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r prog (>o j. o 125 123= Fifli. i (>o • &&& 105 /;)/-) yw Checking the programs stored If you want to check the program stored, • press "pattern start" key 123. • By repeatedly pressing key 125 the programs input can be checked one after the other as they appear in the display (Fig. 1). E Symbol to the left of the program number stands for program start (Fig. 1). Symbol to the right of the program number stands for the end of a program sequence (Fig, 2). - Correcting the programs stored Wrong programs can be deleted by repeatedly pressing the mem- key 105 (Fig. 2). ' Single patterns 2 Various stitch patterns, such as monograms, numbers, program combinations, and embroi dery motifs, are very attractive when sewn as single patterns (Fig. 4). ' ess Wirq 1 6 t-fLttc ze after i ) . The machine sews the stitch pattern program med, ties off the seam and stops automatically. 3 63

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r
prog
(>o
j.
o
125
123=
Fifli.
(>o
i
•
105
/;)/-)
&&&
yw
/////////////
Correcting
the
programs
stored
—
Wrong
programs
can
be
deleted
by
repeatedly
pressing
the
mem—
key
105
(Fig.
2).
‘
Single
patterns
Various
stitch
patterns,
such
as
monograms,
numbers,
program
combinations,
and
embroi
dery
motifs,
are
very
attractive
when
sewn
as
single
patterns
(Fig.
4).
‘
ess
1
6
t-fLttc
ze
after
Wirq
i
.
)
The
machine
sews
the
stitch
pattern
program
med,
ties
off
the
seam
and
stops
automatically.
63
Checking
the
programs
stored
If
you
want
to
check
the
program
stored,
•
press
“pattern
start”
key
123.
•
By
repeatedly
pressing
key
125
the
programs
input
can
be
checked
one
after
the
other
as
they
appear
in
the
display
(Fig.
1).
Symbol
E
to
the
left
of
the
program
number
stands
for
program
start
(Fig.
1).
Symbol
to
the
right
of
the
program
number
stands
for
the
end
of
a
program
sequence
(Fig,
2).
2
3