Brother International BAS-411 Instruction Manual - English - Page 57

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'frAT - 2if;A=1, Pressing the key in turn will alternate the modes : the alphanumeric mode, the code mode and the pattern mode. Select the pattern mode by pressing the key. El gt oD a in CI Only In this mode can the pattern data be entered from the floppy disk. A pattern is entered by a file name within eight letters. The available keys on this display are : 3 al i Function , xa z 3 ,,i, To enter file name (within eight letters) ,,, [NOTE 1] . 5 To move cursor from side to side 5 % To scroll file names ;; fr A ea To clear all data [NOTE 2] To delete characters on the cursor (to clear entire file name when file name is displayed) g To confirm pattern name [NOTE 3] 1 R ~B CE If data hasn't inputted, this key is used t, $ i to switch to "data reading and sewing mode." t ,', k " 11 To store file name (reading data) To change entry modes (alphanumeric I"... mode, code mode, pattern mode) To end entry mode [NOTE 1] [NOTE 2] [NOTE 3] In the pattern mode, the alphabetic letters will become ail capital letters. Also, it is impossible to enter the European letters with the alphabet. ANdiosfptileelatyhheaadst.aaPllrfeislseestinvnaagmlutheeissaaknredeyacclapenaartcetoednr.nfi(rRnmaemfaeerptafoottpreaerngaecnh2a0mp.a)ettperrinordtaotare.aUdisnugafllryo,montlhyethfleopfpilyednisakm. e is -53-

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'frAT
-
2if
;
A=1
,
Pressing
the
<PATTERN
>
key
in
turn
will
alternate
the
modes
:
the
alphanumeric
mode,
the
code
mode
and
the
pattern
mode.
Select
the
pattern
mode
by
pressing
the
<PATTERN
>
key.
El
gt
oD
a
in
CI
The
available
keys
on
this
display
are
:
Only
In
this
mode
can
the
pattern
data
be
entered
from
the
floppy
disk.
A
pattern
is
entered
by
a
file
name
within
eight
letters.
al
3
i
Function
,
To
,
xa
z
3
,
,
i
,,,
enter
file
name
(within
eight
letters)
[NOTE
1]
.
5
To
move
cursor
from
side
to
side
5
%
To
scrol
l
file
names
To
clear
all
data
[NOTE
2]
;;
To
delete
characters
on
the
cursor
(to
clear
entire
file
name
when
file
name
is
displayed)
g
R
~
B
CE
1
To
confirm
pattern
name
[NOTE
3]
t,
i
If
data
hasn't
inputted,
this
key
is
used
"data
sewing
$
fr
to
switch
to
reading
and
mode."
A
t
ea
,',
k
"
To
store
file
name
(reading
data)
1
1
I
To
change
entry
modes
(alphanumeric
mode,
code
mode,
pattern
mode)
"...
To
end
entry
mode
[NOTE
1]
In
the
pattern
mode,
the
alphabetic
letters
will
become
ail
capital
letters.
Also,
it
is
impossible
to
enter
the
European
letters
with
the
alphabet.
[NOTE
2]
Note
that
all
set
values
are
cleared.
(Refer
to
page
20.)
[NOTE
3]
A
file
has
a
file
name
and
a
pattern
name
for
each
pattern
data.
Usually,
only
the
file
name
is
displayed.
Pressing
this
key
can
confirm
a
pattern
name
prior
to
reading
from
the
floppy
disk.
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