Singer XL-420 FUTURA Instruction Manual - Page 88

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6. Deleting part of a design  /HIW FOLFN DQG GUDJ D ER[ DURXQG WKH GHVLUHG DUHD 7R VHOHFW DGGLWLRQDO DUHDV KROG GRZQ WKH &21752/ NH\ DQG OHIW FOLFN RQ QH[W DUHD 2QFH VHOHFWHG WRXFK WKH '(/(7(NH\RQ\RXUNH\ERDUG 7. Is there a way to increase the density of the lettering? The density is set to a standard value of 4/10th of mm, which is usually the standard density used for Lettering. The value is not editable. 8. Why does a design sometimes split up into very small segments? One color EORFN FDQ HQG XS µGLYLGHG¶ LQWR VHYHUDO EORFNV The machine has a certain limit of stitches that it can accept. So what most probably happens is that these are ELJEORFNVWKDWDUHFXWDIWHUH[FHHGLQJWKHOLPLWOHDYLQJD certain number of stitches (could possibly be only a few) DVDVHSDUDWHEORFN  3DUNSRVLWLRQ If you need to change the bobbin thread while embroidering a design with the Endless hoop, it may be necessary in VRPH LQVWDQFHV WR PRYH WKH KRRS WR D SDUN SRVLWLRQ 7KH (QGOHVV KRRS KDV D FODPS DW WKH EDFN WKDW FDQ possibly interfere with the removal of the hoop from the embroidery unit, depending on the size of the design being HPEURLGHUHG %\ PRYLQJ WKH KRRS WR D 3DUN SRVLWLRQ WKH needle moves to center position temporarily, allowing you to remove the hoop from the embroidery unit, change the EREELQWKUHDGUHDWWDFKWKHKRRSDQGWKHQPRYHEDFNWRWKH original position where you stopped the embroidery design so that you can resume stitching. NOTE: The needle must be raised to its highest SRVLWLRQ DQG VWRSSHG ZKHQ XVLQJ WKH 3DUN SRVLWLRQ function. Press the Twin needle button after the embroidery unit KDVEHHQVWRSSHG 7ZLQQHHGOHEXWWRQ 3DUNSRVLWLRQ button). 7KH QHHGOH ZLOO PRYH WR FHQWHU SRVLWLRQ

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6. Deleting part of a design
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VHOHFW DGGLWLRQDO DUHDV± KROG GRZQ WKH &21752/ NH\
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7. Is there a way to increase the density of
the lettering?
The density is set to a standard value of 4/10th of mm,
which is usually the standard density used for Lettering.
The value is not editable.
8. Why does a design sometimes split up
into very small segments? One color
EORFN FDQ HQG XS ΜGLYLGHGÆ LQWR VHYHUDO
EORFNVµ
The machine has a certain limit of stitches that it can
accept. So what most probably happens is that these are
ELJ EORFNV WKDW DUH FXW DIWHU H[FHHGLQJ WKH OLPLW± OHDYLQJ D
certain number of stitches (could possibly be only a few)
DV D VHSDUDWH EORFNµ
ÍÎ ÑcÒm ÓÔuÕÖÕÔ×
If you need to change the bobbin thread while embroidering
a design with the Endless hoop, it may be necessary in
uÔØg Õ×uÖc×Ùgu ÖÔ ØÔÚg ÖÛg ÛÔÔÓ ÖÔ c ÜÓcÒmÜ ÓÔuÕÖÕÔ×Î
ÝÛg Þ×ßnguu ÛÔÔÓ Ûcu c ÙncØÓ cÖ ÖÛg dcÙm ÖÛcÖ Ùc×
possibly interfere with the removal of the hoop from the
embroidery unit, depending on the size of the design being
gØdÒÔÕßgÒgßÎ àá ØÔÚÕ×â ÖÛg ÛÔÔÓ ÖÔ c ÑcÒm ÓÔuÕÖÕÔ×ã ÖÛg
needle moves to center position temporarily, allowing you
to remove the hoop from the embroidery unit, change the
dÔddÕ× ÖÛÒgcßã ÒgcÖÖcÙÛ ÖÛg ÛÔÔÓ c×ß ÖÛg× ØÔÚg dcÙm ÖÔ ÖÛg
original position where you stopped the embroidery design
so that you can resume stitching.
After changing the bobbin thread, reattach the hoop to
the embroidery unit. Press the Twin needle button once
câcÕ× uÔ ÖÛg ×ggßng ØÔÚgu dcÙm ÖÔ ÖÛg ÔÒÕâÕ×cn ÓÔuÕÖÕÔ×
where you stopped embroidering. To resume embroidery,
lower the presser foot and then press the Start/Stop
button.
NOTE: The needle must be raised to its highest
ÓÔuÕÖÕÔ× c×ß uÖÔÓÓgß äÛg× wuÕ×â ÖÛg ÑcÒm ÓÔuÕÖÕÔ×
function.
Press the Twin needle button after the embroidery unit
Ûcu dgg× uÖÔÓÓgß åÝäÕ× ×ggßng dwÖÖÔ× æ ÑcÒm ÓÔuÕÖÕÔ×
button).
ÝÛg ×ggßng äÕnn ØÔÚg ÖÔ Ùg×ÖgÒ ÓÔuÕÖÕÔ×Î çÔw
can now remove the hoop from the machine and
change the bobbin thread.
èÛg× ÖÛg ×ggßng Õu Õ× ÖÛg ÑcÒm ÓÔuÕÖÕÔ×ã ÖÛg ÝäÕ×
needle button will be lit red and the Start/Stop button
äÕnn dnÕ×m ÒgßÎ