Brother International BAS-760 Instruction Manual - English - Page 35

Programming, pattern, tracing, design

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ID E Programming a pattern by tracing the design • A stitch pattern can be easily programmed by operating the ten-keys and the jog keys to trace the pattern with the needle tip. Example: Program the pattern illustrated at left. (1) Press the E key. The sewing clamp assembly will come down and the displays X, Y and STEP will indicate "0"; command lamp [ F ] will come on. (2) Use the jog keys to move the sewing clamp assembly to the initial stitch position. (3) Align the needle tip with initial position . (4) After pressing ten-key three times to indicate "555" on the STEP display, press the n key. (5) Use the jog keys to specify the stitch length on the STEP display. To input the stitch length, divide the actual stitch length (mm) by 0.1 mm to obtain the pitch value. For example, if the desired stitch length is 3 mm, 3 mm + 0.1 mm = 30, therefore, "030" is to be input on the STEP display. X If the stitch length is not specified or if it is longer than 6.0 mm (60), it will automatically be set to 3 mm. (6) Use the jog keys to trace the pattern with the needle tip starting from initial stitch position ®. (7) Press the key at the final stitch position®. (8) After pressing ten-key❑ three times to indicate "111" on the STEP display press the E key. Be sure to raise the needle bar to the highest position for this procedure. When U51 comes on, reset the alarm by pressing the EM STOP button and turn the pulley to raise the needle bar to the highest position once more. At the point where the flashing U51 goes off for production piece display, press the START button. (9) The sewing clamp assembly will return to the sewing origin. (10) Write the program to the floppy disk (refer to page 38). (11) Press the© key. The display will go off. Note 1: To perform areas requiring careful attention, such as acute angles, press the El key for better results. Note 2: During programming, the (11, and n keys may be used. If they are used, press the E key at the beginning and end of the feed and lines. Note 3: Using TRACE to read and make corrections to the data that has already been programmed is not possible. -32-

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E
Programming
a
pattern
by
tracing
the
design
A
stitch
pattern
can
be
easily
programmed
by
operating
the
ten
-keys
and
the
jog
keys
to
trace
the
pattern
with
the
needle
tip.
Example:
Program
the
pattern
illustrated
at
left.
(1)
Press
the
E
key.
The
sewing
clamp
assembly
will
come
down
and
the
displays
X,
Y
and
STEP
will
indicate
"0";
command
lamp
[
F
]
will
come
on.
(2)
Use
the
jog
keys
to
move
the
sewing
clamp
assembly
to
the
initial
stitch
position.
(3)
Align
the
needle
tip
with
initial
position
.
(4)
After
pressing
ten
-key
three
times
to
indicate
"555"
on
the
STEP
display,
press
the
n
key.
(5)
Use
the
jog
keys
to
specify
the
stitch
length
on
the
STEP
display.
To
input
the
stitch
length,
divide
the
actual
stitch
length
(mm)
by
0.1
mm
to
obtain
the
pitch
value.
For
example,
if
the
desired
stitch
length
is
3
mm,
3
mm
+
0.1
mm
=
30,
therefore,
"030"
is
to
be
input
on
the
STEP
display.
X
If
the
stitch
length
is
not
specified
or
if
it
is
longer
than
6.0
mm
(60),
it
will
automatically
be
set
to
3
mm.
(6)
Use
the
jog
keys
to
trace
the
pattern
with
the
needle
tip
starting
from
initial
stitch
position
®.
(7)
Press
the
key
at
the
final
stitch
position®.
(8)
After
pressing
ten
-key❑
three
times
to
indicate
"111"
on
the
STEP
display
press
the
E
key.
Be
sure
to
raise
the
needle
bar
to
the
highest
position
for
this
procedure.
When
U51
comes
on,
reset
the
alarm
by
pressing
the
EM
STOP
button
and
turn
the
pulley
to
raise
the
needle
bar
to
the
highest
position
once
more.
At
the
point
where
the
flashing
U51
goes
off
for
production
piece
display,
press
the
START
button.
(9)
The
sewing
clamp
assembly
will
return
to
the
sewing
origin.
(10)
Write
the
program
to
the
floppy
disk
(refer
to
page
38).
(11)
Press
the©
key.
The
display
will
go
off.
Note
1:
To
perform
areas
requiring
careful
attention,
such
as
acute
angles,
press
the
El
key
for
better
results.
Note
2:
During
programming,
the
(11,
and
n
keys
may
be
used.
If
they
are
used,
press
the
E
key
at
the
beginning
and
end
of
the
feed
and
lines.
Note
3:
Using
TRACE
to
read
and
make
corrections
to
the
data
that
has
already
been
programmed
is
not
possible.
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