Brother International PS-300B Instruction Manual - English - Page 119

Attribute, Running, Stitch Type, Border, Color, Connection, STITCH, Tack Method

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NOTE: Click the Default button if you want to restore the default settings. Click the Close button if you want to close this dialog box without applying the setting changes you made. NOTE: You can also change the Stitch Type and Pitch from the toolbar directly. Descr iptions of the items in the Property dialog box Attribute tab Click the Attribute tab to make basic settings in the Attribute group box. If you select Running for the Stitch Type , you can then make setting changes in the Running group box. If you select Border, you can make setting changes in the Border group box. Color: Select the color for the outline data from the drop-down list. Connection: When a design element is created or edited, or its attributes are changed, the connection between the element and the adjacent element may not be appropriate. You can specify how to connect them using either feed or stitch. Select FEED on the drop-down list to connect design elements using feed or select STITCH to connect design elements using stitch. NOTE: When you select STITCH on the drop-down list: When the interval between the design elements is more than the Max. Length set in the Option Setting dialog box, design elements will be connected using feed. Stitch Type: Select the stitch type you use before drawing an outline. Stitch Type Explanation Running Creates stitch data whose outline is sewn with running stitching. Border Creates stitch data required to stitch the outline with zigzag stitching of the specified width. NOTE: The stitch type can also be selected with the Stitch Type drop-down list in the toolbar. Tack Method: You can set the securing stitching method at the start and end points of an element. Select the desired securing stitching method from each drop-down list, and specify the number of stitches both for the start and end points. Tack Method Explanation None No setting for securing stitching. 119/164

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NOTE: Click the
Default
button if you want to restore the default settings.
Click the
Close
button if you want to close this dialog box without applying the setting
changes you made.
NOTE: You can also change the
Stitch Type
and
Pitch
from the toolbar directly.
Descriptions of the items in the
Property dialog box
Attribute tab
Click the
Attribute
tab to make basic settings in the
Attribute
group box.
If you select
Running
for the
Stitch Type
, you can then make setting changes in the
Running
group box.
If you select
Border
, you can make setting changes in the
Border
group box.
Color:
Select the color for the outline data from the drop-down list.
Connection:
When a design element is created or edited, or its attributes are changed, the connection
between the element and the adjacent element may not be appropriate.
You can specify how to
connect them using either feed or stitch.
Select
FEED
on the drop-down list to connect design elements using feed or select
STITCH
to connect design elements using stitch.
NOTE: When you select
STITCH
on the drop-down list:
When the interval between the design elements is more than the
Max. Length
set in the
Option Setting
dialog box, design elements will be connected using feed.
Stitch Type:
Select the stitch type you use before drawing an outline.
Stitch Type
Explanation
Running
Creates stitch data whose outline is sewn with running stitching.
Border
Creates stitch data required to stitch the outline with zigzag stitching of the
specified width.
NOTE: The stitch type can also be selected with the
Stitch Type
drop-down list in the toolbar.
Tack Method:
You can set the securing stitching method at the start and end points of an element.
Select the desired securing stitching method from each drop-down list, and specify the number
of stitches both for the start and end points.
Tack Method
Explanation
None
No setting for securing stitching.