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USING FUNCTIONS BY CONNECTING THE ACCESSORY TO THE MACHINE
B-50
About the Needle
The needle is probably the most important part of the machine. Choosing the proper needle for your
embroidering project will result in a beautiful finish and fewer problems. Below are some things to keep
in mind about needles.
• Use needle 75/11 for embroidery.
• It is recommended that a 90/14 needle should be used when embroidering on heavyweight fabrics or
stabilizing products (for example, denim, puffy foam, etc.). A 75/11 needle may bend or break, which could
result in injury.
• The smaller the needle number, the finer the needles. As the numbers increase, the needles get thicker.
• Use fine (thinner) needles for lightweight fabrics, and thicker (larger) needles for heavyweight fabrics.
Using USB Media or Embroidery
Card Reader/USB Card Writer
Module*
*
If you have purchased the Palette Ver5 or later,
Palette Petite or Palette PTS, you can plug the
included USB card writer module into the machine
as an embroidery card reader, and recall patterns.
a
USB port for mouse / media (USB 2.0)
b
USB media
a
USB port for mouse / media
b
Embroidery card Reader/USB card writer module
*
USING FUNCTIONS BY CONNECTING THE
ACCESSORY TO THE MACHINE
Note
• Use only an embroidery card reader
designed for this machine. Using an
unauthorized embroidery card reader may
cause your machine to operate incorrectly.
• Embroidery patterns cannot be saved from
the machine to an embroidery card inserted
into a connected USB card writer module.
Memo
• USB media is widely used, however some
USB media may not be usable with this
machine. Please visit our website for more
details.
• Depending on the type of USB media being
used, either directly plug the USB device
into the machine’s USB port or plug the
USB media Reader/Writer into the
machine’s USB port.
Summary of Contents for Spirit BLPY
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