Messages At Start Up; Machine Control Functions; Start/Stop Button; Speed Control Buttons - Singer EM200 Manual De Instrucciones

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MESSAGES AT START UP

When you turn the machine on, a series of messages will
appear on the screen.
a. If the embroidery unit is not attached, this message will
appear. Attach the unit correctly. (See previous page.)
b. If the needle is not in its highest position, this message
will appear. Turn the hand wheel toward you to raise the
needle to its highest position and then press the "✓" button.
c. If this message appears, remove the hoop (if attached),
clear the embroidery area and press the "✓" button.
d. If presser foot is lowered, this message will appear. Raise
the presser foot lifter and press the "✓" button.
(See next page)
When the messages a-d have cleared the screen, the carriage
will move to start point.
e. The Home Screen will appear.
(For more information on the Home Screen, see page 16.)
CAUTION
To prevent accidents:
1. Do not carry the machine when embroidery unit is
attached. It may fall off.
2. Do not push nor pull the carriage forcefully. It may
break.
3. Do not hold the carriage to move the machine.
4. Do not press the screen too hard and do not use
sharp objects to touch it. Doing so can damage the
screen. Touch the screen with your fi nger only.
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MACHINE CONTROL FUNCTIONS

S /S B (A)
TART TOP UTTON
The machine will start running when Start/Stop button is
pressed and will stop when pressed the second time. The
machine will ramp up slowly at start of sewing.
NOTE:
1. Machine will not start if you don't select an embroidery
design or letter.
2. Bobbin winding function is independent from this button. (See
page 12)
S C B
PEED ONTROL UTTONS
The sewing speed is controlled by the machine.
You can change the maximum speed by pressing these
buttons.
Press the left button to decrease the speed.
Press the right button to increase the speed.
NOTE:
If you use a specialty thread, such as metallic thread, you
should reduce the the maximum speed to help prevent thread
breakage.
A
(B)
B