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As shown below, three kinds of data are available but they differ with the processing during editing_ (1) Block (condensed) format (2) Normal format (3) Data from editing system Alphabet and Kanji floppy disks Data supplied by Brother TFD pattern floppy disk Brother design floppy disk Data in paper tape Data sent by editing system Data Block format of Brother patent type Stitch by stitch sewing as well as data in paper tape Stitch by stitch sewing Sewing density is adjustable. According to size enlargement or reduction, stitch number changes to keep sewing density. Feature There are 5 stitches/mm when sewing density ratio is set to 1.0. Enlarging size increases stitch number. Reducing size decreases stitch number. Sewing density is not adjustable. Stitch number is fixed and does not change. For example, when enlarging pattern 1.5 times, space between stitches increases and sewing density gets coarse because stitch number is fixed. When reducing pattern to l, otherwise, sewing density gets fine. Sewing density adjustment, enlargement and reduction are not available. No editing. Sewing density: available set value Sewing density is not adjustable. 0.1-2.0 Enlargement/reduction: Enlargement/reduction: available set values available set values 0.10-9.99 0.10-9.99 [NOTE] Within 030-2.00 is enough [NOTE] Within 0.50-5.00 is to get fine embroidery. enough to get fine When reducing both height and Editing embroidery_ width to LI, its area is reduced to -l- and sewing density increases 4 times because stitch number is fixed. In other words, sewing pitch decreases to 4- and needle lowers on same point 2-4 times. This may cause loose threads or thread breakage. -66-

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As
shown
below,
three
kinds
of
data
are
avai
lable
but
they
differ
with
the
processing
during
editing_
(1)
Block
(condensed)
format
(2)
Normal
format
(3)
Data
from
editing
system
Data
Alphabet
and
Kanji
floppy
disks
supplied
by
Brother
TFD
pattern
floppy
disk
Brother
design
floppy
disk
Data
in
paper
tape
Data
sent
by
editing
system
Data
type
Block
format
of
Brother
patent
Stitch
by
stitch
sewing
as
well
as
data
in
paper
tape
Stitch
by
stitch
sewing
Feature
Sewing
density
is
adjustable.
According
to
size
enlargement
or
reduction,
stitch
number
changes
to
keep
sewing
density.
There
are
5
stitches/mm
when
sewing
density
ratio
is
set
to
1.0.
Enlarging
size
increases
stitch
number.
Reducing
size
decreases
stitch
number.
Sewing
density
is
not
adjustable.
Stitch
number
is
fixed
and
does
not
change.
For
example,
when
enlarging
pattern
1.5
times,
space
between
stitches
increases
and
sewing
density
gets
coarse
because
stitch
number
is
fixed.
When
reducing
pattern
to
l,
otherwise,
sewing
density
gets
fine.
Sewing
density
adjustment,
enlargement
and
reduction
are
not
available.
No
editing.
Editing
Sewing
density:
available
set
value
0.1-2.0
Enlargement/reduction:
available
set
values
0.10-9.99
[NOTE]
Within
0.50-5.00
is
enough
to
get
fine
embroidery_
Sewing
density
is
not
adjustable.
Enlargement/reduction:
available
set
values
0.10-9.99
[NOTE]
Within
030-2.00
is
enough
to
get
fine
embroidery.
When
reducing
both
height
and
width
to
LI,
its
area
is
reduced
to
-l-
and
sewing
density
increases
4
times
because
stitch
number
is
fixed.
In
other
words,
sewing
pitch
decreases
to
4-
and
needle
lowers
on
same
point
2-4
times.
This
may
cause
loose
threads
or
thread
breakage.
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