Adding MaggieFrames to Your BAI Embroidery Machine

Outline

Start by navigating to your BAI embroidery machine's interface.
Click on the hat icon. This action will display a list of available hoops.
For demonstration purposes, I'll be selecting the 600x600 option. Once selected, your machine will adjust accordingly.

It's crucial to determine the center point of your MaggieFrame before proceeding.
Place your MaggieFrame onto the machine. If it doesn't seem centered, you'll need to adjust it using the machine's computer interface.
Ensure that you're on needle number one and that it aligns both horizontally and vertically with the frame's center.

On your machine's computer interface, locate and set the center point. For instance, if it shows the center points as 33 and -122, you'll need to:
Click on the gear icon.
Navigate to 'frame set' and select the hoop you're using (in this case, hoop letter I).
Adjust the values to 33 and -122.
Confirm by clicking 'OK'.

To find the accurate dimensions for your MaggieFrame, visit the official website
Navigate to the 'pricing/order' section and select your frame size. For this guide, I'm using the 8.5x9 size as an example.
Note down the specified dimensions. For the 8.5x9 size, it's 215 by 230 millimeters.
Return to your BAI machine's interface and:
Click on the gear icon.
Go to 'frame set' and select the hoop you're editing (hoop letter I).
Adjust the x-axis to 230 and the y-axis to 215.

It's vital to ensure that the center point is precise. The MaggieFrames have distinct holes in the middle for reference.
Align your machine's pressure footers with these holes to ensure perfect centering.
If adjustments are needed, modify the x and y dimensions accordingly.

Whenever you wish to use your MaggieFrame (8.5x9 size), simply:
Click on the hat icon.
Select hoop letter I.
Your machine will automatically center the hoop and display it correctly on the screen.