Baby Lock EmbroideryPro_BMP8_InstructionRef (BMP8) Instruction and Reference Guide - Manual (Page 76)

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PATTERNS:
Following patterns can be used to embroider by the
machine.
- Embroidery data with *.pes, *.phc or *.dst format.
USB media transfer the data to the machine. Also
via USB cable, the data can be transferred from
the PC to the machine.
- Optional embroidery cards
- Embroidery patterns created by digitizing software
program
- The patterns saved on USB media by the machine
EMBROIDERING:
■ Customize the embroidery colors
- Use the “Change thread color” function by
selecting the key on either the “pattern editing”
or the “embroidery setting” screen. More
details please see the page 128.
- Use the “Temporary needle bar setting”
function by selecting the key on the
“embroidering” screen. More details please see
the page 94.
■ Resume an unfinished pattern from the last time
the machine was switched off.
- The machine remembers the pattern and the
position even after turning off the power. And
the machine can resume the embroidery when
the machine turns on again. (Refer to page 62.)
■ Getting false thread breakage error
- Check that the position of the upper thread is
under the upper thread guide plates. (Refer to
page 36.)
- Check that the position of the upper thread is
around the thread tension disk. (Refer to
page 37.)
1 Upper thread guide plates
2 Thread tension disk
■ Thread tension changed suddenly
- Thread is caught on a rough edge of the spool
of upper thread.
- Upper thread is caught under the spool of
thread.
- The thread dust or lint is gathered under the
bobbin's tension spring.
■ The frame came out from the carriage
Make sure that the positioning pins are placed
into the frame's positioning slot and hole. (Refer
to page 31.)
It is a good idea to turn off the machine once to
originate the carriage before you re-sew the
pattern.
■ Cancel the current design and start again
Select the “New Embroidery” key on the upper
left of the screen. The pattern and all information
will be deleted. (Refer to page 49.)