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2. Input with the Keyboard
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s Direction Key
This is equal to how to input with the mouse. There are differences moving an input
cursor with the keyboard’s direction keys instead of the mouse, and inputting data
by clicking the keyboard’s Spacebar instead of the mouse’s left key. For example,
select any functional button of configuration data to input in the sub-tool bar, or
select the Point Stitching button with the mouse to input sewing data (equal to how
to input with the mouse). After selection, move the mouse into sewing range and
move the keyboard’s direction key, then the mouse cursor becomes moved. If the
cursor is exactly located to be inputted, click Spacebar to input data. The move unit
of the direction key is fixed to 1 pixel. If you want to adjust the move unit, select Key
Resolution of Input Device in the menu and adjust the unit again. For reference, if
1mm is set up to 10 pixels, move unit becomes 1mm. As mentioned above,
however, this is possible only when the window screen keeps initial setup values.
The above Window Resolution indicates Monitor Resolution. This is autom-atically
set up. Therefore you don’t need to change it. Click the mouse’s right button to
finish inputting. “End”key right over the keyboard’s direct-ion cursor also has the
same function as the mouse’s right button. (Available for detailed works like stitch
editing.)
3. Input with the Keyboard
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s Numeral Keys
Second input method is to click any of functional buttons in the
subtool bar, and select Keyboard Input of Input Device in the menu. Upon selection, the
keyboard input dialog window as shown in the left screen is displayed. Input coordinates
in X-axis and Y-axis and click Enter Key, you can find that data is being inputted on the
screen. Click Close button to finish inputting. Esc and BackSp keys are applicable to
during inputting. Esc Key provides the same function as Escape Key mentioned above,
and BackSp Key functions to delete inputted data by one point.
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