Type's of Connector
The type of connector you use depends on whether you want to be visible in the final design. Standard connector settings in the design of ice is to jump.
Jump
Jump moves the frame from one part of the design to another without needle penetration. You can use the automatic jump as a connector between embroidered objects. The fabric that connects generally need to be tied-off and trimmed. The default connector jump lengths is the same as that set for Auto direct.
Tip : You can also digitize jump manually using a function of penetration or with Manual sewing. See Add jump with penetration off and Digitizing individual stitches for details.
Walking
Because walking is not trimmed, they may look at the embroidery finish. For this reason, they are less commonly used as a connector from the jump. If nearby objects and connectors will be hidden, they can be used.
Runs
Run the connector entry is not the same as running a join trip segment in the complex object fills. In other words, they do not apply to the segment in an object. See also the typical analysis for Adjusting trip running the length of the stitches.
Tie-INS
Tie sutures inserted at the beginning of the object to prevent stitches from Unraveling. They are included in the form in the second stitch. You generally used when the connector previously trimmed.
Tie-off
By jumping, sewing yarn can be tied so that the need to cut without the seams unravel. You can customize the settings for the connector automatically add a tie-off, or add their own. You can also include the trim
so the machine functions with the trimmers to cut the thread automatically.
Trims
If you are using a machine with automatic trimmer, trim function causes the thread to be cut after the tie-off. In software, the trims are is represented by a triangle with a small circle at the point where the seam
begins again. Trimmed connectors appear as a dotted line. You could either adjust the settings for the connector to automatically add trims, or add their own.
