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] Blind stitching, If the needle bar is not at the needle up stop position, the needle bar

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6. USING THE OPERATION PANEL (BASIC OPERATIONS) [5] Blind stitching If selecting blind stitching, set the number of stitches to be sewn in a straight line. Example: [ 7-5 ] Example: [ 7-10 ] 5 stitches 10 stitches 3419M 1 Setting the sewing pattern When the blind stitch key is pressed, the indicator in the top-left corner of the key will illuminate and "left" blind stitching will be selected. 3420M If the key is pressed once more, the indicator in the top-right corner of the key will illuminate and "right" blind stitching will be selected. (The blind stitch selection switches between "left" and "right" each time the key is pressed.) 3421M * If no pattern number appears in the main display when blind stitching is selected (an indicator in the blind stitch key is illuminated), the selected pattern number will appear when this key is pressed. NOTE: If the needle bar is at the needle up stop position, the needle bar will move to the sewing start position when the sewing pattern settings are changed. If the needle bar is not at the needle up stop position, the needle bar will move to the sewing start position after it next moves to the needle up stop position. 2 Setting the number of straight stitches Example: Pattern number [ 7-** ] Use the keys (2) to set the number of straight stitches (1) appearing in the main display . (For example, if the number of straight stitches is 5, set to "7-5", and if the number of straight stitches is 10, set to "7-10". 3422M 3423M 27 Z-8550A, 8560A

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Z-8550A, 8560A
6. USING THE OPERATION PANEL (BASIC OPERATIONS)
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[5] Blind stitching
If selecting blind stitching, set the number of stitches to be sewn in a straight line.
1
Setting the sewing pattern
When the blind stitch key is pressed, the indicator in the top-left corner of the key will illuminate and “left” blind
stitching will be selected.
If the key is pressed once more, the indicator in the top-right corner of the key will illuminate and “right” blind
stitching will be selected.
(The blind stitch selection switches between “left” and “right” each time the key is pressed.)
*
If no pattern number appears in the main display
when blind
stitching is selected (an indicator in the blind stitch key is
illuminated),
the selected pattern number will appear when this key
is pressed.
NOTE:
If the needle bar is at the needle up stop position, the needle bar will
move to the sewing start position when the sewing pattern settings
are changed.
If the needle bar is not at the needle up stop position, the needle bar
will move to the sewing start position after it next moves to the needle
up stop position.
2
Setting the number of straight stitches
Use the
keys (2) to set the number of straight stitches (1)
appearing in the main display .
(For example, if the number of straight stitches is 5, set to “7-5”,
and if the number of straight stitches is 10, set to “7-10”.
3419M
3422M
3423M
3420M
3421M
Example: Pattern number [
7-**
]
Example: [
7-5
]
5 stitches
10 stitches
Example: [
7-10 ]