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INOTE2] Rotating a combination of plural letters or patterns with the arrows ( T, each piece of the combination to slip out of place. and --)) might cause i) Rotation angle is 0° ii) Rotation angle is 90° A A A -gr A 0 0 As shown above, each piece of the combination is sewn properly, but the position between them slips. Setting the individual ratios for the arrows to O.00 prevents this problem to some extent. o,e,e i) For example, when entering and ® as the pattern with the arrows, the display shows: Setting the rotation angle to 000°, the monogram will be sewn as shown in the picture on the left. o, ©, ® ii) Also, when entering and ® as the pattern with the arrows, and setting the rotation angle to 090°, the monogram will be sewn as shown in the picture on the right. -106-

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INOTE2]
Rotating
a
combination
of
plural
letters
or
patterns
with
the
arrows
(
T,
and
--))
might
cause
each
piece
of
the
combination
to
slip
out
of
place.
i)
Rotation
angle
is
0°
0
A
A
A
A
0
ii)
Rotation
angle
is
90°
-gr
As
shown
above,
each
piece
of
the
combination
is
sewn
properly,
but
the
position
between
them
slips.
Setting
the
individual
ratios
for
the
arrows
to
O.00
prevents
this
problem
to
some
extent.
i)
For
example,
when
entering
o,e,e
and
®
as
the
pattern
with
the
arrows,
the
display
shows:
Setting
the
rotation
angle
to
000°,
the
monogram
will
be
sewn
as
shown
in
the
picture
on
the
left.
ii)
Also,
when
entering
o,
©,
®
and
®
as
the
pattern
with
the
arrows,
and
setting
the
rotation
angle
to
090°,
the
monogram
will
be
sewn
as
shown
in
the
picture
on
the
right.
—106—