Bernina Artista 730, Instruction Manual

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The Embroidery Computer – On-screen Functions and Displays
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touch symbol
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a special display appears
To Next Page - Edit 1
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touch symbol
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Screen Edit 1 appears
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with the Motif Properties function the following
is possible:
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altering the stitch density of stitch types
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Pull Compensation: adjusting excessive
spacing/overlap of motif
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Run Length: altering outline length
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touch symbol
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a special display appears
Motif Properties Letter Manipulation
Note:
The last activated function in Edit 2 (Move Motif, Rotate
Motif, Rescale Motif Height or Width and Rescale Motif
Proportionally) can still be changed when switching
back to screen Edit 1.
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alter stitch density (satin stitch, step stitch, deco-
rative stitch fills (Fancy Fill)
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touching « + » increases the stitch density
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touching « - » reduces the stitch density
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display of the alteration in percent (%)
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adjusting Pull Compensation
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touching « + » increases the Pull Compensation
value to decrease excessive spacing between
objects and/or outlines caused by the push and
pull effect of fill stitches
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touching « – » decreases the Pull Compensation
value to eliminate excessive overlap of objects
and/or outlines caused by the push and pull
effect of fill stitches
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display of the alteration in 1/10 millimeter (mm)
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altering Run Length (outline)
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lengthen Run Length by touching « + »
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shorten Run Length by touching « – »
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confirm entry by touching «OK»
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display of the alteration in 1/10 millimeter (mm)
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to insert lettering touch the Text bar
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a screen with a keyboard appears
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to change the alphabet type scroll next to the
Alphabet symbol
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the alphabet type changes in the display
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to alter lettering size scroll with arrows next to
the Height box
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alteration is shown in milimeter (mm)
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to change the baseline type of lettering touch the
desired on-screen button
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horizontal baseline
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circle counter clockwise produces lettering below
the curved baseline (three different forms of
arched lettering are possible, the larger the green
circle the less the arch)
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circle clockwise produces lettering above the
curved baseline (three different forms of arched
lettering are possible, the larger the green circle
the less the arch)
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vertical baseline
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use up or down arrows to change letter spacing
in mm steps between letters
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