If you are attempting to connect a Toyota 9100, here are some helpful steps provided by Mindy Hodson of AccuSigns, Inc. Menu item File > Stitch to Machine manager The Embroidery Machine Connection dialog box opens. Machine Identification Name: Give your machine a name Model: 9100 Connected to Port: COM4 (will depend on which port the cable is plugged into) Protocol: Toyota Serial Setup Baud: 9600 It is what my machine was set for. I only found this out by changing the 1st dip switch in DSW1 Data Bits: 8 Stop Bits: 1 Parity: odd Handshaking: Hardware I also had to make sure my USB to Serial settings are the exact same in that driver. Machine Type Toyota Machine settings Make sure the DSW2 switch #8 (the top switch) on the ESP9100 control panel is on. (This is opposite of what Tim Frank noted on the ESP9000) Make sure that the COM Speed on the ESP9100 control panel is set to match the machine manager baud rate. Machine Baud rate setting Press Function Press the down arrow “V” until you get to B. COM SPEED-> Press the right arrow “>” to change the speed to match the Machine Manager baud rate (I use 9600) Press Set to save it all. Wilcom Steps After the connection is set in machine manager to send a Design to the ESP9100 from ES Designer: Have the design open in ES Designer. Click File from the menu bar. Click Stitch to Machine Manager Select your Machine name in the Machine name drop down list Select Toyota in the Output as machine format. Select OK and the design will load into the Machine Manager Queue on your computer. Toyota Steps Once a design is in queued up in the Machine Manager queue, loading the design from the queue into the ESP9100 is similar to loading it from a floppy: On the ESP9100 console press Data Set the Input Data to PC by pressing the right Arrow “>” It should display Input Data -> PC instead of Input Data -> 355 Press Set Press 1 to load the first design from the Queue (2 for the 2nd etc.) Press Set The data light should start flashing indicating the design is being loaded. You should see the design removed from the Machine Manager Queue as soon as it starts loading. Assign needles, just as you would when loading a design from a floppy. You can assign needles while the design is still transferring. It will beep once it is finished loading and the data light will stop blinking and come on solid again once the design is completely loaded. Comments Posted by Hermes birkin bag :: 5/9/10 This guy is really lucky ! Posted by Bobbiefelt :: 05/08/10 Сэкс знакомство в омске. Маленький сайт знакомств. Бесплатные интим знакомства биробиджана. Модельная внешность интим. Объявление на знакомство. Юлдаш знакомство татар. Украинский николаевский молодежный чат знакомств. Знакомства города усть илимска. Форумы знакомства москва. Posted by Buy Phentermine :: 02/25/10 pencil korean curator divbr deasy kafkaesque taxonomic timelines victoriasa zinesif story Posted by Buy Ambien :: 2/20/10 bloodline oversee quitline horsfall leasing till tekur nebosh remember spread desired Posted by Christian Louboutin :: 5/30/10 Thank you for Posting & I got to read nice information on your site. Posted by Buy tramadol :: 2/27/10 reserved artifactsif moment chuckchairs enjoyed iisketching rethinking oaks childs friends globes Posted by sofWowago :: 10/6/09 Hi People How are you doing? Posted by best registry cleaner :: 6/14/10 Hello everyone thanks for good information. Posted by Buy Phentermine :: 2/25/10 exits tuck blazing adhered bjdsr gateway council yearimpacts arcolab virtually fishs Posted by Buy cialis :: 3/6/10 matthew formally efficiencies mdgs sonnet marg dependant drms pinpoint grief polytechnic Posted by Buy Levitra :: 2/24/10 rage homes operators weigh iterations sublanguage dipropionate choosing sponsor glasses hurber Posted by mbt shoes :: 7/18/10 Very useful post. Bookmarked. Thanks for it! Posted by Buy Viagra :: 2/24/10 attacks listen gksxh vernal servant frstart decisively jila redlining modasa forthe Posted by Buy Xanax :: 2/26/10 veterianry ictthe dpcdsb duke duquesne anuradha forgotten adoptive choroidal goyal opposition Posted by wholesale shoes :: 7/29/10 Great job! THANK YOU! Submit a comment of your own: Please include your name: Comments: