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| + | ===Induction Notes=== | ||
| + | * Machine setup | ||
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| + | * General maintenance & care | ||
| + | ** Checking for sharp needles, etc | ||
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| + | * Initial runthrough using built-in functions | ||
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| + | * Using the PC to get a design set up | ||
| + | ** Use the Nottinghack H? Can even have a scout-badge style design for them to create as part of induction to take away | ||
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| + | * Transferring the design | ||
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| + | * Clean down info | ||
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| + | * Special attention areas | ||
| + | ** Do not use thread cutter button if thread is already cut, or a heavy gauge thread (like nylon or #30 thread) | ||
Revision as of 12:31, 22 August 2016
Thanks to the Embroidery Pledge we now have a Brother Innov-is 750E Embroidery Machine
Manuals
- Quick Reference Guide
- Operation Manual
- Operation Manual for USB Feature
- USB media compatibility list
- PE-Design Plus Instruction Manual
Induction Notes
- Machine setup
- General maintenance & care
- Checking for sharp needles, etc
- Initial runthrough using built-in functions
- Using the PC to get a design set up
- Use the Nottinghack H? Can even have a scout-badge style design for them to create as part of induction to take away
- Transferring the design
- Clean down info
- Special attention areas
- Do not use thread cutter button if thread is already cut, or a heavy gauge thread (like nylon or #30 thread)