Brother International PE-DESIGN Ver.6 Users Manual - English - Page 60

Transferring the pattern to an, original card

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PeDesignV6Eng.book Page 52 Thursday, July 8, 2004 11:59 AM Creating and Editing Embroidery Patterns 3. Click Display on the menu bar, and then click Realistic Preview. An alternate method is to click the Toolbar button indicated below. Realistic Preview → A realistic preview of the embroidery pattern appears. b Memo: To zoom in (or out), click on the Tool Box, click (or ), and then click the desired area of the embroidery pattern. Step 13 Transferring the pattern to an original card Before you can actually sew the embroidery pattern, you must transfer the pattern to a sewing machine. Transfer the embroidery pattern to the sewing machine using media of the type used by your machine, for example, original cards, floppy disks, CompactFlash cards, or USB media. For this example, we will transfer the pattern to an original card. 1. Insert an original card into the USB card writer module. a Note: The original card is inserted correctly when you hear it snap into place. 2. Click File on the menu bar, point to Write to Card, and then click Current Design on the submenu. An alternate method is to click the Toolbar button indicated below. Write to Card → The following message appears. a Note: The embroidery pattern cannot be edited while the realistic preview is displayed. 4. To return to the previous display, repeat step 3., or press the Esc key. a Note: If the original card is not brand new, make sure that the patterns already stored on the card are no longer needed. 3. Click OK. → The following message appears. 52

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Creating and Editing Embroidery Patterns
3.
Click
Display
on the menu bar, and then click
Realistic Preview
.
An alternate method is to click the Toolbar
button indicated below.
A realistic preview of the embroidery pat-
tern appears.
b
Memo:
To zoom in (or out), click
on the Tool
Box, click
(or
), and then click the
desired area of the embroidery pattern.
4.
To return to the previous display, repeat step
3.
, or press the
key.
Step 13
Transferring the pattern to an
original card
Before you can actually sew the embroidery
pattern, you must transfer the pattern to a sewing
machine. Transfer the embroidery pattern to the
sewing machine using media of the type used by
your machine, for example, original cards, floppy
disks, CompactFlash cards, or USB media. For
this example, we will transfer the pattern to an
original card.
1.
Insert an original card into the USB card writer
module.
2.
Click
File
on the menu bar, point to
Write to
Card
, and then click
Current Design
on the
submenu.
An alternate method is to click the Toolbar
button indicated below.
The following message appears.
3.
Click
OK
.
The following message appears.
a
Note:
The embroidery pattern cannot be edited
while the realistic preview is displayed.
Realistic Preview
Esc
a
Note:
The original card is inserted correctly when
you hear it snap into place.
a
Note:
If the original card is not brand new, make
sure that the patterns already stored on the
card are no longer needed.
Write to Card
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Thursday, July 8, 2004
11:59 AM