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g
Select
• If you make a mistake while specifying a
point, press
the point changes from
then move (edit) the position of the point.
A screen for specifying the next point
appears.
h
Repeat steps
point.
Up to 99 points can be entered.
■ To edit the position of a point.
The position of a point can be edited (moved) if
(Cancel/clear key) is pressed while
is displayed in the screen so that the point
changes from
(Cancel/clear key) is pressed, the previous point is
selected. To select the next point, press
key).
■ To delete a point
The last point can be deleted by pressing
key) while a point appears as
where
key deletes the last point in the pattern.
i
After all points in the pattern have been
specified, select
in step
The sewing screen appears.
, and then press
(Cancel/clear key) so that
to
e
g
through
to specify each
to
. Each time
is displayed. Each press of the
in the screen that appears
g
, and then press
(OK key).
(OK key).
j
Specify the various stitching settings, such as
reverse/reinforcement stitching, in the same
way as with other stitches.
• With this screen displayed, pressing
, and
(OK
(0
in the screen
(Cancel/clear key) displays the screen where
points can be edited so that points can be
added or removed.
Memo
To save the entered pattern data, save it from
the sewing screen. For details, refer to
"Saving patterns" (page 130).
The pattern in the LCD will appear different
from the pattern drawn in the grid sheet set
and the actual sewn stitch. Also, refer to
these when entering the design.
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