USING THE SENSOR PEN
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Using the Sensor Pen
Hold the sensor pen, and then touch the point to
be specified. When the tip of the sensor pen is
pushed in, the position information is sent to the
machine.
When using the sensor pen, touch slowly and
gently for the definite operation.
1) Touch:
Touch a point with the sensor pen, then
immediately lift up the pen.
2) Long touch:
Touching a point with the sensor
pen and holding it down for at least one second
allows you to activate the functions that you just
selected.
Important Information about
Sensor Pen
The sensor pen emits the signal to the machine,
and then the sensor pen receiver receives the
signal to specify the position.
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Sensor pen receiver
b
Signal is waved out from the sensor pen
USING THE SENSOR PEN
Note
• Once a point is touched with the sensor pen
and the entered information is applied in the
screen, perform the next operation.
Repeatedly touching a point with the sensor
pen may prevent the information from being
correctly read.
• Do not drag the sensor pen tip on the
machine, otherwise the sensor pen tip may
be chipped off.
• If there is any problem with the guideline
marker, the sensor function may not
operate correctly.
Memo
• The sensor pen can be used to touch on the
screen as a touch pen.
CAUTION
• Do not insert any object into the sensor pen
and the receiver, otherwise the machine may
be damaged.
IMPORTANT
• Do not put your hand, the fabric or any object
between the machine and the sensor pen,
otherwise the sensor pen receiver may not
receive the ultrasonic wave.
• Do not use the machine close to any other unit
which produces ultrasonic wave or a vibration
sound, otherwise interference may occur.
Summary of Contents for 882-C40
Page 107: ...USEFUL FUNCTIONS Sewing Basics Sewing S 19 S 1 ...
Page 163: ...STITCH SETTING CHART Utility Stitches Sewing S 75 S 2 ...
Page 200: ...USING STORED CUSTOM STITCHES S 112 ...
Page 218: ...ATTACHING THE EMBROIDERY FRAME E 18 b Pull the embroidery frame toward you ...
Page 255: ...EMBROIDERY APPLICATIONS Embroidery Embroidering E 55 E 1 ...
Page 286: ...USING THE MEMORY FUNCTION E 86 ...
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