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Contents Before Using Getting Started Design Center Layout & Editing
Programmable
Stitch Creator
Quick Reference Alphabetic Index
Manual Punching Mode
This mode is used to create patterns that look like manual embroidery. When you use the standard Fill or
Satin stitch to fill a region, the thread in the whole region has the same direction. Some patterns, how-
ever, look better when the thread direction “follows” the curves of the pattern. The Manual Punching
mode provides such a feature.
Letters that you design yourself constitute a typical example of patterns that look better when using the
Manual Punching mode. The illustrations below show the preview of two letters “O”.
The first one has been designed using two concentric ovals without a line sew setting, filling the larger
oval with Fill stitch and turning off the region sew setting inside the small oval. The pair was then set for
hole sewing.
The second letter has been redrawn using Manual Punching. To do this, we duplicated the first letter,
removed the region inside, and created a manual punching pattern using the outlines of the ovals as
guides. The ovals were then deleted.
The stitch density for both letters was set to a minimum in order to make it easier to see the difference
between the two patterns on the preview display.
When creating a manual punching pattern, it is easier to use something in the background as a guide. In
the above example, we used two ovals that we removed after completing the manual punching pattern.
Another possibility is to load a template image and redraw it using manual punching patterns. The advan-
tage of this method over the automatic conversion provided by Design Center is that you have a better
control on the thread orientation.
■ Creating a manual punching pattern
1
Open a template or prepare a pattern that you will use as a guide.
2 Click on the Tool Box.
Five buttons appear:
is for creating block-type punching patterns. (Shortcut key: )
is for creating curved block-type punching patterns. (Shortcut key: )
is for semi-automatically creating block-type punching patterns. (Shortcut key: )
is for creating running-type punching patterns (the broken line is sewn). (Shortcut key: )
is for creating feed-type punching patterns (the broken line is not sewn). (Shortcut key: )
Fill stitch
Manual Punching
(the thread has a constant direction)
(the direction of the thread follows the curve)
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- PE-DESIGN 1
- New Features of Version 5.0 4
- Contents 5
- Before Using 9
- Installing the Software 10
- Finish 12
- Start button 13
- OK to start up the installer 13
- Add/Remove 15
- Getting Started 17
- ■ Design Center 18
- ■ Programmable Stitch Creator 18
- Using the Auto Punch Function 19
- Step 2 Opening an Image 20
- Step 3 Editing the Image 21
- Using Design Center 24
- Step 1 Starting Design Center 25
- Converting to Line Image 27
- Step 4 Editing Lines 28
- To Figure Handle 30
- Step 6 Moving to Sew Setting 31
- 2 For one side of the petals: 35
- Step 8 Previewing the Image 36
- Step 9 Saving the File 36
- Using Layout & Editing 37
- Starting Layout & Editing 38
- Step 3 Zooming In and Out 40
- 5 Click 42
- Moving the Embroidery Pattern 43
- Step 5 Adding an Oval 44
- Step 7 Adding Text 46
- Moving the Oval and Text 49
- Step 14 Adjusting the Rays 54
- Step 15 Setting Hole Sewing 55
- Previewing the Sewing Image 56
- Step 18 Saving the File 57
- ■ Select the Design Page size 63
- Design Center 69
- The Screen 70
- Using the Stage 2 Tool Box 71
- Zoom-in Mode 72
- Fit Design Page to Window 72
- Zoom-out Mode 72
- Using the Stage 3 Tool Box 73
- Using the Stage 4 Tool Box 79
- Default 80
- Line (all) Setting Mode 81
- Line (part) Setting Mode 82
- Hole Sewing Mode 84
- ■ Stitch 88
- ■ Wizard 91
- 1 Click File, then Wizard 91
- ■ Output to Clipboard 96
- ■ Import Figure 96
- 1 Click File, then Exit 98
- Programmable 100
- Stitch Creator 100
- Edit, then Delete 101
- Edit – Undo 101
- Sew Menu 104
- OK to select the pattern 106
- ■ Sewing Order 108
- • As you click , , , or 109
- Display Menu 111
- Option Menu 114
- ■ Select System Unit 115
- Stage Menu 116
- [Color Reduction function] 117
- ■ To Figure Handle 118
- ■ To Sew Setting 120
- Help Menu 121
- Layout & Editing 123
- Using the Tool Box 124
- Selection Mode 125
- Point Edit Mode 128
- Zoom Mode 133
- Text Input Mode 135
- Circle and Arc Drawing Mode 136
- Rectangle Drawing Mode 139
- Outline Drawing Mode 139
- Manual Punching Mode 141
- Measure Mode 143
- Setting Geometric Attributes 145
- Setting Text Attributes 146
- 1 Click on the Font selector 147
- 2 Click the desired font 147
- ■ Text size 148
- 2 Click the desired value 148
- ■ Transform level 149
- ■ Line sew 150
- 1 Click the Line sew button 150
- ■ Region sew 151
- ■ Color 152
- 1 Click the Color button 152
- Special colors 153
- 1 Create an oval 153
- 2 Click the desired stitch 155
- File Menu 157
- ■ Import – from File 159
- ■ Import – from Card 162
- ■ Export 165
- 1 Click File, then Export 165
- ■ Property 169
- 1 Click File, then Property 169
- ■ Print Setup 169
- Reduced Size is selected: 173
- File, then Exit 173
- Edit Menu 174
- Edit then Group 175
- Edit then Ungroup 175
- Edit, then Rotate 178
- ■ Numerical Setting-Size 179
- RightCenterLeft 181
- ■ Select All 182
- Image Menu 183
- ■ Input – from Clipboard 186
- ■ Modify 188
- 1 Click Image, then Modify 188
- ■ Image to Stitch Wizard 189
- If Auto Punch is selected: 190
- Image Tune to open the Image 191
- Cancel to close this dialog 191
- [Manual Color Selection] 194
- If Cross Stitch is selected: 203
- Off to hide the image 204
- Text Menu 205
- ■ Text Attribute Setting 206
- ■ Fit Text to Path Setting 207
- Text, then Transform Text 209
- Cancel to exit 209
- ■ Convert to Outline Object 211
- Apply to confirm the setting 213
- Close to exit 213
- Text Programmable Fill 215
- is selected as the 215
- Sew, then Sewing Order 219
- ■ Set hole sewing 220
- Sew, then Cancel Hole Sewing 221
- Sew, then Stitch to Block 221
- OK to confirm 221
- Sew, then Convert to Stitch 222
- 1 Select the pattern 223
- ■ Select Sewing Area 224
- ■ Optimize Entry/Exit points 226
- ■ Stitch Simulator 229
- ■ Toolbar 230
- ■ Status Bar 230
- [Creating a New Thread Chart] 234
- [Deleting a Chart] 234
- [Editing a Chart] 235
- Delete Item to 236
- OK to remove it 239
- Programmable Stitch Creator 241
- Line Drawing Mode 245
- Using the Menu Bar 246
- Mode Menu 250
- Motif Mode 251
- Edit - Undo 254
- Edit, then Select All 255
- 2 Click OK to remove it 259
- Quick Reference 261
- Alphabetic Index 269
- Product Agreement 273
- XC3894-001 274
- Printed in Japan 274
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