Baby Lock Palette 10 (ECS10) Instruction Manual - Manual (Page 302)

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Changing Various Settings
■ Customizing Shortcut keys
1
Click [Customize] in the command list, then
[Customize] beside [Keyboard shortcuts].
2
In the [Categories] list, select a command
category. Then, in the [Commands] list,
select the command whose shortcut keys are
to be specified.
 The default shortcut keys appear in the
[Current Keys] box
a
.
3
Use the keyboard to record the new shortcut
keys in the [Press new shortcut key]
b
box,
and then click [Assign]
d
. The new shortcut
keys appear in the [Current Keys] box
a
.
 Usage information about the entered key
combination appears. If the key
combination has already been assigned to
another command, the name of that
command appears at
c
.
To remove the default or specified shortcut
keys, select the shortcut keys in
a
, and then
click [Remove]
e
.
To revert to the default settings, click [Reset
All]
f
.
4
Repeat steps 2 and 3 until the desired shortcut
keys have been specified for the commands,
and then click [Close].
5
Click [OK] in the [Options] dialog box.
■ Editing user thread charts
For detailed instructions, see "Editing user thread
color lists" on page 192.
■ Specifying the number of jumps in
embroidery design of the DST
format
With the DST format, you can specify whether or not
the jump stitches are trimmed according to the
number of jump codes. The number of codes differs
depending on the embroidery machine being used.
Click [DST Settings] in the command list, specify
the number of jumps, and then click [OK].
To specify a setting for importing, enter a value
beside [DST Import Setting]. To specify a setting
for exporting, enter a value beside [DST Export
Setting].
DST Import Setting
If the number of consecutive jumps in the DST
file is less than the number of jumps specified
here, those consecutive jumps will be
replaced with a stitch.
If the number of consecutive jumps in the DST
file is greater than or equal to the number of
jumps specified here, those jumps will be
replaced with a jump stitch where the thread is
trimmed.
DST Export Setting
When .pes files are output, jump stitches with
thread trimming are replaced with more
consecutive jump codes than the specified
number of jumps.
a
e
d
f
b
c