Brother International PR-1000 PE-DESIGN NEXT CW Instruction Manual PRCW1 - Page 9

Color order, Design Property, Cutting, Running Stitch, Machine Type, Design Design, Settings

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6 Design Page The cutting lines appear as gray dotted lines in the Design Page, regardless of whether the "Solid View", "Stitch View" or "Realistic View" is selected. 7 "Sewing Attributes" In the "Sewing Attributes" pane, detailed cutting settings can be specified for the cutwork functions. 8 Previewing cutting lines In the Stitch Simulator pane, the cutwork needles are displayed in four different shades of gray. In a stitch simulation, the cutting lines appear as short gray lines, indicating the needle drop points for making the cuts. While being edited In a stitch simulation 9 Checking "Design Property" When "Cutting" has been assigned to a line from the "Line Sew Type" selector, "Design Property" screen appears as shown below. Getting Started b Memo: "Color order" can be also viewed in the "Design Property" screen in the Design Database. a Note: • Designs containing the line sew type "Cutting" are saved as cutwork patterns. • Cutwork patterns can be edited only with a version of PE-DESIGN NEXT + CW that has the cutwork functions enabled. • Created cutwork patterns can be used only with embroidery machines upgraded for cutwork. • With PE-DESIGN NEXT + CW, the line sew type "Cutting" changes to "Running Stitch" in the following situations. • When the "Machine Type" setting (on the "Design Page" tab of the "Design Settings" dialog box) is changed from a multi-needle embroidery machine to a single-needle embroidery machine • When a cutwork pattern is imported while "Machine Type" (on the "Design Page" tab) is set to a singleneedle embroidery machine • Cutwork pattern cannot be transferred to a machine by using an embroidery card or the Link function. • Cutwork pattern cannot be created in Design Center. To set the line sew type to "Cutting", use Layout & Editing. The setting cannot be specified in Design Center. 7

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7
Getting Started
6
Design Page
The cutting lines appear as gray dotted lines in
the Design Page, regardless of whether the
“Solid View”
,
“Stitch View”
or
“Realistic
View”
is selected.
7
“Sewing Attributes”
In the
“Sewing Attributes”
pane, detailed
cutting settings can be specified for the cutwork
functions.
8
Previewing cutting lines
In the Stitch Simulator pane, the cutwork
needles are displayed in four different shades of
gray.
In a stitch simulation, the cutting lines appear as
short gray lines, indicating the needle drop
points for making the cuts.
9
Checking “Design Property”
When
“Cutting”
has been assigned to a line
from the
“Line Sew Type”
selector,
“Design Property”
screen appears as shown
below.
While being edited
In a stitch simulation
b
Memo:
“Color order”
can be also viewed in the
“Design Property”
screen in the Design
Database.
a
Note:
•Designs containing the line sew type
“Cutting”
are saved as cutwork
patterns.
•Cutwork patterns can be edited only
with a version of PE-DESIGN NEXT +
CW that has the cutwork functions
enabled.
•Created cutwork patterns can be used
only with embroidery machines
upgraded for cutwork.
•With PE-DESIGN NEXT + CW, the line
sew type
“Cutting”
changes to
“Running Stitch”
in the following
situations.
• When the
“Machine Type”
setting (on
the
“Design Page”
tab of the
“Design
Settings”
dialog box) is changed from
a multi-needle embroidery machine to
a single-needle embroidery machine
• When a cutwork pattern is imported
while
“Machine Type”
(on the
“Design Page”
tab) is set to a single-
needle embroidery machine
•Cutwork pattern cannot be transferred
to a machine by using an embroidery
card or the Link function.
•Cutwork pattern cannot be created in
Design Center. To set the line sew type
to
“Cutting”
, use Layout & Editing. The
setting cannot be specified in Design
Center.