Инструкции Пользователя для Brother 3034D

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USING THE MEMORY FUNCTION
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Press .
→ The pattern selection screen appears.
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Select an embroidery pattern to be retrieved.
* If you decide not to retrieve the pattern, press 
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a PHC data
b PES data
c Large-size embroidery pattern data
d DST data
e Amount of memory currently being used
f Total amount of “Removable Disk” memory available 
for saving patterns
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Press .
a Amount of memory used by the selected pattern
→ The sewing screen appears.
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• If there are 13 or more patterns saved in 
“Removable Disk”, the patterns cannot be displayed. 
When the message “Only 12 patterns can be saved. 
Reduce the number of patterns.” appears, delete 
patterns from “Removable Disk” so that it contains 
no more than 12 patterns. Then, close the error 
message, repeat the procedure starting from step 
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 and then press 
 to retrieve the pattern.
• For details on large-size embroidery patterns, refer 
to PE-DESIGN Instruction Manual.
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 CAUTION
• When disconnecting the USB cable:
Before disconnecting the USB cable, click the 
"Unplug or Eject Hardware" icon in the taskbar of 
Windows
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 Me/2000 or the "Safely Remove 
Hardware" icon in the taskbar of Windows
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 XP. 
Then, when the removable disk has been removed 
safely, disconnect the USB cable from the computer 
and the machine.
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 the machine, otherwise the computer 
may malfunction, the data may not be written 
correctly, or the data or data writing area on the 
machine may be damaged.
• The pattern retrieved 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 (see 
“Saving Embroidery Patterns in the Machine’s 
Memory” on page 141).
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