Pfaff SEQUENCING Manuel utilisateur

Sequencing

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Sequencing

In sequencing, you are creating and adjusting a sequence of stitches. Combine various 9mm stitches, maxi

stitches and stitch fonts from the machine or from an external device. Stitches made in Stitch Creator can

also be inserted in a sequence.

You can create sequences up to approximately 500mm (20”) long. You can see how long your actual

sequence is in the upper left corner (1).

Sequencing - overview

1. Approximate length of sequence

2. Stitch selection area

3. Scroll bar (Scroll through stitch

categories)

4. Stitch ﬁeld

5. Delete

6. Duplicate

7. Mirroring side to side

8. Mirroring end to end

9. Zoom to all

10. Arrows

11. Stitch width

12. Width/position toggle

13. Stitch length

14. Stitch density

15. Save options

a) Save to personal menu

b) Save to personal ﬁles

16. Sequence commands

a) tie-off

b) stop

c) cut

17. Directional stitches

18. Horizontal preview

19. Stitch positioning

Note: All symbols and options will not be

shown at the same time.

Sequencing can be used in both sewing mode and in embroidery mode. To open, just touch the

sequencing symbol on the task bar. To close sequencing and sew your created combination, touch the

symbol on the task bar again.

Note: If sewing mode is active and your programmed stitch is ready to be sewn, you can also close the active function

by pressing the foot control, or by pressing the start/stop button.

Not all stitches are available to use in a sequence. If you try to select an unavailable stitch, a pop-up will

notify you.

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Sequencing

Create a sequence

The active position is marked by a cursor and

the selected stitch or letter will be marked in

red. Inserted stitches will be placed at the cursor

position. Only the selected stitch can be adjusted.

Move the cursor through the sequence using the

arrows (10). Between the arrows the number of the

actual stitch will be shown next to the total number

of stitches in the sequence.

Open the selection menu to load a stitch font. Select

the desired font. In the stitch selection area, select

from upper or lower case letters, normal or special

letters and special symbols.

Insert a stitch or letter

Move the cursor where you want to add a stitch or

letter. Select the desired stitch you want to insert. It

will be placed at the cursor position.

Adjust text and stitches

You can mirror, adjust length and width or change

the density or position of the selected stitch. The

adjustments work just like in sewing mode.

Delete a stitch or letter (5)

If you want to delete a stitch, move the cursor to

the stitch you want to delete and touch the delete

icon. Use the long touch function to delete the

whole sequence.

Duplicate a stitch or letter (6)

To duplicate a stitch, move the cursor to the stitch

you want to duplicate. Touch the duplicate icon to

copy the selected stitch.

Note: Make your adjustments on the stitch before

duplicating and the copied stitch includes the

adjustments.

Use the long touch function to get a pop-up where

you can enter the exact number of copies you want

to insert.

Replace a stitch or letter

To replace a stitch, simply select it and then touch

delete and insert the new stitch. It will be placed at

the cursor position.

Zoom to all (9)

If the stitch or sequence is wider than what can be

shown on the screen, you may use the zoom to all

icon to see the whole width of the sequence.

Note: Zoom to all is only visible if the stitch or sequence

is wider than the stitch ﬁeld.

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Sequencing

Option bar

Save options (15)

You can save your sequence to a personal menu

(15a) or to personal ﬁles (15b).

Sequence commands (16)

You can insert tie-offs, stop and thread snips

commands into the sequence. These commands

will be included in the sequence and will always be

performed when sewing it.

Use the tie-off command (16a) if you want a

secure tie-off. You can insert the tie-off commands

anywhere in the sequence.

Note: If creating a sequence in embroidery mode, tie-offs

at the beginning and end will be added automatically,

allowing you to create a sequence in between. The

commands can be removed.

Insert a stop command (16b) if you want the

machine to stop. This is useful for example at the

end of the sequence if you want to sew it only once

or to create a sequence in several rows.

Insert the thread snips command (16c) if you want

the machine to tie-off and cut the threads and raise

the presser foot.

Move the cursor to the position where you want to

add a command. Select it and an icon will be added

into the sequence. This conﬁrms that the command

is inserted and it also shows where the command

will be performed in the sequence.

Note: The commands will appear on the screen in the

order you program them.

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Sequencing

Directional stitches (17)

Add directional stitches between stitches in a

sequence. These stitches make it possible to move

stitches in various directions and you can create

new shapes and wider large-area borders.

Directional stitches are straight stitches with a

length of approximately 1mm and can be used in

16 different directions.

Open the directional stitches pop-up. The selected

angle will be indicated in red (A) in the directional

ﬁeld (B). The angle will also be shown on the pop-

up (C). Touch the directional ﬁeld to select which

angle you want to insert a stitch. You can either

touch the desired line on the white area or touch

and drag the red line and then release it at the

desired angle.

When the intended angle is selected, touch the

insert icon (D) and one stitch will be inserted in the

sequence at the cursor position.

The directional stitch can be deleted, duplicated or

mirrored without closing the directional stitches

pop-up.

Horizontal preview (18)

To see your sequence horizontally, touch the

preview icon.

Your sequence will be shown on a pop-up. If it

is too long for the window, it is possible to zoom

to all (E) to see the entire sequence. You can also

scroll through the sequence with the arrows (F).

Sewing a sequence

To sew the sequence, return to sewing mode or

embroidery edit. Close sequencing by deselecting

the sequencing icon on the task bar.

Adjustments made in sewing mode or embroidery

mode will affect the whole sequence. However,

these changes will not be saved if you return to

sequencing. In embroidery edit, the position of the

sequence will be kept.

In sewing mode it is possible to start sewing

anywhere in the sequence. Use the arrows (G) to

step through the sequence.

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Sequencing

Important sequencing information

Sequencing can be used in either sewing mode

or embroidery mode. A sequence created when

embroidery mode is active will become an

embroidery design when saved and cannot be

sewn as a stitch in sewing mode.

To save a sequence

If sewing mode is active, you can save your

sequence both in personal menu (A) and personal

ﬁles (B). If embroidery mode is active, your

sequence will be loaded to embroidery edit, and

can only be saved as a design (C). A sequence

created in sewing mode can be loaded manually

into embroidery edit.

Note: A sequence can be opened in Stitch Creator and

modiﬁed. If you are doing this, your sequence will

become one stitch. When re-opening sequencing, it will

not be possible to adjust any part of the former stitches

in the sequence any more. All parts will be handled as

one stitch.

To re-load a sequence

If sewing mode is active when closing sequencing,

your sequence will be loaded to sewing mode and

is ready to be sewn. If selecting another stitch in

sewing mode and then re-opening sequencing,

your sequence will remain unchanged. Every time

sequencing is closed, the sequence will be loaded

to sewing mode.

If embroidery mode is active, your sequence will

be loaded to embroidery edit as a design. If a

sequence is selected and you re-open sequencing

from embroidery mode, the sequence will remain

unchanged. If no sequence is selected, sequencing

will be empty, ready to create something new.

Every time sequencing is closed, the sequence will

be loaded to embroidery edit.

To use sequencing in either sewing mode or

embroidery mode

A sequence created when sewing mode is active

will not be available when opening sequencing

after activating embroidery mode and vice versa.

The created sequence will not be transferred to the

other mode.

Common sequencing pop-ups

Not an editable stitch

Some stitches are not possible to insert in a

sequence, for example buttonholes and four

direction stitches.

Sequence out of range

Your programmed stitch can be up to

approximately 500mm (20”) long and contain up to

99 stitches. If the sequence exceeds the maximum

length this pop-up will let you know.

The stitch you are trying to add will make the

sequence too long.

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