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Open Outline/Close Outline, The First Reference Point

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the list. The items to which you can input values differ from the selected outline type as follows. Straight Line, Spline, Arc, Polygon Rectangle The coordinates of the maximum of 50 points can be inputted continuously. Only two points (for the upper-left and lower right corners, or the lower-left and upper-right corners) can be inputted. Circle Only three points on the circumference of a circle can be inputted. Center Circle The coordinates of the center of a circle and the radius can be inputted. Ellipse The coordinates of the center of an ellipse, the length of major and minor axes and the tilt angle can be inputted. (+ in the clockwise direction, - in the counterclockwis e direction.) Open Outline/Close Outline Select Close Outline to close an outline. Select Open Outline to leave it open. Absolute Coordinate When this is selected, values you input will be the distance from the origin (0) of the design area's X-Y coordinates. Relative Coordinate From The relative distance from the point specified previously. the Previous Point When this is selected, The Reference Point group box just below is available. The First Reference Point group box Select the reference point of the data from the drop-down list for inputting relative coordinates. The absolute values of the specified point are shown in the boxes at right. When Sewing Area Center is selected for example, the first point's values you input in the input box below will be the relative distance from the center of the sewing area. NOTE: If nothing has been selected in the drop-down list, specify the first reference point by inputting the absolute value in the boxes at right. If no value is inputted, (0, 0) is automatically applied. X(mm)/Y(mm) /Angle/Length(mm) input box Input values for points to define the paths of the outline. (One row/point.) X(mm): The horizontal distance Y(mm): The vertical distance Angle(°)/Length(mm): Specify the angle and length of the 87/164

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the list.
The items to which you can input values differ from the
selected outline type as follows.
Straight Line, Spline,
Arc, Polygon
The coordinates of the maximum
of 50 points can be inputted
continuously.
Rectangle
Only two points (for the upper-left
and lower right corners, or the
lower-left and upper-right corners)
can be inputted.
Circle
Only three points on the
circumference of a circle can be
inputted.
Center Circle
The coordinates of the center of a
circle and the radius can be
inputted.
Ellipse
The coordinates of the center of an
ellipse, the length of major and
minor axes and the tilt angle can be
inputted.
(+ in the clockwise direction, - in
the counterclockwis e direction.)
Open Outline/Close Outline
Select
Close Outline
to close an outline.
Select
Open
Outline
to leave it open.
Absolute Coordinate
When this is selected, values you input will be the distance
from the origin (0) of the design area’s X-Y coordinates.
Relative Coordinate From
the Previous Point
The relative distance from the point specified previously.
When this is selected,
The
Reference Point
group box just
below is available.
The First Reference Point
group box
Select the reference point of the data from the drop-down list
for inputting relative coordinates.
The absolute values of the
specified point are shown in the boxes at right.
When
Sewing Area Center
is selected for example, the first
point’s values you input in the input box below will be the
relative distance from the center of the sewing area.
NOTE: If nothing has been selected in the drop-down list,
specify the first reference point by inputting the absolute value
in the boxes at right.
If no value is inputted, (0, 0) is
automatically applied.
X(mm)/Y(mm)
/Angle/Length(mm)
input
box
Input values for points to define the paths of the outline. (One
row/point.)
X(mm):
The horizontal distance
Y(mm):
The vertical distance
Angle(
°
)/Length(mm):
Specify the angle and length of the