Brother PED-Basic Software for Downloading Embroidery Designs
December 8th, 2009 | 
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- Software for downloading embroidery designs for an embroidery machine
- Perform simple editing operations to embroidery data; write .pes files to original cards
- Various .pes files can also be purchased or obtained from the Internet
- 3 frame sizes; realistic stitch-design preview; print-design previews; built-in embroidery samples
- CD-ROM, 4M blank memory card, USB card writer box, and instruction manual included
Product Description
Brother’s PED-Basic® is the first step toward opening up a vast world of new embroidery designs for your emboirdery machine. PED-Basic® allows you to download embroidery designs, perform simple editing operations to embroidery data (.pes files) and write those .pes files to original cards for your embroidery machine. .pes files can also be purchased or obtained from the internet. PED-Basic® features three frame sizes, a realistic stitch design preview, print d… More >>
Brother PED-Basic Software for Downloading Embroidery Designs
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Didn’t got what I ordered. Cannot rate because they sent a cheep substitution which is not acceptable. No response to efforts to contact seller. They do not answer e-mail
Rating: 1 / 5
Received my Brother PED-Basic within 10 business days.. I haven’t tested the hardware yet but I have loaded the software.
Rating: 3 / 5
Awesom Product but on they other they really need to up the cds so that you can created your own designs rather than keep spend more money i find disapointing that i now have to find the up to 8.03 verson cds.
Rating: 3 / 5
Had to return this item as it is not compatible with my Mac! When will Brother get with it that Mac people would like to use their products too. I am happy with the Brother SE 350 so far, but haven’t tried the embroidery part.
Rating: 1 / 5
i’m a geek, but this thing doesn’t do what i thought. i can’t seem to put designs on a card. it’s ez to install the software, but not the panacea I’d hoped for, at this price. I’m also miffed that a multi function card reader wouldn’t have worked. Ah well.
Rating: 2 / 5