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Using the Audio Feature on HQ Fusion
LoveBug
Joined: Sept. 18, 2010
Posted: Oct. 17, 2010, 10:23 AM
Hello!

I wanted to give some feedback on this feature on the Fusion.

When I loaded the SD card into my computer, I noticed that it came installed with some videos, which are nested in folders on the card. However, when I tried to play the videos on the Fusion, it wouldn't access them.

It was only when I added a file in the top level directory that the videos & folders were accessible & would display on the Fusion. Very strange!

Also, what was disappointing is that if I'm listening to music on my Fusion, if I want to access any of the other menus on the Fusion - perhaps to change the cruise control or something - the music stops playing. It would be great if this panel could multitask & keep playing music even if I'm messing around with other settings.

Thanks!

Ebony
Re: Using the Audio Feature on HQ Fusion
kathisalter
Joined: Dec. 2, 2008
Posted: Oct. 22, 2010, 8:27 AM
Thank you for your input. I will pass this information along to our technicians.

Kathi Salter
Handi Quilter Studio Educator
Re: Using the Audio Feature on HQ Fusion
LoveBug
Joined: Sept. 18, 2010
Posted: Dec. 29, 2010, 7:05 PM
I wanted to update this based on something I discovered while using my Fusion.

The handlebars operate somewhat independently. I noticed that if I have an error message on the front handlebar and I clear it, it stays on the back handlebar.

With this in mind, I discovered that if I want to have access to controls & still play music, I should put the SD card in whatever handle I'm not using. Problem solved! So when I do pantos, I play the music from the front handlebars, and when I'm free motion quilting, I play it on the back.

Thanks!

Ebony
Re: Using the Audio Feature on HQ Fusion
kathisalter
Joined: Dec. 2, 2008
Posted: Jan. 4, 2011, 11:22 AM
Ebony says:

I wanted to update this based on something I discovered while using my Fusion.

The handlebars operate somewhat independently. I noticed that if I have an error message on the front handlebar and I clear it, it stays on the back handlebar.

With this in mind, I discovered that if I want to have access to controls & still play music, I should put the SD card in whatever handle I'm not using. Problem solved! So when I do pantos, I play the music from the front handlebars, and when I'm free motion quilting, I play it on the back.

Answer:

Thank you so much for that information. Very clever of you.

Kathi Salter
Handi Quilter Studio Educator