The pattern programming device lets you create your own patterns on a TV screen, printing and/or imputing them into the machine or disk drive. Brother: 34.95: 612. Teaches you how to program the KH-950 and KH-950i knitting machines: Brother: 30.00: BVK101. Before you start, make sure that your Windows 10 PC supports Bluetooth. For more info on how to check, see Fix Bluetooth problems in Windows 10.If you need help adding a device without Bluetooth capabilities, see Add a device to a Windows 10 PC. Brother PPD120 Patterning Device User Guide for Brother Knitting Machine is available for download here now. Knitting Machines etc. Is the first place to stop for free downloads of Knitting Machine Manuals, Knitting Machine User Guides, Knitting Machine Service Manuals and Machine Knitting Magazines.
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This device can be connected to a standard color TV to let you design your own original patterns with a visual on the screen. When you're finished, just insert the cartridge directly into the knitting machine and transfer the design. This device allows you to create your own patterns, or to edit present patterns using up to 15 colors. Share - Brother Ppd-120 Pattern Programming Device. CURRENTLY SOLD OUT. Item 1 BROTHER KNITTING MACHINE PARTS PPD110 PPD120 RARE KA7785 LACE PATTERN CARTRIDGE 1.
Skill: Intermediate
Instead I get great big gobs of stitching done in one place, or a side bar tacked on with a long line of close zigzags and none of the tab catching onto the lever. Aaaarghh! I've already broken 2 needles now.
Anybody have an idea what could possibly be wrong? Does something need tightening, are my dogs not catching?
Skill: Intermediate
Skill: Intermediate
I've used this buttonhole attachment once before, actually without a button in the back and making very careful measurements, and it worked fine. I had the manual at hand at that time. Now, that I've moved, I can't find the darn thing. This time, I noticed the space in the back for the button, which I then proceeded to place the button in....
It seems like the fabric is just not moving, and it's just sewing in the same spot over and over.
That would keep your fabric from moving.
HTH
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Skill: Intermediate
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If you've found a solution, I would be interested in reading it.
Skill: Intermediate
Is it possible that you accidently lowered the feed dogs?
That would keep your fabric from moving.
HTH
Yep. It sounds like you may have accidentally lowered your feeddogs which would account for the fabric not moving and sewing continually in one place.
If that's not it, and you have it set on the buttonhole setting and the rod is pulled down into place to catch the metal tab on the foot, then I can't think of any other thing it could be.
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Skill: Intermediate
So, I still haven't figured it out. I'm contemplating making the buttonholes manually with the zig zag stitching, which I really would rather not do. I wonder if my machine is needing a tune-up.
Your machine may need to be tuned up.
Keep us posted!!!
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Skill: Advanced Beginner
The two (one for a slant needle the other for a vertical needle, low shank machine) I have both have a metal plate you must place OVER the feed dogs/throat plate to keep the feed dogs from moving your fabric. The buttonhole attachment does all that moving of fabric for you. And, in the ones I've used, you don;t have to measure anything...there are a variety of cam/templates that limit the size and shape, you have to pick the right one and insert it in the buttonholer.
Also, is the attachment, um....attached correctly? you need to hook it onto the screw so that it lifts and lowers with the presser foot. And, make sure you have PLENTY of thread in your bobbin, because you're screwed it you run out, mid-buttonhole.
Let's see...what else? Is your bobbin thread pulled out of the way? And, I have to set my machines to a satin stitch (they're really old....no such thing as a buttonhole stitch)
The other thing I would check immediately on my machines would be if the bobbin area was clogged with felted fuzz. I've found mine to be really fussy with any attachment if there's fuzz/dust/crud under the needle area/around the bobbin. I'm also quite likely to misthread somewhere on the way to a not daily-used attachment--like missing that last wire loop--which is death to anything but a standard straight seam on my two old Singers.
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Hope has two lovely daughters: Anger and Courage
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Skill: Advanced Beginner
Open up the buttonholer and make sure it's clean and that all the parts that should move, do move freely. The older Singer Professional buttonholers, do need to be cleaned, oiled at their moving parts and kept free of grit/dust, which they accumulate a lot of while they do their thing. Something might have seized inside the attachment. If there'a s lever on the side, move it back and forth to make sure it actually moves the the buttonholer smoothly along the gauge mechanism and back again in its whole circuit without sticking.
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Chuck Close, painter, printmaker, photographer
Hope has two lovely daughters: Anger and Courage
St. Augustine
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This FAQ explains how to change the settings (such as Resolution, File Type) used for scanning from ControlCenter4 or when using the SCAN key on your Brother machine.
NOTE: Illustrations shown below are from a representative product and operating system, and may differ from your Brother machine and operating system.
<How to change the settings for scanning from Home Mode of ControlCenter4>
In Home Mode, you can configure Document Type and Scan Size before scanning a document.
Document Type:
The following three basic settings are available:
- Photo: Resolution: 600x600dpi, Scan Type: 24bit Color
- Text and Graph: Resolution: 300x300dpi, Scan Type: 24bit Color
- Monochrome Text: Resolution: 200x200dpi, Scan Type: Black and White
You can also set and store your preferred settings for Document Type.
- Click the Scan tab and choose Custom. Then, click Custom Settings.
- The Custom Scan Settings window will appear. Configure the settings and click OK.
Scan Size:
Choose your document size from the Scan Size drop-down list.
You can choose other settings, such as File Type, File Name and Scan Location (or Destination Folder), after scanning.
<How to change the settings for scanning from Advanced Mode of ControlCenter4>
In Advanced Mode, there are four scan options: Scan to File, Scan to E-mail, Scan to OCR and Scan to Image. You can configure the advanced scan settings for each option.
- Scan to File
This allows you to scan a document to a pre-defined folder. Click here to see the details of how to change settings for Scan to File. - Scan to E-mail
This allows you to scan a document to your default E-mail application and send the scanned job as an attachment. Click here to see the details of how to change settings for Scan to E-mail. - Scan to OCR
This allows you to scan a document and convert it into text. The text can be edited using your preferred word processing software. Click here to see the details of how to change settings for Scan to OCR. - Scan to Image
This allows you to scan an image directly into your graphics application for image editing. Click here to see the details of how to change settings for Scan to Image.
How to change settings for Scan to File:
- Click the Scan tab and right-click the File button. Then, choose Button settings.
- The settings window for Scan to File will appear. Configure the settings and click OK. For example, you can set the prefix text used for the file name of the scanned data in the File Name box. You can also set the folder to save the scanned data in the Destination Folder or Scan Location box.
How to change settings for Scan to E-mail:
- Click the Scan tab and right-click the E-mail button. Then, choose Button settings.
- The settings window for Scan to E-mail will appear. Configure the settings and click OK. For example, you can choose the file format of attachment from the File Type drop-down list.
How to change settings for Scan to OCR:
- Click the Scan tab and right-click the OCR button. Then, choose Button settings.
- The settings window for Scan to OCR will appear. Configure the settings and click OK. For example, you can choose the word processing application where the converted text data will be displayed from the Target Application drop-down list. You can also choose the language you want to convert into from the OCR Language drop-down list.
How to change settings for Scan to Image:
- Click the Scan tab and right-click the Image button. Then, choose Button settings.
- The settings window for Scan to Image will appear. Configure the settings and click OK. For example, you can choose the graphics application where the scanned image will be open from the Target Application drop-down list.
<How to change the settings for scanning by pressing your Brother machine's SCAN key>
Brother Ppd120 Pattern Programming Device Manual
In ControlCenter4, you can configure the settings for scanning by pressing the SCAN key on the control panel of your Brother machine.
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- Open Device Scan Settings window.
In Home Mode:
Click Device Settings tab => Device Scan Settings.
In Advanced Mode:
Click Device Settings tab => Device Scan Settings. - The Device Scan Settings window will appear. There are four scan options: Scan to File, Scan to E-mail, Scan to OCR and Scan to Image. Click the tab for the scan option you want to configure and configure the scan settings. Then, click Apply => OK.
Scan to OCR is not available for some countries.