Brother BAS-342E Manuel d'instructions

Programming SoftwareFor Electronic Pattern SewerBAS-PC/300INSTRUCTION MANUALPlease read this manual before using the machine.Please keep this manual w

151-3901. Setting up the hardwareBe sure to turn off the power before setting up the hardware.Use the following procedure to connect equipment.1-1 Con

-76- Chapter 4 Changing sewing data151-3902-2 Converting all outline data on the screen to stitch data1. Select either [ALL], [INDV], or [SAME] on

3. Changing sewing attributes -77-151-3903. Changing sewing attributesWhen you change the sewing attributes, you should specify the range ofdata.

-78- Chapter 4 Changing sewing data151-390· When you change stitch data attributes, the color bar will appear:3-2 Selecting all outline dataIf yo

4. Changing sewing order -79-151-3904. Changing sewing orderThe sewing order for segments of data you create can be changed eithermanually with yo

-80- Chapter 4 Changing sewing data151-3904-2 Automatically changing sewing data orderSewing order for all segments can be automatically changed t

4. Changing sewing order -81-151-3904. Confirm the range you have specified is correct, and click the right mouse button tochange all sewing order.

-82- Chapter 4 Changing sewing data151-3905. Changing sewing directionThis function is used to reverse the current sewing direction (including sew

5. Changing sewing direction -83-151-3905-2 Reversing sewing direction of all data at one timeIf you select outline data for stitch data has been c

-84- Chapter 4 Changing sewing data151-3906. Changing feed attributesA feed stitch has attributes for thread trimming, splitting, and presser foot

7. Changing code attributes -85-151-3907. Changing code attributesWhen you select CODE ATTRIBUTE on the CHANGE menu, thecode attribute menu will ap

-2- 1. Setting up the hardware151-390ž he digitizer requires a serial port with two channels.ž Refer to the following table for the settings of the

-86- Chapter 4 Changing sewing data151-3907-2 Changing attribute for optional output code1. Select an optional output code whose attribute you wan

8. Using the DATA CONVERT function -87-151-3908. Using the DATA CONVERT functionThe DATA CONVERT function is used to change feed data to stitch dat

-88- Chapter 4 Changing sewing data151-3908-2 Changing stitch data to feed data1. Click on the STITCH->FEED check box on the selection menu.You

151-390Chapter 5 Setting information concerning data creationThis chapter explains how to set information concerning data creation.1. Set screenWhen

-92- Chapter 5 Setting information concerning data creation151-3901-1 Model menuThe model menu shows the list of model names for sewingmachines th

1. Set screen -93-151-390CENTER: Displays the pointer at the center of the frame.UPPER LEFT: Displays the pointer in the upper left corner of the f

-94- Chapter 5 Setting information concerning data creation151-3901-7 Maximum connection length sheet menuThis is available when you select STITCH

2. specifying the frame position -95-151-3902. Specifying the frame positionSelect the model name on the model scroll menu, decide the pointer posi

-96- Chapter 5 Setting information concerning data creation151-390You can specify the length from the specified position to the desired destinatio

151-390Chapter 6 FileThis chapter describes functions related to file management.1. File screenWhen you click on the [FILE] button on the main menu,

1. Setting up the hardware -3-151-3901-2 When the FD300 is not usedThis system can be used without the FD300 by directly connecting the ROM writer

-98- Chapter 6 File151-3901-1 NOW EDITING windowThe NOW EDITING window shows the image of the data currently beingedited.1-2 Directory sheet menuT

1. File screen -99-151-390The selected filename will appear in the file sheet menu.1-5 Contents windowThis window shows the contents (image) of the

-100- Chapter 6 File151-3902. File image screenWhen you click the [DISPLAY ALL] button, the file image screen will appear.The image of file which

3. Merging data -101-151-3903. Merging data into the data you are currently editingSelect the filename of the data you want to merge into the data

-102- Chapter 6 File151-390Click the left mouse button to decide your specification. The data will be merged into thedata currently displayed at

151-390Chapter 7 Input/OutputThis chapter describes functions to input data from each machine series into theBAS-PC/300, to output data created by th

-104- Chapter 7 Input/Output151-390This menu has the following three options: STITCH DATA, ROM DATA andEMBROIDERY/CAD DATA.(1) Stitch dataThis fun

1. I/O pull-down menu -105-151-390(3) Embroidery/CAD dataThis function is used to input embroidery data used on an embroidery sewingmachine, or dat

-106- Chapter 7 Input/Output151-3902. Stitch data input/output screenWhen you click on STITCH DATA on the I/O pull-down menu, the following screen

2. Stitch data input/output screen -107-151-3902-1 NOW EDITING windowThis window displays the image you are currently editing.2-2 End code selectio

-4- 2. Installing the BAS-PC/300151-3902. Installing the BAS-PC/300Before installing the BAS-PC/300, IBM-DOS or MS-DOS and a mouse driver (orWindow

-108- Chapter 7 Input/Output151-3902-4 Program number menuThe program number menu offers a list of program numbers fordata you input or output.If

2. Stitch data input/output screen -109-151-390Click on the button or press the [Enter] key on the keyboard to show the nextscreen.Click on the

-110- Chapter 7 Input/Output151-3902-8 Button menuThe above buttons are used to perform the operation for the data allotted to eachrespective prog

3. ROM data screen -111-151-3903. ROM data screenWhen you click on [ROM DATA] on the I/O pull-down menu, the following screen willappear:The follow

-112- Chapter 7 Input/Output151-3903-1 Model menuThe model menu shows the list of names of models you wantto input stitch data to or output it fro

3. ROM data screen -113-151-3903-4 ROM file scroll menuThis shows the list of ROM filenames which are included inthe directory you specify.If there

-114- Chapter 7 Input/Output151-3903-5 ROM data image screenWhen you click on the [DISPLAY ALL] button, the following will appear.Images of ROM da

3. ROM data screen -115-151-3903-6 Button menuThe following are explanations of each button:Button ExplanationROM IN Inputs data stored on the ROM

-116- Chapter 7 Input/Output151-3903-7 Copy button menuThese buttons are used to copy the ROM data in the ROM chips, toadd ROM data to the ROM fil

4. EMBROIDERY/CAD data input screen -117-151-3904. EMBROIDERY/CAD data input screenWhen you click [EMBROIDERY/CAD DATA] on the I/O pull-down menu,

3. Starting the BAS-PC/300 -5-151-3903. Starting the BAS-PC/300Use the procedure below to start the BAS-PC/300.When you use IBM-DOS (MS-DOS)(1) Tur

-118- Chapter 7 Input/Output151-3904-2 File name sheet menuThis is used to specify the filename of embroidery data orCAD data you want to input.Cl

4. EMBROIDERY/CAD data input screen -119-151-3904-6 DXF unit selection menuThis is used to specify the measurement unit of CAD data (DXFformat) to

-120- Chapter 7 Input/Output151-3905. Data manipulation5-1 Inputting data1. For BAS-300 or 750 series machines, insert a disk storing BAS-300 or 7

5. Data manipulation -121-151-3905-2 Outputting data1. For BAS-300 or 750 series machines, insert a disk storing BAS-300 or 750 seriesdata file(s)

-122- Chapter 7 Input/Output151-390Using the mouse, move the pointer to adjust the frame to the desired position, and clickthe left mouse button t

5. Data manipulation -123-151-390When you click the [SET] button, the frame position will be fixed. However, if youclick the [SET] button with dat

-124- Chapter 7 Input/Output151-3905-3 Deleting data1. For BAS-300 or 750 series machines, insert a disk storing BAS-300 or 750 seriesdata file(s)

6. Inputting/outputting ROM data -125-151-3906. Inputting/outputting ROM dataFor the machines that store data on ROM chips (e.g. B430E series machi

-126- Chapter 7 Input/Output151-3906-1 Setting the ROM chipAttach the ROM chip to or remove it from the ROM writer as follows:(Attaching the ROM c

6. Inputting/outputting ROM data -127-151-3906-2 Inputting ROM data1. Put the ROM chip in the ROM writer.2. Click on the [I/O] button on the main m

-6- 4. Exiting the BAS-PC/300151-3904. Exiting the BAS-PC/300Use the procedure below to exit the BAS-PC/300.(1) Click the [EXIT] button on the main

-128- Chapter 7 Input/Output151-3905. When the ROM file is made, specify the name of the ROM file and click on the[LOAD] button.The stitch data in

6. Inputting/outputting ROM data -129-151-3906-3 Outputting ROM data1. Set an empty ROM chip which is applicable to the machine, in the ROM writer.

-130- Chapter 7 Input/Output151-3906-4 Copying the data on the ROM chipWhen using Brother specified ROM writer PRW-1 or a commercially available R

6. Inputting/outputting ROM data -131-151-390NOTE: When the process is canceled or an error occurs, turn off the power of the ROMwriter, and then t

-132- Chapter 7 Input/Output151-3906-5 Addition to and overwriting of ROM dataThe ROM data that is stored in the ROM chip or the ROM file can be a

6. Inputting/outputting ROM data -133-151-3905. When the ROM data is copied to the ROM chip, set the ROM chip in the ROM writer.The following dialo

-134- Chapter 7 Input/Output151-390specify the name of the ROM file on the ROM filename sheet menu or scroll menu.Click the right mouse button to

6. Inputting/outputting ROM data -135-151-3906-6 Errors in input/output of ROM chip dataWhen data in the ROM chip is input or output, an error may

-136- Chapter 7 Input/Output151-3907. Inputting embroidery data or CAD data1. Click on the [I/O] button on the main menu, and select [EMBROIDERY/C

7. Inputting embroidery data -137-151-390

5. Setting the system configuration -7-151-3905. Setting the system configurationUse the procedure below to set the system configuration.(1) Start

151-390Chapter 8 System configurationThis chapter describes how to set the system configuration.1. CONFIG pull-down menuWhen you click on the [CONFIG

-140- Chapter 8 System configuration151-3902. System configuration screenThe system configuration screen will appear when you select [SYSTEM] on t

2. System configuration -141-151-3902-3 CRT size selection menuThis is used to set the size of the data displayed on the CRT, the same asthat of th

-142- Chapter 8 System configuration151-390Data area Size (mm × mm) Models that cannot accept data input/outputL 1600 × 1600 NoneM 800 × 800 BAS-3

2. System configuration -143-151-3902-6 Button menuButton menu has two buttons: the [SET] button and the [EXIT] button.Button ExplanationSET Stores

-144- Chapter 8 System configuration151-3903. Directory setting screenThe directory setting screen will appear when you select [DIRECTORY] on the

3. Directory setting -145-151-3903-1 Data directory sheet menuThis is used to set the drive or the path of the directory that stores data you want

-146- Chapter 8 System configuration151-3903-4 Button menuButton menu has two buttons: the [SET] button and the [EXIT] button.Button ExplanationSE

4. Digitizer setting -147-151-3904. Digitizer setting screenThe digitizer setting screen will appear when you select [DIGITIZER] on the pull-down m

-148- Chapter 8 System configuration151-3904-1 Digitizer type selection menuThis is used to select the type of digitizer you use.Refer to appendix

-8- 7. When the BAS-PC/300 does not start151-3906. Optional start commandsWhen starting the BAS-PC/300, entering optional character(s) following co

4. Digitizer setting -149-151-3904-4 Button menuButton ExplanationRANGE Sets the operation range of the digitizer. Set the range in accordance wit

-150- Chapter 8 System configuration151-3904-5 Setting the operation range of the digitizerYou can set the range of the digitizer only when you tu

5.Setting the scale -151-151-3905. Setting the scaleThis is used to adjust the size of the finished pattern.You can specify the size of the finishe

-152- Chapter 8 System configuration151-390

151-390Chapter 9 Creating B981 dataThis chapter describes the fundamental functions concerning creating, editing, and outputtingof the B981 data.To o

-154- Chapter 9 Creating B981 data151-3901-2 Creating data1. Click on the [CREATE] button on the main menu.The pattern selection screen will appea

1. Creating B981 data -155-151-390 [TAPER]Item DescriptionPRESSER Select from L1 to L7.Select a presser that applies to your sewing machine’s speci

-156- Chapter 9 Creating B981 data151-390TACKINGLENGTHSet the tacking length to 0 or 3 mm to 33 mm (1 mm increment).This tacking length must cover

1. Creating B981 data -157-151-390Eyelet shape c × dKnife NO.Knife shapea × bWhen the cuttingtiming is beforesewing or the knifeis not usedWhen the

-158- Chapter 9 Creating B981 data151-3904. Click on the [SET] button.The sewing image as viewed from the finish side will appear on the screen.

7. When the BAS-PC/300 does not start -9-151-3907. When the BAS-PC/300 does not startWhen the BAS-PC/300 does not start correctly, check the follow

1. Creating B981 data -159-151-3901-3 Outputting data to a ROM file1. Click on the [I/O] button on the main menu, and then select [STITCH DATA] on

-160- Chapter 9 Creating B981 data151-390The system will ask you whether you want to output data with a message on thestatus line, and the pointer

1. Creating B981 data -161-151-3901-4 Saving ROM file1. Click on the [I/O] button on the main menu, and select [ROM DATA] on the pull-downmenu.2. C

-162- Chapter 9 Creating B981 data151-3904. Enter a description.The ROM file being edited will be saved with the filename you specified.

1. Creating B981 data -163-151-3901-5 Outputting ROM file to ROM chip 1. Turn on the power of the ROM writer, and set an empty ROM chip on it

-164- Chapter 9 Creating B981 data151-3902. Editing data2-1 Inputting data from ROM chip 1. Turn on the power of the ROM writer, and set a ROM

2. Editing data -165-151-3902-2 Changing name of ROM file to be edited 1. Click on the [I/O] button on the main menu, and select [ROM DATA] on t

-166- Chapter 9 Creating B981 data151-3902-4 Editing data1. Click on the [EDIT] button on the main menu.The set screen will appear.2. Select an it

3. Saving data into file or loading data from file -167-151-3903. Saving data into file or loading data from fileRefer to "Chapter 6. File&quo

-168- Chapter 9 Creating B981 data151-3904. Manipulation on B9814-1 Attaching data ROM chip 1. Turn off the power.Before replacing the data RO

Using the BAS-PC/300

4. Manipulation on B981 -169-151-3904-2 Selecting program 1. Turn on the power in the automatic mode. 2. Press the start button.The feed br

-170- Chapter 9 Creating B981 data151-390

151-390Chapter 10 Creating B855E and B856E dataThis chapter describes the fundamental functions concerning creating, editing, and outputtingof B855E

-172- Chapter 10 Creating B855E and B856E data151-3901-2 Creating dataFor example, create data based on the below baseline on which stitches will

1. Creating B855E and B856E data -173-151-3904. Data is created by specifying a relative length from the previous point.Press the Ctrl key. The ed

-174- Chapter 10 Creating B855E and B856E data151-3901-3 Outputting data to a ROM file1. If there is no ROM files, refer to "Chapter 7 Input/

1. Creating B855E and B856E data -175-151-3904. Click on the [OUTPUT] button.The stitching image will appear along with each item to be set for rec

-176- Chapter 10 Creating B855E and B856E data151-3901-4 Saving ROM file1. Click on the [I/O] button on the main menu, and select [ROM DATA] on th

1. Creating B855E and B856E data -177-151-3904. Enter a description.The ROM file being edited will be saved with the filename you specified.

-178- Chapter 10 Creating B855E and B856E data151-3901-5 Outputting ROM file to ROM chip1. Turn on the power of the ROM writer, and set an empty R

151-390Before you beginThank you for purchasing the BAS-PC/300 Ver. 5.00E, Programming Software forElectronic Pattern Sewer.Be sure to read this instr

CONTENTS -I-151-390CONTENTSCHAPTER 1 SCREEN AND ICONS ...

2. Editing data -179-151-3902. Editing data2-1 Inputting data from ROM chip1. Turn on the power of the ROM writer, and set a ROM chip which has dat

-180- Chapter 10 Creating B855E and B856E data151-3902-2 Changing name of ROM file to be edited1. Click on the [I/O] button on the main menu, and

2. Editing data -181-151-3904. Click on the [INPUT] button.The specified data will be input.Refer to "Chapter 7 Input/Output 5. Data manipula

-182- Chapter 10 Creating B855E and B856E data151-3903. Saving data into file or loading data from fileRefer to "Chapter 6 File" for mor

4. Manipulation on B855E and B856E -183-151-3904. Manipulation on B856E4-1 Replacing the data ROM chip Before replacing the data ROM chip, be sure

-184- Chapter 10 Creating B855E and B856E data151-3904-2 Selecting the custom-made sewing pattern1. If the LED display • is illuminated steadily,p

151-390Chapter 11 Creating B800E dataThis chapter describes the fundamental functions concerning creating, editing, and outputtingof B800E data.To op

-186- Chapter 11 Creating B800E data151-3901-2 Creating data 1. Click on the [CREATE] button on the main menu. 2. Click on the [PATTERN] b

1. Creating B800E data -187-151-390Following is an explanation of the pattern setting items.The procedure is explained using an "eyelet-rectan

-188- Chapter 11 Creating B800E data151-390If you would like to change the data position, press the right mouse button. You can thenspecify a new

-II- CONTENTS151-3904-1 Adding a new point...

1. Creating B800E data -189-151-3901-3 Outputting data to a ROM file 1. If there is no ROM files, refer to "Chapter 7 Input/Output 6. Input

-190- Chapter 11 Creating B800E data151-390 4. Click on the [OUTPUT] button. 5. The next screen which is displayed can be used to check the

1. Creating B800E data -191-151-390 The functions of each button are described below. Button Function Rear Displays an enlarged view of the area

-192- Chapter 11 Creating B800E data151-3901-4 Saving ROM file 1. Click on the [I/O] button on the main menu, and select [ROM DATA] on the pull

1. Creating B800E data -193-151-3901-5 Outputting ROM file to ROM chip 1. Turn on the power of the ROM writer, and set an empty ROM chip on it

-194- Chapter 11 Creating B800E data151-3902. Editing data2-1 Inputting data from ROM chip 1. Turn on the power of the ROM writer, and set a RO

2. Editing data -195-151-3902-2 Changing name of ROM file to be edited 1. Click on the [I/O] button on the main menu, and select [ROM DATA] on t

-196- Chapter 11 Creating B800E data151-3902-5 Outputting dataRefer to descriptions on and after "1. Creating B800E data 1-3 Outputting data

3. Saving data into file or loading data from file -197-151-3903. Saving data into file or loading data from fileRefer to "Chapter 6 File"

-198- Chapter 11 Creating B800E data151-3904. Manipulation on B800E4-1 Replacing the ROM chip 1. Turn off the power.Before replacing the ROM c

CONTENTS -III-151-3905-2 Reversing sewing direction of all data at one time... 846. CHA

4. Manipulation on B800E -199-151-3904-2 Selecting program 1. Turn on the power switch. 2. Press the SELECT key (13) until the AUTO LED illum

-200- Chapter 11 Creating B800E data151-390

Appendix 1 -201-151-390Appendix 1 Digitizer typeRefer to the following table to set the type of digitizer.Digitizer type Manufacturer Model nameHI

-202- Appendix 2Appendix 2 P-ROM chips able to be used with the PRW-1The following list the P-ROM chips that can be used on the Brother specified

Appendix 2 -203-151-390NSNSSGS-THOMSONTITOSHIBATOSHIBATOSHIBATOSHIBANM27C256NM27LC256M27C256BTMS27C256TC5727256ADTMM27256DTMM27256ADTC57H256D

-204- Appendix 2

INDEX -i-151-390INDEXAActual size icon...9ADD...24, 116Ad

-ii- INDEX151-390DISPLAY ALL...99, 100, 108, 113, 114Dividing an outline...69DIVISION...

INDEX -iii-151-390Outputting ROM data...130OUTSIDE DIA...43OVERLAP...

-iv- INDEX151-390tracing...92UUNEQUAL ZIGZAG RIGHT DEV ...31Using the DATA CON

-IV- CONTENTS151-3902-6 Program contents display window... 1092-7

INSTRUCTION MANUALBROTHER INDUSTRIES,LTD. NAGOYA,JAPANPrinted in Japan151-390S36373-5011999.03.(1)

CONTENTS -V-151-3902-5 Data area selection menu...1412

-VI- CONTENTS151-3901-3 Outputting data to a ROM file... 174

151-390Chapter 1 Screen and icons1. ScreenWhen you start the BAS-PC/300, the screen below will appear on your CRT (it will take a longtime to display

-2- Chapter 1 Screen and icons151-390Press the left mouse button with the title screen on the CRT. (It can be pressed even beforethe title screen

1. Screen -3-151-390The sub menu will appear on the right of the screen to offer you detailed information when youselect a function from the main m

-4- Chapter 1 Screen and icons151-3902. TerminologyWord Indication MeaningClickUsing the mouse, move the pointer onto the desiredobject, press the

151-3901. Main functionsFunction DescriptionCREATE The following different programming features are available: STITCH, BASTE, FEED,CODE, LINE, CURVE,

2. Terminology -5-151-390Word Indication MeaningScroll menuLists items for filenames, model names, or programnumbers which you can select.When ther

-6- Chapter 1 Screen and icons151-3903. IconsThis section explains the functions of the 13 icons on the left of the screen. Most of theseicons can

3. Icons -7-151-3903-1 Magnify iconThis is used to view a portion of the sewing data in the data display area at an increasedmagnification. When yo

-8- Chapter 1 Screen and icons151-3903-3 All image iconThis is used to display all the data during its creation on the screen.When you select this

3. Icons -9-151-3903-4 Actual size iconThe current data appears on the screen in actual size.

-10- Chapter 1 Screen and icons151-3903-5 Scroll iconWhen you select this icon, a frame which will be equal to the screen after scrolling, willapp

3. Icons -11-151-3903-6 Redisplay iconIn order to increase the system's processing speed, this system does not alwaysredisplay the contents of

-12- Chapter 1 Screen and icons151-3903-8 Color iconThis is used to change the colors assigned to thread colors, the background of the datadisplay

3. Icons -13-151-3903-9 Grid iconUsing this icon helps you to understand the size of the currently displayed data. Whenyou select this icon, the Gr

-14- Chapter 1 Screen and icons151-390[REFERENCE] is used to set the home position to an intersection of the grid, or to seta specified point of t

151-3902. SpecificationsBAS-PC/300Applicable modelsBAS-304,BAS-311,BAS-314,BAS-326,BAS-326L,BAS-341BAS-304A,BAS-311A,BAS-314A,BAS-315A,BAS-326A,BAS-3

3. Icons -15-151-3903-10 Measure iconThis is used to measure the length of the desired object. Press this icon, then specifytwo points; the length

-16- Chapter 1 Screen and icons151-3903-11 Report iconThis is used to provide the following information. Just click on this icon.Item ExplanationV

3. Icons -17-151-3903-12 Search iconThis is used to search for the position of the object you want to find.Select the start position of the data to

-18- Chapter 1 Screen and icons151-3903-13 Help iconThis icon assists you by giving directions on how to operate the current function whenyou need

151-390Chapter 2 Creating sewing dataThis chapter describes the fundamental functions concerning creating sewing data (stitchdata and outline data).F

-20- Chapter 2 Creating sewing data151-390The basic rules of creating sewing data are as follows: Click the left mouse button to fix a component p

1. Data creation screen -21-151-390Example 1When you want to put a point at the positionwhere it is moved 50 mm to the right in the Xdirection and

-22- Chapter 2 Creating sewing data151-3901-1 Button menu (upper part of the submenu)The upper part of the submenu is called the button menu. This

1. Data creation screen -23-151-3901-2 Sheet menuThe sheet menu is on the lower part of the submenu. This isused to select the method of creating d

-24- Chapter 2 Creating sewing data151-390Item Contents ExplanationADD/INSERTADD Adds sewing data at the end.INSERT Inserts sewing data in the spe

151-390FD 300Dimensions75 × 280 × 180 mmMass 2.5 kgPower source Single-phase 100-240 V 50/60 Hz

1. Data creation screen -25-151-390The following explanations are descriptions of submenus for each function on the sheetmenu:(1) PITCHWhen you sel

-26- Chapter 2 Creating sewing data151-390(4) Feed attributeThis is used to set attributes related to the feed data to becreated.a) Thread trimmin

2. Creating stitch data -27-151-3902. Creating stitch dataStitch data is the general term for the stitch point and basting point that the needle dr

-28- Chapter 2 Creating sewing data151-3902-2 Creating basting dataClick on the [BASTE] button on the main menu, or press the * key on the keyboar

3. Creating outline data -29-151-3903. Creating outline dataOutline data is general name of pattern which serves as the basis for the creation of s

-30- Chapter 2 Creating sewing data151-390(1) STITCHSelect stitch type you use before converting outline data into stitch data.STITCH FunctionRUNN

3. Creating outline data -31-151-390This is used to set the position of zigzag stitching. You should select ZIGZAG on theSTITCH selection menu.Zigz

-32- Chapter 2 Creating sewing data151-390Ordinarily, zigzag stitching at the component point isperformed as shown in figure a, however, if the an

3. Creating outline data -33-151-390and the center point of the circle, will be created.When you want to create a circle with a 30 mm radius and 40

-34- Chapter 2 Creating sewing data151-390(Method 2) Inputting values for major and minor diameters, and angleUsing the mouse, move the pointer t

151-3903. Contents of the BAS-PC/300 packageYour BAS-PC/300 package should contain the following items:Items enclosed in a dotted rectangle are diffe

3. Creating outline data -35-151-390When you create another arc successively, thethird point will be the first point of the new arc.Specify the oth

-36- Chapter 2 Creating sewing data151-3904. Modifying an outline The shape of an outline can be changed by moving or deleting the points that mak

4. Modifying an outline -37-151-3904-2 Moving a point1. Click on the MOVE check box on the modification selection menu.The component points will ap

-38- Chapter 2 Creating sewing data151-3904-4 Changing the inclination of a curved lineWhen you modify a curved line by adding a new point or by m

5. Creating pattern data -39-151-3905. Creating pattern dataThis function is used to create fixed pattern data by specifying its length, width, num

-40- Chapter 2 Creating sewing data151-3905-1 Creating bartack patternThis function is used to create a bartack pattern in which zigzag stitching

5. Creating pattern data -41-151-390ZIGZAG PITCH Available only when #STITCHES is selected for SPEC METH. Thepitch between zigzag tops (e) will be

-42- Chapter 2 Creating sewing data151-390Set each item, and click the [SET] button. The image of data will be displayed. Whenthe size of the da

5. Creating pattern data -43-151-3905-2 Creating an eyeletThis function is used to create stitch data for an eyelet pattern.Select EYELET on the pa

-44- Chapter 2 Creating sewing data151-390Set each item, and click the [SET] button. The image of data will be displayed. Whenthe size of the da

151-3904. System requirements(a) ComputerIBM PC/AT compatible personal computer with the following requirements:·For CPU, Pentium, Celeron, or the ot

151-390Chapter 3 Editing sewing dataThis chapter explains the fundamental functions concerning editing sewing data (stitch dataand outline data).The

-46- Chapter 3 Editing sewing data151-3901. Edit screenWhen you click on the [EDIT] button on the main menu, the edit menu will appear on the righ

2. Copy/Move -47-151-3902. Copy/Move methodsWhen you click on the [COPY] button on the button menu, the copy method selection menuwill appear.There

-48- Chapter 3 Editing sewing data151-3902-1 Parallel copy 1. Click on the PARALLEL check box on the copy method selection menu.The check box will

2. Copy/Move -49-151-390

-50- Chapter 3 Editing sewing data151-3902-2 Mirror copy1. Click on the MIRROR check box on the copy method selection menu.The check box will turn

2. Copy/Move -51-151-390

-52- Chapter 3 Editing sewing data151-3902-3 Rotation copy1. Click on the ROTATION check box on the copy method selection menu.The check box will

2. Copy/Move -53-151-390

-54- Chapter 3 Editing sewing data151-3902-4 Magnify/Reduce copy1. Click on the MAG/RED check box on the copy method selection menu.The check box

151-3905. Recommended modelThe following are list of models that are available on the BAS-PC/300 as a result of testingoperation.DigitizerManufacture

2. Copy/Move -55-151-390separately for X and Y directions.Use a comma (,) between X and Y directionmagnification/reduction ratios.If “,” is not use

-56- Chapter 3 Editing sewing data151-390NOTE: Even when you specify a different magnification/reduction ratio for X and Ydirections, outline data

2. Copy/Move -57-151-3902-5 Offset copy1. Click on the OFFSET check box on the copy method selection menu.The check box will turn black.2. Select t

-58- Chapter 3 Editing sewing data151-390should set sewing attributes for stitch data, such as the vertexangle, pitch division, and stitch pitch.

2. Copy/Move -59-151-3902-6 Multiply copyThis function is available for outline data only.1. Click on the MULTIPLY check box on the copy method sel

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3. Deleting data -61-151-3903. Deleting dataYou will be given a choice of three deletion operations: PART, ALL, or1 ITEM.When you click on the [DEL

-62- Chapter 3 Editing sewing data151-3903-2 Deleting all data1. Click on the ALL check box on the delete method selection menu.The check box will

4. Modifying data -63-151-3904. Modifying dataThe shape of a pattern can be changed by moving or deleting the points that make up thepattern, or by

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Setting Up the System

4. Modifying data -65-151-3904-2 Moving a point1. Click on the MOVE check box on the modify method selection menu.The check box will turn black.2.

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4. Modifying data -67-151-3904-3 Deleting a point1. Click on the DELETE check box on the modify method selection menu.The check box will turn black

-68- Chapter 3 Editing sewing data151-3905. Dividing an outlineAn outline can be divided at a specified position.1. Click on the [DIVIDE] button o

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151-390Chapter 4 Changing sewing dataThis chapter explains the fundamental functions concerning changing sewing data (stitchdata and outline data).Th

-72- Chapter 4 Changing sewing data151-3901. CHANGE pull-down menuWhen you select the [CHANGE] button on the main menu, the list of items related

2. Stitch conversion -73-151-3902. Stitch conversionThis is used to process outline data to derive stitch data that enablessewing on the machine.Ou

-74- Chapter 4 Changing sewing data151-390TACK METHOD ExplanationNONE No setting for securing stitching.OVERLAP Creates overlap stitching in a clo

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