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Embro
idery
Stitch-Out
5. Active Features
6. Stitch-Out Progress Window
7. Zoom to All
8. Zoom to Hoop
9. Zoom Slider
10. Stitch-Out Settings
11. Return to Embroidery Edit
12. Precise Positioning
13. Number of Stitches in Embroidery Combination
14. Estimated Embroidery Time
15. Full Screen View
16. Hoop Position
17. Step Stitch-by-Stitch
18. Thread Metering/Thread Tension
19. Number of Stitches in Current Color Block
20. Progress Circle for Color Block
21. Progress Circle for Embroidery Combination
22. Expand Window
23. Color Block
24. Basting Options
25. Ghost Mode
26. Color Block Sort
27. Color Block Merge
28. Monochrome
29. Color block list
30. Menu Panel
31. Quick Help
32. Main Menu
Embroidery Stitch-Out Settings
Embroidery Stitch-Out Settings are automatically
opened when entering Embroidery Stitch-Out. Before
starting to embroider, review the Embroidery Stitch-Out
Settings to check that everything is set as you desire.
Touch OK to close.
Attach Selected Hoop
The currently selected hoop in Embroidery Edit is
shown in the window. If you want to change the hoop,
return to Embroidery Edit and change the hoop in Hoop
Options.
Attached Needle Plate
The Straight Stitch Needle Plate is generally
recommended for best results in embroidery. Your
creative icon™ machine senses which needle plate is
attached. If the needle plate shown is not the one you
wish to use, attach your preferred needle plate.
Selected Foot Type
Select either the Dynamic Spring Foot 6D Free-Motion
or a Sensormatic Free-Motion Foot, e.g. 6A. It is very
important that the correct setting is selected for the
attached embroidery foot.
Embroidering with the ActivStitch™ technology feature
and the Dynamic Spring Foot 6D will ensure the best
embroidery results.
Some specific specialty techniques and/or accessories
do not support the use of the Dynamic Spring Foot 6D
Free-Motion, e.g. yarn couching and felting.
When the Dynamic Spring Foot 6D is selected the
machine will lower the foot to hold the fabric at each
stitch. When a sensormatic foot is selected, the machine
will lower the foot to a pivot height above the fabric.
When using a sensormatic foot the presser foot height
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