Pfaff Creative Vision Manual de usuario

creative vision™

All information and instructions on new functions

are in this booklet, which complements your

Owner’s manual. The numbered headlines refer to

the corresponding chapter in the Owner´s manual.

1 Introduction

New stitches

4.8 Decorative stitches - Borders 5.1 Maxi stitches - Stippling stitches

5.2 Maxi stitches - Leaves and Áowers 5.3 Maxi stitches - Art stitches

5.4 Maxi stitches - Fun stitches 6.2 Sewing techniques - Specialty feet stitches

Alphabets

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2 Preparations

How to update your machine

Update via USB embroidery stick

This new software version makes it possible to

update your machine using the USB embroidery

stick and there is no need to connect your machine

to the computer.

Updating instructions

• Go to the PFAFF® web site at www.pfaff.com

to Ànd information about available updates.

• Follow the update wizard to prepare your USB

embroidery stick for the update.

• While pressing and holding the stitch restart

button and needle up/down button, turn your

machine on to start in update mode. Follow

the instructions on the PFAFF® HD screen to

update.

Note: The designs loaded on your machine will now be

included with the latest version of update, the machines

will no longer be delivered with a design CD.

Visit www.pfaff.com to learn more about how to register

and update your machine. When registering your

machine via Smart Update, you will be notiÀed when a

new update is available.

Threading

When threading, pull the thread into the thread

guide by pulling it from the front to the back (A).

Make sure the thread clicks into place.

Then pull the thread underneath the bobbin thread

guide (B) on the pre-tension disc (C).

Winding while threaded

Make sure that the presser foot and the needle

are in the up position. To prevent the needle from

bending, pull the thread out of the needle.

Bring the thread up from the needle thread guide

(D), upward through the left-hand threading slot

and through the bobbin thread guides (E). Then

follow original winding instructions in the Owner’s

manual (page 2:7).

3 PFAFF® HD screen

Machine settings

Beading foot (A)

The beading foot setting will make sure that the

tie-off is not made in the center position, where it

might hit a pearl. You will Ànd beading stitches in

stitch category 6.2.

Deselect the beading foot setting to go back to

normal sewing.

8 Embroidery mode - edit

Load a stitch

It is possible to load previously stored patchwork,

single stitch and tapering programs into

embroidery edit to stitch-out in the hoop.

If the stitch contains tapering, the stitch

combination will be converted to an embroidery

design.

Zoom

Use the + and - icons to zoom in or out in the

embroidery Àeld. Touch the zoom icon (A) to open

a list of zoom options.

Zoom to box (B) lets you decide how much and

where to zoom in the embroidery area. First, select

zoom to box in the pop-up. The zoom icon starts

Áashing, indicating that zoom to box is active. In

the embroidery Àeld on the PFAFF® HD screen,

touch and drag with your stylus to deÀne the

area to be zoomed. Zoom to box will then be

deactivated.

Note: While zoom to box is active the touch functions

are disabled. To deactive zoom to box without making

any selection, touch any of the touch function icons.

How much you can zoom in depends on the selected

hoop.

Zoom to all (C) will show all the designs in the

embroidery combination in the largest view

possible.

Zoom to hoop (D) will adjust the view to show the

selected hoop.

Note: The new zoom functions are available in both

embroidery edit and embroidery stitch-out mode. The

new zoom icons are also available in Stitch Creator.

More options

Background color (A)

Touch the background color icon (A) to change the

active background color in the embroidery Àeld. A

window will appear where you can select from 64

different colors.

Background fabric (B)

Touch the background fabric icon (B) to activate/

deactivate the background fabric. When activated,

a fabric texture will be shown in the embroidery

Àeld. To change the color of the fabric, use the

background color icon (A).

3-dimensional view (C)

Touch the 3-dimensional view icon (C) to turn on

or off a 3-dimensional view of the designs in the

embroidery Àeld.

By default, the designs are displayed in

2-dimensional view in the embroidery Àeld. In

2-dimensional view, the designs load faster on the

screen and it is easier to see the color blocks in the

design. The view setting remains as selected even

when you turn your machine off.

Note: The background color, background fabric and

3-dimensional view icons are also available in more

options in embroidery stitch-out mode.

Thread color edit

Multi-select (D) and select equal (E)

If you want to change more than one color block

at a time, use the multi-select icon (D). Touch the

multi-select icon to activate the function, then

touch the color blocks you want to select. Long

touch the multi-select icon (D) to select all color

blocks in the color list. To deselect a color block,

touch it in the list. Touch the multi-select icon

again to deactivate the multi-select function.

Use the select equal icon (E) to automatically select

all color blocks with the identical thread color(s)

and the currently selected color block(s). When

the select equal icon is used and more than one

color block is selected, multi-select is automatically

activated.

The selected color block(s) will be highlighted in

the embroidery Àeld.

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Shaping

Shaping is a unique way to use your beautiful 9mm

stitches, sequences or even embroidery designs to

form new shapes.

The creative vision™ 5.5 version contains a number

of new shaping functions for more creative

possibilities with shapes.

Shaping overview

A Select shape

B Zoom

C Delete/Duplicate last object

D Select control points

E Select spacing

F Select line positioning

G Select side positioning

H Select design angle

I Control points

J Baseline

Select shape (A)

Select a shape by touching it in the list (A).

The stitches or designs will be placed along the

baseline in the order that they were loaded into

embroidery edit. The stitches or designs will follow

the line in the direction indicated by a small arrow

in the icons in the select shape list.

Delete/Duplicate last object (C)

If you want to delete the last object in the shape,

touch the - icon. Only the last object in the shape

will be deleted.

If you want to add a copy of the last object, use

the + icon. The last object in the shape will be

duplicated and the copy will be added after the last

object on the baseline.

DeÀnition of a control point

A control point is a point affecting the selected

shape. Each shape is built by several control points.

Together they deÀne what the shape will look like.

A selected control point is marked with a Àlled

square (K). An unselected control point is marked

with an outlined square (L). All control points are

visible when you are editing the points.

By adjusting the control points, the selected shape

can be changed with unlimited possibilites.

Select control points (D)

Touch the select control points icon (D) to open a

pop-up. For each shape, there are pre-deÀned sets

of control points. Select all or some of the control

points.

When you have selected a set of control points, you

can make adjustments to the shape. Use the touch

functions or your stylus to move, rotate and scale

your selected control points. The adjustments made

will only affect the selected control points.

Use the slider to increase or decrease the attraction

percentage of the selected control points. The

higher the attraction percentage, the closer the

baseline will be to the selected control points.

Select spacing (E)

Touch the select spacing icon (E) to open a pop-up.

The default setting spaces the objects evenly along

the baseline (placing the same distance between

each).

You can choose left or right justiÀcation on the

baseline. The gap between the objects can be

increased or decreased by using the slider. The

actual gap is shown above the slider in the pop-up.

Select line positioning (F)

Touch the select shape line positioning icon (F) to

open a pop-up. You can choose to place the objects

on the top of the baseline, or on the baseline or

under the baseline. The selected positioning will

affect all objects on the shape.

Select side positioning (G)

Select which side of the objects that shall be

positioned on the baseline. Touch the select side

positioning icon (G) to open a pop-up. You can

choose to place the bottom, top, right or left side of

the objects along the baseline. The selected setting

will affect all objects on the actual shape.

Select design angle (H)

Decide how to align the objects on the baseline.

Touch the select design angle icon (H) to toggle

between objects placed parallel to the baseline or

to keep the current angle. The setting affects all

objects on the shape.

Embroidery edit pop-ups

Exceeded maximum number of stitches

The design combination you are trying to

make contains too many stitches. Your design

combination can have up to approximately 500.000

stitches.

Embroidery combination is too complex

This pop-up message appears for one of the

following reasons:

• The design combination contains too many

color blocks.

• There are too many designs in the combination.

• One or more designs have been grouped and

re-grouped too many times.

9 Embroidery mode - stitch out

Basting

Basting enables you to secure your fabric to a

stabilizer placed beneath it. It is especially useful

when the fabric to be embroidered cannot be

hooped. Basting provides support for stretchy

fabrics.

Touch the basting icon (A) to activate basting.

Long touch the icon to open a window to select to

add the basting stitch around the design area and/

or around the hoop area.

Select baste around design and the machine

will add a basting stitch around the design area,

outlining the area where the design will be placed

on the fabric. Select baste around hoop area to add

a basting stitch close to the inner edge of the hoop.

The baste stitches will be added as the Àrst separate

color block(s) at the beginning of the in the color

list (B). You can step stitch by stitch and step in and

out of the baste color block(s).

Note: Basting can only be enabled while on the Àrst

stitch in the embroidery.

Precise positioning

Zoom to needle (C)

Precise positioning is easy to use with the new

zoom to needle option. Touch the zoom to needle

icon (C) to pan to the current needle position and

zoom in as much as possible on the screen. You can

position the locking and matching point exactly

where you want them.

Disable needle warning (D)

Check allow lower needle icon (D) to temporarily

allow the needle to be in a lower position while

moving the hoop. The needle can then remain close

to the fabric when using precise positioning. Just

make sure the needle is above the fabric to prevent

damage to the needle and fabric.

Note: The warning cannot be disabled when the needle is

below the stitch plate.

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