What computer language does my babylock unity use? I am unable to open any of the files on my embroidery disk.

Possible guide to use:

http://smallbusinessdiy.blogspot.com/2015/10/how-to-use-babylock-bmp6-embroidery.html

https://www.mrsewing.com/pages/manuals


https://www.babylock.com/support

.pes - A stitch-based file format used by Brother and Babylock embroidery home sewing machines. .pec - A stitch-based file format used by Brother and Babylock embroidery home sewing machines. .hus - The stitch-based file format used by Husqvarna/Viking embroidery home sewing machines.
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The .exp format is a commercial format while .art is a BERNINA-specific embroidery format. Embroidery designs in .art format keep their fancy fill effects even after rescaling the designs whereas the effects may be lost when editing .exp format files on the machine.
no not think so

Perhaps this will help:

http://babylock.com/downloads/instructions/?Update_ID=38

http://babylock.com/support/FAQ/?FAQ=14

Baby Lock ellageo BLL Instruction And Reference Manual Error Messages

Try contacting BabyLock Support or ask a BabyLock dealer.

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check with a babylock dealer in your area to see about the part you need or try this site and do a chat and ask them if they can help you
http://www.sewingpartsonline.com/

First you need your 4D software installed on your computer (or which ever version you are using). Insert the DVD into your drive. Then open your embroidery program and then click File and Open. When the new window opens, search for your DVD drive then find the embroidery you want and click Open. The embroidery yoiu chose should open in your embroidery program with the hoop displayed on the screen. Then save the embroidery under a new name in your embroidery design folder on your computer. Then insert your USB into your computer, Open Disk Manager and Read your USB. Then click on one of the empty squares and then click File then Open. In the new window find the embroidery file you saved under a new name on your computer and choose it. It should show up in the empty square you clicked on. Then Write to your USB. Now you are ready to move your USB to your machine and the embroidery should be there. Hope this helps. Good luck.

try babylock.com or a babylock dealer

http://www.babylock.com/contact-us/

Babylock only reads PES.

See if there is a lever on the front of the plate where the hoop slips in. This should be up to open and once the hoop is in place, down to lock.

Download a free manua here - http://www.babylock.com/embroidery/ellure/

I am pretty sure you can download Disk 100 free from the Husqvarna Viking website. This has all the embroideries that came free with the machine, plus the alphabets (I think!). You can download this direct to your PC or to a set of floppies, depending on what your Designer needs and what support software you have (or have not) got. If you have no Husqvarna software at all, your PC will not be able to read the floppy. It is in .shv format which PCs are unable to read, being an embroidery machine language only.
If you are trying to open the faulty disk in your Disk Manager software, I always found it worked better if I didn't put the disk in the floppy drive of the computer until after I had already opened Disk Manager.
Hope some of the above is useful to you.

If not a USB model, you have to get the disgustingly expensive Babylock palette box ($500) and software with the blank card to transfer the designs from cd or files. Beware of making the embroidery too small, it can make the stitch density too great and then the machine cannot sew the design. There is software called Density Works to deal with this problem.