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UTILITY STITCHES ■ Adding new characters after sewing After sewing a combination of characters, you can add characters to the combination using the following method. Add new characters by following the d procedure described in "Combining characters" (page 77). Memo ● When you have finished sewing, the pattern No. of the first character in the current combination is shown on the LCD. Press the utility stitch key. a (Do not skip this step.) a a Utility Stitch key Press the character stitch key and confirm that b the character stitch indicator is lit. X New characters are added next to the last character of the combination. ■ Making a new combination of characters after sewing Memo ● When you have finished sewing, the pattern No. of the first character in the current combination is shown on the LCD. b a a Character stitch key b Character stitch indicator If necessary, press the character stitch key c once or more to select the desired stitch type (until the target stitch type number is displayed on the LCD.) Select the first character of the new a combination. Press the "+" side of b adjustment key). (stitch width a Character stitch key b Stitch type number a a Stitch width adjustment key X The old combination of characters is cleared from memory, and the pattern No. shown in the LCD is entered as the first character of a new combination. Add characters by following the procedure c described in "Combining characters" (page 77). 78

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UTILITY STITCHES
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■
Adding new characters after sewing
After sewing a combination of characters, you
can add characters to the combination using the
following method.
Memo
●
When you have finished sewing, the pattern
No. of the first character in the current
combination is shown on the LCD.
a
Press the utility stitch key.
(Do not skip this step.)
a
Utility Stitch key
b
Press the character stitch key and confirm that
the character stitch indicator is lit.
a
Character stitch key
b
Character stitch indicator
c
If necessary, press the character stitch key
once or more to select the desired stitch type
(until the target stitch type number is
displayed on the LCD.)
a
Character stitch key
b
Stitch type number
d
Add new characters by following the
procedure described in “Combining
characters” (page 77).
New characters are added next to the
last character of the combination.
■
Making a new combination of characters after
sewing
Memo
●
When you have finished sewing, the pattern
No. of the first character in the current
combination is shown on the LCD.
a
Select the first character of the new
combination.
b
Press the “+” side of
(stitch width
adjustment key).
a
Stitch width adjustment key
The old combination of characters is
cleared from memory, and the pattern
No. shown in the LCD is entered as the
first character of a new combination.
c
Add characters by following the procedure
described in “Combining characters”
(page 77).
a
a
b
a