BASIC EMBROIDERY
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Selecting the length of jump stitch not to trim
When the thread trimming function
is turned on,
you can select the length of the jump stitch not to trim the
thread.
Your customized setting remains after turning the
machine off and on.
Touch
or
to select the length of jump stitch.
For example: Touch
to select 25 mm (approx. 1 inch)
and the machine will not trim a jump stitch of 25 mm or
less before moving to the next stitching.
When using Tajima embroidery data (.dst)
When using Tajima embroidery data (.dst), you can select
whether or not the thread is trimmed according to a
specified number of jump codes.
a
Check that the thread trimming function
is
turned on. (page 60)
b
Touch
, and then display page 1 of the settings
screen.
c
Touch
and
to select the number of jump
codes.
• For example, if [3] is specified, sequential 3 jump
codes will be converted to the trim code. But
sequential 2 jump codes will not be converted to the
trim code, it will be embroidered as the feed (jump)
stitch.
Thread color sorting
You can embroider more efficiently by sorting combined
designs’ thread colors.
Before starting to embroider, touch
in the embroidering
settings screen to rearrange the embroidering order and sort it
by thread colors.
The embroidery color order is rearranged and sorted by thread
colors.
Touch
to cancel the color sorting and embroider with the
embroidery color order.
Memo
• If pattern has many trims, it is recommended to
select a higher jump stitch trim setting in order to
reduce the amount of excess tails on the wrong
side of fabric.
• The higher the jump stitch length selected, the
fewer number of times the machine will trim. In this
case, more jump stitches remain on the right side
of the fabric.
Memo
• The “DST” setting will be applied with the next
pattern that is loaded.
Note
• You need to set the jump number same as the
number that was used when the particular Tajima
data was created.
If the jump number is not matched, either
unexpected trim or no trimming at trim expected
point will happen.
(page 24):
An instruction video is available for this topic.
Note
• This function does not work on overlapping
designs.
