Brother International BES-1240BC Instruction Manual - English - Page 198

Mending, The MENDING lamp is lit when

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Chapter 7 Operation of Machine 4-2 Mending The machine head whose MENDING lamp is lit performs embroidering by the preset number stitches. When it is completed, all the machine heads start normal embroidering operation. • The MENDING lamps except for the machine head whose needle thread has been broken are turned off. • At this time, the machine head, whose MENDING lamp is on, performs resewing from the step-back position while the other machine heads (with MENDING lamps off) are stopped. When resewing is completed, the other machine heads (except those halted or with bed retracted) also start embroidering. Manual operation The mending start and end positions can be set for each machine head using the MENDING switch on the tension plate. The MENDING lamp is lit when the MENDING switch of each machine head is flipped up during standby. Resewing from the step-back position to this position can be executed. * When the MENDING switch is flipped up while the MENDING lamp is off, the lamp is turned on; when the MENDING switch is flipped up again while the MENDING lamp is lit, the lamp is turned off. Note) The mending end position cannot be set for each machine head. When all MENDING lamps are turned on, the mending end position will be set to the position where one of the lamps is turned off first. Note) To cancel the mending end position, turn all the MENDING lamps are turned on (except for halted machine heads) . 196 BES-940BC • BES-1240BC

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Chapter 7
Operation of Machine
BES-940BC • BES-1240BC
196
4-2 Mending
The machine head whose MENDING lamp is lit performs embroidering by the preset number
stitches.
When it is completed, all the machine heads start normal embroidering operation.
• The MENDING lamps except for the
machine head whose needle thread has
been broken are turned off.
At this time, the machine head, whose
MENDING lamp is on, performs resewing
from the step-back position while the other
machine heads (with MENDING lamps off)
are stopped.
When resewing is completed,
the other machine heads (except those
halted or with bed retracted) also start
embroidering.
Manual operation
The mending start and end positions can be set for each machine head using the MENDING switch on
the tension plate.
The MENDING lamp is lit when the
MENDING switch of each machine head is
flipped up during standby.
Resewing from
the step-back position to this position can
be executed.
*
When the MENDING switch is flipped up
while the MENDING lamp is off, the lamp is
turned on; when the MENDING switch is
flipped up again while the MENDING lamp
is lit, the lamp is turned off.
Note)
The mending end position cannot be set for
each machine head.
When all MENDING lamps are turned on, the
mending end position will be set to the posi-
tion where one of the lamps is turned off first.
Note)
To cancel the mending end position, turn all
the MENDING lamps are turned on (except for
halted machine heads) .