I agree with what Hugo says with one exception. The design had to have been started the original time in the hoop center position. If you had to move it up or down a little cause of a pocket when you first ran the design it wouldn't line up from hoop center. Aaron Sargent The Linen Barn linen@xxxxxxxxxxx Medford, Oregon ----- Original Message ----- From: <HTorbidoni@xxxxxxx> To: <amayausers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Friday, August 06, 2004 2:21 PM Subject: Re: [amayausers] Emergency Stop Button... > Phyllis > > I'm not sure why you are losing your position, but you have numerous ways to > recover without ruining the garment. > > The best way I think to be absolutely sure to get back to the same position > is to first write down what the stitch was when you stopped the machine. > > After this is done reset the design, center the hoop, and the go into the > Settings menu. > > Under the Settings menu, click on move and there is a box that allows you to > enter the stitch count of the design. Enter the stitch count and click on the > box to the right of it, I think it says GoTo. after a short pause the machine > will move to the exact position where you left off. > > You may get more responses to your problem but I think this will without a > doubt get you back exactly where the design left of. > > Unless the machine is out of control or about to hit the hoop, the Estop > should not be engaged. Depressing the Estop will release all the motors and if > this is done while the machine is sewing , (especially at high speeds) the motors > will most likely lose track of what position they were at. > > Hope this helps in the future > > Hugo Torbidoni > H.T. Embroidery Repair > Harpers Ferry, W, V, 25425 > 301-471-3157 > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: amayausers-unsubscribe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx For additional commands, e-mail: amayausers-help@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx