Pfaff Tiptronic 2020 Owner's Manual - Page 33

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Fully automatic buttonhole Fully automatic buttonholes are accomplished by pressing key 9. The width, length and stitch density are changed individually with key pairs a, b and c. For heavy fabrics a wider buttonhole with lower stitch density is recommended. Use buttonhole foot No. 5. • , n , c.nt Semi-automatic buttonhole If you wish to determine the second bartack yourself, press "Reverse sewing" key after the start of sewing. "Man" appears on the display indicating a manual finish of the buttonhole is desired. Before the left-hand buttonhole seam ends, the machine will slow down. When the left-hand buttonhole seam (reverse seam) reaches the required length, press the "Reverse sewing" key once again. The machine will sew the second bar tacks and complete the buttonhole. On the display of the machine "auto" appears. All remaining buttonholes will now sew automatically. Note: If the length or stitch density of a programmed buttonhole is changed, the programming is canceled. Reprogramming with a new length value or a new density is required! • i• 60 70„ Keyhole buttonhole (model 2020) Keyhole buttonholes, up to a length of 26 mm, can be sewn with the buttonhole foot. Warning: The keyhole buttonhole must be sewn with the rounded end towards the edge of your garment/project. However, the buttonhole will begin sewing from the bartack end. It is important to first mark the length, measuring from the starting point inwards. Always sew the buttonhole from the inside to the outside towards the edge. The keyhole buttonhole is sewn fully automatically. Choose program 46, Keyhole buttonhole. A standard keyhole buttonhole will appear on the display along with the width, length and stitch density indications. These settings can be altered. Tip: Cut open all buttonholes with the seam ripper. Open the curve of the keyhole buttonhole with a belt punch or awl. Semi-automatic keyhole buttonhole: (See page 60 Semi-automatic buttonhole). i on6,00,0nn *n, 'Po Buttonhole with gimp thread Buttonholes that are sewn with gimp threads are more durable and neater. Use pearl cotton or a regular gimp thread available at sewing shops. Place the center of a length of gimp thread over the metal bar extending from the center, back of the buttonhole foot. Pass the thread ends under the foot and pull up into the right and left guides on the clamp at the front of the sewing foot. Buttonhole No. 9 can now be sewn. After completing the buttonhole, pull the ends of the gimp thread until the loop of thread is hidden below the buttonhole ba rtacks. Cut off the gimp threads just behind the final bar tacks. 61

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Fully
automatic
buttonhole
Fully
automatic
buttonholes
are
accomplis-
hed
by
pressing
key
9.
The
width,
length
and
stitch
density
are
changed
individually
with
key
pairs
a,
b
and
c.
For
heavy
fabrics
a
wider
buttonhole
with
lower
stitch
density
is
recommended.
Use
buttonhole
foot
No.
5.
Semi
-automatic
buttonhole
If
you
wish
to
determine
the
second
bartack
yourself,
press
"Reverse
sewing"
key
after
the
start
of
sewing.
"Man"
appears
on
the
display
indicating
a
manual
finish
of
the
buttonhole
is
desired.
Before
the
left-hand
buttonhole
seam
ends,
the
machine
will
slow
down.
When
the
left-hand
buttonhole
seam
(reverse
seam)
reaches
the
required
length,
press
the
"Reverse
sewing"
key
once
again.
The
machine
will
sew
the
second
bar
tacks
and
complete
the
buttonhole.
On
the
display
of
the
machine
"auto"
appears.
All
remaining
buttonholes
will
now
sew
automatically.
Note:
If
the
length
or
stitch
density
of
a
programmed
buttonhole
is
changed,
the
program-
ming
is
canceled.
Reprogramming
with
a
new
length
value
or
a
new
density
is
required!
i•
,
n
,
c.nt
Keyhole
buttonhole
(model
2020)
Keyhole
buttonholes,
up
to
a
length
of
26
mm,
can
be
sewn
with
the
buttonhole
foot.
Warning:
The
keyhole
buttonhole
must
be
sewn
with
the
rounded
end
towards
the
edge
of
your
garment/project.
However,
the
buttonhole
will
begin
sewing
from
the
bartack
end.
It
is
important
to
first
mark
the
length,
measuring
from
the
starting
point
inwards.
Always
sew
the
buttonhole
from
the
inside
to
the
outside
towards
the
edge.
The
keyhole
buttonhole
is
sewn
fully
automatically.
*n,
i
on6,00,0nn
'Po
70„
Choose
program
46,
Keyhole
buttonhole.
A
standard
keyhole
buttonhole
will
appear
on
the
display
along
with
the
width,
length
and
stitch
density
indications.
These
set-
tings
can
be
altered.
Tip:
Cut
open
all
buttonholes
with
the
seam
ripper.
Open
the
curve
of
the
keyhole
but-
tonhole
with
a
belt
punch
or
awl.
Semi
-automatic
keyhole
buttonhole:
(See
page
60
Semi
-automatic
buttonhole).
Buttonhole
with
gimp
thread
Buttonholes
that
are
sewn
with
gimp
thre-
ads
are
more
durable
and
neater.
Use
pearl
cotton
or
a
regular
gimp
thread
available
at
sewing
shops.
Place
the
center
of
a
length
of
gimp
thread
over
the
metal
bar
extending
from
the
center,
back
of
the
buttonhole
foot.
Pass
the
thread
ends
under
the
foot
and
pull
up
into
the
right
and
left
guides
on
the
clamp
at
the
front
of
the
sewing
foot.
Buttonhole
No.
9
can
now
be
sewn.
After
completing
the
buttonhole,
pull
the
ends
of
the
gimp
thread
until
the
loop
of
thread
is
hidden
below
the
buttonhole
ba
rt
acks.
Cut
off
the
gimp
threads
just
behind
the
final
bar
tacks.
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