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* Thread colors in a design can be sorted at the control panel (this may mess up order of printing of course) | * Thread colors in a design can be sorted at the control panel (this may mess up order of printing of course) | ||
* Several manufacturers/makes color schemes are builtin. E.g. Madeira Poly, Sulky, R-A Poly. | * Several manufacturers/makes color schemes are builtin. E.g. Madeira Poly, Sulky, R-A Poly. | ||
=== Formats === | |||
The Machine can not directly stitch from design files like EMB or ART. | |||
'''PES''' | |||
* The PES format is the most important native machine instruction format for both small and semi-professional Brother embroidery machines. Designs can be somewhat modified. | |||
* Several version of PES seem to exist. Newer versions may not work on older machines | |||
* PES is the default format to export from your embroidery software. | |||
'''PEN''' | |||
* A Brother format that only works on some machines that can stitch "Disney" designs. Some machines can be registered to decrypt. | |||
'''PEC''' | |||
* An older Baby Lock/Brother/Deco format. Avoid. | |||
'''PHC''' | |||
* Older Brother format. Avoid. | |||
'''DST''' | |||
* DST is a Tajima data file and it does not include color information (therefore avoid) | |||
== The Touch Screen Interface == | == The Touch Screen Interface == |
Revision as of 17:14, 4 July 2017
Introduction
The Brother PR1050X is a high-end consumer and professional entry level embroidery machine.
In Switzerland, list price is 12'000 CHF, in Germany 11'000 Euros. Street prices can be less and even lesser for education.
I ordered such a model and by fall 2017 there should be more information in this page - Daniel K. Schneider (talk) 09:02, 4 July 2017 (CEST)
Specifications
- The machine can stitch with one needle at the time
Connectivity
- USB host cable
- USB media slot
- SD card slot
Thread colors
- Default colors
- Each needle bar can be assigned a color through either the control panel or software (the latter is called manual color sequence).
- Thread colors in a design can be sorted at the control panel (this may mess up order of printing of course)
- Several manufacturers/makes color schemes are builtin. E.g. Madeira Poly, Sulky, R-A Poly.
Formats
The Machine can not directly stitch from design files like EMB or ART.
PES
- The PES format is the most important native machine instruction format for both small and semi-professional Brother embroidery machines. Designs can be somewhat modified.
- Several version of PES seem to exist. Newer versions may not work on older machines
- PES is the default format to export from your embroidery software.
PEN
- A Brother format that only works on some machines that can stitch "Disney" designs. Some machines can be registered to decrypt.
PEC
- An older Baby Lock/Brother/Deco format. Avoid.
PHC
- Older Brother format. Avoid.
DST
- DST is a Tajima data file and it does not include color information (therefore avoid)
The Touch Screen Interface
Embroidery Settings
(chapter 4 of the manual) Color settings (p 133, 143)
- On page 5 of the settings screen, set manual color sequence to
on
Machine Settings
The settings screen includes seven screens
Links
Official
- Manuals and Drivers
- Manuals in French