Brother International Entrepreneur Pro PR-1000 Users Manual - English - Page 135

Using the manual color, sequence, Precautions on the manual, color sequence

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Using the manual color sequence ■ Manually assign thread colors to all needle bars By specifying the thread colors used with this machine, sewing can continue more efficiently simply by changing the needle bar assignments after a pattern is selected. With the normal method of specifying settings, only a maximum of 9 needle bars can be manually assigned thread colors; however, with the manual color sequence, all 10 needle bars can be assigned thread colors. (For details on specifying the settings, refer to "Reserved Needle Bar and Sewing Speed Settings" on page 145.) ■ Needle bar number settings The needle bar used with each thread color can be specified. Touch a number button (between and 3 ) to select the number of the needle bar whose settings are to be specified. X The needle bar number for the thread color selected in step 2 changes to the selected needle bar number. If the needle bar number was specified with reserved needle bar settings, the color of the thread spool on the left side changes to the specified thread color, and the pattern in the pattern display area also changes to the color of the specified needle bar. 2 1 Memo ● Using the procedure described in "Reserved Needle Bar and Sewing Speed Settings" on page 145, the finished embroidery colors can be checked in the screen if thread colors are assigned to 1 Needle bar number specified with reserved 4 needle bar settings 2 Needle bar set to a different number (needle bar 5) thread spools. ■ Initializing thread color settings With the manual color sequence, the thread In the embroidering settings screen, touch 1 . color information on the machine can be initialized each time a new pattern is selected, and then the needle bars can be assigned. This allows the needle bar settings to be specified X A screen appears, allowing the needle bar without being affected by the thread color numbers to be selected. information from the previous pattern. Touch and to select the thread 2 color whose assigned needle bar is to be changed. Precautions on the manual color sequence ■ When embroidering a pattern containing 11 or more colors With the manual color sequence, the machine does not monitor the timing for replacing thread spools. Since the machine does not automatically stop and no message indicating that the thread spool be changed appears, as with the normal needle bar settings, follow the procedure described in either "Stopping the machine at the next color change" or "Specifying pause locations before embroidering" on page 140 to set the machine to stop with thread spools that must be changed. Selecting/Managing Thread Colors for Each Needle Bar (Manual Color Sequence) 133

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Selecting/Managing Thread Colors for Each Needle Bar (Manual Color Sequence)
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Using the manual color
sequence
Manually assign thread colors to all needle bars
By specifying the thread colors used with this
machine, sewing can continue more efficiently
simply by changing the needle bar assignments
after a pattern is selected. With the normal
method of specifying settings, only a maximum
of 9 needle bars can be manually assigned
thread colors; however, with the manual color
sequence, all 10 needle bars can be assigned
thread colors.
(For details on specifying the settings, refer to
“Reserved Needle Bar and Sewing Speed
Settings” on page 145.)
Needle bar number settings
The needle bar used with each thread color can
be specified.
Memo
Using the procedure described in
“Reserved Needle Bar and Sewing Speed
Settings” on page 145, the finished
embroidery colors can be checked in the
screen if thread colors are assigned to
thread spools.
1
In the embroidering settings screen, touch
.
X
A screen appears, allowing the needle bar
numbers to be selected.
2
Touch
and
to select the thread
color whose assigned needle bar is to be
changed.
3
Touch a number button (between
and
) to select the number of the needle bar
whose settings are to be specified.
X
The needle bar number for the thread
color selected in step
2
changes to the
selected needle bar number.
If the needle bar number was specified
with reserved needle bar settings, the color
of the thread spool on the left side changes
to the specified thread color, and the
pattern in the pattern display area also
changes to the color of the specified
needle bar.
1
Needle bar number specified with reserved
needle bar settings
2
Needle bar set to a different number (needle bar
5)
Initializing thread color settings
With the manual color sequence, the thread
color information on the machine can be
initialized each time a new pattern is selected,
and then the needle bars can be assigned. This
allows the needle bar settings to be specified
without being affected by the thread color
information from the previous pattern.
Precautions on the manual
color sequence
When embroidering a pattern containing 11 or
more colors
With the manual color sequence, the machine
does not monitor the timing for replacing thread
spools. Since the machine does not
automatically stop and no message indicating
that the thread spool be changed appears, as
with the normal needle bar settings, follow the
procedure described in either “Stopping the
machine at the next color change” or
“Specifying pause locations before
embroidering” on page 140 to set the machine
to stop with thread spools that must be changed.
2
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