If using a design from your computer, do you have to stitch design w/usb cord stil attached to computer &amp; emb machine?
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You have to use the USB cord to transfer the design from your computer to your Brother PE500 Embroidery machine. Once the design is saved to the machine, you can unplug the USB cord. When you start stitching, you don't need the USB cord plugged in...the design will be in the machine memory. You can have up to 12 designs saved to the machine. If you wish to delete a design and download different ones, then you will have to plug the USB cord in again and download the new designs to the machine.
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It will.only work if you can save your project go the format needed and if your machine takes.a disk to transfer to your embroidery machine.
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In my case, yes. To hook up to my wireless network, the directions state to use a usb cord temporarily to configure your computer to the printer. It is in odd place on the inside of the machine. So if you will always use usb cord for wired use, check out the specs on brother website. http://www.brother-usa.com/VirData/Content/en-US%5CMFC%5CConsumer%5CQuickSetupGuide%5CQSG_MFC_J825DW_J835DW_EN_5046.PDF On page 28 it shows how to do for wireless networking.
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No. It's just to trace an existing drawing of something below your tracing sheet. It is just lights, it has no computer inside.
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Yes, It has a small metal loop with an opening the size of paper clip wire. It must be bent on a 45 degree angle and then you might have to remove a bit of plastic with a small drill bit or knife for a straight shot thru the loop. Since most computers have multiple USB slots, I leave my units in the computer. They don't protrude enough to be broken off.
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Most embroidery design cds are multi format for the different sewing companys. Janome uses a xxxx.jef file format. See this link for more details. http://janome.com/contentassets/0e240947517041e6bcd5423fca4020c4/transferring-designs-to-usb-stick-or-ata-card-no-software1.pdf
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the smallest you have, I think is best for a fast transfer to your embroidery machine. I used a 500 MB USB stick and I even could find one of 15 MB . There is also a tutorial on loading designs: http://blog.tv-sewingcenter.com/janome/getting-that-embroidery-design-to-your-janome/ Succes!
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Yes! I am using mine with a MacBook Pro. All you have to do is hook it up with the USB, then copy and paste your files to the NO NAME drive listed in Finder. I say copy and paste because if you move the files and leave them on the drive, they will disappear once you unhook the USB. I've completed about 30 patterns from Urban Threads with no problem. Happy embroidering :)
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Yes; I have an Epson Inkjet that I use with my laptop. I can't remember whether I used the USB cord or my wireless connection, but the instructions that came with the printer did include instructions that did not require the disk and I remember it was pretty easy.
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No, the image may only be resized. To edit designs you would need embroidery software .
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I have the answer now. I purchased the machine. There is a USB port and cable, to connect from computer to embroidery machine. No special software is needed; just be sure to download images in PES format. Easy and fun!
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The BuzzXplore v2 Quick Start Guide (p 24) says "Note Graphics are converted from one graphics format to another graphics format. You cannot (written in bold) create an embroidery design using this command (that is, convert from jpg (photo format) to pes (embroidery format). To create embroidery designs from graphics, you need an auto-digitizing program such as Buzz-2-Stitches." You can search the internet for home embroidery auto-digitizing programs that will convert graphic formats to embroidery formats, such as BuzzTools, Amazing Designs, and others.
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Place the design CD in your computer's disk drive. Open the software for the SINGER Futura sewing & embroidery machine. Go to File in the main menu, then scroll down to the Design Browser. Select the disk drive and you will be able to view your designs by category. Select the category of designs you want to look at, and the design images will show. Click on the design you want to sew. If you need more detailed assistance, you can contact our Customer Care department. The contact information is in your machine box.
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Not sure about the top-stitch, although it's advertised to be used for quilting. As for the memory chips/USB, I don't believe it has that feature.
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No, you need a capture device. Depending on your system, use a type of black magic design capture product.
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I think the flash card is for saving and loading designs into the machine.. so yes you can also just use your pc for general designs as well without having to use the flash card.. and it does applique but I haven't done that style..
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Compatible with: Tajima computerized embroidery machines and Happy computerized embroidery machines Voltage: 5V DC Interface: USB port, 4 pin power plug (Power), 34 pin plug (Standard floppy drive)