Let's explore the memory of this machine.
Starting off with the home button, we can go arrow down and into where combines the
white plus the black and touch OK.
Here we have the option to combine letters like what we've done with our name and we
could also combine decorative stitches as well.
So we'll start off with the lettering so that makes the most sense to kind see it all pull
together here.
So touch OK, you’re going to have two American alphabets and two other ones so let's just
start up the first one.
You’re going to get out the whole bunch of letters and as you scroll down past the
Z you'll get to your pin letters and symbols as well as numbers.
But one thing I like to always show people this is the space, so it’s right after the
zero of the numbers and you have punctuation as well.
And you can just go up to down through all the letters.
So as you want to go ahead and put in a name, like if I want to put in my name, I'll start
up with the S. And you'll notice as you put in each letter it will come up and show at
the top.
So if you put in the letter that you don't want you can push the clear button over here
on the side push clear.
And that will backspace and clear that out.
Now when you put something into the memory it will remain there until you clear it out.
You also have right here where it has three of one hundred that means you can put up to
100 characters in the memory into the one memory.
So you can spell out a lot of things.
All right so touch OK, and then we could go ahead and save, sew that; excuse me.
To sew it what you want to do is touch return, touch return again, and you're kind of backing
out of it.
Now you have a symbol you didn't have before and this is the sewing screen.
So you with arrow back here to the needle and thread and touch OK.
Since my name had four letters it’s ready to stitch the first letter that of all four.
If I wanted to do it just one time what I'll do is actually … and I’m going to tilt
this down just a little bit so you can see.
You can touch the pattern in button one time and it will actually come up once.
So you can just see that it’s going to start at the beginning and stop after your 4th letter
and not have to really think or watch, which is nice.
Now to put something else into memory, you can go ahead and come back here.
Arrow over to the trash can and you can go ahead and delete it out; super easy.
Let’s go ahead and try something else.
If you want to do that other letters we can go in and this time let’s go ahead and put
in my name again.
Now this is kind of the nice open block.
And you'll notice, by the sample I’ve sewed out already, how much bigger these letters
are.
So depending on how much space you have you can go ahead and spread things out if you
need or use a different fonts to keep it all together.
So we’ll just go in through here and go over to the A. Then if I wanted to go in and
add a decorative stitch I could do that.
So if I want to add in a heart, stitch number 413, I can come back; I’m going to arrow
out, arrow back again.
Go to where the decorative stitches are and now I can type in stitch number four one three.
And then that would actually put in the little heart.
Now it is turned sideways but it will actually not stitch that way.
Now if I want to go back and put a little space in there, I can go ahead and put my
cursor up to the top part and then add a space in.
So I can back into … go ahead and go back into the letters and it doesn't matter which
letters to go into but we’ll take the space, and over.
And since my cursor is between my A and the heart, by touching OK, that’s where the
space will go ahead and go.
Now, if you want to alter any of the stitches or letters like I have right here, I went
ahead and put my name in here and then I went before I sewed it and adjusted the width down.
Even though we don't have lower case in the memory we could pretend we have a lower case
by making the capital a smaller size.
So were going to return back out, go all the way back to the sewing screen.
So, that’s going to be touch the needle and thread, arrow over touch, OK.
Now we have six items in here- four letters, one space, and one heart.
As I arrow down I can see the letters as they have been in put in and this way we can actually
adjust the width.
So we can come down … I made my three millimeters but I’m thinking three and a half actually
close to the four would still give me that reduced look in that size but without it being
too small.
So then I can just arrow down, change the width for each of the remaining letters to
the same number and then they would all be the same.
So you can alter anything you want as you go through the memory.
Now to go ahead get out the memory, just go ahead back to your sewing and we can just
touch OK.
We’re back to a straight stitch.
We can turn the machine off and on again, two days later we can come back and go into
the home, go down to the memory or combi mode, and go in here and see what we have in memory
and either delete it, or go ahead and return and sew it again.
So whichever you’d like and I'm going to go ahead and delete it so I'm not leaving
not in there and touch OK and out of goes.