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4 Adjusting knitting machine............................................................................. 129
4.1 Basic settings.................................................................................................................... 129
4.1.1 Adjusting carriage speed ............................................................................................. 130
4.1.2 Setting stitch tension.................................................................................................... 133
4.1.3 Adjusting yarn carriers ................................................................................................. 137
4.1.4 Staggering yarn carriers .............................................................................................. 145
4.1.5 Adjusting yarn tension ................................................................................................. 148
4.1.6 Adjusting yarn delivery on friction feed wheel * ........................................................... 151
4.1.7 Adjusting storage feed wheel MSF 3 *......................................................................... 153
4.1.8 Adjusting knitting areas................................................................................................ 154
4.1.9 Adjusting take-down .................................................................................................... 155
4.1.10 Processing fabric take-down menu.............................................................................. 159
4.1.11 Processing fabric take-down menu WBF (belt take-down).......................................... 163
4.1.12 Setting Cycle Counter and Quantity of Fabrics............................................................ 165
4.1.13 Adjusting shape counters ............................................................................................ 166
4.1.14 Setting counters........................................................................................................... 168
4.1.15 Switch illumination on and off ...................................................................................... 169
4.1.16 Setting value for releasing thread clamp ..................................................................... 170
4.1.17 Configuration symbol bar............................................................................................. 171
4.1.18 Configuring monitoring................................................................................................. 173
4.1.19 Setting up the pattern .................................................................................................. 177
4.1.20 Racking correction....................................................................................................... 185
4.2 Advanced adjustments...................................................................................................... 188
4.2.1 Switching on and off aggregates * ............................................................................... 189
4.2.2 Setting language.......................................................................................................... 192
4.2.3 Adjusting sensor mechanism * .................................................................................... 194
4.2.4 Setting needle bed parameters.................................................................................... 196
4.2.5 Setting machine parameters........................................................................................ 197
4.2.6 Setting switch-off time when a power failure occurs.................................................... 199
4.2.7 Copying service data ................................................................................................... 201
4.2.8 Carry out the reference run.......................................................................................... 203
4.2.9 Adjusting racking position correction VPK ................................................................... 206
4.2.10 Adjusting basic racking correction VGK....................................................................... 209
4.2.11 Correcting position of stitch cams................................................................................ 212
4.2.12 Adjusting needle brushes ............................................................................................ 214
4.2.13 Coupling carriage assembly wide or narrow (CMS 822) ............................................. 215
4.2.14 Adjusting needle detector ............................................................................................ 220
4.2.15 Adjusting yarn carriers ................................................................................................. 221
4.2.16 Adjusting yarn carrier limiters ...................................................................................... 223
4.2.17 Adjusting yarn carrier guide ......................................................................................... 224
4.2.18 Adjusting the brushes of the central lubrication *......................................................... 224
4.2.19 Adjusting intarsia yarn carrier (type 1) *....................................................................... 225
4.2.20 Adjusting intarsia yarn carriers (type 2) *..................................................................... 226
4.2.21 Shifting intarsia yarn carriers in area of carriage assembly *....................................... 227
4.2.22 Intarsia yarn carrier - Adjust stopping point (basic setting, braking value)*................ 228
4.2.23 Intarsia yarn carrier - check the pressure plates * ....................................................... 237
4.2.24 Intarsia yarn carrier - Correct stopping point (correction value) * ................................ 239
4.2.25 Float slider (holding-down jack control) ....................................................................... 240
4.2.26 Normal yarn carrier type 2 ........................................................................................... 243
4.2.27 Plating – the different possibilities................................................................................ 245