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BEFORE EMBROIDERING
Getting Ready
Basic operations B-59
B
1
■ Checking the Needle Drop Point
With the Embroidery Foot “W+”
with LED Pointer
Before beginning to embroider when using the
embroidery foot “W+” with LED pointer, carefully
read the procedures described in the “Embroidery”
and “Embroidery Edit” chapters.
a
Press in the embroidery screen.
→ The LED pointer indicates the needle drop point.
* The LED pointer turns off automatically by lowering
the presser foot or returning to the previous page.
■ Adjusting the LED Pointer
Adjust the LED pointer if it indicates a point different
than the actual needle drop point.
Before adjusting the LED pointer, mark the actual
needle drop point on the fabric to be embroidered,
and then hoop the fabric and attach the embroidery
frame.
a
Press .
→ The settings screen appears.
b
Press .
→ The Embroidery settings screen appears.
c
Display page 10 of the Embroidery settings
screen.
Memo
• When the LED pointer is turned on, the
presser foot height is automatically adjusted
according to the fabric thickness.
• If is pressed again, the fabric thickness
is remeasured and the presser foot is set to
the optimum height.
Note
• With thick elastic fabric, the position will be
misaligned only at raised parts in the fabric.
In this case, manually adjust the position
according to the thickness of the fabric.
• With fabric that has a very uneven surface
such as quilting, the position is not correctly
aligned. In this case, the pointer indication
should be used only as a reference.
Note
• As a default, some keys mentioned in the
following procedures appear in light gray
and are not available. To enable the keys for
specifying the settings, attach embroidery
foot “W+” with LED pointer to the machine.
The keys are enabled after the embroidery
foot is detected.
Memo
• When using the “Embroidery” or
“Embroidery Edit”, touch to
directly access the Embroidery settings
screen.
- Operation Manual 1
- TRADEMARKS 2
- 3Electrical Hazards: 3
- 7This machine is not a toy: 4
- 8For a longer service life: 4
- 9For repair or adjustment: 4
- SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS 5
- CONTENTS 7
- Chapter2 9
- ■ Front View 10
- ■ Right-side/Rear View 10
- Using the Flat Bed Attachment 13
- Included Accessories 14
- Brother dealer 16
- B Basic operations 18
- Getting Ready 18
- WARNING 19
- Basic operations B-19 21
- ■ Utility Stitch Screen 23
- Basic operations B-23 25
- Sewing settings 26
- LCD SCREEN 28
- Basic operations B-27 29
- “Shutoff Support Mode” 30
- USB Mouse Is Used 30
- Basic operations B-29 31
- Thumbnails 32
- Basic operations B-33 35
- Function 37
- Pulling Up the Bobbin Thread 45
- ■ Attaching the Walking foot 54
- About the Needle 56
- Embroidery Step by Step 58
- ■ Adjusting the LED Pointer 61
- ACCESSORY TO THE MACHINE 65
- Using a USB Mouse 66
- Feeding of the Dual Feed Foot 68
- Sewing Basics 70
- Automatic Reinforcement 73
- Stitching 73
- Sewing Lightweight Fabrics 77
- Sewing Stretch Fabrics 77
- Setting the Stitch Width 78
- Setting the Stitch Length 78
- Setting the Thread Tension 80
- USEFUL FUNCTIONS 81
- → The key appears as 84
- (Automatic Presser Foot 85
- Pressure) 85
- Sewing S-19 87
- Utility Stitches 88
- Selecting a Stitch 89
- Saving Your Stitch Settings 90
- ■ Retrieving Saved Settings 91
- Straight Stitches 92
- Dart Seam 96
- Gathering 97
- Flat Fell Seam 97
- Finished flat fell seam 98
- Zigzag Stitches 99
- Stitch) 100
- Zigzag Stitch) 100
- Elastic Zigzag Stitches 101
- Overcasting 101
- CAUTION 102
- Quilting 103
- ■ Piecing 104
- Sewing S-37 105
- Sewing S-39 107
- SEWING THE STITCHES 110
- Blind Hem Stitches 113
- Hem Fold 115
- Appliqué 116
- Shelltuck Stitches 117
- Scallop Stitches 118
- Crazy Quilting 118
- Smocking Stitches 119
- Fagoting 120
- Tape or Elastic Attaching 120
- One-step Buttonholes 123
- Bar Tacks 127
- ■ Attaching 4 Hole Buttons 130
- Multi-directional Sewing 131
- STITCH SETTING CHART 135
- Sewing S-69 137
- Sewing S-71 139
- Sewing S-73 141
- Sewing S-75 143
- S Sewing 144
- Character/Decorative Stitches 144
- SELECTING STITCH PATTERNS 145
- Example: Entering “Blue Sky” 146
- ■ Deleting Characters 147
- Example: 148
- Making Adjustments 150
- Sewing S-83 151
- EDITING STITCH PATTERNS 152
- Sewing S-85 153
- Checking the Image 156
- COMBINING STITCH PATTERNS 157
- Combining Large and Small 158
- Stitch Patterns 158
- Combining Horizontal Mirror 159
- Image Stitch Patterns 159
- Combining Stitch Patterns of 159
- Different Length 159
- ■ More Examples 161
- Stitch Data Precautions 162
- Machine’s Memory 163
- Computer 165
- USING THE MEMORY FUNCTION 166
- Recalling from USB Media 167
- Recalling from the Computer 168
- Sewing S-101 169
- MY CUSTOM STITCH 170
- DESIGNING A STITCH 171
- Examples of Custom Stitches 172
- ENTERING STITCH DATA 173
- ■ Moving a Point 175
- Use to move the point 176
- ■ Inserting New Points 177
- USING STORED CUSTOM STITCHES 178
- Retrieving Stored Stitches 179
- Embroidering 181
- E Embroidering 182
- Embroidery 182
- SELECTING PATTERNS 183
- Selecting Embroidery 184
- Patterns/Brother 184
- “Exclusives”/Floral 184
- Alphabet/Bobbin Work Patterns 184
- Selecting Character Patterns 185
- Selecting Frame Patterns 187
- Selecting Patterns from 187
- Embroidery Cards 187
- Selecting Patterns from USB 188
- Media/Computer 188
- Embroidering E-9 189
- ■ Key Functions 190
- ■ Inserting the Fabric 194
- ■ Using the Embroidery Sheet 195
- Fabric Edges 196
- Previewing the Completed 200
- Pattern 200
- Sewing Embroidery Patterns 203
- Which Use Appliqué 203
- Embroidering E-25 205
- If the Thread Breaks During 207
- Turning Off the Power 208
- Resuming Embroidery After 208
- Embroidering E-29 209
- Adjusting Thread Tension 210
- No Color on the Screw) 211
- Not to Trim 213
- Changing the Thread Color 214
- Display” 215
- Embroidering E-37 217
- Rotating the Pattern 218
- Creating a Horizontal Mirror 219
- Enlarging the Editing Screen 219
- Changing the Density 220
- Patterns Only) 220
- Character Patterns 220
- Embroidering E-41 221
- REVISING THE PATTERN 222
- Uninterrupted Embroidering 223
- (Monochrome - Using a Single 223
- USB Media 226
- Retrieving Patterns from the 228
- EMBROIDERY APPLICATIONS 231
- Embroidering E-53 233
- Embroidering E-55 235
- Embroidery Edit 236
- EXPLANATION OF FUNCTIONS 237
- SELECTING PATTERNS TO EDIT 238
- Embroidering E-59 239
- • When selecting , and 240
- EDITING PATTERNS 241
- Embroidering E-63 243
- Changing Character Spacing 244
- Reducing Character Spacing 245
- Patterns 245
- Changing the Color of Each 246
- Thread Table from the List 249
- USB media 250
- Choosing a Color from the 251
- Custom Thread Table 251
- Designing Repeated Patterns 252
- Embroidering E-73 253
- ■ Repeating One Element of a 254
- Repeated Pattern 254
- ■ Assigning Thread Marks 255
- Embroidering the Pattern 256
- Repeatedly 256
- Embroidering E-77 257
- Duplicating a Pattern 258
- After Editing 259
- Editing Combined Patterns 260
- Embroidering E-81 261
- Sewing Combined Patterns 263
- Basting Embroidery 264
- Appendix 267
- A Appendix 268
- How to Create Bobbin Work 268
- Required Materials 269
- Upper Threading 270
- Appendix A-7 273
- Bobbin Work Free Motion 277
- Selecting the Pattern 278
- Appendix A-15 281
- ADJUSTING THE SCREEN 288
- TROUBLESHOOTING 289
- ■ Symptom 290
- ■ Remedy/check details 290
- Appendix A-25 291
- Incorrect thread tension 292
- Appendix A-27 293
- List of Symptoms 296
- Appendix A-31 297
- Appendix A-35 301
- ERROR MESSAGES 302
- SPECIFICATIONS 303
- Upgrade Procedure Using USB 304
- Upgrade Procedure Using 305
- Printed in Taiwan 312
- XF3625-001 312
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