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Perimeter Trace
Perimeter Trace helps determine if the pantograph is at the correct position
for the start point of the design, and if the design will sew in the correct place
on the fabric. The Perimeter trace icon is shown on screen once the machine
is in Drive mode.
Perimeter Trace moves the pantograph from the origin to the top right corner of the
pattern, along the four sides of a box outline of the pattern, then back to origin. As the
pantograph moves to each point, the display shows the distance moved, in millimeters.
CAUTION! If the pantograph moves beyond mechanical field limits
during perimeter trace, the machine automatically shuts off. You’ll need
to manually push the pantograph back within the limits before powering
on. At the Origin Set screen, you must press A for five seconds, to bypass
seeking the origin. Seeking origin at this point would move back to the
field limit, shutting off the machine again.
NOTE: Do not sew in this position. Exit Drive mode and use the jog keys
to reposition the pantograph, changing the start point of the pattern, then
re-enter Drive mode. Or, use Program options to make the pattern
smaller.
NOTE: If you have set soft limits in the Machine Conditions parameters
and position the start point of a pattern so it would hit a soft limit, when
you use Perimeter Trace, the BENS recognizes that it will hit a limit, and
does not move the pantograph in that direction during the trace. The
BENS beeps and shows the D08 message, then continues on the rest of
the trace. Each time it would hit a limit, it beeps and shows D08 again.
When perimeter trace is complete D08 still displays, reminding you to
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