Brother International PC-8500 Users Manual - English - Page 128

Embroidering from a specific starting point, Changing the pattern direction

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Setting Up Sewing Utility Stitches Characters and Decorative Stitches Embroidering from a specific starting point CAUTION After a starting position has been rotated, check the display to see which embroidery frames can be used. If an embroidery frame which is not displayed is used, the embroidery foot may touch the frame, or personal injury may result. 1. Make a mark at the starting position on the fabric in the frame as shown in the illustration. The mark cannot be too close to the edge of the frame as the presser foot prevents the needle from getting very close to the frame. 2. Touch the " " key. The needle will move to the starting position. (The embroidery frame will move.) 3. Use the arrow keys to align the mark with the hole in the embroidery foot, and then start embroidering. Embroidering Editing Embroidery Patterns Retrieving My Custom Stitch TM Error Maintenance Messages Trouble shooting Sewing Chart Changing the pattern direction The pattern will be rotated clockwise in 90˚ steps as shown in the illustration at left each time the " " key is touched. * Some patterns may be too long to be rotated 90°. In such cases, the patterns can be rotated by 180° only. CAUTION After a pattern has been rotated, check the display to see which embroidery frames can be used. If an embroidery frame which is not displayed is used, the embroidery foot may touch the frame, or personal injury may result. ABC ABC 125 Patterns (Programmed in Machine) Patterns (Memory Card)

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Utility
Stitches
Characters
and
Decorative
Stitches
Embroidering
Editing
Embroidery
Patterns
Retrieving
My
Custom
Stitch
TM
Maintenance
Error
Messages
Trouble
shooting
Sewing
Chart
Patterns
(Programmed
in Machine)
Patterns
(Memory
Card)
Sewing
Setting Up
CAUTION
After a starting position has been rotated, check the
display to see which embroidery frames can be used. If an
embroidery frame which is not displayed is used, the
embroidery foot may touch the frame, or personal injury
may result.
1.
Make a mark at the starting position on the fabric in the
frame as shown in the illustration. The mark cannot be too
close to the edge of the frame as the presser foot prevents
the needle from getting very close to the frame.
2.
Touch the “
” key. The needle will move to the
starting position. (The embroidery frame will move.)
3.
Use the arrow keys to align the mark with the hole in the
embroidery foot, and then start embroidering.
Embroidering from a specific starting point
ABC
ABC
The pattern will be rotated clockwise in 90˚ steps as shown in
the illustration at left each time the “
” key is touched.
*
Some patterns may be too long to be rotated 90°. In such
cases, the patterns can be rotated by 180° only.
CAUTION
After a pattern has been rotated, check the display to see
which embroidery frames can be used. If an embroidery
frame which is not displayed is used, the embroidery foot
may touch the frame, or personal injury may result.
Changing the pattern direction