Brother 82-W20, Operation Manual

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LCD SCREEN
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Saving a Settings Screen Image to
USB Media
An image of the settings screen can be saved as a
BMP file.
A maximum of 100 images can be saved on a single
USB media at one time.
a
Insert the USB media into the USB port on
the right side of the machine.
a USB port
b
USB media
b
Press .
→
The settings screen appears. Select the settings
screen page that you want to save the screen image
of.
c
Press .
→
The image file will be saved to the USB media.
d
Remove the USB media, and then check the
saved image using a computer.
The files for Settings screen images are saved with the
name “S**.BMP” in a folder labeled “bPocket”.
* “**” in the name “S**.BMP” will automatically be
replaced with a number between 00 and 99.
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Selecting the “Eco Mode” or
“Shutoff Support Mode”
You can save the machine power by setting the eco
mode or the shutoff support mode.
If you leave the machine without using for a
specified period of time, the machine enters in one
of these modes.
“Eco Mode” ;
Machine will enter a sleep mode. Touch the screen
or press the “Start/Stop” button to continue sewing.
“Shutoff Support Mode” ;
Machine will enter the lower power mode after set
period of time. Turn machine off and then back on
to restart sewing.
Press the “Start/Stop” button or touch the screen
display to recover from these modes.
a
Press .
→
The settings screen appears.
b
Press .
→
The General settings screen appears.
c
Display page 5 of the General settings
screen.
d
Use or to select the time until
entering the mode.
Note
• If 100 image files have already been saved
on the USB media, the following message
appears. In this case, delete a file from the
USB media or use different USB media.
Condition Eco Mode Shutoff Support
Mode
Available time OFF, 0 - 120 (minute) OFF, 1 - 12 (hour)
“Start/Stop” button Green flashing Green slow flashing
Suspended function Machine light,
Screen display, LED
pointer, Guideline
marker, Spool Stand
LED
All functions
After recovering The machine starts
from the previous
operation. You need to turn off
the machine.