Pfaff creative 2124 Owner's Manual - Page 60

Keypad lock button, Single pattern/Monochrome, Reverse sewing button

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Keypad lock button The mirroring button (85) can also be used to lock the lower key control panel. This function can be useful to prevent you from changing the settings. By keeping the button depressed for more than one second, the locking function (A) will be activated. Single pattern/Monochrome When the single pattern/monochrome function is active, the current pattern is stitched to the end. The machine then ties off and stops. When pressing the button while sewing, the icon (A) A will be shown in the window. Note: The single pattern function will be active until you press the button again, or if a new stitch is selected. When a buttonhole is selected the single pattern/monochrome button is used for repeating a previously stitched buttonhole. The icon man. will then be changed to auto. (Read more about buttonholes on page 4:13). Reverse sewing button When pressing the reverse button (108) the reverse icon (A) will be shown in the window. If you press this button while sewing, the machine sews in reverse for as long as you keep the button pressed. If you press the reverse button while the machine is stopped, the machine sews in reverse until you press the button again. When sewing a buttonhole, the reverse button is used for stepping between different sections of the buttonhole. 4:4

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Keypad lock button
The mirroring button (85) can also be used to
lock the lower key control panel. This function
can be useful to prevent you from changing the
settings. By keeping the button depressed for
more than one second, the locking function (A)
will be activated.
Single pattern/Monochrome
When the single pattern/monochrome function
is active, the current pattern is stitched to the
end. The machine then ties off and stops. When
pressing the button while sewing, the icon (A)
will be shown in the window.
Note
: The single pattern function will be active
until you press the button again, or if a new stitch is
selected.
When a buttonhole is selected the single
pattern/monochrome button is used for repeat-
ing a previously stitched buttonhole. The icon
man
. will then be changed to
auto
. (Read more
about buttonholes on page 4:13).
Reverse sewing button
When pressing the reverse button (108) the
reverse icon (A) will be shown in the window.
If you press this button while sewing, the
machine sews in reverse for as long as you keep
the button pressed.
If you press the reverse button while the
machine is stopped, the machine sews in reverse
until you press the button again.
When sewing a buttonhole, the reverse button is
used for stepping between different sections of
the buttonhole.