Baby Lock Momentum Quilting Frame (BLQM) Instruction and Reference Guide - Manual (Page 23)

Fig-S. 4-1
Bungee Clamp
Press to Unlock
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Tools Required:
4- Bungee Clamp
Note: This assembly step is universal for
both Crib and King size frames.
Section 4-1: Depress the bungee stop that
is built into the Bungee Track System and
pass the end of the bungee cord through the
bungee stop hole. (Fig-S. 4-1)
Section 4-2: Clamp the Bungee to the edge
of the fabric. Depress the bungee stop while
pulling on the cord end for tension and re-
lease when taut to lock. (Fig-S. 4-1)
Section 4: Bungee Clamps
Getting Started
The Momentum Frame is a unique patented system that allows the user to quilt the same size patterns all
the way through the quilt unlike traditional quilting frames. As a quilt is rolled onto the Take Up Rail through
the quilting process, the Momentum Frame automatically moves the completed portion of the quilt that is
rolled onto the Take Up Rail forward and back to permit the user take advantage of the entire length of the
throat of the machine. For the first time ever, the maximum pattern size possible for the sewing machine
can be quilted from the beginning to end of a quilt without having to plan or compensate for the increasing
size of the fabric roll on the take up rail.
Upon completing the assembly of the frame, plug in the power supply from the Master Control Box and the
from the Right Frame End. The system is designed for use with 110-220 AVC power. Using a power strip or
surge protector will protect your system from power surges. The red LED light on the Master Control Board
and Right Frame Side indicates the system has power. The blue LED light indicates communication between
the circuit boards.
To use the system, set the control knob on the right side of the frame to Fast. Move the sewing machine for-
ward and back on the carriage five or six times to calibrate the system. The Take Up Rail Assembly will move
away from the needle as you move the machine back and away from the back of the throat of the machine
as you move the machine forward. During calibration the initial first few movements of each side of the
frame may not be immediately even until calibration is complete. The system will gradually calibrate with
each movement causing the two sides to increasingly move more and more evenly. Each time the frame is
powered on or the speed setting is changed, it will begin the calibration process. After the initial five or six
movements, the system will be calibrated and is ready for quilting.