Brother International PS-300B Instruction Manual - English - Page 120

Running tab, Border tab, Running, Pitch, Division, Equal, Vertex Angle, Border

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Overlap N Back V Back Creates overlap stitching in a closed outline such as a polygon, rectangle, circle or ellipse. Creates N-shaped back-tack stitching. Creates V-shaped back-tack stitching. Running tab Click the Running tab to make settings for running stitches in the Running group box. Pitch: You should set the pitch (interval of needle-drop points) for the design element(s). You can input a value in 0.1 mm increments. (Default setting range: 0.1 to 12.7 mm) NOTE: The setting range of pitch differs by the machine model specified in Machine Model Setting on the Tools drop-down menu. The pitch can be set within the maximum and minimum stitch length specified in Option Setting on the Tools drop-down menu. NOTE: The pitch can also be set by inputting a value in the Pitch input box in the toolbar. Division: When stitch data is generated from outline data, the outline can be divided into stitches in two methods: Equal or Pitch. Select either Equal or Pitch from the drop-down list. Division Explanation Equal Creates stitch data so that needle drops on all the punch points. Stitches are divided equally and the specified pitch may not be kept. Pitch Creates stitch data with the specified pitch. However, if the angles of corners are smaller than the specified vertex angle, the method of "Equal" will be applied. Vertex Angle: Available only when Pitch is selected for the Division setting. This is used to specify the angle of the punch point at which you want to make the needle drop. If the angle of a corner of the outline excesses the specified vertex angle, the paths are divided with the specified pitch equally, and the shape of the corner may change. You can input a value from 1° to 160° in 1° increment. Border tab Click the Border tab to make settings for border stitches in the Border group box. 120/164

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Overlap
Creates overlap stitching in a closed outline such as a polygon, rectangle, circle or
ellipse.
N Back
Creates N-shaped back-tack stitching.
V Back
Creates V-shaped back-tack stitching.
Running tab
Click the
Running
tab to make settings for running stitches in the
Running
group box.
Pitch:
You should set the pitch (interval of needle-drop points) for the design element(s).
You can input a value in 0.1 mm increments.
(Default setting range: 0.1 to 12.7 mm)
NOTE: The setting range of pitch differs by the machine model specified in
Machine Model Setting
on the
Tools
drop-down menu
.
The pitch can be set within the maximum and minimum stitch
length specified in
Option
Setting on the
Tools
drop-down menu
.
NOTE: The pitch can also be set by inputting a value in the
Pitch
input box in the toolbar.
Division:
When stitch data is generated from outline data, the outline can be divided into stitches in two
methods:
Equal
or
Pitch
.
Select either
Equal
or
Pitch
from the drop-down list.
Division
Explanation
Equal
Creates stitch data so that needle drops on all the punch points.
Stitches are
divided equally and the specified pitch may not be kept.
Pitch
Creates stitch data with the specified pitch.
However, if the angles of corners are
smaller than the specified vertex angle, the method of “
Equal
” will be applied.
Vertex Angle:
Available only when
Pitch
is selected for the
Division
setting.
This is used to specify the angle of the punch point at which you want to make the needle drop.
If the angle of a corner of the outline excesses the specified vertex angle, the paths are divided
with the specified pitch equally, and the shape of the corner may change.
You can input a value from 1
°
to 160
°
in 1
°
increment.
Border tab
Click the
Border
tab to make settings for border stitches in the
Border
group box.