Brother International BAS-300A Application Instruction Manual - English - Page 22

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IN To program a design with recurring patterns - A pattern which has been programmed can easily be repeated by operating the numeral keys. (X-0 • Y-0) a "333" • CI I X Feed key Example: Program the pattern in the figure left. (1) Press the El key. The work clamp will move to the point of origin (X-0; Y-0), the numeral "0" will be indicated on the STEP display, and the command indicator "F" will illuminate. (2) Operate the direction keys to move the work clamp to the initial stitch position. (3) When the tip of the needle and the initial stitch position ® on the outline of the needle movement become aligned, press the E key. Thus, the initial stitch will be programmed. (4) Repeat the above procedure to program the remaining stitches of the pattern. (5) Press the El key at the final stitch position ®, and then press the El key. The command indicator "F" will illuminate. (6) Operate the direction keys to move the work clamp to the proper sewing position. (7) Align the tip of the needle with the position at which the sewing operation is to be performed. Then, press the E key. (8) Press the numeral key El 3 times to indicate "333" on the STEP display. Then, press the key once again. (9) The tip of the needle will slowly trace the recurring pattern, and the programming operation will be automatically performed. At this time, if the presser-lifter pedal is pressed, the work clamp will be fast-forwarded. (10) Press the E] key at the final stitch position of the recurring pattern. (11) Press the numeral key El 3 times to indicate "111" on the STEP display. Then, press the ❑E key. (12) The work clamp will move back to the initial CO stitch position of the original pattern. (13) Press the program R/W switch to write the pattern to disk. (Refer to page 24.) -19-

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IN
To
program
a
design
with
recurring
patterns
-
A
pattern
which
has
been
programmed
can
easily
be
repeated
by
operating
the
numeral
keys.
(X-0
•
Y-0)
Feed
key
a
"333"
•
CI
I
X
CO
Example:
Program
the
pattern
in
the
figure
left.
(1)
Press
the
El
key.
The
work
clamp
will
move
to
the
point
of
origin
(X-0;
Y-0),
the
numeral
"0"
will
be
indicated
on
the
STEP
display,
and
the
command
indicator
"F"
will
illuminate.
(2)
Operate
the
direction
keys
to
move
the
work
clamp
to
the
initial
stitch
position.
(3)
When
the
tip
of
the
needle
and
the
initial
stitch
position
®
on
the
outline
of
the
needle
movement
become
aligned,
press
the
E
key.
Thus,
the
initial
stitch
will
be
programmed.
(4)
Repeat
the
above
procedure
to
program
the
remaining
stitches
of
the
pattern.
(5)
Press
the
El
key
at
the
final
stitch
position
®,
and
then
press
the
El
key.
The
command
indicator
"F"
will
illuminate.
(6)
Operate
the
direction
keys
to
move
the
work
clamp
to
the
proper
sewing
position.
(7)
Align
the
tip
of
the
needle
with
the
position
at
which
the
sewing
operation
is
to
be
performed.
Then,
press
the
E
key.
(8)
Press
the
numeral
key
El
3
times
to
indicate
"333"
on
the
STEP
display.
Then,
press
the
key
once
again.
(9)
The
tip
of
the
needle
will
slowly
trace
the
recurring
pattern,
and
the
programming
operation
will
be
automatically
performed.
At
this
time,
if
the
presser
-lifter
pedal
is
pressed,
the
work
clamp
will
be
fast
-forwarded.
(10)
Press
the
E]
key
at
the
final
stitch
position
of
the
recurring
pattern.
(11)
Press
the
numeral
key
El
3
times
to
indicate
"111"
on
the
STEP
display.
Then,
press
the
❑E
key.
(12)
The
work
clamp
will
move
back
to
the
initial
stitch
position
of
the
original
pattern.
(13)
Press
the
program
R/W
switch
to
write
the
pattern
to
disk.
(Refer
to
page
24.)
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