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Posted by Wes on September 2, 2007, 4:39 pm
Good day,
My wife went from a Pfaff sewing machine that uses Pfaff Memory Cards which
hold the emboriery patterns used on the sewing machine. She was told there
is a way to transfer the patterns from the memory cards to the Janome sewing
machine.
The Janome has the ability to upload the patterns from a Compact Flash Card
or Directly from the PC Computer. So if anyone can please help me by telling
me how to transfer them I would be thankful.
Right now it "appears" I have downloaded them from the Pfaff Memory Card to
the PC Computer as a RAM file. At least that is the extension option
available when I downloaded them.
Thanks ahead of time,
Wes
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Posted by HC on September 2, 2007, 11:34 pm
G'day Wes
If you have them on your PC the next step is to convert to the Janome
format. You don't say which model machine your DW owns but .jef format
is required for 9500/9700/10000/10001/300E/350E and the more recent
11000 is .jef+
Do you have Embird to convert the format? If not, you can download a
30day (or 100 use) free trial from www.embird.com
Once converted, just copy 'n paste to the CF card which should be in
your card reader (printer/fax/scanner/etc) or a PCMCIA adaptor. This
adaptor with CF card can be inserted directly into the machine, unless
you plan to link directly to the PC. This depends which model machine
you have.
Small capacity CF's are a bit hard to find, although older cameras used
to come with an 8Mb or 16Mb and most of these cards are no longer used
in cameras as they don't hold enough photos....embroidery files are
smaller!! The machine will only read 100 designs regardless of card
size, so in this case, size does matter!! I don't even load 100 designs
on my cards because it takes longer for the machine to read them. Just
load whatever you need for the current project.
Just recently I bought a multi card PCMCIA adaptor and now use whatever
small capacity card I pick up, SD/MMC/SM/MemoryStick/MemoryStickPro/etc.
Not sure where you are located but your computer store should have
them, otherwise eBay has everything you'll need.
Hope this helps?
Bronwyn ;-)
Wes wrote:
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> Good day,
>
> My wife went from a Pfaff sewing machine that uses Pfaff Memory Cards which
> hold the emboriery patterns used on the sewing machine. She was told there
> is a way to transfer the patterns from the memory cards to the Janome sewing
> machine.
>
> The Janome has the ability to upload the patterns from a Compact Flash Card
> or Directly from the PC Computer. So if anyone can please help me by telling
> me how to transfer them I would be thankful.
>
> Right now it "appears" I have downloaded them from the Pfaff Memory Card to
> the PC Computer as a RAM file. At least that is the extension option
> available when I downloaded them.
>
> Thanks ahead of time,
>
> Wes
>
>
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Posted by Wes on September 3, 2007, 9:09 am
Good day,
First thank you for the posting....
Please confirm that the data I downloaded from the Pfaff card which is
currently in RAM format is the correct format to start from.
The program I used to download the data from the Pfaff Memory card is
"PC-Designer" version 2.1. The only way I saw to tranfer the data was as ONE
file from the sewing maching to the computer.
I hope this makes sense to you.
If there a different and BETTER way to get the files off the Pfaff Memory
Card?
Ron
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> G'day Wes
> If you have them on your PC the next step is to convert to the Janome
> format. You don't say which model machine your DW owns but .jef format is
> required for 9500/9700/10000/10001/300E/350E and the more recent 11000 is
> .jef+
> Do you have Embird to convert the format? If not, you can download a
> 30day (or 100 use) free trial from www.embird.com
> Once converted, just copy 'n paste to the CF card which should be in your
> card reader (printer/fax/scanner/etc) or a PCMCIA adaptor. This adaptor
> with CF card can be inserted directly into the machine, unless you plan to
> link directly to the PC. This depends which model machine you have.
> Small capacity CF's are a bit hard to find, although older cameras used to
> come with an 8Mb or 16Mb and most of these cards are no longer used in
> cameras as they don't hold enough photos....embroidery files are smaller!!
> The machine will only read 100 designs regardless of card size, so in this
> case, size does matter!! I don't even load 100 designs on my cards
> because it takes longer for the machine to read them. Just load whatever
> you need for the current project.
> Just recently I bought a multi card PCMCIA adaptor and now use whatever
> small capacity card I pick up, SD/MMC/SM/MemoryStick/MemoryStickPro/etc.
> Not sure where you are located but your computer store should have them,
> otherwise eBay has everything you'll need.
> Hope this helps?
> Bronwyn ;-)
> Wes wrote:
>> Good day,
>> My wife went from a Pfaff sewing machine that uses Pfaff Memory Cards
>> which hold the emboriery patterns used on the sewing machine. She was
>> told there is a way to transfer the patterns from the memory cards to the
>> Janome sewing machine.
>> The Janome has the ability to upload the patterns from a Compact Flash
>> Card or Directly from the PC Computer. So if anyone can please help me by
>> telling me how to transfer them I would be thankful.
>> Right now it "appears" I have downloaded them from the Pfaff Memory Card
>> to the PC Computer as a RAM file. At least that is the extension option
>> available when I downloaded them.
>> Thanks ahead of time,
>> Wes
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Posted by HC on September 4, 2007, 12:14 am
G'day Ron
Sorry but I'm not at all familiar with Pfaff cards so just googled and
see where various Pfaff machines use .pcs/.pcd/.pcq formats.
These sites may help?
http://www.punching.com/formats.htm
http://www.pfaffusa.com/4704.html
http://www.threadsmith.com/nav.srf?page=software
Browse the Pfaff site because there are free designs that you can
download.
In regards to .ram files they were similar to .mp3 so not related to
embroidery files.
Bronwyn ;-)
Wes wrote:
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> Good day,
>
> First thank you for the posting....
>
> Please confirm that the data I downloaded from the Pfaff card which is
> currently in RAM format is the correct format to start from.
>
> The program I used to download the data from the Pfaff Memory card is
> "PC-Designer" version 2.1. The only way I saw to tranfer the data was as ONE
> file from the sewing maching to the computer.
>
> I hope this makes sense to you.
>
> If there a different and BETTER way to get the files off the Pfaff Memory
> Card?
>
> Ron
>
>
>>G'day Wes
>>If you have them on your PC the next step is to convert to the Janome
>>format. You don't say which model machine your DW owns but .jef format is
>>required for 9500/9700/10000/10001/300E/350E and the more recent 11000 is
>>.jef+
>>Do you have Embird to convert the format? If not, you can download a
>>30day (or 100 use) free trial from www.embird.com
>>Once converted, just copy 'n paste to the CF card which should be in your
>>card reader (printer/fax/scanner/etc) or a PCMCIA adaptor. This adaptor
>>with CF card can be inserted directly into the machine, unless you plan to
>>link directly to the PC. This depends which model machine you have.
>>Small capacity CF's are a bit hard to find, although older cameras used to
>>come with an 8Mb or 16Mb and most of these cards are no longer used in
>>cameras as they don't hold enough photos....embroidery files are smaller!!
>>The machine will only read 100 designs regardless of card size, so in this
>>case, size does matter!! I don't even load 100 designs on my cards
>>because it takes longer for the machine to read them. Just load whatever
>>you need for the current project.
>>Just recently I bought a multi card PCMCIA adaptor and now use whatever
>>small capacity card I pick up, SD/MMC/SM/MemoryStick/MemoryStickPro/etc.
>>Not sure where you are located but your computer store should have them,
>>otherwise eBay has everything you'll need.
>>Hope this helps?
>>Bronwyn ;-)
>>Wes wrote:
>>>Good day,
>>>My wife went from a Pfaff sewing machine that uses Pfaff Memory Cards
>>>which hold the emboriery patterns used on the sewing machine. She was
>>>told there is a way to transfer the patterns from the memory cards to the
>>>Janome sewing machine.
>>>The Janome has the ability to upload the patterns from a Compact Flash
>>>Card or Directly from the PC Computer. So if anyone can please help me by
>>>telling me how to transfer them I would be thankful.
>>>Right now it "appears" I have downloaded them from the Pfaff Memory Card
>>>to the PC Computer as a RAM file. At least that is the extension option
>>>available when I downloaded them.
>>>Thanks ahead of time,
>>>Wes
>
>
>
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Posted by Herb on September 4, 2007, 12:37 am
HC/Bronwyn wrote:
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> In regards to .ram files they were similar to .mp3 so not related to
> embroidery files.
>
> Bronwyn ;-)
Wes didn't say that they were files with a .ram extension. He said
that they were RAM format - I'm guessing that what he has is the
equivalent of a sewing machine memory dump.
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>
> My wife went from a Pfaff sewing machine that uses Pfaff Memory Cards which
> hold the emboriery patterns used on the sewing machine. She was told there
> is a way to transfer the patterns from the memory cards to the Janome sewing
> machine.
>
> The Janome has the ability to upload the patterns from a Compact Flash Card
> or Directly from the PC Computer. So if anyone can please help me by telling
> me how to transfer them I would be thankful.
>
> Right now it "appears" I have downloaded them from the Pfaff Memory Card to
> the PC Computer as a RAM file. At least that is the extension option
> available when I downloaded them.
>
> Thanks ahead of time,
>
> Wes
>
>