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General| Brand | Stoll |
|---|---|
| Model | CMS 530 |
| Category | Sewing Machine |
| Language | English |
Defines the rights and conditions for using the STOLL software, including object code and program description.
Outlines the licenser's warranty for software usability and data carrier defects, and licensee's burden of proof for errors.
Details limitations on licenser's liability for damages, including economic loss and third-party claims, with specific exclusions.
Explains the document's purpose, covering operation, maintenance, fault elimination, and troubleshooting of the knitting machine.
Identifies intended readers based on their qualifications and the chapters relevant to their tasks.
Details the structure of warnings, including safety signs, signal words, colors, and text components to convey danger information.
Provides an overview of the knitting machine's main elements, detailing their designations and functions with labeled diagrams.
Explains the tasks and components of the yarn guide system, including threading procedures and yarn courses.
Describes the carriage assembly, its drive system, speed control, operating path, and related components like suction and lubrication.
Details the knitting system, including needle paths, raising cams, holding-down function, and step motors for stitch tension.
Covers various control devices like impulse sensors, stop resistance, shock stops, and needle detectors.
Explains the structure of needle beds and the racking device, including different racking types and their functions.
Describes the fabric take-down system, its three units (Main, Auxiliary, Comb/Belt), and control devices.
Introduces the main switch, engaging rod, signal light, input unit, and user interface elements.
Guides on preparing for production and shift changes, including loading files, entering piece numbers, and setting the touch screen.
Details the process of threading up yarn, covering yarn carrier assignment, bobbin placement, and thread path through various components.
Covers essential production operations like starting the machine, monitoring running time, and stopping procedures.
Guides on creating, managing, setting counters for, and saving/loading knitting orders using the order menu.
Provides solutions for fabric errors, including starting again after pressing off fabric and removing fabric winding.
Explains how to restart the machine after a fault, including interpreting error messages and viewing message history.
Covers fundamental adjustment instructions for the knitting machine, including carriage speed, stitch tension, and yarn carriers.
Covers advanced settings and adjustments for the knitting machine, including aggregates, language, sensor mechanisms, and machine parameters.
Covers essential operations related to managing files, including accessing help, using the file manager, and working with patterns.
Describes how to process knitting programs using the Sintral editor for minor changes and additions.
Explains how to configure and use the KnitLAN connection for data transmission and remote control between machines and computers.
Covers setting up user profiles to manage access rights and customize machine settings for different users.
Provides background on setup data for CMS machines, explaining the purpose and evolution of setup files (Setup1 and Setup2).
Compares Setup1 and Setup2 parameters, highlighting differences in functions and capabilities for machine configuration.
Guides on how to convert or generate setup files for different machine types and versions, explaining the advantages of Setup2.
Explains how to load knitting programs, distinguishing between Setup1 and Setup2 patterns based on file icons.
Introduces the Setup2 Editor, detailing its overview, tabs, and input helpers for configuring machine parameters.
Provides guidance on minimizing wear on knitting machine parts by regular lubrication, cleaning, and checks, listing wearing parts and causes of excessive wear.
Details the cleaning plan for the knitting machine, specifying intervals, cleaning work, and recommended cleaning agents for various components.
Outlines the lubrication schedule for the knitting machine, covering intervals, lubricating work, and recommended lubricants.
Lists various parts that can be replaced, including needles, sliders, jacks, cams, motors, yarn carriers, and belts, with their respective page references.
Covers troubleshooting common faults in the electronics system, including overviews of control cabinets and replacing electronic cards.
Guides on checking fuses in the right and left control cabinets, and on the transformer, including specific fuse locations and types.
Covers the process of determining and adjusting needle selection displacement, including impulse sensor type setting and reference runs.
Provides instructions for manually entering needle selection displacement data, intended for technicians when data is lost or unavailable.
Describes the boot process of the knitting machine, including starting the SCU and navigating the BootOkc and Main menu windows.
Details how to save all machine data, including options and configuration, onto a USB memory stick for backup.
Explains the procedure for saving logfiles and patterns after a major fault, requiring a restart and specific file naming conventions.
Covers the installation of the Stoll operating system via direct or indirect methods, including software updates and machine configuration.
Explains how to activate various diagnoses for service and troubleshooting, logging additional information for analysis by technicians.
Discusses the factors influencing economic production in knitting, balancing machine goals with business objectives and potential conflicts.
Provides minimum and maximum NP values for stitch tension in knitting and split-stitch, differentiating by gauge and machine type.
Offers specified values for stitch lengths as a guideline, depending on yarn quality and specific weight, influencing stitch formation.
Presents tables for allocating machine gauge and yarn thickness, providing guidelines for assembled processing and final yarn counts.
Provides a table for converting between different yarn gauges like TEX, COTTON, WORSTED, METRIC, DENIER, and DECITEX.
Outlines the three operating modes for the CMS 822: Four-system, Tandem without comb, and Tandem with comb.
Highlights specific features and procedures for the tandem operating mode with comb, including needle selection control.
Guides on installing the operating system for CMS 822, emphasizing the correct specification of the machine type in the configuration window.
Explains the procedure for opening and closing the holding-down jacks in the carriage area to prevent damage during comb take-down operation.
Introduces the suite of auxiliary software tools for efficient machine operation, including VNC properties, email, and virtual keyboard.
Explains how to display and use the virtual keyboard for inputs when an external keyboard is not available or integrated.
Details the process of setting up and using VNC for remote control of networked knitting machines via a remote computer.
Covers how to write and send emails directly from the knitting machine, requiring an internet or network connection and mail server access.
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