Singer XL-1000 - Filing in Long Term Memory When All Files Are Fully Occupied; Filing in Long Term Complete Memory File #1 When It Is Already Occupied (Move)

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Important Safety Instructions2
Please Use Following Foor Control3
Contents4
Various Types of Stitches6
Principal Parts7
Converting Machine to Free-Arm8
Accessories8
Connecting Machine9
Running Machine9
Running Machine Without Foot Speed Controller9
Memory Buttons and Pattern Category Buttons10
Welcome Screen10
Adjusting Contrast of Touch-Screen11
How to Use Option Key12
Changing Presser Feet13
Types of Feet and Their Applications13
Winding Bobbin14
Treading Machine16
Trial Sewing!18
How to Select Needle Position19
How to Use the Thread Cutting Groove (How to Knot the Threads)19
How to View Utility Patterns on LCD Touch-Screens20
How to Select Pattern20
How to Adjust Stitch Length of Utility Patterns21
How to Use Stitch Length Manual Adjustment Touch-Screen Key21
Stitch Length of each Stitch Pattern21
How to Adjust Stitch Width of Utility Patterns22
Automatic Computer Controlled Thread Metering (Tension) System23
How to Modify Top Thread Supply23
How to Shirr and Gather23
Examples of Automatic Thread Metering23
How to Use Operation Guidance. "Machine Usage"24
Contents of Machine Usage24
Example: Winding Bobbin Thread24
How to Use Operation Guidance. "Advice"25
Contents of Advice25
Example: Improper Stitch Formation25
Example: Sewing an Overlapped Section25
How to Use Operation Guidance. "Sewing Method"26
Example: Gathering26
Contents of Sewing Method26
Problem Indicators for Utility Stitches and Pattern Sewing27
What to Do When Problem Indicator Appears27
Fabric, Thread and Needle Table28
How to Remove and Insert Needle28
Straight Stitch29
Automatic Backtack Sewing (Automatic Reverse Sewing)30
Reverse Stitch30
Changing Sewing Direction/Pivoting31
Seam Guides31
Free Arm Sewing31
Application Examples31
Zigzag Stitch32
How to Adjust Stitch Width32
Manually Adjusted Stitch Width Vs. Stitch Length32
Overcasting (Overedging)33
Automatic Buttonholes34
Automatic Buttonhole Steps35
Purl Stitch Buttonholes36
Sewing Corded Buttonholes36
Basting Stitch36
Blindstitch36
For Blindstitching General Fabrics or Heavy-Weight Materials37
For Blindstitching Light-Weight Fabrics37
How to Adjust Guide of Blindstitching Presser Foot37
Attaching Buttons38
Four Direction Sewing39
Decorative Topstitching39
Pattern Sewing40
Pattern Category40
Alphabet40
How to View Pattern Touch-Screens40
Pattern Modifier Keys42
Balancing Shape of Pattern42
Large Size Pattern Sewing44
How to Select Large Size Pattern Touch-Screens44
How to Select a Pattern44
Single Pattern44
Enlarge Pattern45
Reduce Pattern45
Mirror Pattern45
2-Color Pattern45
Fun-Face Pattern Sewing46
Fun-Dlower Pattern Sewing47
Animated Pattern Sewing47
Single Regular Pattern Sewing48
How to Use Pattern Modifier Keys of Regular Patterns48
How to Adjust Tension and Stitch Length on Single Regular Patterns49
Continuous Regular Pattern Sewing49
Alphabet Stitch Sewing50
How to Select Alphabet on LCD Touch-Screens50
How to Select Letter of Aplhabet50
15 And 25Mm Script Style51
How to Change Size51
7Mm Script Style51
How to Combine Patterns52
Combine Upper Case and Lower Case52
Combination Fun-Face and Alphabet52
Filing, Deleting and Recalling of Pattern/Alphabet Stitches53
Filing in Long Term Memory53
Deleting Long Term Memory53
Filing in Long Term Memory When All Files Are Fully Occupied54
To Recall Word or Pattern Sequence from Long Term Memory File54
Circular Pattern Stitch55
Heirloom Sewing (Using Wing Needle)56
Quilting (Using Quilt Guide)56
Patch Work57
Overlapping Patch57
Open Patch57
Twin Needle Sewing58
Pin Tucks58
Darning/Free-Motion Embroidery59
Rolled Hemming60
Even Feeding60
Inserting Zippers61
Lapped Insertion61
Centered Insertion61
Inserting Invisible Zippers62
Bartacking63
Manual Buttonholes64
Attaching Cords65
Sewing One Cord65
Sewing Three Cords65
Optional Accessories66
Ruffler Presser Foot66
Attaching Ruffler66
Ruffling66
Pintuck Foot (Part No.386022)67
Darning/Embroidery Foot (Part No.386017)67
Open Toe Embroidery Foot (Part No.386023)67
Quilter's Foot (Part No.386005)67
Preparation for Embroidery Sewing68
Precautions about Embroidery Bed and Embroidery Cards (Optional)68
Attaching Embroidery Foot68
Attaching Embroidery Bed69
Removing Embroidery Bed69
Before Removing Embroidery Bed69
Embroidery70
To Install and Remove Optional Embroidery Cards71
Using Key72
Selection/Kinds of Alphabet and Patterns73
Example: Selecting "ROSE"73
Selecting Other Alphabet Styles74
Selecting Monogram74
Selecting Patterns75
Selecting Patterns When Using an Optional Embroidery Card75
Embroidery Sewing Preparation76
Foot Speed Controller76
Fabric, Thread and Needle76
Securing Material in Embroidery Frame76
Attaching and Removing Embroidery Frame77
Embroidery Procedure77
Order of Pattern Sewing Steps78
To Determine Location of Embroidery of Name, Word or Pattern79
To Change Location of Embroider79
For Easier Threading80
To Confirm Location of Embroidery80
Rotating Names, Words or Patterns and Changing Size81
To Rotate Patterns81
To Change Size of Alphabet81
To Change Alphabet Spacing82
How to Use Mirror Key82
Embroidering a Combination of a Word and Pattern83
Function of Displays on Screen84
Zoom (Enlarging) Function85
If Thread Breaks During Embroidery86
To Embroider Interrupted Pattern from Point at Which Thread Has Broken86
To Re-Embroider from Start of Interrupted Pattern87
To Re-Embroider with Specific Designated Step87
To Embroider Subsequent Step of Pattern after Turning Power off (Once)87
Saving Combination Alphabet and Patterns in Long Term Files88
Filing in Long Term Memory88
Deleting Long Term Memory88
Filing in Long Term Memory When All Files Are Fully Occupied89
Filing in Long Term Complete Memory File #1 When It Is Already Occupied (Move)89
To Recall Word or Pattern Sequence from Long Term Memory File90
From Layout Screen90
For Pattern Menu Screen90
If Pattern Provided by Card Is Saved90
To Embroider Small Material or Edge of Material91
To Delete Pattern or Cancel Embroidery91
Listing of Helpful Messages92
Other Helpful Messages93
Multiple Hoop Embroidery95
Embroidery Frame: Large95
First Designation95
Preparation of Material96
Using Touch-Screen to Establish Needle Entry Points A, B, C and D96
Second Designation97
Using Touch-Screen to Establish Needle Entry Points E, F, G and H98
To Embroider Letters, Words, Patterns Beyond Sewing Area in 2Nd Part of Overall Design100
Third Designation100
Using Touch-Screen to Establish Needle Entry Points I, J, K and L101
Multiple Hoop Embroidery103
Preparation of Fabric103
Select Floral Border Patterns and Position on Layout Screen103
Select Alphabet Letter and Snter the Names "PINOCCHIO" and "CINDERELLA"104
Adjust Size and Space of "PINOCCHIO" and "CINDERELLA"104
Insert Optional Card No.16 into Slot of Sewing Machine104
Select Pinocchio and Cinderella Patterns.104
Position Embroidery Frame and Secure Material in Frame105
Use Touch-Screen to Establish Needle Entry Points105
Sew All Patterns in First Hooping Position106
Position Embroidery Frame and Secure Material for 2Nd Hooping106
Use Touch-Screen to Establish Needle Entry Points for 2Nd Hooping106
Sew All Patterns in Second Hooping Position107
Position Embroidery Frame and Secure Material for 3Rd Hooping107
Use Touch-Screen to Establish Needle Entry Points for 1Rd Hooping108
Sew All Patterns in Third Hooping Position108
Position Embroidery Frame and Secure Material for 4Th Hooping108
Use Touch-Screen to Establish Needle Entry Points for 4Th Hooping108
Pattern/Alphabet Stitch List109
Utility Patterns109
Large Size Patterns109
Fun-Face Patterns109
Fun-Flower Patterns110
Animated Patterns110
Single Regular Patterns110
Continuous Regular Patterns111
Alphabet Patterns111
Embroidery Pattern Stitch List112
Floral Patterns112
Floral Border Patterns112
Aplhabet Patterns113
Monogram Patterns113
How to Replace Light Bulb114
Cleaning114
How to Replace Needle Threader Hook Holder (Optional Part)114
Performance Checklist115
Listing of Part Number of All Accessories Included with Machine, Optional Accessories and most Common Replacement Parts117

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