What type of file does babylock accept other than PES

If you are trying to view the designs on a computer then you need an embroidery software of some type. Computers do not come with software capable of reading embroidery designs. Brother embrother use what is called a PES format.

In the embrilliance software check the hoops size. Dst files do not save hoop size in the DST parameters but pes files do. If the hoop is not one that the Ellageo supports it will not read the pes..

Hope this solves it.

Chris

.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

I think babylock uses PES files & that is what Brother design software produces so it would be compatible

In order to 'see' the .pes files you have to have some software to read it like embird or embrillance. Embird is $164 but has some neat features such as being able to change colors and convert from one type embroidery files to another. You can just transfer them to the USB drive by: Plug in your drive, copying them, eject the usb drive, and then plug it into the machine. The machine will read it without you having a program that can read machine formats.

Sometimes embroidery files download in ZIP format.Check your download folder, and double click on the downloaded file. windows shoukd extract it into a folder of its own. open that folder and the .pes files should be in it. Then open the Brother program to access that folder with the .pes files.

USB cables are the most common failure.

Babylock machines use the "pes" format.

Not sure if you found anything out, but Deco 600 uses PES format only.
If you have the software (Deco Wizard) sometimes you can change it to PES and save the design.
Good luck

you need software to trace/convert the image to vector and then to .pes and then you will need a blank (compatible brother/babylock) card and card reader box to transfer the file to and insert the card into the machine to emborider it.

If yo need images converted email me the image and i can convert it to an embrodery file for small fee.

hope this helps.