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El To cancel points 7 and 8 after locating an error in the program. (1) Press the n key. The command indicator "C" will illuminate. (2) Operate the direction keys to indicate on the STEP display the number of steps to be cancelled. In this instance, points 7 and 8 are to be cancelled. Therefore, indicate "002" on the STEP display. (3) Press the H key. The tip of the needle will move from point 8 to point 7 and then to point 6. Thus, point 8 and 7 will be cancelled. (4) Reprogram the stitch pattern from point 6 onward. to To shift a pattern B that is in the middle of consecutively programmed patterns (1) Set the power source switch to the ON position. (2) Press the key. The work clamp will move to the point of origin (X-0; YLO), the numeral "0" will be indicated on the Feed 1 • STEP display, and the command indicator "F" will 3 illuminate. (3) Insert a disk into the drive. \4 (4) Press numeral key El 3 times to indicate "999" on the STEP display, and then press the E] key. The needle tip should now trace pattern A one stitch at a time. Maximum stitch number is 999. (5) Press the El or H keys so that the needle tip aligns with Pattern A Pattern B Pattern C the first stitch of pattern B. The-work clamp will stop. ,(If the work clamp moves past the first stitch of pattern B, use the number keys to display that number of stitches in the STEP display and then press the H key. The work clamp will now return the number of stitches displayed in the indicator.) (6) Press the numeral key El 3 times to indicate "777" on the STEP display and then press the El key. (7) Use the feed key to move the needle tip from point 1 to point 2, and then press the El key. Note If a third pattern "C" follows pattern B, pattern C will automatically follow pattern B and shift as shown in the diagram. If this is undesirable, follow the same procedure as in steps (4) - (7) above to move the needle tip to point 3, and use the "777 F " code to return pattern C to its original position. (8) Press the R/W switch to write the pattern to disk. (Refer to page 24.) (9) Press the El key to enter the sewing mode. El To set a constant sewing speed irrespective of stitch length • The sewing speed on this machine is normally controlled automatically according to the selected stitch length. This sewing speed can be reprogrammed to a constant speed, however, for better results in zigzag patterns and with extremely thick materials. (1 ) Input "112" [1] at the end of the program instead of "111" 0 . The sewing speed will be 600 - 1,200 spm irrespective of the selected stitch length. Note Disks with patterns programmed for 600 - 1,200 spm should still be ended with "111" [1]. The sewing speed will remain as programmed.

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El
To
cancel
points
7
and
8
after
locating
an
error
in
the
program.
(1)
Press
the
n
key.
The
command
indicator
"C"
will
illuminate.
(2)
Operate
the
direction
keys
to
indicate
on
the
STEP
display
the
number
of
steps
to
be
cancelled.
In
this
instance,
points
7
and
8
are
to
be
cancelled.
Therefore,
indicate
"002"
on
the
STEP
display.
(3)
Press
the
H
key.
The
tip
of
the
needle
will
move
from
point
8
to
point
7
and
then
to
point
6.
Thus,
point
8
and
7
will
be
cancelled.
(4)
Reprogram
the
stitch
pattern
from
point
6
onward.
to
To
shift
a
pattern
B
that
is
in
the
middle
of
consecutively
programmed
patterns
(1)
Set
the
power
source
switch
to
the
ON
position.
(2)
Press
the
key.
The
work
clamp
will
move
to
the
point
of
origin
(X-0;
YLO),
the
numeral
"0"
will
be
indicated
on
the
STEP
display,
and
the
command
indicator
"F"
will
illuminate.
(3)
Insert
a
disk
into
the
drive.
(4)
Press
numeral
key
El
3
times
to
indicate
"999"
on
the
STEP
display,
and
then
press
the
E]
key.
The
needle
tip
should
now
trace
pattern
A
one
stitch
at
a
time.
Maximum
stitch
number
is
999.
(5)
Press
the
El
or
H
keys
so
that
the
needle
tip
aligns
with
the
first
stitch
of
pattern
B.
The
-
work
clamp
will
stop.
,
(If
the
work
clamp
moves
past
the
first
stitch
of
pattern
B,
use
the
number
keys
to
display
that
number
of
stitches
in
the
STEP
display
and
then
press
the
H
key.
The
work
clamp
will
now
return
the
number
of
stitches
displayed
in
the
indicator.)
(6)
Press
the
numeral
key
El
3
times
to
indicate
"777"
on
the
STEP
display
and
then
press
the
El
key.
(7)
Use
the
feed
key
to
move
the
needle
tip
from
point
1
to
point
2,
and
then
press
the
El
key.
Note
If
a
third
pattern
"C"
follows
pattern
B,
pattern
C
will
automatically
follow
pattern
B
and
shift
as
shown
in
the
diagram.
If
this
is
undesirable,
follow
the
same
procedure
as
in
steps
(4)
(7)
above
to
move
the
needle
tip
to
point
3,
and
use
the
"777
F
"
code
to
return
pattern
C
to
its
original
position.
(8)
Press
the
R/W
switch
to
write
the
pattern
to
disk.
(Refer
to
page
24.)
(9)
Press
the
El
key
to
enter
the
sewing
mode.
Feed
1
3
Pattern
A
\4
Pattern
B
Pattern
C
El
To
set
a
constant
sewing
speed
irrespective
of
stitch
length
The
sewing
speed
on
this
machine
is
normally
controlled
automatically
according
to
the
selected
stitch
length.
This
sewing
speed
can
be
reprogrammed
to
a
constant
speed,
however,
for
better
results
in
zigzag
patterns
and
with
extremely
thick
materials.
(1
)
Input
"112"
[1]
at
the
end
of
the
program
instead
of
"111"
0
.
The
sewing
speed
will
be
600
1,200
spm
irrespective
of
the
selected
stitch
length.
Note
Disks
with
patterns
programmed
for
600
1,200
spm
should
still
be
ended
with
"111"
[1].
The
sewing
speed
will
remain
as
programmed.