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ULT2001/2002D/2003D
Date: 05/11/2006 ID: faqh00000053_000
Sometimes I insert a memory card or floppy disk, touch the appropriate icon, and the ULT screen blanks out, then turns back on.
Sometimes the designs come up, but when I choose a design, the screen blanks out. Why is this?
The ULT 2001 is very sensitive to stitch data.
If a design is not properly digitized, or if important portions of the design's stitch data are missing or corrupted, the machine will re-set itself.
Additionally, if there is too much data on the disk, the machine cannot process it all at one time.
In the first instance, run the design through PE-Design if possible and examine it.
If another machine, such as the PC-8500, is available, send the design to a card and place it in the embroidery machine.
Often the machines cannot display the color name of the corrupt portion of a design, and that will be an indication to you.
If you suspect there is too much data on the disk for the machine to read, place just a few of the designs onto a different floppy disk and try again.
Remember that the origin of a design may be an important issue.
You have no real knowledge of the integrity of a design downloaded free from the Internet, and even designs that you purchase from a novice digitizer can have problems.
If a design is not properly digitized, or if important portions of the design's stitch data are missing or corrupted, the machine will re-set itself.
Additionally, if there is too much data on the disk, the machine cannot process it all at one time.
In the first instance, run the design through PE-Design if possible and examine it.
If another machine, such as the PC-8500, is available, send the design to a card and place it in the embroidery machine.
Often the machines cannot display the color name of the corrupt portion of a design, and that will be an indication to you.
If you suspect there is too much data on the disk for the machine to read, place just a few of the designs onto a different floppy disk and try again.
Remember that the origin of a design may be an important issue.
You have no real knowledge of the integrity of a design downloaded free from the Internet, and even designs that you purchase from a novice digitizer can have problems.
ULT2001/2001N/2001C/2002D/2003D
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