Bernina Bernette 340 deco Support Question
Bernina Bernette 340 deco Support Question
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Question posted by kellym2261 on May 21st, 2013
Spacing Between Words
I have a Bernette Deco 340 and need to know hoe to space between words. For example, I am embroidering my name on my uniform shirts for work as first initial period and last name (D. DODGE) How do I get the space between the period and the last name?
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User Guide - Page 2
...product, please dispose of electrical shock:
1. Never operate the sewing computer with the words «DOUBLE INSULATION» or «DOUBLE INSULATED». Keep fingers away.... Always use of double-insulated machines.
1. Do not pull or push fabric while stitching, this sewing computer.
A double insulated product is required around the sewing needle.
6. The symbol may ...
User Guide - Page 3
... the screen will spend countless hours enjoying the many possibilities to enhance your bernette Deco 340. This product was designed and built to the highest standards in the BERNINA sewing family and we hope you will have been implemented to make your sewing experience easier and even more satisfactory.
By owning this instruction manual first.
User Guide - Page 7
Tabs 3. To attach, position the tabs on the base tab holes and push down
1
gently.
1. Door Extension table 2. Base tab holes
2 3
4
Sewing accessories are stored in the extension table.
Pull open the door to store the accessories.
4. 6
Embroidery Computer Overview
1
Detachable Extension Table
To remove, lift out the extension table toward you as illustrated.
User Guide - Page 8
...to trim the threads after sewing is intended to fit in operation, always keep your eyes on the power, it is running overloaded. Power switch 2. Machine socket 4. Connecting the Power... Supply Turn off ' position of the switch. Wall outlet
Note: After turning on the embroidery area, and do not
use the Automatic Thread Cutter. If it - Note: The Deco 340...
User Guide - Page 9
... the best embroidery quality, BERNINA recommends to wind the bobbin without unthreading the machine while working with the thread coming off the spool as Mettler Metrosene+® Poly Sheen... spool pin Use the extra spool pin when you need to use only high quality embroidery thread such as shown. 8
1
Getting ready to Embroider
Removing the bobbin Slide the hook cover plate release ...
User Guide - Page 18
... cards. 6. Outer hoop 2. Getting Ready to make this choice. Embroidery Hoop The Deco 340 is important to use the template to align the centerlines on the fabric with two.... However, to achieve best embroidery results it is supplied with the center of the most important rules to Embroider
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3 1
2
1
4 3
2 4
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Your embroidery computer can handle almost every materials commonly used...
User Guide - Page 19
... on the outer hoop. this is correctly placed. 18
Getting Ready to Embroider
There are embroidering several pieces with the attaching
mechanism extending over the fabric. Depending on the... a) Place the fabric on a flat surface
b) Lay the inner hoop with the fabric onto the Deco 340. e) Remove the template.
6 Template
Having finished step 2 the fabric should be flush with your ...
User Guide - Page 26
... the surface of the touch screen can be displayed on the LCD touch screen.
This is the required boot up the bernette 340 Deco logo is not a defect. To select a function, just touch the key on the screen with your convenience it is...will find the most important keys and indications always at the same location on your Deco 340 screen. When the machine is using icons and a status line.
User Guide - Page 27
... USB Sticks can be used to save stitch data and transfer embroidery designs between the Deco 340 and your PC. in the memory may be stored.
2
4 X-key:
close... the current status of the embroidery computer
2 Selection Tabs:
A.B.C
Touch to choose the different categories on the Deco 340. X
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3
6
Design Card (Optional accessory)
Inserting and Removing of a Design Card Insert the card ...
User Guide - Page 33
... available USB Sticks.
5 Editing The editing function allows you previously saved into the Deco 340. Every BERNINA embroidery card can be used. Use this window to open designs from... the Pattern Selection Window will start automatically when the embroidery computer is a choice of the Deco 340
Read how to open embroidery designs from the following locations:
• Built-in Designs &#...
User Guide - Page 37
...suitable for stitching. Embroider specific color sections:... thread. Screen Information In the embroidery window, the following information will be shown.
1 Sewing time in minutes 2 Number of colors 3 Design size 4 Hoop to stitch out the... Thread key will be shown in the utility menu.
9 Status of the Deco 340 is disabled as metallic threads which are functions to align your design on the...
User Guide - Page 47
... and return to open . Note: Refer to page 48 for the hoop B
Edit
A.B.C
B: 140x200mm
X
Edit
Editing Mode The editing window can be merged on the Deco 340 into one of 64'000 stitches and • max. 104 colour sections
Open Editing Window From the Pattern Selection Window press the editing tab to...
User Guide - Page 53
...is shown in memory of the Deco 340 can hold a large number of your reference.
10 File Name key The file name will appear and the Page and File Name keys are shown first, then individual... the Design Card or remove the USB Stick when the warning sign or hourglass appears on the Deco 340 B. The screen shows the designs already stroed in a certain memory location. 52
Editing and Combining...
User Guide - Page 54
....
Press the OK key to overwrite it ?
OK
The same file name exists, overwrite it . If the same name already exists, a warning message will appear.
The Edit Window will create space for future saves. Press the close X key if you do not need to correct an entry, press this key to delete the last...
User Guide - Page 55
...Deco 340. To run non licensed designs from OESD. This includes Bernette / BERNINA deco 500/600/650 cards, for details of the design as to which can be used to the bernette 340 Deco The bernette 340 Deco... in PCMCIA slot of subdirectories in a folder named «..:\EmbF5». This company can read ...from BERNINA CD you have with the embroidered designs and design files. It is ...
User Guide - Page 56
...with memory media available on PC with BERNINA Embroider Software and transfer and transfer by any of the above memory media to transfer embroidery designs into the Deco 340 and back. Thase can be used !...be guaranteed
Transfer of Embroidery Designs
Below is a graphical summary of all different ways to Deco 340
Note: CDs produced in PCMCIA slot of USB Stick or ATA PCMCIA card may be ...
User Guide - Page 57
... store embroidery designs from the Deco 340.
Note: In the Device Selection Menu use «deco 330 (write to BERNINA card)» for BERNINA artista sewing machine, are direct compatible (with Bernina... In the Device Selection Menu use «deco 330 (write to BERNINA card)» for your memory media is required when working with Bernina Embroidery Software or OESD Explorations Software...
User Guide - Page 58
...OESD Explorations Software as well as .ART file. Write file to the Deco 340 • Designs modified on the Deco 340 cannot be transferred to Magic Card for artista 165 / 185. Important Note...briefly describes the possible operations. No colour information will be transferred to the Deco 340
Designs modified on the Deco 340 cannot be read by means of the OESD Magic BoxTM.
1. Please ...
User Guide - Page 59
... are always stored together and can only be copied to the sewing computer both or all three files must be accessed through the ... based) you will see a second file with the same file name, but it also the shape of the individual parts for auto-...this .EXP format.
.EXP+
artista 630/640, artista 160 - 185 Deco 330/340
Bernina extended .EXP embroidery design format based on ... Bernia uses an ...
User Guide - Page 62
... the hook race. 2 The control circuit is not working
correctly. Troubleshooting
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Problem
Cause
Reference
The machine is noisy.
1 Threads have been caught in the hook mechanism.
2 Lint has collected in the
thread holder when starting the machine. 6 Sewing speed is too high for some
reason when embroidering. 5 The needle thread tension is too tight...
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