Syntax Explanation
1-4999 Knitting program line numbers (from 1000 up to all spaces and tabs will be suppressed)
1000-4999 Knitting program or jacquard line numbers
« Carriage direction to the left
» Carriage direction to the right
<> Optional carriage direction
/ Separation between the systems Separation between the front/rear systems
YG:n/n; Yarn feeder basic position (n=l-6)
Y:n; Yarn feeder indication n(0-6)
Y:#n; Indirect yarn feeder indication Y:n(2/3)m(5/3); Feeder repeats with bracket information
E.g.: feeder 2/3 n times and 5/3 m times
S:...; Knitting instructions
DI. Direct selection: I=selection, . =no selection, 12 needles max knit
R All needles selection
F All needles tuck
0 All needles miss-knit. "0=Zero"
:F Tuck with needle cam
:FH Tuck with high butt needles
<l-2+3-> Jacquard areas decrease and increase n(n=l-8). To decrease - To increase +
A.YT*I+B Jacquard-symbols, symbol brings needle knitting into
GHOWZ the R-Position
X Trasparence symbol
N Symbol Symbols written after N are not selected, but all other symbols are. E.g.: S:A-NA;
% Symbol Symbols written after % move needles to F-Position UVS Symbol Transfer to the front
U^S Symbol Transfer to the rear
UXNn-m Transfer to the rear/front simultaneously:
n=Transfer to the rear
m=Transfer to the front
U^ Symbol Leave transfer stitch on transfer jack: E.g.: U^A*
LNCU) (V<1) The needle-bed racks 1 needle to the left (then at the carriage reversal points back again)
V<n Rear needle-bed racks n needles to the left
V>n Rear needle-bed racks n needles to the right
VO Rack to position 0 (ground position)
VRn Rack right to position n
VLn Rack left to position n
V# Half racking in this course
VJA^1 The jacquard selection on the rear begins at the first needle always, irrespective of the racking
(normal setting after START)
VJA^0 On the rear the jacquard selection remains stationary relative to the front bed, despite of the racking position
NPn-m Stitch cam position n,m (1-4)
NP0 Stitch cam high lock front
NP-0 Stitch cam high lock rear
NP0-0 Stitch cam high lock front/rear
WO Stop the take-down
ML Machine at low speed (one row)
ML1 Machine at low speed, switch ON
ML0 Machine at low speed, switch OFF
MS Machine Stop
Tl Transfer system 1
S1 Knitting system 1
S2 Knitting system 2
T2 Transfer system 2 (LNCU)
() Brackets to repeat informations
E.g.: Y:10(2/3)6(l/4);
; End of an instruction sequence always after ":"
C Commentary !NO comments in jacquard!
JACQUARD AND ADDITIONALS COMMANDS
1000-4999 Line numbers to knit or for jacquard JA1-JA8 Jacquard 1 to 8.
E.g.: JA1=1012(1002-1012) It selects the lines 1002 to 1012 as the sector from where the
departure line 1012 must start It is possible to define max 8 differents JA
FA-FZ Pattern fields A to Z and 0 to 9 They define a F0-F9part of the PA
PA:...; Pattern pack arrangement
PKV:...; Pattern correction front
PK^:...; Pattern correction rear
PM:...; Transmit the pattern to the Machine The PM can be done without creating PA:
Allowed instructions in PM:
JA1-JA8
FA-FZ
F0-F9
N miss-knit
S knit
X does not change the background when overlapping is not allowed in PM
< > repeat to end
<x n> repeat to n
n(x) repeat n times the expression in brackets
: tabulator/starting point
A.YT*I+BGHOWZ Jacquard symbols
X When overlaying the background will not be altered
N No selection. In PA: JA: and PM: it does not allow the needles selection
S Always selected
. ..$ Union-signe when the JA: line is over 128 symbols
$...$ Continuation of more than 2 lines
$... END of the line
START Program START
END Program END
RBEG*RSn(l-19) Cycle START, times cycle counter n(l-19)
RBEG*n Cycle START, n times (n=number, cycle counter or counter)
REND Cycle END RBEG END
REP*RSn(l-19) Repeat start times cycle counter n(l-19)
REP*n Repeat n times (n=number, cycle counter or counter)
REPEND Repeat END GOTOn Go to line n
GOSUBn Carry out line n then continue with next line
GOSUBn-m Carry out line n-m then continue with next line
GOSUBn*x Carry out line n x times (x=number, cycles counter or counter) and continue with the next line
GOSUBn-m*x Carry out line n-m x times (x=number, cycles counter or counter) and continue with the next line
IT IS POSSIBLE TO CALL THE GOSUB FUNCTION TILL 5 TIMES.
IF<Condition> IF condition is filled, it goes on with the otherpart of the line
IFN<Condition> IF condition is NOT filled, it does not go on with the other part of the line
IF #1>#2 IF decision
> greater than
< less than equals
< > not equal
= > equal to or greater than
< = less than or equal to
+ Addition E.g.:#ll=#10+7
- Subtraction E.g.:#7=#10-2
* Multiplication E.g.:#10=#11*3
/ Division E.g.:#8=#103/4
EVEN#n Counter n contains only even number values, rounds
off EVEN4#n Counter n contains only 4 divisible number values, round off
ZOFF Switch CTRL-Z OFF(cancels CTRL-Z This command is annulled by END)
ZON Switch CTRL-Z ON(back to normal after START)
PRINT xxxxx 1. This is to have comments on the screen when the program line is reached
2. It is possible, also, to use counters and haveinternal translation.
E.g.: Print JA1=#127 Piece counter=#100
on the screen you see: JA1=1100 Piece counter=#123
<Y> Only for ANVH-1 (will start FDF functions like Hole A6)
!A5 Direct input of function holes (only for pungers of striker bos, feeders, racking and special key)
THERE IS NO control for possibility or needle control (!!ATTENTION needle breakage)
A5,A6,A7,A8 B1,B2,B3,B4,B5,B6,C1,C2,C3,C4,C5,C6,C7,C8 D1,D2,D3,D4,D5,D6,D7,D8
E1,E2,E3,E4,E5,E6,E7,E8 F2,F3,F4,F5,F6,F7 G2,G3,G4,G5,G6,G7 M1,M2,M3,M4,M5,M6 N1,N2,N3,N4,N5,N6
MEMORIES, COUNTERS & VARIABLES
#l-#99 Memories available for any use #l-#49 set to 0 on START
#50-#99 remain unchanged
#100=ST(PC) Piece counter will be decreased after END
#101=RS1 Cycle counter 1
#119=RS19 Cycle counter 19
#121 Actual total cycles numbers
#122 Actual cycles numbers to do
#123 The current program line number
#124 Carriage direction: <=1;>=0
#125 Automatic traverses counter
#126 Automatic rounds counter
#127 Current JA1 line number
#134 Current JA8 line number
#135 Counter of rounds for the last fully finished piece
#136 Not used
#137 # machine gauge 1
#138 Needles quantity in the M/C
#139 Not used
DIRECT COMMANDS & HELP INSTRUCTION
Wn-m Repeat line on the input unit
WLn-m Repeat line on the printer
W#n-m Print out jacguard depacked on the input unit
WL#n-m Print out jacguard depacked on the printer
W#- Repeat everything depacked after the first line number after 999
Cn-m,A,B Change the first A of the line to B
Cn-m,,A Insert A at the beginning of the line
Pn-m,A,B Change all A to B
An-m,A Add A onto line END
En-m Delete line
EALL Delete everything
Mx>y Line x is repeated on line y E.g. M60>200
Mx-y>z Lines x-y are repeated from line z The spacing of lines x-y is maintained E.g. M60-70>200
Mx-y>z*n Lines x-y are repeated n times from line z
E.g.: M60-70>200*2 PR Read in punched tape
PRS Read in punched tape with slow speed (faulty reader damper)
PRNC Read in punched tape NC jacguard from line 4999 rise 1 (of pattern area) partially compressed (punching
gives A symbol, not punching gives.)
PP Punch current line
PP- Punch a tape from the complete input
PPx-y Punch a tape from line x to line y
PPRS Punch all active cycle counters (can be saved again with PR)
TP Test-Program (before SO) This command shows all lines on the screen.
SP Start the Program, switch the memory protection ON
SPn Start the Program on line n, switch the memory protection ON
SPF Start the Program and fix it on the first knitting row
SPFn Start the Program on line n and fix it there
S1 Memory protection ON
SO Memory protection OFF
END Switch keyboard OFF
Ctrl S Interrupt the text output
Ctrl Q Continue the text output
Ctrl A Stop the text output or tape punching Switch the keyboard ON Switch the text output over to the input unit
Ctrl Z The machine makes automatically a restart on a new piece when the following conditions have been met:
1.Racking in basic position
2.Yarn carriers in start position
3.Carriage direction provides for a new start
Ctrl W Current knitting pattern interruption
The other cycles are knitted as programmed
RS1 Display the contents of cycle counter 1
...
RS19 Display the contents of cycle counter 19
RS? Display the cycle counters 1-19
RSl=n Set cycle counter 1 on number n
RS19=n Set cycle counter 19 on number n
PC Indication of Piece Counter setting (with ST or CP is the same)
PC=n Setting of Piece Counter (with ST or CP is the same)
VP Display the current racking position
VP=n Setting the current racking position
VP=n Setting the current racking position
BY Display the available memory (2047)
BR=300 Setting the speed of data transmission Can only be done on the machine's keyboard! E.g.: BR=300(LA/34)
BR=2400(LA/100/120) BR=9600(VT/100 screen)
More possibilities BR=120/600/1200/4800
LPRINT Possibility to give printer control command from keyboard (via direct or function key)
CLS Clear the screen
TX Change the indication between 80 and 132 symbols per line (only AMPEX and QUME)
T Display on the monitor values indication
L[n] Indication of width of given jacquard line
Y Indication of YG position and of yarn-guide actual position
VER Give the Operating System version
SD Give the knitting instructions
# Give the computer #1-#100
F Give all Field
JA Indication of all actual JA: position (JA1-JA8)
PA Indication of the actual PA: in the knitting program
PAV Indication of the PA: how the symbols are distributed in the machine (front)
PA^ Indication of the PK^: how the symbols are distributed in the machine (rear)
PK^ Indication on PA correction back
PKV Indication on PA correction front
PM Indication of the actual PM in the knitting program
PMV Indication of the actual PM how the symbols are distributed in the machine (front)
PM^ Indication of the actual PM (rear)
COPY Copy any tape with the puncher without check the contents
LOCK Switch the keyboard OFF Access is possible again only after giving a password
ML Machine at low speed (one row)
ML1 Machine at low speed, till START
ML0 Speed from keyboard
MS Machine STOP on the left
BRK Interruption in the actual test-program
CONT Continue test-program after BRK
S Test of the next line (line by line)
