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Press the right arrow from within the “Pause Delay”
banner to get to the “Tie Off” banner
(Figure 45)
.
Adjustments can be made here relating to the length
of the tie-off stitch, the number of tie-off stitches,
and whether the tie-off stitch sequence is turned on
at the beginning and end of a pattern.
Emergency Stop
The “Emergency Stop” button should be used if there
is a situation in which the user, quilt, or machine
may be harmed if it continues to attempt to stitch
the pattern. This button will immediately stop the
Pro-Stitcher from moving and the quilting machine
from quilting. It will also disable the motors in case
the machine needs to be moved to a new location.
The Pro-Stitcher will go back to the “Library” screen
and will not hold its current position within the pat-
tern it is stitching. If the user wishes to continue
stitching the pattern after the emergency situation
has been cleared, the pattern will need to be re-start-
ed or the “New Start Point” function can be used to
locate a point in the pattern from which to resume.
Pause
If the bobbin or top thread breaks, or runs out in the
middle of a pattern, or if the user wishes to pause the
system for any other reason, press the “Pause” but-
ton in the top right-hand corner of the screen
(Figure 45)
. The Pro-Stitcher will continue to stitch
a short distance until the data in the motor buffers
has been executed. The Pro-Stitcher will then dis-
play the “Pause Screen” (
Figure 46
). A description
of the functions available from the “Pause Screen”
follows on the next page.
Figure 46
Figure 45