Brother International Innov-is 6000D Operation Manual for Premium Pack IV Opti - Page 5

Adjusting the LED Pointer, Press, twice to return to the original, screen.

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Memo • When the LED pointer is turned on, the presser foot height is automatically adjusted according to the fabric thickness. • If is pressed again, the fabric thickness is remeasured and the presser foot is set to the optimum height. • If the embroidery foot "W2" is not attached, appears in gray. * The LED pointer turns off automatically by lowering the presser foot or returning to the previous page. Note • With thick elastic fabric, the position will be misaligned only at raised parts in the fabric. In this case, manually adjust the position according to the thickness of the fabric. • With fabric that has a very uneven surface such as quilting, the position is not correctly aligned. In this case, the pointer indication should be used only as a reference. c Display page 8 of the Embroidery settings screen. Adjusting the LED Pointer Adjust the LED pointer if it indicates a point different than the actual needle drop point. Before adjusting the LED pointer, mark the actual needle drop point on the fabric to be embroidered, and then hoop the fabric and attach the embroidery frame. a Press . → The settings screen appears. b Press . → The Embroidery settings screen appears. Memo • When using the "Embroidery" or "Embroidery Edit", touch to directly access the Embroidery settings screen. d Press . → The Embroidery Foot "W2" with LED Pointer Adjustment screen appears. a a LED pointer adjustment Note • The specified setting is saved in the machine's memory. This is useful for positioning during continuous embroidering. • For normal use, return the setting to "00". e Use or to adjust the LED pointer so that it indicates the actual needle drop point. f Press screen. twice to return to the original 4

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*
The LED pointer turns off automatically by lowering the
presser foot or returning to the previous page.
Adjusting the LED Pointer
Adjust the LED pointer if it indicates a point different
than the actual needle drop point.
Before adjusting the LED pointer, mark the actual
needle drop point on the fabric to be embroidered, and
then hoop the fabric and attach the embroidery frame.
a
Press
.
→
The settings screen appears.
b
Press
.
→
The Embroidery settings screen appears.
c
Display page 8 of the Embroidery settings
screen.
d
Press
.
→
The Embroidery Foot “W2” with LED Pointer
Adjustment screen appears.
a
LED pointer adjustment
e
Use
or
to adjust the LED pointer so
that it indicates the actual needle drop point.
f
Press
twice to return to the original
screen.
Memo
•
When the LED pointer i
s
t
u
rned on, the pre
ss
er foot
height i
s
au
tom
a
tic
a
lly
a
dj
us
ted
a
ccording to the
f
ab
ric thickne
ss
.
• If
i
s
pre
ss
ed
a
g
a
in, the f
ab
ric thickne
ss
i
s
reme
asu
red
a
nd the pre
ss
er foot i
s
s
et to the
optim
u
m height.
•
If the em
b
roidery foot “W2” i
s
not
a
tt
a
ched,
a
ppe
a
r
s
in gr
a
y.
Note
•
With thick el
as
tic f
ab
ric, the po
s
ition will
b
e
mi
sa
ligned only
a
t r
a
i
s
ed p
a
rt
s
in the f
ab
ric. In thi
s
c
as
e, m
a
n
ua
lly
a
dj
us
t the po
s
ition
a
ccording to the
thickne
ss
of the f
ab
ric.
•
With f
ab
ric th
a
t h
as
a
very
u
neven
su
rf
a
ce
su
ch
as
q
u
ilting, the po
s
ition i
s
not correctly
a
ligned. In thi
s
c
as
e, the pointer indic
a
tion
s
ho
u
ld
b
e
us
ed only
as
a
reference.
Memo
• When
us
ing the “Em
b
roidery” or “Em
b
roidery Edit”,
to
u
ch
to directly
a
cce
ss
the Em
b
roidery
s
etting
s
s
creen.
Note
• The
s
pecified
s
etting i
s
sa
ved in the m
a
chine’
s
memory. Thi
s
i
s
us
ef
u
l for po
s
itioning d
u
ring
contin
u
o
us
em
b
roidering.
•
For norm
a
l
us
e, ret
u
rn the
s
etting to “00”.
a