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Important notes • In order to avoid mistakes while working with the wire-cross magni fier it is important to sit at the Designer in the correct position. When you align the control with a stitch point you must look vertically into the magnifier. • When you press “mem—” key 47 BL the position of the wire-cross magnifier is automatically re[...]

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B. Move slide 4 fully to the left and slide 5 fully to the bottom. Adjusting the programming card: Magnifier slide 5 is moved up or down and slide 4 from side to side with knob 13[...]

Now position the programming card so that the datum point 00 is exactly alig ned with the red cross of magnifier 6 (Fig. 1), then clamp the card in this position by pushing clip slide 12 to the back (Fig. 2).[...]

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Move the programming card to align datum line 00 with the horizontal red line of the magnifier, then push slide clip 7 back to clamp the card in place.[...]

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For the sake of simplicity the stitch points of the sample program card are numbered consecuti vely according to the sewing path from 1 to 18 (Fig. 1). • Move magnifier 6 to stitch point 1 (Fig. 1) and • enter it by pressing “mem+” key 11 of the Creative Designer once (Fig. 3). • Input all of the other stitch points from 2 to 18 one by on[...]

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Nhen tracing the patterns in the matrix the requi ed distances of 5 to 8 squares should be included Fig. 1). For single patterns, the key “single pat :ern” (Fig. 1) should be pressed before sewing. ssembIed patterns rhese patterns are sewn in two worksteps (Figs. 2 * 2 c). Draw one half of the pattern on the pattern chart :Fig. 2 C). Before beg[...]

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- Transferring P-memories to M-memories If you wish to combine your freely programmed pattern (e.g. “Lale”) with programs from the stitch table (from 00 to 177), you must transfer the cor responding P-memory to an M-memory. Example: Fig. 1 consists of the following programs: 2x46 P6(LaIe) 2x46 • Select a free M-memory • Press program entry [...]

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The programmed pattern can also be varied by hortening or lengthening the stitches with keys 7 )f the sewing machine (Figs. 1 2 and 3). Dhange of pattern with stitch width nd stitch length s the illustrations show, the shape of the pattern an be changed by varying the stitch width (keys ) and stitch length (keys 7) (Figs. 4, 5, and 6). , 2 3 5 Dh[...]

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( v ) H / 2 Adapting freely programmed patterns with the balance key Depending on the fabric type, a pattern may finish distorted. With balance keys 5 of the sewing machine, the pattern can be corrected. • If the pattern is not closed (Fig. 1) it must be corrected with balance keys 5, be tween + 1 and + 7. • If the pattern is crossed over (Fig.[...]

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: 1tZ , i. - + 1- __ E 1 2 Checking the stitch length and width data of the stitch points the sewn pattern does not correspond with the irawn motif (Fig. 2), one or more stitch points nave been wrongly input. To find the wrong stitch inputs proceed as follows: The Designer should not be connected. I Push’mem—’key47(BL). On the right in the se[...]

04 04 2 6 20 24 0832 36 40 44 46 52 58 5 04 86 72 Boo 1O]öj5O4O6pJj4 orrection: Connect the Creative Designer to the sewing machine. Insert the programming card with the motif for correction (Fig. 1 a) into the Creative Designer and adjust it. Set the magnifier over the marked stitch with the wrong data (Fig. 2). Press ‘memory” key on the Desi[...]

Searching for a multiple stitch Inserting and adding on stitches • Set the wire cross at the stitch point before the multiple stitch. • Push “memory” key on Designer: The data of this stitch and the stitch number appear in the display. • Write down this data and the stitch number. • Set the wire cross over the multiple stitch. • Press[...]

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Contents Balance 10 Connecting the Creative Designer 10 Examples of Creative patterns 35 40 Important notes 0 Multiple stitch, searching 14 P-memories to M-memories, transferring 24 Parts of the Designer Pattern change by spacings 29 Pattern change by stitch width and length 28 Pattern in centre position II Pattern width, changing 26, 27 Patterns, [...]

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Safety instructions The Creative Designer must be used in connection with PFAFF sewing machine models for its intended purpose in house hold use only. The sewing machine must be switched off when connecting the Creative Designer. If the Creative Designer is used for purposes other than the ones specified or if it is wrongly operated, we will not as[...]

Parts of the Creative Designer 1 Connection lead with plug 2 Cover 3 Lead retainer 4 Adjustable slide 5 Sliding scanner with cross-wire magnifier 6 Cross-wire magnifier 7 Clip slide, right 8 Insertion slot for programming sheet 9 Programming area 1 0 “Call stitch” key (memory) 11 “Program input” key (mem +) 12 Clip slide, left[...]

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I I I I I I I Congratulations! i A very “creative” and pleasant sewing experience awaits you I with the PFAFF “creative designer”: This sophisticated additional appliance will open up the world of embroidery for you. It is impossible to think of I anything more individual since from now on you can develop your own I embroidery patterns. Giv[...]

Instruction book Adjusting the programming sheet 21—22 Appending a stitch 27 Balance 40 Changing the pattern length 44 Changing the pattern width 45 Changing width/length of a pattern 27 Clearing the p-memory 42—43 Connecting the Creative Designer 11 Creative card 47 C Creative designer 9 ‘-I Deleting a pattern 42—43 Deleting a p-pattern fr[...]

Instruction book 1 I Technical section 5—11 Tracing a pattern with “mem” 43 Transferring the p-memory to another p-memory (RAM) 52—53 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I[...]

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The Creative Designer comes as standard equip ment with the Creative 7570 and enables you to design your own patterns up to a width of 9 mm. The desired motif is drawn on a programming sheet. This template is inserted in the Creative Designer and transferred into the sewing ma chine’s memory by a cross-wire magnifier stitch by stitch. 30 program [...]

Parts of the Creative Designer Connection lead with plug Cover Lead retainer Adjustable slide Sliding scanner with cross-wire magnifier Cross-wire magnifier Clip slide, right Insertion slot for programming sheet Programming area 10 “Call stitch” key (memory) 11 “Program input” key (mem +) 12 Clip slide, left The illustration below shows you[...]

When connecting the Creative Desinger to the sewing machine, the machine must be switched off! To open the unit, fold cover 2 upwards. I C I I I PAF 7570 — — - Important! Take the connection plug out of the retainer 3 and insert it into socket 46 of the machine. 11[...]

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.. E E a Contents Programming sheet Drawing a motif Placing the stitch points Pattern combinations Inserting and adjusting the programming sheet Selecting a p-memory Programming a motif Editing a pattern Page 16 Page 17 Page 18 Pages 19/20/28—30 Pages 21—22 Pages 23—24 Page 25 Page 27 E 15[...]

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Ti S C b Adjusting the programming sheet Magnifier slide 5 along with the cross-wire magnifier is moved up or down and adjustable slide 4 to the left or right with handle A. Push the cross-wire magnifier to the left and down as far as it will go. I Inserting the programming sheet in the Creative Designer Slide the clip slides 7 and 12 forwards on b[...]

Set the cross-wire magnifier as far down as pos- Check: sible. Move the sheet until line 00 aligns with the red horizontal line of the magnifier cross. Then clamp the sheet in this position by pushing clip slide 7 to the rear. Now position the programming sheet so that the Then clamp the sheet into position by pushing red cross-hairs of the magnifi[...]

Two messages appear on the display: 1 = Memory for self-programmed patterns (p-memory) 2 = Memory for pattern sequences (rn-memory) For free programming select 1 for the memory for self-programmed patterns by pressing the numeric key. I lye 7570 o Gemny -> 1 2 3 4 :5 6 7 B 9 0 esc Selecting a p-memory To transfer the design to your sewing machin[...]

s i g 9 I I A work area with a cross appears on the screen. You can move the cross on the display with the adjustable slide of the Creative Designer. 0 —‘ r iio I,4 I I I I I 1 Pressing the “mem +“ key on the designer the firsi time will change the programming screen while the first stitch is saved in the memory. r I I I 1 I 1 2 3: 4 5 I I [...]

Select the stitch points of the motif on the pro gramming sheet with the adjustable slide and confirm stitch point by stitch point by pressing the “mem +“ key on the Designer. Make sure to keep a consecutive, logical sequence corres ponding to the sewing course of the machine. (Interruptions in a motif will also be stitched.) — ct r ‘ E E E[...]

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__ L P Separate the programming sheets so that you Enter the second section in the second p-memory have 4 pattern sections. Enter each section in a beginning here again at point “A’ Enter the rest separate p-memory. Start at point “A” of the right of the sections in the same way. programming sheet and enter the pattern stitch by stitch (num[...]

And this is how the motif looks when finished. This example was sewn from right to left. Sew the p-memories one after the other with the single pattern key 15. Make sure that the needle enters the fabric at pattern start point “A” of the previously sewn pattern half. Whether sewing a blouse, a shirt, bed linen or whatever you desire, the Creati[...]

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Fading in/out stitch points Editing a motif Appending! inserting a stitch Moving a stitch Moving a block Spacing between two patterns Symbol “m —“ Clearing the p-memory Functions “mem” / “No” Function “nurn” Changing the pattern length Changing the pattern width Sewing a pattern Balance “Creative card” ROM RAM Programming a p-[...]

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2 : 6 7 8 9 0 _ I_ L - — — ____ After you have entered your pattern completely, you can edit it using the following functions: Select the “m +“ symbol with key “1 “The func tion “Append stitch” will be highlighted and activated. All further functions must be selected with the “0” key. m + Appending a stitch By moving the adjusta[...]

• p*.*_*& —> nur = = < 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 esc info mnii o.k. / no / r m + ±±. Moving a stitch Select a stitch with the cross and press the “memory” key on the Designer. The stitch number will be displayed on the screen. By moving the adjustable slide the selected stitch will be moved to a new position while the stitch number wi[...]

1 21 3 4 — — -— — m+ • ‘i’. Moving a block If you wish to move several stitches or an entire part of your pattern at a time, select the left edge point of the desired block using the cross. By pressing the “memory” key on the Designer, the stitch number and the block will be displayed on the screen and can be moved to the left and[...]

• 1 t’(L_ I •Il riEWe rr m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 esc - r r info menu ok. I nq I cir Spacing between two patterns In order to sew a pattern sequence with a freely To this end add a few stitches after the stitch programmed pattern, we recommend to append point last entered. In this way you prevent the a spacing after the pattern, patterns of the [...]

When selecting this function the last stitch of the pattern displayed on the screen will automat ically be deleted by pressing the “o.k.” key. I 41 Symbol “rn—” rn— Deleting a stitch at the end By selecting the “rn—” symbol with key “3’ the menue on the right-hand side of the screen will change. With these functions stitches o[...]

1 2i 3 4 5 6 m— _L Deleting a stitch within a pattern Press key 0 to highlight symbol Select the stitch to be deleted with the cross and press the “memory” key on the Designer. The message “OK?” appears on the display. Press the “o.k.” key to delete the stitch. ri+ rier I rn- Deleting the entire pattern When selecting this function th[...]

2 3 14 1S 46 47 18 L LL 1 LLL 49 j0 L I I In order to delete a complete p-pattern, select the memory to be deleted with the numeric key under neath. Now the sewing screen is displayed. Function C (for clear) is displayed. By pressing numeric key 9 the question “Delete entire pattern?” is displayed. Press “o.k.” key to confirm. The selected [...]

Function “num” Key “7” underneath “num” activates the Creative Designer. To this end “rn +“ on the left of the dis play must be highlighted. By pressing key “7” a coordinate display appears along with the indica tion of the position where the cross hairs of the Creative Designer are located. This helps you to position the next s[...]

1 2 3 4 5 j6 fl j,e __ Changing the pattern width L A freely programmed pattern can be made wider or narrower after being saved in the memory without any problem at all. To this end press numeric key 6. The sewing screen appears. Above numeric key 2 the width of the pattern is indicated. By pressing this key a sub-menu is en abled where you can sel[...]

-> Adjusting the balance On varying types of fabric, a freely programmed pattern can change unexpectedly. In order to correct the actual embroidery result use the balance feature for the backwards feed. After saving the pattern in the memory press numeric key 6 for symbol rz• An indicator scale with symbols” +“ and “—“ appears on the[...]

[ L [5 Creative card The Creative offers the possibility to file all the patterns you have designed with the Designer on the “Creative card’ This ensures that the patterns you have created yourself will be saved for good. The advantage is that you can make your p-memories available for new patterns without losing a single pattern. A number must[...]

Saving a pattern on the Creative card Insert the Creative card in slot (47) on the machine. After selecting an occupied p-memory the sewing screen appears and the selected pattern is dis played. By pressing key 7 underneath “card” you save the current pattern on the Creative card. Two messages appear consecutively: “please wait” and “o.k.[...]

; i- rz Loading a pattern from the “Creative card” If you wish to load a p-pattern from the Creative card to a p-memory of the machine, you must first insert the card ri slot (47) and select a free p-memory. The programming screen is displayed. Press key “3” underneath “card” and the card number and the pattern selection are displayed. [...]

I ____ ____ 1 I <— 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 ese I 1 info menu o.k. / o.. / clear A-z/ card /m / I ROM I Within the p-memory you have the possibility to edit a preprogrammed motif from the Creative’s pattern selection by transferring it to a p-mem ory and changing it with the connected Creative Designer. Press keys “m” and 1 for the p-memory[...]

1’ 2 3! 4 5 6 7 8 9 LL Enter the number of the pattern you wish to edit and confirm with “o.k.’ [i [2 1 1 8 9 0 [info menu LoL The pattern will appear in the programming dis play and can be changed with any of the functions described so far (delete a stitch, move a stitch, insert a stitch, etc.). 51 <- /04 [clear[...]

[ —> ____ < L 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 esc -, - menu o.k. / 0-9 / clear I A-z / card / / / /I RAM 1. With the “ram” function you can copy the con- Press key “m” and key 1 for p-memory. The tents of a p-memory into another p-memory. p-memory selection appears on the screen. You need this function if, for example, you wish Select a free [...]

I I Using the numeric keys, select the memory con taining the pattern you wish to transfer to the free memory. On the screen the pattern that has been copied to the free memory appears in the pro gramming display. L± Now you can edit the pattern with any of the functions described before (delete, insert a stitch, etc.). 53 a I J 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 [...]

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