Owner's Manual

Using the Optional Cap Frame 169
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Using the Optional Cap Frame
By using the optional cap frame, patterns can be embroidered onto caps and hats. The procedures for using the
cap frame are described below.
Note
● Baseball (golf) caps, tulip hats and bucket hats can be embroidered with this frame.
● This frame cannot be used with hats having a front area of 50 mm (2 inches) or less, such as sun visors
and children's hats. In addition, it cannot be used with hats that have a brim longer than 80 mm
(3-1/16 inches).
Cap frame and its accessories
The cap frame driver and the mounting jig are required in order to use the cap frame.
Note
● If the cap embroidery frame is attached, the
embroidery frame indicators, showing
which embroidery frames can be used,
appear as shown below.
Cap frame
1 Embroidering area:
50 mm (H) × 130 mm (W)
(2 inches (H) × 5-1/8 inches (W))
2 The mark indicates the center of the
embroidering area.
3 Snap lock
Cap frame driver and 4 thumb
screws
In order to attach the cap frame to
the carriage, remove the
embroidery frame holder, and
then attach this cap frame driver to
the carriage of the machine.
1 Insert the thumb screws into
these holes and tighten the
screws to secure the movable
section. Use these holes when
storing this cap frame driver.
2 Holding Spring
The cap frame is secured by
the two holding Spring.
Mounting jig
Use when framing a cap in the
cap frame.
1 Holder
The cap frame is secured by
the two holders.
2 Mounting bracket
Tighten thumb screw to
secure to mounting surface.
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3
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