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Happy Voyager

Resource Manual

Bernina Happy Voyager

Resource Manual

Addendum

SAFETY REGULATION

Please refer to the Safety Regulation of the original Happy Voyager

User/Operation Manual and as such are hereby incorporated with this

addendum.

The information contained in this Manual is designed to assist in operating

the Happy Voyager machine. This Manual is not intended to be complete

or to replace the original Happy Voyager User/Operation Manual. Its

purpose is solely to educate the Bernina Happy Voyager Machine

Operators.

subject to changes without notice. Publication, and duplication or providing

information to a third party without the written approval from Bernina of

America, Inc. is prohibited.

BERNINA OF AMERICA, INC.

3702 PRAIRIE LAKE CT.

AURORA, IL 60504

Authors: Hans Herzog

Andrew Bellendir

October 2007

Release: 1.10

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Main Catagories Index Bernina Manual HV Manual

Contol Panel Interface Control 01 3-8,3-9 & 3-B

Drive Mode 02 3-

Menu Mode 03 none

Happy and Bernina

Embroidery SoftwareV5 Metric Dimension Settings 04 none

Creatin

Hoops for the HV 05 none

Embrodiery Pattern

Management Transferring Patterns using Happy Link 06 5-4

Transferrin

Patterns usin

a Memor

Card 07 5-5,5-6 & 5-7

Transferrin

Patterns from the Machine to a Card 08 none

Lockin

Pattern 09 11-1

Deletin

Pattern 10 5D, 5C & 5E

Most Common Tasks Selecting a Design 11 5-A

Pro

rammin

Thread Colors for the Needles 12 13-3 & 13-4

Pro

rammin

Thread Colors for the Desi

n 13 13-5 & 13-6

Positionin

the Desi

n in the Hoop/Creatin

Hoops 14 20-2 & 20-3

Usin

the Trace Function 15 6-4

Forward and Backward Trackin

. 16 3-8 & 3-9

Design Mulipulations Scaling the Size of the Pattern 17 12-2

Rotatin

/Mirrorin

Desi

n 18 9-5

Adjusting the Satin Stitch Width and Pull

Compensation 19 12-3

Removin

Unwanted Jump Stitches 20 19-1 to 19-9 & 19-

Embroiderin

Multiple Desi

ns 21 12-5 & 12-6

Adding

Devices/Accessories Installing the Cap Device/Machine Set Up 22 7-1 to 7.9 & 7A, B & C,

20-4 to 20-6

Installing the Hoop Tech Device/Machine Set Up 23 none

Additional Machine

Settings Reversing Directions of Frame Movements 24 5-1

Sin

le Needle Color Transfer 25 13-2

Pattern Color Transfe

26 13-5 & 13-6

Start Embroiderin

from a Particular Stitch 27 9-6

Start Embroiderin

from a Particular Color 28 9-7

Service Tasks Machine Maintenance, Cleaning/Lubrication 29 23-1 & 23-2

Thread Cuttin

Len

th 30 5-1

Machine Firmware Version 31 22-3

stem Rese

32 25-1

Speed Reset 33 25-2

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Interface Control 01

Description of function

Identifying and explaining the functions of the

keys/buttons on the control box.

ARROR Keys (Up, Down, Left, Right):

• In the DRIVE mode move the hoop.

• In the MENU mode used to navigate to de-

sired item.

SET button: Select and execute a function.

MENU button: Enter the menu mode. (also enter

into submenu’s).

ESC button: Stop or cancel a selected setting.

(Used to escape out of a menu or function.)

FF button (Fast Forward): In conjunction with

the arrow keys increases frame movement speed

for faster tracking.

+/- buttons: Plus/minus buttons increases and

decreases the machine embroidery speed.

ARROR button (Left/Right): Moves the sewing

head in the desired direction. (Moves between

needles 1 - 12.)

P FOOT button: Raises and lowers the presser

foot. (Useful in positioning the needle at a precise

point in the design. i.e. after a thread break)

Process: Lower the presser foot, then manually

pull down the needle. Perform a CUT to return to

normal embroidery position.)

TRACE button: Verify that the pattern selected

embroiders within the boundaries of the hoop.

(See: “Using the TRACE function”.)

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Interface Control 01

CUT button: Cut the upper and lower thread.

START button: Start to embroider

Note: If held down while embroidering, the ma-

chine temporarily switches into a super slow

mode. When released the speed returns to the

previous embroidery speed.

STOP button: Stop the embroidery process.

Additional functions are different Back tracking

modes.

4 Modes of back tracking:

Press once: Frame moves backwards one stitch.

Press continuously: Frame moves backwards

continuously.

Keep pressing continuously: The button func-

tion locks, the frame moves backwards by 1 stitch

at a time continuously. Stop button must be

pressed to stop.

Keep pressing longer still: The button function

locks, the frame goes back in multiples of 10

stitches at a time continuously. Stop button must

be pressed to stop.

FWD button: Forward Tracking

4 Modes of moving forward in a pattern:

Press once: Frame moves forwards one stitch.

Press continuously: Frame moves forwards

continuously.

Keep pressing continuously: The button func-

tion locks, the frame moves forward by 1 stitch at

a time continuously. Stop button must be pressed

to stop.

Keep pressing longer still: The button function

locks, the frame moves forwards by multiples of

10 stitches at a time continuously. Stop button

must be pressed to stop.

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Interface Control 01

FUNC button: The function button opens to a

menu with additional functions. Use the arrow

keys to move to the desire function and SET to

execute.

Explanation of Functions:

TOP: Returns frame to the top of the pattern.

CENTER: Moves the frame to the center.

ORIGIN: Moves the frame to the start point.

POSTITION: Moves the frame to the current sew-

ing position.

O SET: Not used

LOG-IN: Log-in for LAN network set up.

TURN-OFF: Recommended to turn the machine

off.

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Drive Mode 02

Description of function

Explaining the drive mode display.

The drive mode is the actual embroidery mode.

The embroidery design and its position is dis-

played in the large left hand display area.

The display shows the amounts of stitches per

pattern. And the current stitch count during the

embroidery process.

In the upper right hand corner the location #of

the selected pattern is displayed, along with the

name of the pattern.

JEANOP

Total Stitches

Stitch count in

progress

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Drive Mode 02

Color Changes: The left hand display shows the

number of color changes (i.e. 20). The display in

the middle shows the current color. The right

hand side show the colors remaining.

Note: If a color change stop or a frame out is

applied the follow Icons appear above the thread

spools

Speed Setting: The left hand display shows the

maximum speed setting. The right hand display

shows the actual embroidery speed.

Currently selected needle: The left hand dis-

play represents the machine embroidery head.

The right hand display show the current needle

selected.

Indicator Icons: Along the bottom of the display

are Icon representing additional functions that

can be applied to a design (Scaling, rotate/mirror

image, satin stitch width adjust, repeat pattern,

auto origin, and offset.)

Active functions applied/active are indicated with

a green bar above the Icon.

Color stop Frame out

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Drive Mode 02

Status Icon: Depending on the machine set up,

different icons appear in the upper right hand

side.

4 Status Icons:

Normal cap frame: Icon appears when a cap

frame is mounted to the machine. (Automatic sen-

sor activation)

Wide cap frame: Icon appears when the wide

cap frame is selected. The frame type is selected

in the OPTION # 17.

Top: The icon show's when the machine is ready

to embroider in the regular embroidery mode.

Frame out: The frame out icon show's when a

frame out has occurred.

JEANOP

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Drive Mode 02

Additional Display: When the hoop is offset

manually.

Distance moved in millimeters from the start point

in the X and Y direction.

Pattern size information in millimeters.

Note: If the numbers are equal i.e.

37.4 / 37.4 and 29.2 / 29.2 the design is digitized

center/center.

X distance moved from

start point.

Y distance moved from

start point.

Size of Pattern info

Height & width

Distance between top and start point.

Distance between bottom and start point

Distance between extreme left and start point.

Distance between extreme right and start point.

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