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Getting Started with CreativeStudio<br />
2. Click on the Regulated Sewing icon.<br />
A Dialog box shows settings and buttons.<br />
Settings:<br />
Angle:This is the current angle that will be used when Channel Lock is turned on.<br />
Stitches Per Inch - Change with up/down arrows or use mouse & keyboard.<br />
Flip Angle: If Radiating Lines is not checked, this angle will replace the current angle.<br />
This is intended to be used with the channel lock feature. To flip the angle, press<br />
and hold the shift button on the keypad, and press the Chan Lock button. To flip<br />
it back again, repeat the 2-button sequence.<br />
Radiating Lines - When checked, CS uses a 2-button sequence to increase the<br />
current angle by the number of degrees shown in Flip Angle. The belts must be<br />
engaged for this to work! To increase the current angle, press and hold the Shift<br />
Button on the keypad, and press the Chan Lock Button. Repeat this to increase it<br />
again.<br />
Needle Position - If checked, the sewing head works like the 'Plus' machines,<br />
allowing a half stitch to be taken instead of a full single stitch. Press the button<br />
once and the needle goes down & stays there. Press it again to bring the needle<br />
back up. If it is down when stitching starts, it will go back down when it stops.<br />
Buttons:<br />
Record Off means the motions are not being recorded, The Record function 151<br />
is<br />
explained in depth, in a later section.<br />
Chan Lock (on/ off) locks the sewing head so it stitches a straight line at one angle.<br />
Shift - Press this once and additional keypad functions appear & stay for a couple<br />
seconds. This is for reference only - each blue button requires a 2-button<br />
sequence.<br />
Single Stitch - press this to take a full single stitch. If the Needle Position box is<br />
checked, this button is labeled 'Needle Position', and pressing it takes a half<br />
stitch.<br />
Start - starts the stitching process, and STOP ends it.<br />
Tip: Generally Regulated Sewing refers to hand guiding the<br />
machine after the belts have been disengaged. However, if the path<br />
to be sewn is horizontal or vertical, the belts don’t have to be<br />
disengaged. The sewing head is a bit harder to move with the belts<br />
engaged, but it tracks very well horizontally or vertically.<br />
Additional Functions: These functions (light blue buttons) are initiated by using a
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