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Using the Memory Function
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Saving patterns
The embroidery patterns and the alphabet characters
you have customized can be saved in the machine's
memory.
Since the saved patterns will not be erased when the
power is turned off, you can always retrieve them for
embroidery. This is convenient for saving names and
the like. You can save up to 12 patterns or 512 KB of
data.
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Saving a pattern
a
After selecting the pattern to be saved, press
/
(Memory key).
X
After the pattern is saved, the initial screen
appears again.
Note
z
Do not turn off the machine while the
pattern is being saved, otherwise the pattern
data may be lost.
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Retrieving a pattern.
a
Press .
X
The saved patterns are displayed.
b
Select the pattern you wish to retrieve.
Switch screens using
(Previous page key)
and
(Next page key).
a
Total amount of memory used
b
Total amount of memory space
c
Number of the currently displayed page from the
total number of pages
X
The selected pattern is shown in reverse
highlighting.
c
Press .
To delete the saved pattern, press
.
X
The saved pattern is retrieved.
X
The embroidery screen appears, and you
can embroider the retrieved pattern.
Note
z
Characters saved from an embroidery card
must have the embroidery card inserted in
the machine in order to retrieve the memory
saved from the embroidery card.
c
b
a
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