Sequence Control
Tips:
The left portion of the display shows the position of the needle where it appears in the overall design. The right side of the
display is an enlarged view of the position.
Use the Upper Multi-function (Width) knob to move the hoop slowly stitch by stitch as described above.
Use the Lower Multi-function (Length) knob to move the embroidery hoop in larger steps.
The number in the Information area shows the exact stitch number of the embroidery sequence. Touch the Selection of Stitch
Position by Number (magnifier) icon, a screen appears where you can type in the exact stitch number to which you would like
to move to.
Use the Sequence Control function when the thread breaks to reposition the needle to start stitching again.
The Sequence Control function is also used for advancing or backing up CutWork Designs.
1.
If a thread breaks during the embroidery process, the
machine will stop and the Sequence Control screen will
automatically appear.
2.
For today’s exercise, stop the machine sometime during
the stitch out of the design from Page 21. Cut the thread
using the Thread Cutter on the machine.
3.
Touch the Sequence Control icon to open the Sequence
Control screen. (This screen opens automatically if the
machine detects a thread break.)
4.
When the Sequence Control screen opens, the motif is
enlarged for a better view of the exact place of the thread
breakage and the Information Area appears.
5.
Turn the Upper Multi-function (Width) knob counter-
clockwise to move the embroidery hoop backward in
the embroidery sequence. Turn the Upper Multi-function
(Width) knob clockwise to move the embroidery hoop for-
ward in the embroidery sequence.
6.
Turn the stitch width knob slowly to move the hoop stitch
by stitch.
7.
Go back stitch by stitch to a position several stitches
before thread breakage occurred to resume stitching.
8.
To resume stitching, touch the Start/Stop button on the
machine, or touch the Needle icon in the upper left corner
of the display and the Embroidery screen reappears.
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