITY mx gt The pattern editing screen appears again H Selects a less thread density Selects a more thread density 3 Touch this key to close this screen WE Selects a less thread density BABA Less lt Standard lt More E Selects a more thread density aEBAGA Less gt Standard gt More Editing the Embroidery Pattern Pattern Editing Screen 125 SELECTING EDITING SAVING PATTERNS Touch the keys to select the desired thread density Specifying multi color text Each touch of a key slightly increases or decreases the thread density The alphabet pattern characters selected on e To return to the original thread density page 109 are set to black The color of the characters standard select 100 can be changed using the change thread color key however to change the color
179. n contains seven or more colors the amount of THA a time until the spools change is shown p 79 Touch a key to move the needle bar position to the selected Needle bar needle bar number a key Use when threading the needle with the automatic needle threading mechanism EE colar Shows the color and the thread color name number for the a set up display thread on the needle bar indicated on the key Thread the p 33 p Glsplay machine as indicated here a a Maximum D g sewing speed Specifies the maximum sewing speed p 91 key The functions and operations for the maximum sewing speed keys are the same in both the pattern editing screen and the embroidering settings screen gt Memo The thread color numbers in the thread color sequence display and the thread color set up display can be changed for example to the color name or the thread color number for other brands Refer to Changing the thread color information on page 145 No DICED Key Name Description 56 N ew esi Embroidery N eae Omin g 8 y 871 2 Anin ele 2 7E DIRE i Reference Page ag Reserve Stop While sewing embroidery touch this key for the machine to 92 E key stop as the next color begins i Touch this key to quit sewing and return to the CEER embroidering settings screen Tem fara EN EN needle bar Enables the needle bar settings to manually be specified p 94 settings key No Display K
180. n in the illustration turn the illustration embroidering position to the side when inserting the cap frame so the brim of the cap does not hit the embroidery machine Holder e Be careful that the cap frame does not hit As shown in the illustration turn the any nearby parts such as the presser foot embroidering position to the side when removing the cap frame so the brim of the cap After turning the cap frame so that the does not hit the embroidery machine embroidering surface faces upward align the ring of the cap frame driver with the ring of the cap frame While sliding the cap frame to the left and right align the notch in the cap frame with the guiding plate on the cap frame driver and then snap the frame into place e Be careful that the cap frame does not hit any nearby parts such as the presser foot E For the standard cap frame Release the snap lock on the cap frame and then remove the cap Guiding Plate on cap frame driver Notch on cap frame Holder gt The cap frame is secured with the two holders one on the right and one on the left This completes the installation of the cap frame and the cap is ready to be embroidered 184 E For the advanced cap frame Remove the two upper thumb screws After removing the brim holder unlock the snap lock of the cap frame remove the clips and then remove the cap Thumb screws Brim hold O Remove the cap frame
181. ncluded standard screwdriver to turn Pre wound bobbins Only weight L the tension adjusting screw and adjust the Metal bobbins Weight L and weight S thread tension Weight S is included with the optional bobbin winder Tension adjusting screw Tighter Looser Adjusting the Thread Tension 85 OTHER BASIC PROCEDURES After making the adjustments try embroidering with all needle bars to check the thread tension gt Memo In the built in embroidery patterns one pattern is used for checking the thread tension By sewing this pattern the thread tension can easily be checked For details refer to page 160 AB We Ce Geet ae y E 00nn E57 2am ji a e MRN i Adjusting the tension of the upper thread Q Turn the thread tension knobs Thread tension knobs Tighter Looser Mark 86 E Upper thread is too tight The tension of the upper thread is too tight resulting in the bobbin thread being visible from the right side of the fabric Right side A A Turn the knob in the direction of the arrow to decrease the tension of the upper thread Wrong side If the red line is visible the thread tension cannot be decreased any further Increase the tension of the bobbin thread For details refer to page 85 Note If you decrease the thread tension further than the red line the tension knob may be dis assembled WE Upper thread is too loose Th
182. nd backing below the outer frame on the back side Tighten the screw only if the inner frame feels loose Avoid overtightening the screw as this will cause puckers in the fabric and may strip the screw 166 Fabric stabilizer compatibility chart Fabric No of Backing No of Topping Garment Pieces Pieces Fine details and small lettering tend to get Terry cloth 1 tear away 1 water soluble caught in the terry loops ee ee If garment slips in frame causing alignment Sit ining problems wrap inner frame with masking Satin jacket Lisht or no lining None tape or fabric bias tape This provides a rough eae 5 surface to grip garment and also helps y minimize frame burn High density or highly detailed designs may Cotton sheeting 1 tear away Kone require more backing If so use two pieces of lightweight backing instead of one piece of heavy backing Reduce speed if needle begins to heat up and Change needles more often than usual because the buckram backing dulls needles faster A lightweight tear away backing helps Headwear Optional Optional reduce thread breaks and regulates thread tension Use a topping on corduroy or foam cap fronts High density or highly detailed designs may Dress shirt require more backing If so use two pieces of woven 1 tQafaway AORE lightweight backing instead of one piece of heavy backing Use topping for designs containing small Golf shirt 1 cut away Optional lettering or a lot of detail
183. ne can be recalled For details on storing a pattern refer to Saving Embroidery Patterns on page 136 gt The list of patterns appears Select an embroidery pattern Touch the desired pattern gt The selected pattern appears in the pattern display area et 44mm E 43 9mm 521mm a le Hele ey 2616 72 CANCEL DELETE 5 FILE y N Shows the amount of free space in the machine s memory Touch this key to delete the selected pattern from the memory e f the wrong pattern was selected or you wish to select a different pattern touch the key for the desired pattern Selecting an Embroidery Pattern 111 SELECTING EDITING SAVING PATTERNS E Deleting embroidery data From this screen the embroidery data stored in Embroidery cards optional the machine s memory can be organized by deleting unnecessary data Insert the embroidery card into the machine s After selecting the pattern that you wish to delete embroidery card slot touch to display the screen shown below With the side of the embroidery card marked with an arrow facing toward you fully insert the card into the embroidery card slot on the i cancel right side of the operation panel Deleting the selected Are you sure DaN pee EHE p Permanently deletes the data from the memory then returns to the data with no pattern selected Does not delete the
184. ng position e 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 Embroidery Frame Position and Movement 71 OTHER BASIC PROCEDURES Changing the Embroidering Position When the embroidery machine is purchased it was adjusted so that the beginning of the stitching was from the center of the pattern Therefore move the frame and adjust the embroidering position so that the center of the pattern aligns with the needle drop point at the sewing position In addition the angle of the entire pattern can be adjusted if the fabric cannot be hooped evenly within the embroidery frame and the pattern is positioned at an angle on the fabric 1 Touch R 4 a e gt le e Touch to move the embroidery frame 3 Ste te back to its original position where the ane vs fin i ee center of the embroidery frame is aligned scree
185. nnnnnennnnnnttnnnnnanmannnm 136 Machine s Memory 136 If the Embroidery Pattern Cannot Be Saved 136 USB Media Commercially Available 137 SELECTING EDITING SAVING PATTERNS Embroidery Data Precautions Observe the following precautions when using embroidery data other than that created and saved in this machine CAUTION While using embroidery data other than our original patterns the thread or needle may break when sewing with a stitch density that is too fine or when sewing three or more overlapping stitches In that case use one of our original data design systems to edit the embroidery data E Types of embroidery data that can be used e Only pes phc and dst embroidery data files can be used with this machine Using pattern data other than those saved using our data design systems or sewing machines may cause the embroidery machine to malfunction E Types of USB Devices Media that can be Used through USB Type A host connector Stitch data can be saved to or recalled from USB media Use media that meets the following specifications e USB Floppy disk drive e USB Flash drive USB Flash memory e USB CD ROM CD R CD RW drives recalling only gt Memo Stitch embroidery data cannot be saved using a USB CD ROM CD R or CD RW drive USB devices media can be used only through USB Type A host connector USB Type B function connector is only for a computer connection You can also u
186. nnot be adjusted Consult your nearest authorized dealer The upper thread is not threaded correctly Pull the upper thread by hand from below the presser foot and check that the thread moves smoothly If the thread does not move smoothly it is not correctly threaded p 35 38 J Un thread the machine and The upper thread breaks re thread the machine Make sure the thread is correctly positioned in the needle bar thread guide Make sure thread passes completely under upper and p 36 37 middle thread guide There are knots or tangles in the Remove anv knots or tangles thread y ama The upper thread tension is too Decrease the upper thread 86 high tension P Upper thread is not positioned in upper or middle thread guide The lower thread tension is incorrect The thread does not roll out of Adjust the lower thread tension p 85 the bobbin case smoothly Replace the bobbin case with a The bobbin case is damaged p 15 Check that the bobbin is wound so that it about 80 full and that the thread is evenly wound If the bobbin is not correctly p 15 wound replace the bobbin with one that is correctly wound or rewind the bobbin A bobbin designed specifically Useihe corer baboon p 15 for this machine is not used i i The bobbin thread is not wound correctly 202 Symptom Probable Cause Remedy Reference Page The automatic needle threading Consult your nearest authorized mech
187. ns Be sure to observe the following precautions concerning the bobbin t CAUTION Only use prewound bobbin COATS L type TRU SEW POLYESTER Filaments or bobbins designed specifically for this machine Use of any other bobbin may result in injuries or damage to the machine D Use a bobbin thread that has been correctly wound otherwise the needle may break or the thread tension will be incorrect When winding a bobbin only use optional bobbin winder refer to page 188 and metal bobbins Parts Code 100376 053 When winding the bobbin be sure to use cotton or spun polyester bobbin thread between 74 dtex 2 and 100 dtex 2 Operating Precautions 15 EMBROIDERING TUTORIAL Upper thread recommendations Be sure to observe the following recommendations concerning the upper thread Note It is recommended that rayon or polyester embroidery thread be used 120 den x 2 135 dtex x 2 40 weight in Americas and Europe 50 in Japan Fabric recommendations Be sure to observe the following recommendations concerning the fabric Note Your machine can embroider fabric that is up to 1 mm 3 8 inch thick If thicker fabric is sewn the needle may bend or break When embroidering overlapping stitches it is difficult for the needle to penetrate the fabric possibly resulting in the needle bending or breaking Note Attach stabilizers to thin or stretch fabrics Refer to Attaching Iron O
188. o so that it changes to 1 If necessary touch the arrow keys to adjust the position of the pattern For more details refer to page 120 After making the desired changes touch gt The pattern editing screen appears again CAUTION After changing the size of the pattern check the icons for the embroidery frames that can be used and use only the indicated frames If a frame other than those indicated are used the presser foot may hit the embroidery frame and cause injuries 122 Rotating a pattern The pattern can be rotated between 1 and 359 degrees either clockwise or counterclockwise a Touch nome e 125mm 0 0mm 126 0mm a a ko 83mm 00mm 830mm ae oe es Fe EI Gef rere via GE ee a J gt The screen shown below appears 26mm 00mm 261mm 00m 83 1 mm 2 oe 3 HES m o D Example Original angle agi l o xr Rotates 90 degrees to the left es FAP tT Rotates 10 degrees to the left ed LJ 8 3 Rotates 1 degree to the left Das ly Rotates 90 degrees to the right ee g 8 8 wA B Rotates 10 degrees to the right ant l Rotates 1 degree to the right Das Ly Touch this key to return the pattern to its original angle Moves the pattern in the direction of the arrow on the key Touch this key to close this screen Touch the keys to adjust the pattern to
189. of color changes 500 maximum number of combined patterns 100 e Do not create folders in USB media or Removable disk If embroidery data is stored in a folder that embroidery data cannot be displayed by the embroidery machine e Even if the embroidery unit is not attached the machine will manage embroidery data a The pattern is too big for E Tajima dst embroidery data e dst data is displayed in the pattern list screen by their file names The actual image cannot be displayed Only the first eight characters of the file name can be displayed e Since Tajima dst data does not contain specific thread color information it is displayed with our default thread color sequence Check the preview and change the thread colors as desired For more details refer to page 163 DST E Trademarks Secure Digital SD Card is a registered trademark or a trademark of SD Card Association CompactFlash is a registered trademark or a trademark of Sandisk Corporation Memory Stick is a registered trademark or a trademark of Sony Corporation Smart Media is a registered trademark or a trademark of Toshiba Corporation Multi Media Card MMC is a registered trademark or a trademark of Infineon Technologies AG xD Picture Card is a registered trademark or a trademark of Fuji Photo Film Co Ltd IBM is a registered trademark or a trademark of International Business Machines Corporation Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks or
190. of the touch panel refer to page 16 The screen that appears the next time that the embroidery machine is turned on differs depending on how the machine was previously turned off Refer to page 62 F ABC amp E sd Reference Page Touch this key to change the embroidery machine settings No Display Key Name Function Touch this key to check a machine operation p 151 k New embroidery Cancels all operations previously performed and returns to k the initial pattern group selection screen When a problem occurs for example there is an operating ga Help key procedure that you do not know touch this key to view solutions This area displays the selected pattern The line shows the Paiterndisola sat ae pee area for the extra large embroidery frame The p aY embroidery frame indications the grid lines and other p 143 area display settings can be specified from the machine settings p 153 screen The keys in the table above appear and can be used in most of the screens described later in this manual The settings key cannot be used in the embroidering settings screen Turning ON the Machine 21 EMBROIDERING TUTORIAL Screen overview The basic operation flow is shown below In the pattern type selection screen select a pattern type Refer to page 23 50 Touch this key to continue to the pattern editing screen This key is not available unless a pattern type is selected
191. oidering Example When embroidering a T shirt Rotate the pattern 180 degrees Pass the machine bed through from the waist of the T shirt not from the neck and attach the embroidery frame to the machine Prevent the neck to be stretched when the embroidery frame is moved ee f N Embroidering a Pattern Containing Seven or More Colors When embroidering a pattern that uses seven or more thread colors it is necessary to change the thread spools When changing the thread spools instruction to change the thread spools will appear with the machine automatically stopping E Assignment of thread colors to needle bars Since the thread colors on needle bars 2 and 3 will be Thread colors are automatically assigned by the used again after the thread spools are changed they will machine to needle bars 1 to 6 starting with the not be replaced However different colors are assigned to the other needle bars thread colors that are sewn first However if a new pattern has thread colors that are the same as the previously sewn pattern the thread colors will Checking if thread spool be assigned to the same needle bar as before regardless of the sewing order changes are necessary For example for a pattern with six thread colors When selecting a pattern the number of thread and ten thread color changes the thread colors changes can be viewed however which thread are assigned as shown below colors are used in the pattern
192. oidery machine is purchased this function is set ON E Specifying that lock stitches be sewn at the beginning of the pattern at the beginning of sewing each thread color change and at the beginning of sewing after the thread trim Touch so that it changes to Touch m or p to select the desired setting e Each touch of the key turns the setting either on or off 4 E gt Automatic lock stitch Automatic lock stitch setting turned on setting turned off gt Memo If the first stitch length is less than 0 8 mm the lock stitch won t be inserted If Thread Trimming is set OFF in setting screen the lock stitch won t be inserted See page 149 88 E Specifying that lock stitches be sewn before the thread is trimmed Touch so that it changes to Touch or e to select the desired setting e Each touch of the key turns the setting either on or off Automatic lock stitch Automatic lock stitch setting turned on setting turned off gt Memo The automatic lock stitch setting stays the same until the key is touched to turn it off The setting specified before the machine is turned off remains selected the next time that the machine is turned on If Thread Trimming is set OFF in setting screen the lock stitch won t be inserted See page 149 Starting Ending Position Settings The machine can set the start point and the ending point separately from the 9 points of the pattern T
193. ollow the troubleshooting table at the back of this Operation Manual to inspect and adjust the machine yourself If the problem persists consult your local authorized Brother dealer For additional product information and updates visit our web site at www brother com o r aa License Agreement The enclosed machine includes data software and or documentation collectively CONTENT that are proprietary products of Brother Industries Ltd BROTHER BY USING THE CONTENT THE CUSTOMER ACCEPTS THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS AGREEMENT BROTHER retains ownership of all rights to CONTENT and to the copies of the CONTENT included in this package The CONTENT are licensed not sold to you CUSTOMER under the terms and conditions of this Agreement CUSTOMER is licensed to e Use the CONTENT in combination with an embroidery machine to create embroidery e Use the CONTENT in combination with an embroidery machine that CUSTOMER owns or uses provided that the CONTENT is not used on more than one embroidery machine at a time Except as otherwise provided herein CUSTOMER may not e Allow more than one copy of the CONTENT to be available for use at any one time e Reproduce modify publish distribute sell rent sublicense or otherwise make available to others CONTENT e Distribute rent sublicense lease sell transfer or assign the media card or CONTENT e Decompile disassemble or otherwise reverse engineer the CONTENT
194. onal Bobbin Winder When winding the bobbin thread onto a metal bobbin use the optional bobbin winder The procedures for using the optional bobbin winder are described below Precautions For precautions concerning the power supply refer to page 14 CAUTION Be sure to place the bobbin winder on a level stable surface Only use the bobbins supplied with this bobbin winder Optional bobbin winder and its accessories Check that the following bobbin winder and accessories are enclosed Main power switch Bobbin winder shaft 6 7 8 3 Hole for thread guide 4 Hole for spool pin DC input connector Parts PartsCode Parts Code X59354 151 UK LN2284 001 USA CANADA Bobbin winder XC6598 051 Power supply cord XA0070 151 Europe XC9548 051 Australia XC5949 051 7 Metal bobbins 5 100376 053 a cushion XA0679 050 8 Spool cap 13001 2 054 Thread guide XC6644 051 9 Weight L XC5974 151 XC6643 051 AC adapter XD0318 051 Europe 10 Weight S XC6631 051 The parts code of the bobbin winder set may differ depending on the area where the machine was purchased 188 Setting up the optional bobbin winder Attach the spool pin spool cushion and thread guide to the bobbin winder Insert the spool pin and the spool cushion Lower the holder and then insert the spool pin straight into the hole And insert the spool cushion Spool pin Spool pin holder
195. onfirms the pattern selection gt The pattern editing screen appears Alphabet patterns There are 13 built in character fonts Touch AAA s gt The font selection screen appears Select a character font Touch the desired character font z et Omm c e Touch y or A for additional selections gt The text input screen appears If the key for the character that you wish to select is not displayed touch the tab for the desired set of characters Omm ry Ba 00mm 0 Uppercase letters Lowercase letters Numbers symbols Accented characters Touch this key to change the character font gt The text input screen for the characters shown on the tab appears e To change the character font touch to return to the font selection screen Select a character Touch the desired character se Imm Wn Ale 00mm 0 fe ABC gt The selected character appears in the pattern display area a3 T 30mm 29 7mm amp 201mm Oe Neu i C Cie St ne l Te GE a alg J If the wrong character was selected or you wish to select a different character touch penere to delete the last character selected and then touch the key for the new character Selecting an Embroidery Pattern 109 SELECTING EDITING SAVING PATTERNS With one character entered if necessary change the size of the character
196. opied Each touch of a key increases or decreases the rows or columns by one Original pattern Increases by one row 3 Decreases by one row Increases by one column Decreases by one column Touch men 60 or to specify the pattern spacing Each touch of a key increases or decreases the spacing between patterns in the corresponding direction by 5 mm 3 16 inches 209 5 10 15 10 15 Kio Original pattern 2 Increases the spacing between rows by 5 mm 3 16 inches Decreases the spacing between rows by 5 mm 3 16 inches Increases the spacing between columns by 5 mm 3 16 inches Decreases the spacing between columns by 5 mm 3 16 inches Spacing between rows Spacing between columns bs The size of the pattern is displayed after a key is touched to change it New E T a 0 136mm ie a HC k 222mm e gt OOmm amp 54 250m E Ki gi Zi ys Sawer dower is gt f af af dower Flower Flower Ki gi R flower Hower Flower Repeat spacing vertical 2 Repeat spacing horizontal e To quit repeating the pattern and return it to its original arrangement touch SO that it changes to i 4 If necessary touch the arrow keys to adjust the position of the embroidery frame For more details refer to page 72 If necessary touch 4 1 to check the embroidering area
197. opped when the thread color is changed it is not necessary to go back through the stitching when embroidering is continued The machine can also be set to stop when the thread color is changed For details refer to Setting the Machine to Stop at Color Changes on page 92 Adjusting the Thread Tension The following procedure describes how to adjust the thread tension if the correct thread tension as described on page 45 was not used After adjusting the tension of the bobbin thread adjust the tension of the upper thread for each needle bar J N Note Be sure to check the tension of the bobbin thread each time that the bobbin is changed Depending on the bobbin thread type and whether a prewound bobbin is used the tension of the bobbin thread may differ For example when replacing an empty prewound bobbin with one of the same type be sure to check the tension of the bobbin thread and adjust the tension if necessary Be sure to adjust the tension of the bobbin thread before adjusting the tension of the upper thread As shown in the illustration hold the bobbin Adjusting the tension of the case against a smooth vertical surface bobbin thread Tie the included weight to the end of the thread extending from the bobbin case e If the thread with the weight attached is Si slowly pulled out the thread tension is NS Note correct Different weights are used to adjust pre wound bobbins and metal bobbins Use the i
198. ops automatically if the thread does not feed for example if it becomes tangled on the spool pin If this occurs correctly thread the bobbin winder and then wind the bobbin correctly 192 Maintenance Simple embroidery machine maintenance operations are described below Always keep the machine clean otherwise malfunctions may occur Cleaning the LCD If the surface of the LCD is dirty lightly wipe it with a soft dry cloth Do not use organic cleansers or detergents Cleaning the machine surface If the surface of the machine is slightly dirty wipe it with a soft dry cloth If the machine is heavily dirty lightly soak a cloth in neutral detergent squeeze it out firmly and then wipe the surface of the machine After cleaning it once with a wet cloth wipe it again with a dry cloth CAUTION Unplug the power supply cord before cleaning the machine otherwise injuries or an electric shock may occur N Z WNS Note Do not use chemical products such as benzene or thinner Cleaning the hook Periodically remove lint and dust for better performance from Hook race area Use the included cleaning brush Turn off the embroidery machine CAUTION Unplug the power supply cord before cleaning the machine otherwise injuries or an electric shock may occur Open the hook cover and remove the bobbin case Refer to page 18 Maintenance 193 APPENDIX Use the includ
199. or assist others to do the same e Alter translate modify or adapt the CONTENT or any part thereof for business commercial or industrial purposes e Sell or otherwise distribute the EMBROIDERY created by use of the CONTENT WHICH ORIGINALLY BEARS CERTAIN COPYRIGHT NOTICE UNDER THE NAME OF ANY THIRD PARTIES OTHER THAN BROTHER e g ODISNEY BROTHER retains all rights not expressly granted to CUSTOMER herein Nothing in this agreement constitutes a waiver of the rights of BROTHER under any law This agreement shall be governed by the laws of Japan Please direct all inquiries concerning this Agreement in writing by regular mail to Brother Industries Ltd 1 1 1 Kawagishi Mizuho ku Nagoya 467 8562 Japan Attention P amp H company Sales and Marketing Dept Warning Labels The following warning labels are on the machine Be sure to observe the precautions described in the labels A CAUTION A ACHTUNG A ATTENTION AATENCION A PAS OP A ATTENZIONE Carriage may Um Verletzungen Le chariot peut El carro puede De borduurarm Il carrello cause injury mit dem Stickarm provoquer des provocar lesiones kan verwondingen potrebbe ferirvi Do not put hands zu vermeiden _ blessures No poner las veroorzaken Non appoggiate in carriage nicht die h nde Ne pas mettre les manos por donde Houdt uw handen la mano nel traveling path in die Nahe des mains dans le pasa el carro buiten bereik van percorso del Stickarms
200. ot be detected The embroidery data may be damaged a USB read error During data transfer the USB cable was disconnected Do not disconnect the USB cable while data is being trans ferred Refer to page 114 lt o USB media error USB media error Touch cose and try again Or the USB media may be dam aged Wiperierion A wiper error occurred The thread is entangled on the wiper remove the thread Troubleshooting 211 APPENDIX 212 If the LCD cannot be read If the LCD cannot be read after the machine is turned on adjust the LCD as described below While touching anywhere inside the touch panel turn the machine off then on again e Continue touching the touch panel until the screen shown below appears e The start stop button does not light up Touch and to adjust the brightness of the screen so that the contents of the screens can be clearly viewed 7 After making the necessary adjustment turn the machine off then on again mi E k If the machine does not respond when a key is pressed If nothing happens when a key on the screen is touched no key can be selected or the keys are misaligned adjust the touch panel as described below Touch anywhere inside the touch panel and turn the machine off then on again e Continue touc
201. owing appear Current page number Total number of pages 4 Next page key Touch this key to display the next page If the next page key is touched while the last page is displayed the first page is displayed 6 Previous page key Touch this key to display the previous page If the previous page key is touched while the first page is displayed the last page is displayed 24 Touch the desired pattern For this example touch a yes 0 E 00mm DOme 0 7 2 Omm p fim cancer oe ie gt The selected pattern appears in the pattern display area fat et 24mm 23 2mm 363mm 5 C Ge Hebe ES IIl cancer al I Paz a paz EJ e After a pattern is selected the following appear Vertical length of the pattern Horizontal width of the pattern Number of thread color changes and the keys indicated by which can be used to change the pattern size or mirror image the pattern The functions that can be used differ depending on the type of pattern that is selected Refer to Changing the size of the pattern on page 103 If the wrong pattern was selected or you wish to select a different pattern touch the desired pattern 4 Touch to display the selected design in preview enlarged image O Touch to display the next screen Cee it 24mm 232mm 3b 3mm 5 ees es dik Es Fy ie i This confirms the pattern selection
202. page 123 can be changed at this point 124 Changing the character spacing The spacing between the characters can be made wider or narrower Oo Touch racing VF e 158mm BOOmm E 3limm 0 HP ka 115mm e Olas Gildi E l BEA ila ie 60 imm E Ilim 1 Ma Increases the space between characters 2 Decreases the space between characters Selects the standard character spacing original character spacing Specifies that the thread be trimmed between characters Moves the pattern in the direction of the arrow on the key Touch this key to close this screen Touch the keys to adjust the characters to the desired spacing Each touch of a key slightly enlarges or reduces the character spacing e To return the characters to their original spacing touch so that it changes to E Trimming the threads between characters If the machine is set to trim the threads between Changing the thread density the characters the jumpstitches between the only for some character and frame patterns characters are reduced and any other necessary procedures after embroidering are reduced The thread density for some character and frame However the embroidering time will increase if patterns can be changed the threads are trimmed between each of the A setting between 80 and 120 in 5 increments characters can be specified If necessary specify that the threads be aD Touch ensiry trimmed betwee
203. pecified before the machine is turned off remain selected the next time that the machine is turned on Starting Ending Position Settings 89 EMBROIDERING SETTINGS Repeatedly sewing a pattern along a diagonal Example Specify the upper left corner as the starting position and the lower right corner as the ending position Touch in the embroidering settings screen to display the starting ending position settings screen re Gi New C1 a pF et 24mm Al i o0 oes e BE it fe v A B For the starting position touch so that it changes to For the ending position touch so that it changes to a E et 24mm kel 37mm Touch to close the starting ending position settings screen 90 Sew the first embroidery pattern Touch to display the embroidering screen and then touch AN and press the start stop button O a cot Me Starting position 2 Ending position After embroidering is finished the machine stops at the lower left corner of the pattern Q Repeat steps and three times gt Memo If the starting position and ending position settings are changed instead of sewing the patterns in a fixed direction various pattern designs are possible ah F dh Maximum Sewing Speed Setting D The maximum sewing speed can be set to one of five levels at every 100 rpm between 600 and 1000 rpm If the cap frame is used the maximum sewing speed can be
204. puter equipped with a USB port as standard equipment e Compatible operating systems Microsoft Windows Me 2000 XP Windows 98 requires a driver Download the driver from our Web site www brother com E Precautions on using the computer to create data e Ifthe name of embroidery data file folder cannot be identified for example because the name contains special characters or symbols the file folder is not displayed If this occurs change the name of the file folder It is recommended to use the upper and lower case letters the numbers O through 9 the dash and the underline _ Do not use comma or period in the file name e f embroidery data larger than 200 mm H x 300 mm W approx 7 7 8 inches H x 11 3 4 inches W is selected a message is shown at the right asking if you wish to rotate the pattern 90 degrees Even after being rotated 90 degrees embroidery data larger than 200 mm H x 300 mm W approx 7 7 8 inches H x 11 3 4 inches W cannot be used All designs must be within the 200mm H x 300mm W approx 7 7 8 inches H x 11 3 4 inches W design field size For more details refer to page 113 e pes files saved with the number of stitches or the number of colors exceeding the specified limits cannot be displayed Use one of our original data design systems to edit the embroidery pattern so that it meets the specifications maximum number of stitches 500 000 stitches maximum number
205. r gt The standard cap frame is secured with the two holders clips one on right side and one on left side N 1 7S Note Make sure that the mounting jig is set to the standard position Release the snap lock on the standard cap frame down and then disengage the latch Open the clamping frame Also open brim presser Snap lock released Clamping frame opened 3 Brim presser Placing a sheet of stabilizer Placing a sheet of about 100 mm 4 inches x 250 mm 10 inches of stabilizer on top of the lower frame place a cap in the frame 100 mm 4 inches 250 mm 10 inches Stabilizer Lift up flip the sweat guard on the inside of the cap and then place the cap in the standard cap frame Using both hands hold both sides of the cap and then align the edge of the lower frame with the base of the brim Edge of the lower frame Sweat guard Base of the brim At the same time align the centerline of the cap with the centerline of the sweat guard holder on the standard cap frame and then slide the sweat guard under the sweat guard holder Sweat guard holder Centerline of sweat guard holder Centerline of cap After arranging the brim firmly push in the cap as far as possible Using the Optional Cap Frame 177 Close the clamping frame and then hook the catch of the snap lock to temporarily secure Catch of the snap lock Cla
206. r case is moved to position that particular needle with the next thread color to the embroidery position Also when using the needle threader the needle that is going to be threaded should be moved to the embroidery position Refer to page 40 CH l Needle Needle hole in the needle plate Wiper This is the mechanism for pulling the thread The wiper pulls the thread when the needle threader is used The wiper also pulls the thread from the material when the machine trims the thread This makes trimming threads after embroidering un necessary Refer to page 40 E Getting false thread breakage error PATTERNS Check that the position of the upper thread is under the upper thread guide plates Refer to Following patterns can be used to embroider by the page 36 machine Check that the position of the upper thread is Embroidery data with pes phc or dst format around the thread tension disk Refer to USB media transfer the data to the machine Also page 37 via USB cable the data can be transferred from the PC to the machine Optional embroidery cards Embroidery patterns created by digitizing software program The patterns saved on USB media by the machine EMBROIDERING E Customize the embroidery colors Use the Change thread color function by selecting the key on either the pattern editing or the embroidery setting screen More details please see
207. r when embroidering on a cap made of soft material Correctly attach the embroidery frame to the carriage Make sure that the pins on the left and right arms of the embroidery frame holder securely fit into the holes in the handles on the embroidery frame The pattern may become misaligned if the carriage or embroidery frame is hitting objects Make sure that there are no objects within the operating field of the embroidery frame Stop the machine and then The fabric is caught or pinched correctly position the fabric The pattern may become misaligned if the presser foot was hit or the carriage was moved while replacing bobbin thread changing needle or working near embroidery frame Be careful when removing and reattaching the embroidery frame while replacing bobbin thread changing needle or working near embroidery frame If the carriage is moved turn the machine off then on again The correct frame position at the time that the machine was stopped is stored in the machine s memory and the embroidery frame is returned to the correct position The design may need more pull compensation or underlay to accommodate stretchy or high napped fabrics After passing the upper thread through etc in the theres foot pull the thread by hand to check the thread tension If it is difficult to determine compare it with other needle bars where looping does not occur Reference Page Symptom Prob
208. rame With D fabrics where you do not wish to use spray adhesive baste the fabric to the stabilizer backing Ribbon Stabilizer backing Fabric 2 Stabilizer backing Hooping the Fabric 69 OTHER BASIC PROCEDURES Embroidery Frame Position and Movement The following provides information concerning the embroidery frame when operating the embroidery machine E Embroidery frames that cannot be used for embroidering As explained on page 28 the embroidery frame indicators at the top of the screen show the embroidery frames that can be used to sew the currently selected pattern Embroidery frames with an embroidering area smaller than the pattern cannot be used In addition the embroidery frame cannot be used if the embroidery is smaller than the embroidering area but is positioned so that it extends out of the embroidering area of the frame Embroidery frames with an embroidering area smaller than the pattern Patterns that extend out of the embroidering area of the frame In either of these cases a message appears on the embroidery machine warning that the embroidery frame must be changed Change to the big frame The embroidery machine detects which embroidery frame is installed according to the position of the left arm of the embroidery frame holder Therefore the embroidery frame size is determined by the position of the left arm even if the detected embroidery frame is not act
209. re can be deleted When the embroidery machine is purchased 0 was selected delete stitches with a pitch of 0 The setting to delete short stitches can be specified from the second page of the settings screen 150 Touch and to select the pitch size The desired size is displayed sya ma o D pst D ldst SETTING SHORT OFF STITCH 0 3 DELETE mm ry STANDARD Tai E gt e A value between 0 and 1 millimeters if the units of measurements is set to mm or a value between 0 and 0 04 inch if the units of measurements is set to inch can be specified Specifying the remaining length of thread This setting specifies whether the length of upper thread that remains threaded through the needle after the thread is trimmed length of thread passed through the eye of the needle has a standard tail or long tail When the embroidery machine is purchased standard tail is selected The setting for the remaining length of thread can be specified from the second page of the settings screen a gt Touch a and to select the setting The desired length is displayed RS lt fe THREAD me I gt wt dh TRIMMING on or DST ani mes ist SETTING E SHORT OFF STITCH 0 3 ft DELETE mm y STANDARD Tait 4 gt os i a e If the machine misses stitches with a standard length of thread after it is tri
210. re it was moved center of the embroidery frame touch wgu c 158mm 600m E 311m 0 fl 115mm e O0mm 31145em 1 eee Red frame indicating the pattern to be edited gt Memo if multiple patterns appear in the pattern iy editing screen the basic editing procedure is to 1 select the pattern to be edited and then 2 edit that pattern gt Memo The pattern can also be moved by touching the arrow keys in the screens that appear when any of the other editing keys are touched The arrow keys in the embroidering settings screen are used to move the frame to select the embroidering position 120 Flipping a pattern horizontally Changing the size of a pattern The size of the pattern can be increased or decreased amp gt tou S ENANS O mN to between 90 and 120 of its original size es 1 Touch size 126mm 00mm 126 0mm ko 83mm hd 00mm 830mm F 126mm OOmm 1260mm 0 k 83mm i 00mm 830m 6 gt The pattern is flipped horizontally e Each touch of the key turns the setting either on or off D s lou l PA SS Horizontal flip turned off Flipped horizontally Flipping a pattern vertically 1 Touch so that it changes to E 126mm 00mm 126 0mm al kt B3mm 4 gt OOmm E 830mm 2 r eod B xample Original size Pa Sa we m l a Reduces without changing the I el
211. re that the area surrounded by the stitching is not larger than the area of the appliqu fabric Embroider over the appliqu fabric using the same frame pattern e Be sure to stop the machine before the cross at the center is sewn Remove the embroidery frame from the machine and then cut off the excess appliqu fabric along the outside of the stitching Note Leave the fabric in the embroidery frame when cutting off the excess appliqu fabric In addition do not apply extreme pressure to the framed fabric otherwise the fabric could become loose Select the satin stitched frame pattern with the same shape T 68mm rs 67 6mm 800mm F E Jouis Note If the size or sewing position of the straight stitched frame pattern is changed be sure to change the size or sewing position of the satin stitched frame pattern in the same way Attach the embroidery frame removed in step and then finish embroidering the appliqu Appliqu Sewing 159 APPENDIX Helpful Tips for the Operation of PR 600II This section provides descriptions to operations useful in the operation of this machine Checking the thread tension of built in patterns One pattern on the last page of the embroidery patterns can be used to check the thread tension We will sew this pattern to check the thread tension it
212. reful when going back or forward through the stitching since the embroidery frame moves at the same time O When the screen shown below appears after the initial screen touch ox A The carriage will move Keep your hands etc away from the carriage OK gt A message appears asking if you wish to continue embroidering or start a new operation Resume Embroidering After Turning OFF the Machine 83 OTHER BASIC PROCEDURES pila Do you want to continue the adl Touch to continue embroidering 2 Touch to cancel embroidering and display the pattern type selection screen to select a new pattern gt The embroidering screen displayed before the machine was turned off appears in Si 4s obo oe OM oe m am ee e aL E i F 33 e ae Om bin Sil A aia go BI gt The stitch navigating screen appears ORANGE YELLOW QO 84 e eE a ORANGE YELLOW Each touch of this key moves one stitch back through the stitching e Check that the needle drop point is positioned where stitches have already been sewn Aaa Aga QO YELLOW Feng 10 10 100 100 gt The embroidering screen appears again Touch A and then press the start stop LOCK button to continue embroidering gt Memo The machine can be stopped at any time even while it is embroidering however if the machine is st
213. ress BEA C FF Bem E 7 54 oo A 6 Press 0 e Press to return to the previous screen without saving the pattern ie leo ie yl oF e f 883mm F O0mm 0 SS 00mm HG ce lea 70 mum gt The Saving screen appears When the pattern is saved the previous screen appears automatically 136 If the Embroidery Pattern Cannot Be Saved If the following screen appears the embroidery pattern cannot be saved because either the machine s memory is full or the pattern being saved is larger than the amount of space available in the memory To be able to save the embroidery pattern in the machine s memory a previously saved pattern must be deleted Pattern will not fit Please e To quit saving touch cancer E Deleting saved data Q Touch ox gt The list of patterns appears Select the pattern to be deleted Touch the pattern et Omm GE ES k Omm ate 4 seas ya See Hee ae FILE ae 510 gt The selected pattern appears in the pattern display area ay New aT 44mm ff 43 9on Faery Embroidery les 59mm Ll ah BS Touch this key to delete the selected pattern Shows the amount of free space in the machine s memory e f the wrong pattern was selected or you wish to select a different pattern touch the desired pattern DELETE lt gt 43
214. ress the start stop button to stop the ED machine RED Touch this key to return to the beginning of the first color gt The embroidery frame moves to the starting NL position e If necessary change the fabric framed in the embroidery frame or trim and remove the sewn stitches J l EEES ph E T oe a aia a En i YELLOW ja a e TE eo E m O oee gt The stitch navigating screen appears Embroidering From the Beginning or Middle of the Pattern 81 OTHER BASIC PROCEDURES E To select the stitch from where embroidering is to begin Touch fj and to select a color in the thread color sequence and then touch Mn Wa oo 1 J 10 and to select the stitch Touch this key once to return to the beginning of the stitching for the color being sewn Afterward each touch of this key returns to the beginning of sewing for the previous thread color Each touch of this key advances to the beginning of sewing the next thread color 3 Each touch of this key moves one stitch back through the stitching Each touch of this key moves ten stitches back through the stitching Each touch of this key moves one hundred stitches back through the stitching Each touch of this key moves one stitch forward through the stitching Each touch of this key moves ten stitches forward through the stitching Each touch of this key moves one hundred stitches forward throu
215. ring Seting ssrin naeia 26 Previewine the MMACO Sesausscesucessszacesecceicssecessrtboeedsosnececespseenessasoessueueoar sen EAEE ERNAS ERETT 27 Checking apreview Mat Erenn ai aN dae TaN EEN ATDAN aea aT T aa 27 Hooping the Fabric in the Embroidery Frame ccccccccccsscccsscscsccscssssssssssssssssssssssssees 28 Hooping Tie tabiic in the embroidery FAINIG sessioissa a aaducia a a aS 28 Attaching the Embroidery Frame to the Machine ccccccccccccsccccessssscssssscssssssssssssseees 30 Attaching the embroidery Trae arruini eaae E E S E eas 30 CHECKING Ihe Embroidery AlCaicnsonivni niin nian EENE EOE ENE EEEE 32 Continuing to theembroidering SChEOM sisiniiriiinisinuisinikia inara a a a A eeen d iie aia a aaia 32 Upper Th ACNE aeren E T E 33 Checking the needle bars and thread COMGIS asssssiiresirniareisnieaei aa naaa 33 Hooor e a E a E EE E O E N EA E 35 Threading the Needle carrrecaroii aa e a A O A E aE 39 SEWING the EMM OMG ENY sessecconnceeceecenscesessewpcssciereees seseasscsusch ves vevseuserssncowssnesensposssveusceeancensaneoess 42 Sean Ul I Cl aE ac caccicac atc racestereccssteeastastgee caleuematcena tc eeuheeeb antiee S 42 SLOP PIS SMOG SINE ea E A AE E E nes ape anesveeaaenees 44 Checking the Thread Tension 0000000000000000oesoesssssseccceseccessessssosssssssessssssssssesssssssossssssesss 45 Removing the Embroidery Frame and Fabric sssssssssssscsscscsccsssscccccccceecceeeceeeeeseeeens
216. ring settings screen The results of editing the pattern can be seen in the pattern display area Select an embroidery pattern Combining patterns Select the pattern to be added as described on page 102 to 118 Various patterns such as embroidery patterns frame patterns built in alphabet patterns and patterns on embroidery cards can easily be combined Touch merae i Ae 9 126mm 00mm 125 9mm i ED Fiower cr oe A ko 79mm 00mm amp 786mm amp Ui G Sia wa 2 O kaa tl e rome er e When another pattern is selected it is 126mm gt Om M k 115mm gt 00mm OEE whaa ZE Ea normally added at the center of the pattern Eafe ES ae display area D x aaa Repeat steps and until all patterns to be combined are selected JE Note Up to 100 patterns can be combined More than 100 cannot be selected for combining In addition combining cannot continue if there is no more free space in the machine s memory or if the maximum number of colors allowed 500 colors is exceeded gt The pattern type selection screen appears again Touch this key to quit trying to combine patterns 2 Memo The pattern editing screen appears The position of individual patterns and other editing operations can be performed from the pattern editing screen The editing operations can be performed in the same way from the pattern editing screen
217. rn Number of thread Shows the number of thread color changes for the currently E 6 color changes selected embroidery pattern of B fre oe a of the currently displayed page and the otal number of pages Touch this key to display the next page If the next page key Next page key is touched while the last page is displayed the first page S will be displayed Touch this key to display the previous page If the previous Y o Pear age key is touched while the first page is displayed the y ast page will be displayed D i Patern keve An image of the pattern appears on the key Touch the A 4 image to select the pattern Touch to leave the currently selected pattern category and Cancel key choose a different category Returns to the pattern type selection screen Allows the size of the currently selected embroidery pattern Some patterns cannot be edited with or Screen Quick Reference Guide 51 EMBROIDERING TUTORIAL Understanding the pattern editing screen tf test i Sd ioe st a ge Ls a an a peuere elaia size notre gaa ga Floral mest e a n ow In this screen the pattern can be edited El mm 2 0 DIC ENY Key Name Description AE EE T EE en Shows the sizes of embroidery frames that can be used to jt earn os sew the embroidery pattern currently displayed in the pattern display area Shows the size of the embroidery pattern currently displayed
218. roubleshooting 199 Error messages 207 If the LCD cannot be read 213 If the machine does not respond when a key is pressed 213 Specifications sssseessesecssccsesoooonsscsscccsacaasssseeeeseeeeeenennnnnnnnnttttttt aa 215 Embroidery machine specitications 215 APPENDIX Appliqu Sewing This section describes the procedure for sewing appliqu s Remove the appliqu fabric from the Sewing appliqu patterns embroidery frame and then carefully cut along the sewn cutline Some of the built in embroidery patterns can be used for sewing appliqu s Follow the procedures described below to sew appliqu s using the patterns with Appliqu Material Appliqu Position or Appliqu in the region display at the top of the thread color sequence display eres on the thread color display setting the Sata Appliqu Material Position e If the appliqu is cut out along the inside of SEES the sewn cutline the appliqu may not be C Torr T correctly attached to the fabric Therefore carefully cut out the appliqu along the Da SPE 122mm sewn Cutline If this step is not performed kal 109mm carefully the appliqu will not be cleanly finished In addition carefully remove any excess threads Frame the base fabric in the embroidery frame and then sew an Appliqu Position pattern The appliqu position is sewn and eo a then the machine stops E Proce
219. ry frame holder can be moved e Only loosen the thumb screws a maximum of 2 turns counter clockwise Do not remove A the screw A N Ie l amaa a Move the left arm to align the screw on the ie 5 N ele right side with the mark for the embroidery aa frame to be installed and then tighten the thumb screws For this example align with mark e The inner frame should be on top Note Incorrect frame positioning Insert the embroidery frame until it snaps into Mark for extra large embroidery frame place Mark for large embroidery frame 3 Mark for medium embroidery frame Mark for embroidery frame for industrial embroidery machines When using embroidery frames for industrial embroidery machines THE MACHINE DOES NOT RECOGNIZE THE SEWING AREA OF THE FRAME Be sure to use the trial sewing function to check that the pattern fits within the sewing area If an embroidery frame for an industrial embroidery machine is installed the right arm of the embroidery frame holder must also move For details refer to page 168 Mark for small embroidery frame Align the screw with the mark Make sure that the pins on the left and right arms of the embroidery frame holder fit into the positioning slot and hole on the embroidery frame Attaching the Embroidery Frame to the Machine 31 EMBROIDERING TUTORIAL 9 Checking the Embroidery Area Check the embroidery area to make
220. s of thread has been pulled out and then re install the bobbin Refer to page 19 Impossible to add any more Characters have been com bined until they extend out of the embroidery frame Decrease the number of charac ters so that they fit within the embroidery frame Characters camot be aligned There are too many characters to be arranged on the curve Reduce the number of charac ters o The machine couldn t delete the data The media may be damaged lt o Impossible to reserve this CLOSE Six manual needle bar settings were being specified No more than five needle bars can be specified Troubleshooting 207 APPENDIX Impossible to set the start amp Sewing cannot begin from the specified starting position Change the starting position or move the frame and change the embroidering position Refer to page 89 Needle bar case home position error cLose The needle bar case cannot be moved to its initial position Touch ferose to automatically reset the needle bar case Hi Needle threader error _ The automatic needle thread ing mechanism did not operate correctly The thread is entangled in the automatic needle threading mechanism remove the thread and then touch Tee om Pattern is too large The pattern is too large Patterns larger than 200 mm
221. s not been used A Red If a thread color had been assigned to the needle bar on a previously sewn design the needle bar 3 Yellow l will show the previously assigned color If there is no name beside the needle bar number Change thread spools message Refer to page 77 that needle bar is not used For this example needle This message appears when it is necessary for the thread spools to be changed If is not touched to close the message embroidering cannot continue bar 6 is not used Upper Threading 33 EMBROIDERING TUTORIAL Touch cose gt The screen indicating that the spools be changed is closed e In addition to checking the thread colors information such as the number of stitches and the sewing time can be checked and various embroidering settings can be specified in the embroidering screen 0 Om jd Emir 3nin Onin San 24mm vee le af ate EY Shows the embroidering order for the thread Touch a key to move the selected needle bar to colors the sewing position Use when threading the 2 Indicates the needle bar number where the thread needle with the automatic needle threading color at the left is assigned mechanism 3 Shows the number of thread color changes the Use these keys to specify various embroidering number of stitches the embroidering time and settings or to return to the embroidering settings the length of time
222. save is in the sewing screen Soe sho Se non GE elas m z Insert the USB media into the USB port connector on the machine N eS i USB Type A host port connector for media USB media Saving Embroidery Patterns 137 SELECTING EDITING SAVING PATTERNS When connecting the USB Card Reader Writer to the machine s USB Type A host port be sure to secure the cable with the three hooks on the back panel If the cable is not secured the embroidery frame may catch on the cable while the frame is moving causing the pattern to become misaligned gt Memo Do not insert anything other than USB media into the USB media port connector Otherwise the USB media drive may be damaged Press gt p e Press to return to the original screen without saving EA CO Ton ae ie gt The Saving screen is displayed When the pattern is saved the display returns to the original screen automatically Note Do not unplug the USB media or eject the floppy disk while the Saving screen is displayed otherwise the USB media may be damaged or data may be lost 138 BASIC SETTINGS AND HELP FEATURE This chapter contains descriptions on the use of the settings key the machine operations key and the help key introduced on page 21 Details on changing the basic embroidery machine settings and viewing operations on the LCD will be provided Using t
223. sconnect set the main power switch to the O position which represents off and then remove the plug from the outlet Do not unplug by pulling on the cord To unplug grasp the plug not the cord Keep fingers away from all moving parts Special care is required around the machine needle Always use the proper needle plate The wrong plate can cause the needle to break Do not use bent needles Set the main power switch to the O position when making any adjustments in the needle area such as changing the needle Always unplug the machine from the electrical outlet when lubricating it or when making any other user servicing adjustments mentioned in the manual This sewing machine is not intended for use by young children or infirm persons without supervision Young children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with this machine Keep fingers out of all sewing machine openings such as near the carriage otherwise injuries may result If the LED light unit light emitting diode is damaged it must be replaced by authorized dealer SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS This machine is intended for household use FOR USERS IN THE UK EIRE MALTA AND CYPRUS ONLY If this machine is fitted with a three pin non rewireable BS plug then please read the following IMPORTANT If the available socket outlet is not suitable for the plug supplied with this equipment it should be cut off and an appropriate three pin plug fitted With
224. se the following types of media with the USB Memory Card Reader Writer Secure Digital SD Card CompactFlash Memory Stick Smart Media Multi Media Card MMC XD Picture Card 7S Note Some USB media may not be usable with this machine Please visit our website for more details USB hubs cannot be used through USB Type A host connector The machine will not recognize the above USB devices or USB memory cards through a USB hub The access lamp will begin blinking after inserting USB Devices Media and it will take about 5 to 6 seconds to recognize the Devices Media Time will differ depending on the USB Device Media Only insert or remove USB media while appears in the display or when prompted to change media by a message on the display see page 117 For additional information refer to the instruction manual included with the USB media that you have purchased gt Memo When a file folder is necessary to create use a computer Letters and numerals can be used in the file names In addition if the file name contains no more than eight characters the entire file name will appear on the screen If the file name is more than eight characters long only the first six characters followed by and a number appear as the file name 100 en a E Computers and Operating Systems with the Following Specifications can be Used e Compatible models IBM PC with a USB port as standard equipment IBM PC compatible com
225. set to one of five levels at every 50 rpm between 400 and 600 rpm Maximum sewing speed Memo Embroidery frame Cap frame e The maximum sewing speed setting is specified from the embroidering settings screen or the embroidering screen When the embroidery machine is purchased the maximum sewing speed is set to 600 rpm Cap frame for 400 rpm To increase the sewing speed touch To decrease the sewing speed touch Mme f 24mm e 7 Ns Drier 3 La 7mm aia E ROTATE QUIT ALL za EDIT aa w HER g ME J CIME E GREEN GREEN TEE YELLOW E a GREEN a on a ee E RED Fl C I e J Les e gt The value between and changes Decrease the sewing speed when embroidering on thin thick or heavy 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 i turned off remains selected the next time that the machine is turned on Decrease the sewing speed to 600 rpm when using a weak thread like a metallic thread Maximum Sewing Speed Setting fabrics In addition the machine embroiders S 91 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
226. sing the included disc shaped screwdriver firmly tighten the screw e The outer frame does not have a front or back side Either side can be used as the front if ARO Disc shaped screwdriver O Press the inner frame into the outer frame The amount that the fabric is stretched and the use of stabilizer material differ depending on the type of fabric being embroidered Try various methods to e Be sure that there are no wrinkles in the fabric achieve the best embroidering results Refer to after it is stretched in the embroidery frame Hooping Techniques on page 166 Lightly tighten the screw and then pull the edges of the fabric gt Memo This embroidery machine can also be used with the optional cap frames Refer to Using the Optional Cap Frame on page 169 Hooping the Fabric in the Embroidery Frame 29 EMBROIDERING TUTORIAL 8 Attaching the Embroidery Frame to the Machine After hooping the fabric in the embroidery frame attach the frame to the embroidery machine AULON If the embroidery frame is not correctly attached it may hit the presser foot and damage the machine or cause injury to the user When attaching the embroidery frame make sure that the start stop button is lit in red If the start stop button is flashing in green the embroidery machine may start sewing If the embroidery machine accidentally starts operating injuries may result When attaching
227. splay and the needle bar thread information Thread color number Thread color number Thread color number Thread color number Thread color number Thread color number Time Thread color name Name of Color When the embroidery machine is purchased the thread color name Name of color is selected The thread color display setting can be specified from the second page of the settings screen Embroidery Country Madeira Poly Madeira Rayon Sulky Robison Anton OO OO Ol Om Touch lt and to select the desired thread color display r f ABC fe THREAD LEA NAME OF COLOR a gt x THREAD ON S pst w z ldst SETTING amp DISPLAY see SHORT T EXPANDED ON orf STITCH il THREAD COLOR DELETE mm ORIGINAL THREAD ate hy STANDARD Tait a The thread colors will be displayed as specified E Sample displays Thread color name HE AREEN ORANGE YELLOW Name of Color Thread color number Embroidery Thread color number Country Using the Settings Key 145 146 Thread color number Madeira Poly Thread color number Madeira Rayon Thread color number Sulky Thread color number Robison Anton Time gt Memo The thread colors in the thread color sequence display and in the patterns in the pattern display area are displayed in the original thread color i e the thread colors that have been built in t
228. ssssrrnstsnonsenseseuaermecsdsceewies 114 from Embroidery cards ccccscssrsrenenersrsrensrsnsanenes 112 MON EMO arenan a e ra 111 Mom USB MCO a sersesiacinnineninan aau a 117 RIC MUSICS Pdr VIEW asisnecasesossnunuetsnadenccsuonwramsiennetotuossexeraisns a Rorate CUM graer 55 73 129 Rotate Key ccrtcn 53 122 R talon anale sariaren ara a noneads 52 54 Index 217 APPENDIX S Satni JACKET seserinis annen Eaa E ONEEN NEERA 167 SEC ae E A ERE E EEE 16 21 22 49 Selecting edited pattern ceccecnasscnessezagdecsaacnsianesansagsanedecosonnrdecss 120 embroidery pattern ele cacascndecccecenese sedaienceanenbooss 23 102 DIC EE E ATT 51 FENE U ranea A 6 E KE en T EA 49 140 Sewing OO T E E E N A 156 pattern aligned with a mark on the fabric 161 DOW INE OV ti eeccoanncehconcennheus E 55 Sewing WOMC ceactiacaccasusiasa nian iina aR E aE 2 SOWING OFGEN sessies irse naei NE E EESE 56 VIE SE a T E AA 91 Sewing the embroidery nenssesesesssessssssrersrerererererererere 42 SOWIE UNIO sieniniai EE 56 Short stitch delete c cece cecceecceeccescesseusseueeees 140 150 DIAN E E EE EA ET 167 Six needle machine sssssssssesrsesssererersresererssessssssesssas viii Size horizontal sasadscseasuxacbsvestnnsines vecetadtacestwatsoaateuncds 51 52 Size vertical aenssnrscricsris sincier e ai 51 52 BIS RE ics pcecaceuceseanscesans ctasesaeecenseuease cesses 51 53 103 121 Spacina Koy act paces enaa TE 53 1
229. ssssssssees 81 Resume Embroidering After Turning OFF the Machine sssscccccccseceseseeees 83 Adjusting the Thread Tension ccoccccccccsssssssssssssssssssseee 5555 redr A EE 85 Adjusting the tension of the bobbin thread 85 Adjusting the tension of the upper thread 86 OTHER BASIC PROCEDURES Resume the Operation Being Performed Before the Machine Was Turned OFF The screen that appears after the machine is turned on and is touched differs depending on how the machine was previously turned off If the machine was turned off while an operation was being performed you can choose to continue the operation being performed before the machine was turned off Turn on the embroidery machine O When the screen shown below appears after the initial screen touch ox A The carriage will move Keep your hands etc away from the carriage OK gt A message appears asking if you wish to continue the previous operation or begin a new one e f the machine was turned off while an operation was not being performed the pattern type selection screen appears E To continue the operation being performed before the machine was turned off Touch ox pitied Do you want to continue the previous job CANCEL gt Depending on the screen that was displayed before the machine was turned off the pattern editing screen the embroidering settings screen or the embroidering scr
230. st its brightness Refer to If the LCD cannot be read on page 213 The display may be dark immediately after the embroidery machine is turned on This is a normal characteristic of the backlight and is not a sign of a malfunction After approximately 10 minutes the display should reach its normal level of brightness If you are not directly facing the display the colors may be distorted or the display may be difficult to read This is a normal characteristic of the display and is not a malfunction Be sure to sit in front of the display while using it Refer to Adjusting the operation panel position on page 9 142 Turning the buzzer on or off If ON is selected the buzzer sounds to indicate that a key in the operation panel was pressed or a key on the screen was touched If an error occurs the buzzer sounds to notify you of the error ON The buzzer sounds OFF The buzzer does not sound When the embroidery machine is purchased ON is selected The buzzer setting can be specified from the fifth page of the settings screen Touch or on lore and select the desired setting The key appears as when ON is selected and it appears as when OFF is selected Ly ee K BUZZER OFF cor mm lt 5 teal e Each touch of the key turns the setting either on or off Changing the language The display language can be set to any of the followin
231. t will occurred While again pulling on the fabric around the 11 Stretch the fabric in the embroidering area so i that it is taut f to stretch it adjust th E i aa ae aa nh cee as While pressing in on the sides of the brim the embroidering position fabric within the cap frame may be pressed causing slack in the fabric Pull the fabric along the left right and center seams in the direction of the arrows and stretch the fabric so that the embroidering area is taut Pull the brim holder up as far as possible Next turn the brim holder over the cap brim and then lower the brim holder Finally arrange the brim so that it maintains a slightly rounded shape gt This completes the positioning of the cap in the standard cap frame Brim holder Centerline of brim presser e Make sure the notch comes out Using the Optional Cap Frame 179 APPENDIX Remove the standard cap frame from the mounting jig Attaching the advanced cap frame to the Press both right and left holders on the ina il i i mounting jig and puttin into the fram mounting jig with both thumbs and then pull ATUL Jee E E ET O E deni off the embroidery frame as shown in the Put the cap into the advanced cap frame attached to illustration the mounting jig and then remove the advanced cap frame from the mounting jig with the cap clamped Next attach the advanced cap frame to the cap frame driver on the machine Attach the ad
232. tach the mounting jig to a stable surface such as a desk Use a Phillips screwdriver to loosen the two screws and then lower the stopper in the direction of the arrow Loosen the screw so that the stopper can be hooked onto the screw and clamped with it Loosen until the stopper moves Stopper Tighten the two screws e Make sure that the stopper is firmly secured Attach the mounting jig to a stable mounting surface such as a desk Loosen the thumb screw for the mounting jig to open the mounting bracket so that it is wider than the thickness of the mounting plate e The mounting bracket can be mounted onto a plate with a thickness from 9 mm 3 8 inch to 38 mm 1 1 2 inches Securely clamp the mounting bracket onto the mounting surface by tightening the thumb screw Mounting bracket Mounting surface Tighten thumb screw Check that there is no looseness If there is looseness mount the mounting jig onto the mounting surface again Note Be sure that the mounting bracket is securely clamped onto the mounting surface and that the thumb screw is firmly tightened Do not attach the mounting jig to an unstable surface flexible bent or warped Be careful that the mounting jig does not fall when it is removed Adjust the size of the mounting jig according Low Profile Low fitting Standard Pro style Note Either the standard type cap frame
233. tension ssesesssssssssssssesssesseserseessresssrseeserseese 85 192 Thread TENSION CISC Sxcstiascneosiahasevenrtoeiepeonisdatnwsdeeaenecnases 37 Thread tension knobs cccccceccecccecceecceecceccesceesseeseues 2 86 Thread trimming button s s2c4scsenincieverseadesaqeeiavarenveerics 3 44 Threading MEOE n E E N 39 UPPI GA osise eE EEEE TE 33 35 Touch DANE sriresupoisdear 3 Trial sewing Key ceascwonccnsccansterturaconearetededtgreaieangaaes 32 95 218 Troubleshooting cis inact scverenacteatanccdiazaronatenteneen ee 151 198 TM FTL EEE PEN E A NENE vane een aooua saute TT 167 U Units of measurements cceceecceesecesceesceeseeecs 141 143 lO Co aesvoec acesussiennesacancsdcannigneitacneaunaitearneneesets 42 57 Upper thread guide vcadcadcacneqcacecsdeaaqayadeuawaeacndyeeysicedeaneseoes 2 Upper threading sac csctoceas tasseangecqaeteheapapeesnnqae eee 33 EB NOS saen A E E 3 USB media a sesesssssessnsessessessrssrsessersrseessssersessersee 117 137 USB POM COMNMCCION srest tnei E 3 V Ventilation Slots cxiinadcoduensorecscuhincieadeeenetaesigieerecevohectieeieodns 3 Verion aeara E E ES 140 Vertical mirror image key eeeeeeeee 51 53 103 121 Index 219 English 884 T03 XD1133 051 0512 Printed in Taiwan
234. ter contains descriptions on the use of the settings key the machine operations key and the help key Details on changing the basic embroidery machine settings and viewing operations on the LCD will be provided Chapter 7 Appendix This chapter provides descriptions of techniques for various embroidering operations pointers for creating beautiful embroidery and details on maintenance procedures and corrective measures that should be taken when a problem occurs Searching for information E Searching the manual By title Check the descriptions at the left for the contents of each chapter and then check the table of contents For basic operations refer to the list of titles on the first page of chapter 2 Find the appropriate page by using the thumbtabs on the right edge of the pages By keyword Search the index at the end of this manual Look for the desired keyword and then refer to the page that is indicated By screen Descriptions of the keys and other information that appear in the main LCD screens are provided in the tables on pages 49 to 57 For details refer to the page that is indicated By condition Various possible conditions and the corresponding operations are described on page 58 For details refer to the page that is indicated Searching the machine This machine is equipped with a help feature Learning how to perform an operation Touch the machine operations guide key and then check for the d
235. ter of the desired embroidering position aligned with the center of the embroidery frame However with this machine the embroidery frame is moved to determine the embroidering position making it easier to sew the pattern at any place in the frame In addition the embroidering position can be freely determined after the fabric is hooped and the embroidery frame is attached to the machine regardless of how the fabric is positioned in the embroidery frame Machine Structure and Features ix Other features E Easy to read and easy to use LCD Equipped with a large color LCD the colors of an embroidery pattern can be previewed in a nearly realistic image In addition since the LCD is a touch panel the keys that are displayed can be touched to easily perform operations E Safety mechanism The machine is equipped with a locking mechanism that helps prevent injuries from accidental operation The machine can only be started after the machine is unlocked The color of the start stop button changes to inform you of whether or not the machine is locked Lit in red Flashing in green The machine is The machine can be locked started E Wide selection of built in thread color information The thread color information for manufacturers threads is available making it easy to choose the appropriate thread color 1 U na eli
236. the desired angle Each touch of a key rotates the pattern New D Sse fll3mm f 00mm 1129mm 120 7 BZ lel 146mm lt 00mm 1459mm 6 Q EAE a n e an Ee i wns SF PEE mA Lox Shows the angle of the pattern after a key is touched to change it e To return the pattern to its original angle O0 degrees touch so that it changes If necessary touch the arrow keys to adjust the position of the pattern For more details refer to page 120 After making the desired changes touch gt The pattern editing screen appears again CAUTION After changing the angle of the pattern check the icons for the embroidery frames that can be used and use only the indicated frames If a frame other than those indicated are used the presser foot may hit the embroidery frame and cause injuries gt Memo If in the embroidering settings screen is used the entire combined pattern can be rotated For details refer to Rotating the entire pattern on page 129 If the pattern is too large or the pattern is too close to the edge of the embroidery field all of the rotating options may not apply Changing the text arrangement of a character Characters can be arranged on a horizontal line ona slant or on an arc Touch annay e 158mm 600mm 311mm 0 ko 115mm OOmm 1145mm 1 oon wE aS erene sarar TE E MULTI SELEC
237. the following message appears The pattern Touch etose to rotate the pattern 90 degrees before opening it If the data is larger than 200 mm H x 300 mm W 7 7 8 inches H x 11 3 4 inches W even after it is rotated 90 degrees the following message appears Selecting an Embroidery Pattern 113 SELECTING EDITING SAVING PATTERNS Computer USB Using the included USB cable the embroidery machine can be connected to your computer and the embroidery patterns saved on the computer can be temporarily recalled and used from the machine Note Check that the computer to be connected meets the following operating conditions Compatible models IBM PC with a USB port as standard equipment IBM PC compatible computer equipped with a USB port as standard equipment Compatible operating systems Microsoft Windows Me 2000 XP Windows 98 SE requires a driver Download the driver from our Web site www brother com E Connecting Plug the USB cable connector into the corresponding connectors on the computer and the USB Type B function port connector on the embroidery machine CZ SOK OSB ao Or Ae Oar ae a LLL LL Oy ae Or OKI KLD a ay va wa LLL LLR LLL CBOSS REE EE DP ay ay ZS USB Type B function connector USB cable connector e The USB cable can be plugged into the USB connectors on the computer and embroidery machine whether or not they are turned on 1
238. the Machine ssssssssssssssssssssossssscesssaseessssensneennnnnttnttnntina 6 Setup and transporting precautions 6 Setup location 7 Setting up the machine 8 Adjusting the operation panel position 9 Preparing the thread guide assembly 10 Positioning the spool stand 11 Attaching the embroidery frame holder 11 GETTING READY Names of Machine Parts and Their Functions The names of the various parts of the sewing machine and their functions are described below Before using the sewing machine carefully read these descriptions to learn the names of the machine parts Front view Thread tension knobs Adjusts the tension of the thread Needle bar case The case moves to the left and right to move the needle to the embroidering position 3 Carriage Attach the embroidery frame to the carriage When the machine is turned on or when the machine does embroidery the carriage moves forward backward left and right Lower thread guide Hook cover Hook Open the hook cover and then insert the bobbin case into the hook Thread guide Thread guide assembly support Spool stand Put 6 thread spools to embroider Q Operation panel Feet Use the feet to adjust the height of the legs Sewing light Thread guide pins Upper thread guide Middle thread guide Right side rear view USB Type A host port connector When using USB media plug the US
239. the embroidery frame make sure that the embroidery frame does not hit any other part of the embroidery machine N 1 7S Note Before attaching the embroidery frame check that there is enough thread in the bobbin Attaching the embroidery frame Adjust the width of the embroidery frame holder to the size of the embroidery frame and then attach the embroidery frame to the machine As an example the procedure for attaching the small embroidery frame is described below Embroidery frame Holes Left arm of embroidery frame holder Move the arm of the embroidery frame holder to the left or right to adjust it to the size of the embroidery frame Positioning slots Clip on embroidery frame holder Insert the embroidery frame into the clips POStONDETIN adhe embroidery frame holder 30 Loosen the two thumb screws on the Mz embroidery frame holder Note If the screw is too tight please use the included Pi firmly tighten th humb disc shaped screwdriver ease firmly tighten the two thumb screws with included disc shaped screwdriver The machine will recognize the wrong frame size if the two screws are not tightened gt The embroidery frame holder is ready for the embroidery frame to be attached Hold the embroidery frame level and then simultaneously align both the left and right mounts with the embroidery frame holder clips Left arm Thumb screws gt The left arm of the embroide
240. the oil and grease out of the reach of children Setup location Setup the machine in a location that meets the following requirements Position machine more than 50 mm 2 inches from the wall Allow sufficient space around the machine Place no objects within the moving range of the embroidery frame Set up machine near an electrical outlet Use a level and stable surface such as a desk Use a surface that can support the weight of the machine about 37 kg 81 Ibs Allow open space around the ventilation slots at the bottom toward the back More than 50 mm 2 inches 589 mm 770 mm 23 3 16 inches 30 5 16 inches ETT TT NSPE More than 350 mm 13 3 4 inches More than 512 mm More than 250 mm 20 5 32 inches 250 mm 9 7 8 inches 9 7 8 inches In order to prevent malfunctions or damage do not set up the machine in a location exposed to the following conditions Liquids such as water Direct sunlight Extreme dust Blocked ventilation Objects within the moving range of the embroidery frame Connection to extension e cords or multiple Insufficient space adapters An unstable surface Extremely high or extremely low temperatures The operating environment should be between 5 C 40 F and 40 C 104 F Note For your safety Since the machine weighs approximately 37 kg 81 Ib do not set it up on an unstable table or desk Setting Up the Machine 7 GETTING READY
241. the stitching 3 __342 _ 1min pa E 5 VOT Smi C Omm CSE ORANGE YELLOW WV 1 1 mo eae gt The embroidering screen appears again O Touch A and then press the start stop button to continue embroidering If the Thread Breaks or the Bobbin Thread Runs Out While Embroidering 79 OTHER BASIC PROCEDURES If the bobbin thread breaks or runs out Touch AY LOCK trimming button and then press the thread OAO gt The upper thread is trimmed e If the bobbin thread breaks or runs out also trim the upper thread Remove the stitches sewn only with the upper thread Pull the trim end of the upper thread e f the stitches cannot be cleanly removed trim the thread with scissors 80 E If the bobbin thread ran out replace the bobbin at this point in the procedure Replace the bobbin with a bobbin wound with bobbin thread Refer to page 18 If the hook cover can be opened replace the bobbin without removing the embroidery frame from the machine If the machine bed is hidden for example with a bag shaped piece of fabric or if the hook cover cannot be opened temporarily remove the embroidery frame Refer to page 46 After replacing the bobbin re attach the embroidery frame Refer to page 30 WNS Note If the embroidery frame is removed before embroidering of the pattern is finished be careful of the following otherwise the pa
242. the way up until it touches the needle bar stopper and securely tighten the needle set screw with the allen screw driver otherwise the needle may break or the machine may be damaged If the needle is not fully inserted the hook of the automatic needle threading mechanism will not pass through the eye of the needle during automatic needle threading and the hook may bend or the needle cannot be threaded If the hook of the automatic needle threading mechanism is bent or damaged contact your authorized retailer 64 Correctly Using the Embroidery Frames The various types of embroidery frames and their uses are described below In addition to the included embroidery frames the optional cap frame can be used with this embroidery machine 1 CAUTION Only use embroidery frames of the sizes indicated in the screen otherwise the embroidery frame may hit the presser foot which may result in injuries Embroidery frame types and applications Extra large embroidery frame Medium embroidery frame Large embroidery frame Small embroidery frame Embroidering area Embroidering area Embroidering area Embroidering area 200 mm H x 300 mm W 130 mm H x 180 mm W 100 mm H x 100 mm W 40 mm H x 60 mm W 7 7 8 inches H x 11 3 4 inches W 5 1 8 inches H x 7 1 8 inches W 4 inches H x 4 inches W 1 1 2 inches H x 2 3 8 inches W Use when embroidering Use when embroiderin
243. thread the needle bars Place on spool pin 1 the spool of thread with the color lime green specified for needle bar 1 e Make sure that the spool stand is opened in the shape of a V e When using small spools of thread be sure to place the enclosed spool mat on the spool pin before placing the spool on the pin e Use spool cap on all spools of thread shorter than the height of the spool pin Q SS A Spool mat 2 Small spool Spool cap 36 Aaa A UL i a oA Or or OCHO at Pass the thread through the number 1 hole in the thread guide just above the spool and then pass the thread through the number 1 hole in the thread guide toward the front of the machine Number 1 hole in the thread guide above the spool Number 1 hole in the thread guide toward the front of the machine Pass the thread through the hole in the number 1 upper thread guide Pass the thread toward you from the inside of the thread guide Hole in upper thread guide Pass the thread through the number 1 upper thread guide Hold the thread with both hands and then pass it under the guide from the right Upper thread guide Wind the thread clockwise once around the number 1 thread tension disc Thread tension disc e Make sure that the thread is securely caught in the thread tension disc and passed correct thread guide pins See left illustration at top of page Note
244. ting a Combined Pattern 133 SELECTING EDITING SAVING PATTERNS 12 Touch to select the same font and then type Luck After touching L touch the tab for lowercase letters to display the lowercase letters input screen and then touc h u e n then k gt 692127 mm ll 165mm gt The selected letters appear at the center of the embroidery area oBA Q J Igiod After selecting the characters touch 6 T127mm ff i 181mm 4 127mm kal 181mm ne E 300mm 4 300mm 1 feele E Ta peere gt The pattern editing screen appears Touch al and adjust the position of the letters so that they are well balanced 134 400mm 30 0mm 5 127mm 750mm 1140mm o 173mm e Check the balance of the entire pattern and if you wish to edit the pattern touch and to select the pattern to be edited Dg jood 8 Example To reduce A frame around gA AG 5 lol 203mm 127mm kal 203mm 4 eo 1127mm v a 2 e 6 ne 500m 780mm 5 0mm 300mm i ge g SIZe Touch E and to move the red 17 Touch size Sys E12 7mm OOmm 1266mm O 0 gt wE l 203mm a 28 ES BE Touch to reduce the pattern proportionately me Tl27mm OOmm 1266mm O 0 e w lel 203mm 35 0mm 840mm E 6 E After
245. tings Continue with the next operation gt Memo gt gt gt gt Memo if the embroidery frame is not positioned If an operation in the embroidering settings correctly when continuing to the screen is interrupted and the machine is embroidering settings screen the turned off the operation can be continued embroidery frame is moved to the correct after the machine is turned on again When position at the same time that the the machine is turned on again you will be embroidering settings screen is displayed asked if you wish to continue the previous Refer to Embroidery Frame Position and operation or begin a new one Refer to Movement on page 70 Resume the Operation Being Performed Before the Machine Was Turned OFF on page 62 26 ee Se EE Ee 6 Previewing the Image You can view an image of the completed pattern within the embroidery frame 9 P Dum The preview image can also be displayed from the pattern editing screen Checking a preview image Display the preview image to check that the embroidery will be sewn as desired 1 Touch E Touch these keys to display the pattern in the various sizes of embroidery frames The embroidery frames that appear in white on gray keys can be selected 2 Touch this key to display an enlarged view of the pattern Touch to return to the previous screen Previewing the Image 27 EMBROIDERING TUTORIAL 7 Hooping the Fabri
246. trademarks of Microsoft Corporation e Each company whose software title is mentioned in this manual has a Software License Agreement specific to its proprietary programs All other brands and product names mentioned in this manual are registered trademarks of their respective companies However the explanations for markings such as and are not clearly described within the text Embroidery Data Precautions 101 SELECTING EDITING SAVING PATTERNS Selecting an Embroidery Pattern Various embroidery patterns are built into this machine Other than the built in patterns various other patterns can be selected from embroidery cards sold separately and from the computer gt Memo Please refer to page 5 for a list of compatible cards General pattern selection The procedure for selecting a pattern differs depending on the type of pattern however the general procedure for selecting a pattern is described below In the pattern type selection screen touch the key for the desired category Pattern type selection screen Embroidery patterns Appliqu alphabet patterns 2 Frame patterns Embroidery patterns stored in the machine 3 Alphabet patterns Embroidery cards Renaissance alphabet patterns USB media Floral alphabet patterns Computer USB In the pattern list screen which appears next touch the desired pattern to select it Pattern list screen gt g E126 mm 79mm
247. ttaching the cap frame A movie showing the procedure can be viewed When changes to 42 touch the key While a movie is being shown the key changes to ee Touch this key to display the movie from the beginning of the current page 2 Touch this key to pause the movie While the movie is paused the key changes to gt Touch to continue showing the movie Touch this key to skip to the next page of the movie Touch this key to skip to the previous page of the movie Touch this key to stop the movie and return to the illustration O After checking the procedure touch cose the thread path PRINCIPAL PARTS TROUBLESHOOTING MAINTENANCE gt The screen that was displayed before was touched appears Using the Help Key If help is needed touch P E Example Viewing help on the function keys in the pattern type selection screen Touch screen Bip et lmm E PR nen e eee enn enna eee cece wees enc enccesccccccall gt The help screen appears 6 Touch A and y until the key whose help information you wish to view appears The pattern type selection screen _Touch this key to change the embroidery machine settings aaa Touch this key to check a machine operation IE Cancels all operations previously performed and _ mine returns to the initial pattern group selection Next page key Touch this key to display the n
248. ttern may become misaligned Do not apply extreme pressure to the framed fabric and cause it to become loose When removing and re attaching the embroidery frame do not allow the frame to hit the carriage or the presser foot If the carriage is hit and moves turn the machine off then on again The correct frame position at the time that the machine was stopped is stored in the machine s memory and the embroidery frame is returned to the correct position When the embroidery frame is re attached make sure that the pins on the left and right arms of the embroidery frame holder securely fit into the holes in the handles on the embroidery frame Go back through the stitching in the same way as that described in step of If the upper thread breaks on page 79 and then continue embroidering J Embroidering From the Beginning or Middle of the Pattern If you wish to restart embroidering from the beginning for example if trial embroidery was sewn and an incorrect thread tension was used or if the wrong thread color was used restart the embroidering using the forward backward stitch key In addition you can go forward or back through the stitching by thread color or by stitch to start stitching at any position of the pattern E To start sewing from the beginning Ax Note gt o Be careful when going back or forward Touch Vo through the stitching since the embroidery frame moves at the same time P
249. ttern 105 SELECTING EDITING SAVING PATTERNS If necessary edit the pattern Floral alphabet patterns Miaa Imm S 786mm amp id T MOME ME Fy 4 Fi K aa 4 Fa A E Ki E ri J i h The pattern can be flipped TE The pattern can be flipped vertically Checks the preview image gt The list of floral alphabet patterns appears Touch Select an embroidery pattern This confirms the pattern selection Remon o Nee Patt gt The pattern editing screen appears tT DOme Dim 0 Tes Pi i ER ENESIA S UIE 4 ALLE ei Ae Gp gt The selected pattern appears in the pattern display area On aE Smm 1259mm amp 786mm mma P mm iain Tacit F PETEIESIA Mi 3 i Mi Ki 2 a Pa se Ca e f the wrong pattern was selected or you wish to select a different pattern touch the desired pattern 106 Applique alphabet ARI ARC ales B gt The size selection screen appears Select the text size Touch the key for the desired text size ee e The character will have the following vertical length when the corresponding size is selected Large 122mm 4 13 16 inches Medium 68mm 2 11 16 inches Small 49mm 1 15 16 inches gt The list of appliqu alphabet patterns appears Select an embroidery pattern Touch the desired pattern Omm tT 0 0mm 0 0mm 0 DOC
250. ttern editing screen appears JE Note The pattern recalled from the computer is only temporarily written to the machine It is erased from the machine when the machine is turned off If you wish to keep the pattern store it in the machine Refer to Machine s Memory on page 136 Selecting an Embroidery Pattern 115 SELECTING EDITING SAVING PATTERNS E If the desired pattern cannot be recalled When recalling pattern data from the computer the data is not taken directly from the computer Instead the pattern data is temporarily written to the machine and that written pattern data is recalled The amount of data written to the machine is limited and pattern data cannot be recalled if that data amount is exceeded e 44mm kA 53mm Shows the amount of available space in the USB area of the machine If pattern data with this size is added it can be recalled temporarily written To recall a pattern larger than the amount of space available delete any currently written patterns and then place the pattern that you wish to recall into the folder Remove all unnecessary patterns from the Removable Disk folder on the computer Select the pattern data and then move it to a different folder the Recycle Bin or right click it and click Delete f Removable Disk L loj x Fie Edit View Favorites Tools gt l Back gt A Search a
251. ually installed In addition if the embroidery frame holder is not installed the embroidery machine determines that the cap frame sold separately is installed A message indicating that the embroidery frame be replaced may appear even if no embroidery frame is installed 70 E 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 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 e The embroidery machine is turned on The embroidery frame will move e 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 embroideri
252. uartoeessnnsteseadsesesnsponnenedaeccttnaucaeossrnesccsetants 14 Powersupply PECAN OWNS aciescsiagsctanesecyeiscmasageosesuease yey oursiaiereuseepe rained enabnncouetsnn cout aceenedpecematesexteghouteaeeec ones nciaione 14 WiSe PPECAUTIONS E E A E E E E E E A 15 Checking the needle sinuan EE E AEE TENA 15 BODDE O OE E EO EE ENE A N E AEE TE EAR 15 Upper thread recommendations watccssaaseseoncasecatecsataaeideanaianaachansscaseasesyonaeieaeeloncsaqnessonvaleceeeavenseinceteagvenderdeiecenetien 16 FOL He CO MN INC ONE eie a aa E a aT a 16 Display TECOMMM CHICAUIGING aecrmarcinvavererani innin i a NEEE EEE NEEN WATOE 16 Basle Proce AUTOS assisas enoa EOE E EE OE EEEE 17 los taline me BoD esra E E E E 18 Removing the DObDIMET I E cz lt ovecs seces AANRAAI 18 Gee aae E E A N A E E A A A AA E E 19 mataline the DODDIN CI Ei e a 19 Torning ON the Machihe sasinen aa Ta 20 Understanding the Screens carroceria orenian NEEE ENEE ENEN SEEE E OE AEE AREETA ES 21 Seka OV IO T E A E A E A E A A E A E E A T 22 Selecting an Embroidery Pattern scsssoscecaavesssarecsesvexevecsssseeesecatzeveeccasabosssonasceeusssostesdsesesniceese 23 Seleciine an emoroidery Patter Mopassan oni aE AEAEE eu LENEE aN 24 Editing the Embroidery Pattertn cssssssssssssssssssssssscssssssnsssssssssnsssccessnsosssossscessccesccess 25 Continuing to theembroidering settings SChE SM a cuiasescsinsamitsienstedietuie iinne ibe EEN EAEAN AEE AERE SaN ESNEA RNENSE 25 Specifying Embroide
253. uch the machine bed and then tighten the two hexagonal screws using the Allen screwdriver medium Firmly tighten the screws L shaped bracket Using the Allen screwdriver large loosen the four hexagonal screws on the inside of the ring Loosen the screws only by about one turn Hexagonal screws Allen screwdriver large gt When the screws are loosened the ring can be lowered Note Do not loosen them too far Using the Optional Cap Frame 173 APPENDIX Insert the pad between the machine bed and the ring of the cap frame driver i Pad Machine bed Ring of the cap frame driver Lightly press down the ring and then use the Allen screwdriver large to tighten the four hexagonal screws on the inside of the ring Firmly tighten the screws Ring CAUTION Make sure that each hexagonal screw is firmly tightened If any screw remains loosen injuries may result 7 Remove the pad inserted in step aa C MOM T i B 9 gen L gt 174 E Installing the needle plate spacer Attach the needle plate spacer to the needle plate Id 4 2 K dido 2 1 9 p a Tg el I i Sn ic tens Id HH OA Ye Oe or UNV AH UH ARIA ui I lo R ell 2 fd s Needle plate spacer E Preparing the mounting jig Lower the stopper and then at
254. ult your nearest authorized dealer Scratches or Burrs Sliding surface on hook race is not smooth There are scratches or burrs on it Consult your nearest authorized i dealer Hook race area The hook is not correctly Consult your nearest authorized installed dealer The hook stopper is not correctly installed the hook is making a complete rotation Pull the upper thread by hand from below the presser foot and check that the thread moves is la is not threaded smoothly If the thread does not The up eer ee catching move it is not threaded p 35 38 pent atten correctly Thread the upper thread correctly Make sure the thread is caught by the needle bar thread guide Decrease the upper thread The upper thread tension is set tension and make sure tension too high It does not run disc rotate when pulling on thread Consult your nearest authorized dealer p 86 p 15 Hook timing may be OFF Consult your nearest authorized dealer There is backlash play forward pacar intercede bar Consult your nearest authorized dealer case The thread density of the Using a data design system embroidery data is too fine correct the thread density and 100 Three or more overlapping overstitching settings in the p stitches are being sewn embroidery data The needle and the hook are not 8 d correctly passing each other Symptom Probable Cause Remedy Reference Page Tine needless mot comedy Correctly install the n
255. umb screws Use the thumb screws included with the machine thumb screws removed in step on page 171 CAUTION Using the disc shaped screwdriver included firmly tighten the thumb screws 186 Additional digitizing information When creating a pattern for embroidering with a cap frame pay attention to following points in order to avoid registration problems misalignment of gaps in the pattern Ge Sew underlay stitches oe s Start the embroidery pattern from the center and sew toward the ends With PR 6001I the order in which patterns are selected when they are combined is the order in which they will be sewn For the following example select the patterns in the order E A B R to make the combined pattern BEAR Incorrect sewing 0O gt O gt O A order Correct s Q URS P N 7 NS Note Do NOT sew from one end to the other otherwise wrinkling or shrinking may occur When sewing outlines of patterns make sure that the stitch width of the satin stitching is at least 2 mm and that the stitching over laps the fabric by at least 1 mm Also make sure that there are no jumps of long stitches in the outlining on each region or letter At least 1 mm At least 2 mm Don t sew more than four overlapping Specify that overlapping areas not be sewn Using the Optional Cap Frame 187 APPENDIX Using the Opti
256. uraesaenness 28 PEMIOVIING e E 46 BTS assess cre eat steep ote aeemeneteneenteceetotns 65 Embroidery frame holder WS CUM NINE sion carte A A E E E 185 FEMOVINIG sation seinodentucusctsentendenduncataansonsuenparacaatueciet 171 Embroidery frame indicators ceeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 28 52 54 Embroidery patterns c2icsecuceissesnsoncoagievnceieearatoiodavaceuceats 104 Embroidery positon sisssrareinirarerenieronedini nani nnni 72 Embroidery Mead sensama naia ETEA 35 ENOT MNCS SOS aseni ae vaenseananiveussnanteuteuass 207 F PEA eree E A A T 16 69 EnS E E E E E ET 46 Fabric stabilizer compatibility Chart 2 0 eee 167 FEOEO darga viii POT a E E tesa 2 Fioral alphabet patterns viicsesvsvanssesderdeadsadvavensnesnesexecsaess 106 Forward Backward stitch key eeesssesssesesssessssesss 57 79 81 Frame PANEIS danii a N 108 PEO VIC siraan E A E 2 G GONE S aean EEE EE 167 GOH SIAC eoa A AES 170 E e E E T reer 144 H Handwheel cccccecccsscsscesceccesseesceceesscescesseusees 3 197 Headwedi sorcerien ninn Er 167 Help KEY cerdciqcetd anteeecqsipstciareriauneeanisceiquetavenienescade 49 153 FOO E E E E E 193 Hook Coven MOOK saauetssvasah canes aies 2 gee E E E E ties 28 67 166 Horizontal mirror image key 66 51 53 103 121 I Industrial embroidery frame ceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 168 J MUNCIE COAG dianne ana Sates EE 149 L EOC E E E N E E 141 143 Gl EE E I eee 3 16 49 142 213 E E E E E T
257. ut discon necting m This file cannot be used Embroidery data with an incompatible version is being used Embroidery data that is not complete or has an unknown version cannot be used lt o Stop while needle bar case The machine was stopped while the needle bar case was moving Touch cose to automatically reset the needle bar case lt m The USB media is write protected so the data cannot be deleted Cancel the write protection before trying to delete the data est crose The USB media is write pro tected Cancel the write protection lt o There is no embroidery card was touched while no embroidery card is inserted Insert an embroidery card Refer to page 112 lt o This pattern contains too The pattern has too many stitches and cannot be used Data with stitches that exceed specifications 500 000 stitches cannot be displayed Use data design software to reduce the number of stitches Troubleshooting 209 APPENDIX m Too many colors More than 501 thread color changes are being specified in the pattern Up to 501 thread color changes can be specified in a pattern So USB media is not loaded Load USB media cLose USB media is not connected to the machine Connect a USB media 210 m Unknown data format crose The embroidery data cann
258. vanced cap frame to the mounting jig Align the side of the mounting jig with the brace on the cap frame and then push the cap frame into place Holder Side of mounting jig Brace on cap frame e Align the notch in the advanced cap frame with the guiding plate on the mounting jig and then snap the frame into place Guiding Plate on mounting jig Notch on advanced cap frame Sweat guard holder Holder gt The advanced cap frame is secured with the two holders clips one on right side and one on left side 180 Release the snap lock on the advanced cap At the same time align the centerline of the frame down and then disengage the latch Open cap with the centerline of the sweat guard the clamping frame Also open brim presser holder on the advanced cap frame and then slide the sweat guard under the sweat guard holder Sweat guard holder Centerline of sweat guard holder 3 Centerline of cap Snap lock released Clamping frame opened 3 Brim presser Secure the stabilizer with the pins on the cap Align the centerline of the cap with the notch fame in the mounting jig Pins e Make sure that the pins go through the stabilizer to firmly secure it Lift up flip the sweat guard on the inside of the cap and then place the cap in the advanced cap frame Using both hands hold both sides of the cap and then align the edge of the lower frame with the
259. whether it is displayed as each pattern is selected or after all patterns that you wish to combine have been selected Editing the Embroidery Pattern Pattern Editing Screen 119 SELECTING EDITING SAVING PATTERNS Selecting the pattern to be Moving a pattern edited Determine where in the embroidery frame the pattern will be embroidered If multiple patterns are If multiple patterns are selected you can choose combined move each pattern to lay out the design which pattern will be edited Touch the key for the direction where you Touch ea or bar wish to move the pattern The pattern that will be edited is the pattern enclosed by the red frame B na pA Thee ee Continue touching Pa and EET until sea EN ES the red frame is around the pattern that you wish to edit iy AE 3 sPacina e 126mm 00mm E 311mm i Ea ea ee a ee SEE 114 5mm DENSITY E kal 115mm 0 0mm gt The pattern moves in the direction of the arrow on the key BS a ee pe sates ee m O05 1145mm gt The patterns are selected in the order or the sre opposite order that they were added to the k PPA fence arnav 4 ee pattern Hiid fae m fann ao C gt e 57 126 mm a jane CO kal 115 gt D mon Shows the vertical distance moved AE Shows the horizontal distance moved el e To return the pattern to its position befo
260. x 2 3 8 inches W Quick reference guide Spool mat 6pcs Spool cap 6pcs XC6285 052 XC6286 052 XC6287 052 XC5704 051 XC5721 051 27 XC5759 051 XC5761 051 XD1133 051 XDO0754 051 XC7134 051 13001 2 054 Ny Aa O Optional Accessories The following are available as optional accessories 1 Advanced cap 2 Standard 3 Advanced 4 Hooping jig 5 Bobbin winder set frame set cap frame cap frame Model name Model Name PRBW1 Model Name PRCF2 Model Name Model name PRCFJ2 Parts Code XC6290 052 Parts Code XC7609 052 PRCFH1 PRCFH2 Parts Code XC6290 061 for Australia Parts Code Parts Code XC7611 052 See instructions on page 188 See instructions on page 169 XC6958 052 XC7610 052 Embroidery card Mz JE Note The parts code may be differ depending on the area where the machine was purchased Embroidery cards sold overseas are not compatible with this embroidery machine Model Model Iphabet X58317 003 XA7770 003 x58321 003 XA8206 003 X59567 003 XAB348 001 XA0257 001 XA8414 003 XA0275 001 XAB5O3 001 XA0517 003 XA8511 003 XA1223 003 XA8936 003 XAT406 003 XA9129 001 XA2452 001 XA9348 003 XA2669 003 XC0025 003 XA3791 003 XC0057 001 XA4289 003 XC0861 003 XA4502 003 60 Summer Fun SA360 XC1168 007 XA4664 003 XC1304 003 0 XA4771 003 XCT502 001 XA5037 003 XC1646 001 XA5386 001 XC2176 003 XA5567 003 XC4220 003 XA5629 003 66 PopMix SA6
261. y stabilizer works extremely well with light colored fabrics since it prevents a shadow from showing through on the front after you have trimmed away the excess This type of backing is ideal whenever you need stability with a light and soft touch in your finished product for example with baby garments 2 Cut away stabilizer is excellent for medium to heavyweight knits however it can also be used on woven material It will hold a large number of stitches and with two or three layers can hold a tremendous amount of stitches This type of backing is also available in black for those who want the inside of their garments to look as good as the outside Black stabilizer is very useful on similarly colored garments of lightweight fabrics The black backing is less likely to show through as compared to white backing Self adhesive peel and stick backing is used on those difficult to hoop fabrics This backing is applied with sticky side up to the underside of the frame enabling your fabric to stick on the exposed surface in the sewing areas When the embroidery is finished the fabric can be removed the excess backing can be disposed of and the process repeated Tear away stabilizer can be used on mediumweight woven fabrics and sturdy fabrics such as canvas poplin and denim This stabilizer will hold many stitches especially when used in two or more layers This type of stabilizer is made of a non woven material that enabl
262. yer of iron on stabilizer backing under the fabric in the embroidery frame without ironing it For other uses of stabilizer backing refer to Stabilizers Backing on page 165 66 Pe ee Hooping the Fabric Hooping the fabric in the extra large and large embroidery frames Loosen the screw on the outer frame ee R o H o lt Screw Place the fabric with right side up on top of the outer frame BHRHEEHEH o Eg Q S e a eta eos e The outer frame does not have a front or back side Either side can be used as the front Press the inner frame into the outer frame First insert the inner frame at the corner with the screw next insert the nearby one corner and then insert the opposite corner Then insert the opposite corner of non screw corner First align the inner and outer frames at the corner with the screw Then while lightly pulling the fabric in the direction indicated by arrow 8 so that the fabric is taut insert the inner frame at corner In the same way lightly pull the fabric in the direction indicated by arrow and insert corner and then J lightly pull the fabric in the direction indicated by arrow and insert corner e Be sure that there are no wrinkles in the fabric after it is stretched in the embroidery frame While stretching the fabric even more securely tighten the screw so that the fabric is t
263. you will be asked if you wish to continue the previous acies n e operation or begin a new one Refer to Resume the Operation Being Performed Ath a DELETE p 8 A EN ra Before the Machine Was Turned OFF on Kal EE B size porate seals page 62 pod Gey ne a gt The embroidering settings screen is displayed Editing the Embroidery Pattern 25 EMBROIDERING TUTORIAL 5 Specifying Embroidering Setting When in the pattern editing screen is touched the embroidering settings screen appears 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 54 M aj i a New SF 24mm X i Embroidery x T Ce et 3 7mm ets LOCK l Restarts from the beginning Touch these keys to specify how the pattern will 2 Returns to the pattern editing screen be embroidered 3 Displays a preview image Touch to store the pattern Touch to check the embroidering area In the embroidering settings screen the Continues to the next screen embroidery frame guide in the pattern display Touch to edit the pattern area indicates the size of the installed embroidery frame In this example we will not specify any of the embroidering set

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