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Do you mean the Brother SE625 embroidery machine? If so, you can import .PES embroidery files using a USB flash drive. See the specifications here: https://www.brother-usa.com/products/se625 . If you have an embroidery design in a different format, you will need to use software to convert the file to the PES format. (This
can include third-party embroidery software, Embird. Since the SE625 doesn't communicate directly with a computer, it did not come with any software. Thus you'll need to purchase the embroidery software separately.)

Note: not all USB drives will work with the SE625. You need a 32GB drive or smaller. See https://download.brother.com/welcome/doch101019/usbmedia_888m00_m02_m03_m04_m20_m30_m31_m36_m37_en_r19-05.pdf for known compatible USB drives.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

.Jef and .Dst will work on a Janome machine. You can buy designs per the hoop sizes for your machine. Buy, download, and transfer received file to a USB drive to transfer deign to machine.
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For the Brother NV1500 (aka Babylock Esante ESE2).

Bring the embroidery design onto the screen.

Press the save button in the upper right of the screen.(it looks like a pocket)

See pages 141 to 143 of your instruction manual "Saving Embroidery Patterns In The Machine's Memory"

All you need to know when you purchase designs from the internet is that your Brother PE770 will only recognize DST and PES formatting. There isn't anything else!

If you purchase a reader/writer unit with a rewritable memory card in the format for your machine, you will not need additional cards.

Copy the designs from the CDs to the hard drive or insert the CD as you need to access a certain design and then copy the selected designs to the memory card.

The card can only store a certain number of designs and then you reload when you want a different design.

You can get this unit from a sewing machine dealer, but they are less expensive on-line.

Always check with the vendor before purchasing to be sure the unit will work with your brand/model and machine embroidery format.

http://www.allbrands.com/products/abp10248-0165.html

I think the problem may be with the folder structure on your flash drive!

You need to start by creating a new folder called EmbF5, and put your designs in that, in another folder which should be called MyDesign. You can have other folders within EmbF5 - all the folder names must have 8 letters or less, but the design names can be longer. The machine uses jef format designs.

There are several Yahoo Groups for users of the Janome embroidery machines, many of the folks on them are very knowledgeable and will help with problems.

I hope this helps

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Are you trying to transfer a built-in pattern from your machine to a USB flash drive? I'm not sure if built-in designs can be transferred in their original form. You might try editing the design a bit, save it to a memory space, then save it to the memory stick. If you have a manual, it should describe how to move designs from your embroidery machine to your computer, and vice versa.
If you are other readers have time to rate my answer, you'll help me become a better expert. If you can give me more specific information about what happens when you try to upload a design from your machine, and whether you have a manual feel free to leave a comment and I'll check back with you.   Cheers, Ginny

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I found a tutorial at this website:
www.abc-embroidery-designs.com/Embroidery_Tips/self_extracting_SHV.html

Hope it helps.