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Tie-o buon: Use this buon to perform a eo at the start or nish of your
stching. Touch the buon and gently move the machine to perform the micro
stches. The number below the image indicates how many micro stches will
be performed.
For more informaon about how to congure the number of micro stches in a
eo, see To congure eos i n t h e Toolbar Opons secon of this manual.
Bobbin-thread cuer buon: Touch this buon to perform a bobbin thread cut.
The Innity cuts the thread at the needle opening in the needle plate, leaving
enough bobbin thread for your next pullup.
 ONLINE: For informaon about using the Bobbin-thread cut buon,
watch the video Using the Bobbin-Thread Cuer at:
hp://www.handiquilter.com/videos/hq-innity/232/.
Needle-stop buon: Touch the buon to alternate between having the needle
stop in the up or down posion when you stop stching. Your choice displays in
green (as shown at the le).
This buon does not move the needle, but rather indicates your preference for
the nal needle posion when quilng is stopped.
Easy-Touch Tension™ buon: Touch this buon and then use the plus (+)
and minus (–) buons on the screen or on the handlebars to increase or
decrease the upper tension. The number on the buon indicates the current
tension seng.
For more informaon about electronic tension, see Top Thread Tension i n t h e
Machine Sengs secon of this manual.
 ONLINE: For informaon about seng the top-thread tension,
watch the video Adjusng the top-thread tension at:
hp://www.handiquilter.com/videos/hq-innity/233/.
This area of the Main
screen controls the
stching modes. It
is currently set to
manual mode and
shows the current
stches per minute
seng and three
stches-per-minute
presets. This area
changes according
to the stching mode
you’ve selected.
The on-screen hand
wheel enables you to
rotate the machine’s
hand wheel from the
Main screen rather
than reaching around
the machine to do
it manually.
These buons remain the same regardless of
the stching mode you choose.
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