Memorizing In Free Programming - Pfaff Creative 1471 Instruction Book

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Memori zing in free program ming
First select a free P-memo ry using
121 P 0 and
Press
in display 104,
"B 00" appears above
107 and "L appears above
B represen ts the entry of the stitch width
point and L is for the stitch length point.
To the right above
a "1"
appears with a flashing point. The flash
ing point indicate s that the memory is
ready for filling. A count of "1" is added
for every stitch entered. When the maxi
mum of 99 stitches has been counted
the next free P-memo ry has to be
selected .
for wrongly entered or for
gotten stitches:
Above a point flashes in front of the
number for the stitch last entered.
Repeate dly press the minus (—) sign of
key 105 and all numbers will appear in
the reverse order, and the data for each
penetrat ion point can be checked and
correcte d if necessar y.
Using the plus (+) sign of key 105, the
last number entered, together with its
flashing point, can be selected .
When the pattern is entered, press the
141
to set the machine
ready for sewing.
If a freely program med sewing pattern
consists of several P-memo ries or if you
wish to combine such a pattern with a
program on the inside top cover, or with
letters or figures, ii is possible to transfer
the P-memo ries to an M-mem ory.
To do this, select a free M-mem ory or
one with already program med sewing
patterns .
Press key 143 "Program entry", select
the P-memo ry concern ed, e.g. P5, and
press key 143 again. The P-memo ry is
now stored in the selected M-mem ory.
If the sewing pattern is longer than one
P-memo ry, continue selecting P
memorie s and pressing key 143 until all
necessar y memorie s are stored in the
M-mem ory.
To check this, press
141
the P-memo ry entered then appears in
the display, e.g. "P5".
When P-memo ries have been transferr ed
to the M-mem ories, the P-memo ries are
retained . P-memo ries only appear in the
display as P0, P1, P2, etc. If P-memo ries
are cancelle d, they also have to be can
celled in the M-mem ory.
The method of program ming P- and M
memorie s is describe d in detail in the
sewing book.
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