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There is an adjustment on the machine itself that controls how fast the machine is able to run. It is just about the center of the machine, right above the work surface of the machine. It has one arrow, two arrows and three arrows. When the slider is at the one arrow, it is at the slowest speed. You can move that back and forth depending on how fast you want your machine to run. I hope this helps.
Ask the seller! He has a vested interest in helping your machine work! As a former newspaper writer, believe me, if you send something to a local rag, about your problems with your Janome, the seller will sit up, and take Notice!
Your machine will only recognize the 5x7 hoop. The giga hoop is two 5x7 hoops next to each other.
When you pull up the design on the screen it will show 2 hoops.
Each hoop will be one half of the design. One design will be upside down from the other. That's the way it should be. After stitching out one side of the design, turn the hoop, and stitch the upside down part.
Double check you are threading correctly for bobbin winding. It should wind neatly till it can't turn, and then you stop winding; at least this is how it works on the 8000. Perhaps there is some thread blocking the thread guide for the bobbin winding
Firstly, format your compact flash card on your embroidery machine. This is presuming you have embroidery files in your jef format your machine reads on your computer. Place your compact flash in the compact flash card reader writer connected to your computer, open the compact flash card in your computer, open the file emb5. Now you can simply copy and paste a design from your computer to your flash card. It works for me. Goodluck.
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