Swf embroidery machine parts software#

How do I SWITCH the machine software BETWEEN CAP AND FLAT settings?.

After the design has completed being copied to the floppy disk, press the PREVIOUS button (F8).

For this example press the TAJIMA button (F2).

You will be given the option of choosing the SWF button (F1) or the TAJIMA button (F2).

Use the LEFT ARROW (F1), UP ARROW (F2), DOWN ARROW (F3) and RIGHT ARROW (F4) buttons to highlight the desired design.

To that question, you will have to decide in which way to proceed. NOTE: If a copy of the design is currently located on the disk, you will be prompted 'Overwrite Design? OK=> SET, NO=> PREV'.

After the design has completed being copied to the floppy disk, press the PREVIOUS button.

For this example press the DOWN button to access the '2.TAJIMA' command.

You will be given the option of choosing '1.SWF or 2.TAJIMA'.

When the design is highlighted press the SET button.

Find the desired design by using the UP or DOWN buttons.

You will be highlighting '1) FDD SAVE' command.

How do I COPY A FILE from the machine memory to a floppy disk?.

You will see highlighted 'Y_Scale:100%'.

You will see highlighted 'X_Scale:100%'.

You will see highlighted '2) Y_Scale:100%'.

We at MESA recommend that you only increase or decrease the scale of a design by the maximum of 20% either way.

You can type in any percentage increase or decrease you would like from 50% to 200%.

You will see highlighted '1) X_Scale:100%'.

How do I BACK UP a few stitches in my design?.

Turn all of the heads on the machine back on by pressing the Head On/Off Switch on the Thread Tension Unit.

Press and release the START button until you get to 1968.

Press the +100 button (F1) nine times.Turn all of the heads on the machine on by pressing the Head On/Off Switch on the Thread Tension Unit.

If you are not quite up to 1968, press and release the START button until you reach that number.Hold down the START button until you get somewhat near 1968.This brings us up to stitch 1957 of 4807 as displayed on the Stitch Info screen. To get close to our goal press the START button nine times.100 stitch' which is fine for this example. In this example, our goal is to get to 1968 so we need to change the increments we increase by to 100.Watch the Stitch Info screen for details. If during the course of pressing START to progress through the design you happened to go beyond to number of stitches you intended, press the STOP button to reverse the same amount of stitches.Since earlier in this exercise we established being at stitch 57 this step took us to stitch 1057. Press the DOWN button, which will take the cursor to '2.1000 stitch'.For this example lets pretend we have a 4807-stitch design and we need to get to stitch number 1968.Turn all of the heads on the machine back on by pressing the Head On/Off Switch.

For this example that took me to stitch 57.

Hesitate for approximately eight seconds then press the STOP button.

Turn all of the heads on the machine off by pressing the Head On/Off Switch on the Thread Tension Unit.

If you have sewn at least one stitch go to # 8, if not go to #4.

You must have at least one stitch sewn in the design for the float command to work.

How do I DELETE A DESIGN from the machine?.

Press the DOWN ARROW button (F2) to access the Y SATIN command (#6).

Press the DOWN ARROW button (F2) to access the X SATIN command (#5).

The machine will display Y SATIN: 0 These numbers represent the degree to which all satin columns within the design will be increased vertically.

Press the DOWN button to access the Y SATIN command (#7).

The machine will display X SATIN: 0 These numbers represent the degree to which all satin columns within the design will be increased horizontally.

Press the DOWN button to access the X SATIN command (#6).

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