Brother International Quattro 2 6700D Users Manual - English - Page 199

SELECTING PATTERNS Selecting Patterns from Embroidery Cards b Insert the card completely into the Reader/USB card writer module*. card * Insert the embroidery card so that the end with a printed arrow is facing up. ■ About Embroidery Card Reader (Sold Separately) and USB Card Writer Module* • Use only an embroidery card Reader designed for this machine. Using an unauthorized embroidery card Reader may cause your machine to operate incorrectly. * If you have purchased the PE-DESIGN Ver5 or later, PE-DESIGN Lite or PED-BASIC, you can plug the included USB card writer module into the machine as an embroidery card reader, and recall patterns. Note Note • Embroidery patterns cannot be saved from the machine to an embroidery card inserted into a connected USB card writer module*. ■ About Embroidery Cards (Sold Separately) • Two embroidery USB card Readers/USB card writer module* cannot be used with this machine at the same time. If two embroidery USB card Readers/USB card writer module* are inserted, only the embroidery USB card Reader/USB card writer module* inserted first is detected. • Use only embroidery cards manufactured for this machine. Using unauthorized cards may cause your machine to operate incorrectly. Memo • You can also plug the embroidery card Reader/USB card writer module* into the 5 • Embroidery cards sold in foreign countries center port of the machine. cannot be used with this machine. • Store embroidery cards in the hard case. a Plug USB the optional embroidery card Reader/ card writer module* into the primary c Press the key of the USB port that the embroidery card Reader/USB card writer module* is plugged into. (top) USB port on the machine. Embroidery a Primary (top) USB port b Embroidery card Reader/USB card writer module* → The patterns on the embroidery card are displayed on the selection screen. d Follow the pattern. steps on page 193 to select a Selecting Patterns from USB Media/Computer To recall patterns from the computer or USB media, see pages 255 through 257. 197