Brother PR-650 - Manual

Brother PR-650

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 3 – Introduction; IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS; DANGER; To reduce the risk of electric shock:; Always; Always; grasp the plug and pull it out of the electrical outlet.; Do not; unplug your machine if the power is cut.; Never; otherwise you may injure your back or knees.
  • Page 5 – For a longer service life:; powders can damage the case and machine, and should never be used.; For repair or adjustment:; shock or injuries may result.; SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS; This machine is intended for household use.
  • Page 6 – AND CYPRUS ONLY; IMPORTANT; the; COUNTRIES AND MEXICO
  • Page 7 – Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Declaration of; Responsible Party: Brother International Corporation
  • Page 8 – License Agreement
  • Page 9 – Warning Labels; Label locations
  • Page 10 – Machine Structure and Features; Memo
  • Page 12 – Other features; Safety mechanism; The machine is locked.
  • Page 13 – Touch; Available features; Various built-in patterns
  • Page 14 – Manual Structure; This manual is constructed as described below.; Read before use; This machine is equipped with a help feature.
  • Page 15 – Contents; GETTING READY
  • Page 16 – OTHER BASIC PROCEDURES
  • Page 17 – EMBROIDERING SETTINGS
  • Page 22 – Names of Machine Parts and Their Functions; Front view
  • Page 23 – Operation panel
  • Page 24 – Accessories; Included accessories
  • Page 25 – Optional accessories; The following are available as optional accessories.; Note
  • Page 26 – Setting Up the Machine; Setup and transporting precautions
  • Page 27 – Setup location
  • Page 28 – Setting up the machine; Adjust the legs so that the machine is steady.
  • Page 29 – Adjust the angle of the operation panel.
  • Page 30 – on the left. Insert screw
  • Page 31 – Positioning the spool stand; Attach the embroidery frame holder to the carriage.
  • Page 32 – This completes the preparation of the machine.
  • Page 33 – EMBROIDERING TUTORIAL
  • Page 34 – Operating Precautions; Power supply precautions; • During electrical storms.
  • Page 35 – Needle precautions; Good needle; If the distance between the needle and
  • Page 36 – Upper thread recommendations; Fabric recommendations; Display recommendations
  • Page 37 – Basic Procedures
  • Page 38 – Installing the Bobbin; Removing the bobbin case; Pull the thread picker toward you.; CAUTION; Oiling the machine; Installing the bobbin; The thread picker can only be moved
  • Page 39 – Installing the bobbin case; Insert the bobbin case into the hook.; Close the hook cover.
  • Page 40 – Turning ON the Machine; The LCD screen comes on.; The carriage moves to its initial position.; • If the number 1 needle bar is not already at
  • Page 41 – Turning ON the Machine; Understanding the screens; Display
  • Page 42 – Screen overview; The basic operation flow is shown below.; pattern type selection screen; pattern list screen; pattern editing screen; In the; embroidering settings screen
  • Page 43 – embroidering screen; colors assigned to the needle bars, and then
  • Page 44 – Selecting an Embroidery Pattern; Pattern type selection screen; Pattern list screen; (For details on the keys and; Checking a preview image from the pattern selection screen
  • Page 45 – Selecting an Embroidery Pattern; Selecting an embroidery pattern
  • Page 46 – Editing the Embroidery Pattern; From this screen, the pattern can be edited.; Pattern editing screen
  • Page 47 – Specifying Embroidering Setting; Embroidering settings screen; In this example, we will not specify any of the
  • Page 48 – Previewing the Image; Checking a preview image; The preview image is displayed.
  • Page 49 – Hooping the Fabric in the Embroidery Frame; Embroidery frames that can be used appear; Icon
  • Page 50 – Hooping fabric in the small embroidery frame; • The outer frame does not have a front or; Press the inner frame into the outer frame.; • Be sure that there are no wrinkles in the; • Using the included disc-shaped
  • Page 51 – Attaching the Embroidery Frame to the Machine; Attaching the embroidery frame; • Only loosen the thumb screws a maximum
  • Page 52 – For this example, align with mark; • The inner frame should be on top.
  • Page 53 – Checking the Embroidery Area
  • Page 54 – The embroidering screen appears.
  • Page 55 – Upper Threading; Checking the needle bars and thread colors; In the embroidering settings screen, touch; Embroidering screen
  • Page 56 – The screen indicating that the spools be changed is closed.; When
  • Page 57 – Upper threading
  • Page 58 – • Make sure that the spool stand is opened in
  • Page 59 – • Make sure that the thread is securely
  • Page 60 – • The path from the upper thread guide
  • Page 61 – Threading the needle; Use the automatic needle-threading mechanism to
  • Page 62 – • Make sure that the thread securely passes; • The threader moves back away from the
  • Page 63 – The needle bar move screen appears.
  • Page 64 – Using the spool net
  • Page 65 – Sewing the Embroidery; Locking mechanism; Starting embroidering; • If the start/stop button is not pressed within
  • Page 66 – • While the embroidery machine is sewing,
  • Page 67 – Stopping embroidering; Temporarily pausing
  • Page 68 – • The thread is not trimmed.; • Before turning off the embroidery machine,; Set the main power switch to “; • Sewing can resume after the embroidery; If the thread breaks while sewing
  • Page 69 – Checking the Thread Tension; Correct thread tension
  • Page 70 – Removing the Embroidery Frame and Fabric; Pull off the embroidery frame toward you.; Removing the fabric; Loosen the outer frame screw.
  • Page 71 – Turning OFF the Machine; After all embroidery is finished, turn off the machine.; Store the power supply cord in a safe place.
  • Page 72 – Screen Quick Reference Guide; Key displays
  • Page 73 – Understanding the pattern type selection screen
  • Page 74 – Understanding the pattern list screen
  • Page 75 – Understanding the pattern editing screen
  • Page 77 – Understanding the embroidering settings screen
  • Page 79 – Understanding the embroidering screen
  • Page 81 – When You Have a Question, This May Help You; DST; Wiper
  • Page 82 – Getting false thread breakage error; Thread tension changed suddenly; USB connectivity
  • Page 83 – Connecting the machine to the computer
  • Page 84 – Using a USB mouse; marked with; Clicking a key
  • Page 85 – button with the pointer on
  • Page 86 – Changing the size
  • Page 88 – Changing the Needle; Replacing the needle; Turn off the embroidery machine.; • Do not apply extreme force when
  • Page 89 – in to
  • Page 90 – Correctly Using the Embroidery Frames; Embroidery type; Cap f
  • Page 92 – • When embroidering fabric that should not
  • Page 93 – Hooping the Fabric; Hooping the fabric in the extra-large and large embroidery frames; Loosen the screw on the outer frame.
  • Page 94 – Using the embroidery sheet
  • Page 95 – Large/small pieces of fabric; • Use a clothespin or binder clip to fasten the; Embroidering small pieces of fabric; Embroidering the corner of fabric
  • Page 96 – Embroidery Frame Position and Movement
  • Page 97 – • The embroidery machine is turned on.; The embroidery frame will move.; • The embroidering settings screen is
  • Page 98 – Changing the Embroidering Position; and; • Touch
  • Page 99 – • With a USB mouse, your finger or the; Unlocking the needle bar; The needle bar is unlocked.; Adjusting the angle; The screen shown below appears.
  • Page 100 – Each touch of a key rotates the pattern.; and then touch; The embroidering settings screen appears again.
  • Page 102 – Switching the Thread Colors on the Screen; The spool selection screen appears.
  • Page 103 – Embroidering a Pattern Containing Seven or More Colors; Assignment of thread colors to needle bars
  • Page 104 – The stitch navigating screen appears.; The embroidering screen appears again.
  • Page 105 – Changing the Thread Spools with Designs of Seven or More Colors
  • Page 106 – Change the thread spool.
  • Page 107 – If the upper thread breaks; If the needle bar is moved back too far
  • Page 109 – of “If the
  • Page 110 – • If necessary, change the fabric framed in; To start sewing from the beginning
  • Page 111 – Embroidering From the Beginning or Middle of the Pattern
  • Page 112 – Resume Embroidering After Turning Off the Machine
  • Page 113 – • Check that the needle drop point is
  • Page 114 – Adjusting the Thread Tension; • If the thread with the weight attached is
  • Page 115 – Turn the thread tension knobs.
  • Page 116 – Upper thread is too tight; Upper thread is too loose
  • Page 118 – Basting Embroidery
  • Page 119 – Creating an Appliqué Piece; Creating an appliqué piece
  • Page 120 – • To cancel the setting, touch
  • Page 121 – Sew the outline “APPLIQUE”.
  • Page 122 – The outline is sewn using satin stitching.
  • Page 123 – The frame pattern is deleted.
  • Page 124 – Automatic Lock Stitch Setting
  • Page 125 – Starting/Ending Position Settings; Specifying the starting position
  • Page 126 – Sew the first embroidery pattern.
  • Page 127 – Use
  • Page 129 – Maximum Sewing Speed Setting; Maximum sewing speed; The value between; Flat frame
  • Page 130 – Setting the Machine to Stop at Color Changes
  • Page 131 – Repeat steps
  • Page 132 – Temporary Needle Bar Setting; • The start/stop button can be pressed at the
  • Page 133 – in step
  • Page 134 – Reserved Needle Bar Settings; This feature is not accessible through the embroidering screen.
  • Page 135 – The color selected in step; Cancelling the setting
  • Page 138 – Precautions; Concerning embroidery data; Types of embroidery data that can be used; USB Floppy disk drive; CompactFlash
  • Page 139 – When a file folder is necessary to create, use a computer.; Precautions on using the computer to create data
  • Page 140 – Trademarks; Concerning optional embroidery cards; Do not disassemble or alter the embroidery cards.
  • Page 141 – Concerning USB media; Do not disassemble or alter the USB media.
  • Page 142 – General pattern selection
  • Page 143 – Embroidery patterns; Select an embroidery pattern.; Frame patterns
  • Page 145 – to delete the letters.
  • Page 147 – Alphabet patterns; Select a character font.
  • Page 148 – With the first character entered, touch
  • Page 150 – Floral alphabet patterns
  • Page 151 – Renaissance alphabet patterns
  • Page 152 – Appliqué alphabet; Select the text size.
  • Page 153 – Greek alphabet patterns; Select a character pattern.
  • Page 154 – Deleting embroidery data
  • Page 158 – Connecting
  • Page 159 – Recalling; The list of patterns is displayed.
  • Page 160 – • If the wrong pattern was selected or you; • To add a pattern from the computer, repeat; This confirms the pattern selection.; If the desired pattern cannot be recalled
  • Page 161 – Me/2000 or the “Safely Remove; Windows
  • Page 162 – USB media; • The pattern list is usually displayed within
  • Page 164 – Editing the Embroidery Pattern (Pattern Editing Screen); Combining patterns; • When another pattern is selected, it is
  • Page 165 – Continue touching; Moving a pattern
  • Page 166 – Changing the size of a pattern
  • Page 167 – After making the desired changes, touch
  • Page 168 – Rotating a pattern
  • Page 170 – The key appears as
  • Page 171 – • Each touch of the key turns the setting
  • Page 172 – Changing the thread density; Selects a less thread density; Specifying multi-color text
  • Page 174 – Sewing repeated patterns
  • Page 175 – • To delete the top pattern, touch; Adjust the spacing of the repeated pattern.; • To widen spacing, touch
  • Page 176 – The pattern editing screen appears again.
  • Page 178 – When there are two or more elements, use
  • Page 180 – • To delete a specified color from the palette,
  • Page 182 – Duplicating a pattern; Deleting a pattern
  • Page 183 – Editing the Embroidery Pattern (Embroidering Settings Screen); Rotating the entire pattern; The entire pattern can be rotated.
  • Page 184 – Editing a Combined Pattern; To select the pattern, touch; The pattern editing screen appears.
  • Page 187 – • To adjust other parts of the pattern, touch
  • Page 189 – Saving Embroidery Patterns; Machine’s memory; With the pattern that you want to save; Deleting saved data; The list of patterns appears.; Select the pattern to be deleted.
  • Page 190 – To delete the data, touch; • To quit deleting, touch; Recalling stored patterns
  • Page 191 – • When connecting the USB Card Reader/
  • Page 192 – • The USB cable can be plugged into the
  • Page 195 – BASIC SETTINGS AND HELP FEATURE
  • Page 196 – Using the Settings Key; Understanding the settings screen
  • Page 197 – Details of each of the settings are described in the
  • Page 203 – Deleting short stitches; The desired size is displayed.; The desired length is displayed.
  • Page 206 – Specifying thread sensor
  • Page 207 – The desired units are displayed.; Changing the language; Русский
  • Page 208 – Using the Machine Operations Guide Key; to display the available information.; Basic Operation; Basic guide for problems solving.; Maintenance; Instruction for maintaining your machine.
  • Page 209 – The list of basic operations appears.
  • Page 210 – After checking the procedure, touch; The screen that was displayed before
  • Page 211 – APPENDIX
  • Page 212 – Appliqué Sewing; This section describes the procedure for sewing appliqués.; Sewing appliqué patterns; display may appear as; Procedure for sewing appliqués; • If the appliqué is cut out along the inside of
  • Page 213 – • If an iron-on stabilizer is used to attach the; Finish sewing the embroidery.
  • Page 214 – , and then attach the appliqué
  • Page 215 – • Be sure to stop the machine before the; , and then finish embroidering the
  • Page 216 – Select section; or
  • Page 217 – The pattern can be rotated to either the left
  • Page 219 – Helpful Tips for the Operation of the Machine
  • Page 221 – • If the baseline is misaligned or intersects
  • Page 222 – Color thread table; Normal thread color display
  • Page 223 – Creating Beautiful Embroidery; Threads; Polyester mesh cut-away stabilizer works
  • Page 224 – Water-soluble stabilizer is useful when you; Hooping techniques; This type of frame allows
  • Page 225 – Fabric/stabilizer compatibility chart; Garment
  • Page 226 – OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
  • Page 227 – Using the Optional Cap Frame; Cap frame and its accessories; Advanced cap frame 2
  • Page 228 – Types of caps
  • Page 229 – Fabric precautions; Cap fabric recommended for embroidering
  • Page 230 – Adjusting the cap frame driver
  • Page 231 – Do not loosen them too far.; Do not loosen them too far.
  • Page 232 – Remove the pad inserted in step; Preparing the mounting jig; Tighten the two screws.; • Make sure that the stopper is firmly
  • Page 233 – Check that there is no looseness.; For the standard type
  • Page 234 – Attaching the cap frame; Attach the cap frame to the mounting jig.; • Align the notch in the cap frame with the
  • Page 235 – • Make sure that the pins go through the
  • Page 236 – Adjust the other side in the same way.
  • Page 237 – • Repeat steps; • Fully lower the brim holder so that the
  • Page 238 – Removing the cap frame; • Be careful that the cap frame does not hit
  • Page 239 – • Insert the thumb screws into the holes
  • Page 240 – Sew underlay stitches.; to make the combined pattern “BEAR”.
  • Page 242 – Using the Optional Bobbin Winder; For precautions concerning the power supply, refer to page 32.; machine was purchased.; Be sure to place the bobbin winder on a level, stable surface.
  • Page 243 – • Firmly insert the thread guide as far as; Connecting the AC adapter; • Be sure to firmly insert the plug on the AC
  • Page 244 – Winding the bobbin; Set the thread spool on the spool pin.
  • Page 245 – Start winding the bobbin.
  • Page 247 – Cleaning the LCD; Cleaning the hook
  • Page 248 – Remove the needle plate.
  • Page 249 – Cleaning the bobbin case
  • Page 250 – Cleaning the thread guides
  • Page 252 – Oiling the race; • Be sure to rotate the handwheel toward the; Put a drop of oil onto the hook.; • Use a pointed object to punch a small hole
  • Page 253 – • Too much oil may drip onto sewing; function once you touch
  • Page 254 – Troubleshooting; On-screen troubleshooting; Check the items that are displayed.
  • Page 255 – Symptom
  • Page 263 – Error messages
  • Page 271 – • Continue touching the touch panel until
  • Page 272 – Specifications; Embroidery machine specifications; Item
  • Page 273 – Upgrading Your Machine’s Software; The upgrade file is downloaded.
  • Page 274 – Copy the upgrade file to “Removable Disk”.
  • Page 275 – Index; Symbols
  • Page 280 – Please visit us at
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Page 3 - Introduction; IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS; DANGER; To reduce the risk of electric shock:; Always; Always; grasp the plug and pull it out of the electrical outlet.; Do not; unplug your machine if the power is cut.; Never; otherwise you may injure your back or knees.

Introduction 1 ————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— Introduction Thank you for purchasing this embroidery machine. Before using this machine, carefully read the “Important Safety Instructions”, and then study this manual for the correct operation of t...

Page 5 - For a longer service life:; powders can damage the case and machine, and should never be used.; For repair or adjustment:; shock or injuries may result.; SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS; This machine is intended for household use.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 3 ————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— 7 For a longer service life: • When storing this machine, avoid direct sunlight and high humidity locations. Do not use or store the machine near a space heater, iron, halogen lamp, ...

Page 6 - AND CYPRUS ONLY; IMPORTANT; the; COUNTRIES AND MEXICO

——————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— 4 FOR USERS IN THE UK, EIRE, MALTA AND CYPRUS ONLY IMPORTANT • In the event of replacing the plug fuse, use a fuse approved by ASTA to BS 1362, i.e. carrying the mark, rating as marked on plug. • Always replace the f...

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