Brother International BAS-300 Series Programmer Instruction Manual - English - Page 13

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To

program

a

basting

stitch

•

Basting

stitches

can

be

easily

programmed

using

the

feed

stitch

mode.

(X-0,

Y

-O)

0R

E•"999"•

©

0

©

cc

ETIK.

-

111".(11

Points

®-8

and

0-8

are

backtacks.

QE

l]

•

"999"•

"999"•

Example:

Program

the

pattern

'in

the

figure

at

left.

(1)

Press

the

©key.

The

work

clamp

will

move

to

the

point

of

origin

(X-0;

Y-0),

"0"

will

appear

in

the

STEP

display,

and

command

indicator

"F"

will

light.

(2)

Use

the

direction

keys

to

move

the

work

clamp

to

the

initial

stitch

position.

(3)

Use

the

direction

keys

to

position

the

needle

at

the

sewing

start

position

®

on

the

pattern,

and

then

pess

the

g

key.

The

first

stitch

is

now

programmed.

(4)

Use

the

direction

keys

and

key

g

to

program

stitch

by

stitch

to

®

and

0.

(Refer

to

page

5.)

(5)

At

®,

press

the

g

key

three

times

to

display

"999"

in

the

STEP

display,

and

then

press

the

n

key.

(6)

Use

the

direction

keys

to

move

to

point

©.

(7)

Press

the

(1)

key.

(8)

Program

too

using

the

same

procedure

described

in

steps

(5),

(6)

and

(7).

(9)

Use

the

direction

keys

and

key

(I]

to

program

stitch

by

stitch

to

©

and

E.

(See

page

5.)

(10)

After

pressing

the

[I]

key

at

the

last

stitch

0,

press

the

[1]

key

three

times

to

display

'111"

in

the

STEP

display,

and

then

press

the

[1]

key.

(11)

The

work

clamp

will

return

to

the

sewing

start

position.

(12)

Press

the

R/W

switch

to

write

the

pattern

to

disk.

(Refer

to

page

24.)

Press

the

E

key

to

enter

the

sewing

mode.

Note

With

this

basting

program,

you

can

skip

between

sewing

points

without

trimming

the

thread.

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