Transferring embroidery designs to machines 4 – Baby Lock Palette 10 (ECS10) Instruction Manual User Manual

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Transferring Embroidery Designs to Machines

4

After the data has been transferred, the
message "Finished outputting data." appears,
indicating that the transfer is finished. Click
[OK].

Designs can be transferred to
an embroidery machine
equipped with a card slot.

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For details on writing multiple embroidery

designs, refer to "Transferring
Embroidery Designs to Machines" on

page 246.

1

Plug the USB card writer module. Insert an
original card into the USB card writer module.

2

Click the [Home] tab.

a

If there is already a file with the same name at the

destination, the following dialog box appears.
Select whether to overwrite the existing file, to stop

copying or to copy the file using a different name.

b

• For details on transferring designs with this

method, refer to the Operation Manual provided

with your embroidery machine.

• If multiple machines are connected, specify

where the data is to be transferred in the area
shown below.

• If the connected embroidery machine has been

set to Link mode, the command [Send to Your

Machine], mentioned in this procedure, cannot
be selected. To select this command, return the

machine to normal mode.

Transferring to a machine
by using an original card

a

• Be sure that the hoop size of the design does not

exceed the hoop that will be used on the

embroidering machine.

• When writing to an original card that already

contains data, all data on the card will be

deleted. Before writing to a card, save all

necessary data to a hard disk or other media,
and check that no necessary data remains on

the card.

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"From an original card" on page 92

• An embroidery design for the jumbo frame

cannot be transferred to the machine by using
an original card. This size is designed

specifically for our multi-needle embroidery

machines equipped with a built-in camera.

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"Tutorial 9-3: Embroidering With the Jumbo
Frame" on page 188

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