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Touch the keys to adjust the pattern to the
desired angle.
Each touch of a key rotates the pattern.
desired angle.
Each touch of a key rotates the pattern.
1 Shows the angle of the pattern after a key is
touched to change it
• To return the pattern to its original angle
(0 degrees), touch
so that it changes
to .
3
If necessary, touch the arrow keys to adjust
the position of the pattern.
For more details, refer to page 72.
the position of the pattern.
For more details, refer to page 72.
4
If necessary, touch
to check the
embroidering area.
For more details, refer to page 32.
For more details, refer to page 32.
5
After making the desired changes, touch
.
The embroidering settings screen appears again.
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.
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 Touch
to return to the pattern editing
screen so that the pattern can be re-edited.
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 embroidering.
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 embroidering.
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.
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.
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