Creative 2 Owners Manual

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overview
1. Crosshair 
2.  Color list and scroll bar
3.   Zoom
4.  Presser foot recommendation
5. Current stitch
6.  Go to stitch
7. Basting
8.  Color block sort
9.  Thread metering/Thread tension
10. More options
11. Hoop position
12. Speed control
13.   Precise Positioning
14. Quick help
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Use Quick help to receive instant 
information about any icon or part of the 
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When embroidering, a crosshair indicates current 
needle position on the screen.
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All colors in the loaded design(s) are shown in the 
order they will be embroidered. Each listed color 
shows color order and number. Also shown are 
the thread manufacturer, thread weight and color 
number. Use the scroll bar to see all of the colors in 
the list. To go to the next color block, just touch it in 
the color list.
Thread manufacturer and...

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The current stitch in the current color block is 
shown next to the picture (E). The number after 
the slash shows the total number of stitches in the 
current color block.
The current stitch in the design or combination is 
shown next to the picture (F). The number after 
the slash shows the total number of stitches in the 
design or combination.
An estimation of the embroidery time for the 
current color block is shown next to...

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To sort the color blocks before embroidering, just 
touch the color block sort icon. The color block sort 
will reduce the number of thread color changes. 
If any color overlaps, the color order will remain 
the same, even after sorting. The function will also 
recognize if a turnable hoop is used. The two sides 
will be sorted individually.
The number of color blocks will not change and the 
machine will still stop after each color block. To sew...

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Touch the background color icon (A) to change the 
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window will appear where you can select from 64 
different colors. 
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Touch the background fabric icon (B) to activate/
deactivate the background fabric. When activated, 
a fabric texture will be shown in the embroidery 
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Use the hoop position functions to move the hoop to 
different positions.
Current position
When you want to return to the current stitch and 
start embroidering again where the embroidery was 
interrupted, touch the current position icon. You can also 
press the start/stop button once to return to the current 
stitch and start to embroider.
Park position
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Precise positioning allows you to place a design on 
an exact spot on your fabric. It is also used when 
you want to embroider a design next to a previously 
embroidered design. 
Use zoom and pan to be sure that you are placing 
the design exactly where you want it. Fine tune with 
the wheel.
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A Locking point
B Position hoop
C Matching point
D Rotate design
E  Touch function - move
F  Touch function - rotate
G  Touch...

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You have the ability to check a second position 
within the design to make sure your design is 
lined up properly and make further adjustments if 
necessary. Activate (C), matching point.
A second crosshair will appear, the matching point. 
Place it at the point where you would like another 
part of the design to connect. 
To line up the design where you want it, activate 
(D), rotate design. To move the matching point to 
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Check allow lower needle position (K) 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 needle plate.
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When adding one design to one previously...