Opening RCC and INC files

Schiffli machine files made by other programs can be opened in EmbroideryStudio but with some limitations. When opening a machine    file, you can set decoding options to determine how to convert the design. Options vary with the type of machine file you select.

Decoding limitations

While RCC and INC designs may be opened for editing, they need to be carefully checked before outputting again. Limitations include:

Tip: Decoding options should reflect how the design was originally digitized, not how you want it now. Experiment with the settings to get the best results.

To open an RCC file in EmbroideryStudio...

1Rename RCC or INC Tnn machine files as T10 (Plauen) or T15 (Saurer) respectively.

Tip: If you have a native Plauen or Saurer format file – e.g. PLS, NWD – you first have to convert to Tnn format via the Schiffli Disk Converter.

2Select File > Open.

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3Select the renamed file and click Options.

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4Select Schiffli as the machine format from the Machine Type list if not already selected.

5Accept the default setting for trim recognition.

6Select Stop Code as Stop. Stop codes are interpreted as Explicit Stops. The machine stops stitching.

7Select or deselect the Objects/Outlines and Automatic Connectors checkboxes as required.

8Select the Conversion Details tab for further machine-specific options.

9Make sure the Sequin Function is set to None.

10Click OK then Open.

The design opens but frame movements are not recognized as part of the color change.

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Tip: FIXPAT can be used to view T12 (Wilcom Plauen - RCC Hiraoka) format with color shifts corrected.

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