About the Quilter's Cruise Control

How much does it cost?

The Quilter's Cruise Control^® MSRP is $619 (US/Canada); $651 (outside US/Canada). The Quilter's Cruise Control^® includes:

• The Quilter's Cruise Control^® Brain and remote - specific to sewing machine

• Optical Encoders, wiring harness, and mounting hardware - specific to quilting frame

Where can I buy the Quilter’s Cruise Control^®?

Visit our website, www.myqbot.com to order today!

Where can I get additional information?

What type of warranty is provided with purchase?

12 months parts/12 months labor (PDF available below)

Will the Quilter's Cruise Control^® help with needle and thread breakage?

Yes, using the Quilter’s Cruise Control^® will virtually eliminate needle and thread breakage!

Most thread and needle breakage is caused by improper stitch length control. When the Quilter’s Cruise Control^® is used, the sewing machine motor slows down when the machine slows down. When the machine stops, the sewing machine motor runs at its slowest speed. *Note* Your machine should be in good operating condition prior to using the Quilter's Cruise Control^®. The Quilter's Cruise Control will not fix pre-existing problems such as a dull needle, improper tension, or a machine that has timing problems, etc.

How do I know which B-Line frame I have?

There are 2 different types of B-Line frame available: QCC-ready and regular. The QCC-ready version has metal, threaded inserts on the top and bottom carriages (see left). This is where the optical encoders are mounted, using the bolts provided. Regular frames do not have this insert, thus requiring different mounting hardware. Shown: B-Line carriage with insert.

PDF Files Available:

Installation* instructions for Optical Encoders

• B-Line (without QCC inserts) frame

• B-Line (with QCC inserts) frame

• Grace/Little Gracie frame (black plastic carriages)

• Grace/Little Gracie frame (wooden carriages)

• HandiQuilter frame

• Hinterberg frame

• Inspira frame

• New Joy frame

* If you prefer to affix the hardware to your carriage with screws, you should check first with your frame manufacturer regarding its warranty on the carriages. Drilling holes into your carriage may void the manufacturer's warranty. LiTen Up, Inc. and Quilter’s Cruise Control^® are not responsible for voided warranties on quilt frames.

Archive: User Manuals and Miscellaneous printed materials

• User's Manual

• User's Manual - Janome 1600

• Warranty

• Repair Ticket

• Troubleshooting

• Stylus Assembly

Please note: the contact information included on the manuals and printed materials listed above,indicate our old, California address. See below for our new address, effective January 2007)