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Correctly Using the Embroidery Frames 65
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Correctly Using the Embroidery Frames
The various types of embroidery frames and their uses are described below. In addition to the included
embroidery frames, the optional cap frame can be used with this embroidery machine.
Embroidery frame types and applications
● Only use embroidery frames of the sizes indicated in the screen, otherwise the embroidery
frame may hit the presser foot, which may result in injuries.
Extra-large
embroidery frame
Large embroidery frame
Medium embroidery
frame
Small embroidery frame
Embroidering area:
200 mm (H) × 300 mm (W)
(7-7/8 inches (H) × 11-3/4 inches (W))
Embroidering area:
130 mm (H) × 180 mm (W)
(5-1/8 inches (H) × 7-1/8 inches (W))
Embroidering area:
100 mm (H) × 100 mm (W)
(4 inches (H) × 4 inches (W))
Embroidering area:
40 mm (H) × 60 mm (W)
(1-1/2 inches (H) × 2-3/8 inches (W))
Use when embroidering
connecting characters or
patterns, combined patterns
or large embroidery
patterns.
Use when embroidering
patterns with a size less than
130 mm (H) × 180 mm (W)
(5-1/8 inches (H) × 7-1/8
inches (W))
Use when embroidering
standard-sized patterns.
Use when embroidering
small-sized patterns,
such as nametags.
(Refer to “Hooping the Fabric” on page 67.) (Refer to “Hooping the Fabric in the Embroidery
Frame” on page 28.)
Cap frame
(optional)
Note
● The embroidery frame indicators show all
embroidery frame sizes in which the
embroidery pattern can be sewn. Be sure
to use an embroidery frame of the most
suitable size. If the embroidery frame that
is too large is used, the pattern may be
misaligned or the fabric may pucker.
<Standard type> <Advanced type>
Embroidering area:
50 mm (H) × 130 mm (W)
(2 inches (H) × 5-1/8 inches (W))
Use when embroidering caps.
Baseball (golf) caps, tulip hats and bucket hats can be
embroidered with this frame.
This frame cannot be used with hats having a front area of
50 mm (2 inches) or less, such as sun visors and children’s
hats. In addition, it cannot be used with hats that have a
brim longer than 80 mm (3-1/8 inches).
(For details on attaching this frame, refer to “Using the
Optional Cap Frame” on page 169.)
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- OPERATION MANUAL 1
- Important Safety Instructions 2
- SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS 2
- IMPORTANT 3
- Conformity (For USA Only) 4
- License Agreement 6
- Warning Labels 7
- Six-needle machine 9
- Other features 11
- Available features 12
- Manual Structure 13
- Contents 14
- OTHER BASIC PROCEDURES 61 15
- EMBROIDERING SETTINGS 87 16
- APPENDIX 155 17
- 1 GETTING READY 18
- Front view 19
- Right-side/rear view 20
- Operation panel 20
- Included Accessories 21
- Optional Accessories 22
- Setting Up the Machine 23
- Setup location 24
- Setting up the machine 25
- Setting Up the Machine 9 26
- Preparing the thread guide 27
- Positioning the spool stand 28
- Attaching the embroidery 28
- 2 EMBROIDERING TUTORIAL 30
- Operating Precautions 31
- Needle precautions 32
- Checking the needle 32
- Bobbin precautions 32
- Upper thread recommendations 33
- Fabric recommendations 33
- Display recommendations 33
- Basic Procedures 34
- 1. Installing the Bobbin 35
- Installing the Bobbin 36
- 2. Turning ON the Machine 37
- Turning ON the Machine 38
- Screen overview 39
- 1 Pattern type keys 40
- 1 Pattern keys 40
- 2 Displays a preview image 40
- 6. Previewing the Image 44
- Hooping the fabric in the 45
- 10. Upper Threading 50
- Upper Threading 54
- 5 through 6) 55
- 11. Sewing the Embroidery 59
- Sewing the Embroidery 60
- Stopping embroidering 61
- Removing the embroidery frame 63
- Removing the fabric 63
- 14. Turning OFF the Machine 64
- Screen Quick Reference Guide 66
- TECHNICAL TERMS: 75
- PATTERNS: 76
- EMBROIDERING: 76
- 3 OTHER BASIC PROCEDURES 78
- Changing the Needle 80
- Hooping the Fabric 84
- Using the embroidery sheet 85
- Large/small pieces of fabric 86
- Adjusting the angle 90
- Checking if thread spool 92
- Change thread spools 94
- Easily changing the thread 95
- If the upper thread breaks 96
- 2 of “If the upper 97
- Adjusting the Thread Tension 102
- Adjusting the tension of the 103
- 4 EMBROIDERING SETTINGS 104
- Automatic Lock Stitch Setting 105
- Repeatedly sewing a pattern 107
- Maximum Sewing Speed Setting 108
- Stopping the machine at the 109
- Specifying pause locations 109
- 2 and 3 for each pause that 110
- Temporary Needle Bar Setting 111
- Reserved Needle Bar Settings 113
- or for the 114
- Embroidery Data Precautions 117
- General pattern selection 119
- 4 Checking the preview image 120
- Embroidery patterns 121
- Renaissance Alphabet Patterns 122
- Floral alphabet patterns 123
- Appliqué alphabet 124
- Frame patterns 125
- Alphabet patterns 126
- Embroidery patterns stored 128
- Embroidery cards (optional) 129
- Computer (USB) 131
- 1 and 2 133
- USB media 134
- (Commercially Available) 134
- Combining patterns 136
- Selecting the pattern to be 137
- Moving a pattern 137
- Flipping a pattern vertically 138
- Rotating a pattern 139
- Changing the text 140
- Changing the character 141
- Changing the thread density 142
- Specifying multi-color text 143
- Changing the colors of the 144
- Deleting a pattern 145
- Rotating the entire pattern 146
- Creating a repeating pattern 147
- Editing a Combined Pattern 149
- Saving Embroidery Patterns 153
- USB Media 154
- Using the Settings Key 157
- Adjusting the brightness of 159
- Turning the buzzer on or off 159
- Changing the language 160
- Changing the units of 160
- Changing the display guides 160
- Changing the thread color 162
- Display expanded thread color 163
- Custom thread table settings 164
- “DST” jump codes for trimming 166
- Deleting short stitches 167
- Specifying the remaining 167
- Using the Help Key 170
- 7 APPENDIX 172
- Appliqué Sewing 173
- Using a frame pattern to 174
- Appliqué Sewing 159 176
- Checking the thread tension 177
- Color thread table 180
- Colors of Tajima (.dst) 180
- Creating Beautiful Embroidery 181
- Stabilizers (Backing) 182
- Hooping Techniques 183
- OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES 185
- Using the Optional Cap Frame 186
- Types of caps 187
- Fabric precautions 188
- Preparing to use the cap 188
- 4 through 6 189
- Installing the embroidery 202
- Additional digitizing 203
- 1 At least 1 mm 204
- 2 At least 2 mm 204
- Precautions 205
- Setting up the optional 206
- Connecting the AC adapter 206
- Winding the bobbin 207
- Maintenance 210
- Cleaning around the needle 211
- Cleaning the bobbin case 212
- Oiling the machine 213
- Maintenance 197 214
- Troubleshooting 215
- 1 Scratches or Burrs 217
- 1 Hook race area 217
- Troubleshooting 201 218
- Troubleshooting 203 220
- Troubleshooting 205 222
- Error messages 224
- Troubleshooting 209 226
- Troubleshooting 211 228
- If the LCD cannot be read 230
- If the machine does not 230
- Specifications 232
- Index 219 236
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