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3 If necessary, touch the arrow keys to adjust the position of the pattern. For more details, refer to page 70. 4 If necessary, touch to check the embroidering area. For more details, refer to page 32. 5 After making the desired changes, touch . The embroidering settings screen appears again. Memo . If is touched to return to the pattern editing screen after the entire pattern is rotated, the pattern appears as it did before the rotation angle was specified, but the setting is not cancelled. When the embroidering settings screen is displayed again, the pattern appears with the rotation angle applied. However, if an error occurs, for example, if the pattern is enlarged in the pattern editing screen so that it extends out of the embroidering area when it is rotated, the following error message appears. 1 Touch to cancel the rotation setting and give priority to the editing operation performed in the pattern editing screen. 2 Touch to return to the pattern editing screen so that the pattern can be re-edited. Memo . With this operation, fine adjustments can be made to the angle; also, this operation is particularly useful when embroidering items, such as bags and tubular items, that have limitations to being hooped in the embroidery frame. Example: When embroidering a pillowcase Rotate the pattern 90 degrees to the left before embroidering. Example: When embroidering a T-shirt Rotate the pattern 180 degrees. Pass the machine bed through from the waist of the T- shirt, not from the neck, and attach the embroidery frame to the machine. Prevent the neck to be stretched when the embroidery frame is moved. 72 Sapphire.book Page 73 Friday, August 1, 2003 9:12 AM Embroidering a Pattern Containing Seven or More Colors When embroidering a pattern that uses seven or more thread colors, it is necessary to change the thread spools. When changing the thread spools, instruction to change the thread spools will appear with the machine automatically stopping. ¦ Assignment of thread colors to needle bars Thread colors are automatically assigned by the machine to needle bars 1 to 6, starting with the thread colors that are sewn first. (However, if a new pattern has thread colors that are the same as the previously sewn pattern, the thread colors will be assigned to the same needle bar as before, regardless of the sewing order.) For example, for a pattern with six thread colors and ten thread color changes, the thread colors are assigned as shown below. 1 > Needle bar 1 2 > Needle bar 2 3 > Needle bar 3 4 > Needle bar 4 5 > Needle bar 5 1 2 6 > Needle bar 6 5 6 For a pattern with seven or more thread colors, the thread spool information is updated when the seventh thread color is needed. Afterward, the machine adjusts the assignment of thread colors to reduce the number of times that the thread spools will have to be changed. For example, for a pattern with ten thread colors and thirteen thread color changes, the thread colors are assigned as shown below. 1 > Needle bar 1 2 > Needle bar 2 3 > Needle bar 3 4 > Needle bar 4 5 > Needle bar 5 6 > Needle bar 6 5 Change thread spools here. 7 > Needle bar 1 3 8 > Needle bar 4 9 > Needle bar 5 10 > Needle bar 6 2 Since the thread colors on needle bars 2 and 3 will be used again after the thread spools are changed, they will not be replaced. However, different colors are assigned to the other needle bars. Checking if thread spool changes are necessary When selecting a pattern, the number of thread changes can be viewed, however, which thread colors are used in the pattern cannot be checked on this screen. Whether or not and when thread spools will need to be changed can be checked with the following indicators. ¦ Time until the spools must be changed This indicator shows the amount of time until the next spool change. When the embroidering screen is displayed, if a length of time appears here, at least one spool change will be required. 1Time until the spools must be changed 3 Embroidering a Pattern Containing Seven or More Colors 73 Sapphire.book Page 74 Friday, August 1, 2003 9:12 AM OTHER BASIC PROCEDURES ¦ Spool change indicator ( ) The spool change indicator in the stitch navigating screen indicates the number of times that the thread spools will need to be changed and the amount of time between changes. 1 Touch in the embroidering screen. • The stitch navigating screen appears. 2 Touch . ..Each time this key is touched, the next color in the thread color sequence display is selected. After reaching the last color in the thread color sequence display, the scrolling stops. 3 Check the position of . 1 indicates when the thread spools will need to be changed. The thread spools will need to be changed the number of times that this indicator is displayed and between the two thread colors at the point where it is displayed. 2 Touch to scroll up through thread color sequence display. Each time this key is touched, the previous color in the thread color sequence display is selected. After re...