Brother 882-C40, Operational Manual

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USING THE MEMORY FUNCTION
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• Do not create folders in “Removable Disk” on a
computer. If embroidery data is stored in a folder
in “Removable Disk”, that embroidery data
cannot be retrieved by the machine.
• Even if the embroidery unit is not attached, the
machine will recognize embroidery data.
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Tajima (.dst) Embroidery Data
• .dst data is displayed in the pattern list screen by
file name (the actual image cannot be displayed).
Only the first eight characters of the file name
can be displayed.
• Since Tajima (.dst) data does not contain specific
thread color information, it is displayed with our
default thread color sequence. Check the
preview and change the thread colors as desired.
Saving Embroidery Patterns in the
Machine’s Memory
You can save embroidery patterns that you have
customized and will use often; for example, your
name, patterns that have been rotated or had the
size changed, patterns that have had the sewing
position changed, etc. A total of about 2 MB of
patterns can be saved in the machine's memory.
a
Press when the pattern you want to
save is in the embroidery screen.
b
Press .
* Press to return to the original screen without
saving.
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The “Saving” screen is displayed. When the pattern
is saved, the display returns to the original screen
automatically.
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If the Memory is Full
If the screen below displays, either the maximum
number of patterns have been saved or the pattern
you want to save takes a lot of memory, and the
machine cannot save it. If you delete a previously
saved pattern, you can save the current pattern.
a
Press .
* Press to return to the original screen without
saving.
→
The machine displays the patterns currently saved.
Note
• Do not turn the main power to OFF while the
“Saving” screen is displayed. You will lose
the pattern you are saving.
Memo
• It takes a few seconds to save a pattern to
the machine’s memory.
• See page E-48 for information on retrieving
a saved pattern.