The Module Explorer of Database and Pattern
The two Module Explorer of the M1plus:
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Module Explorer of Database |
Module Explorer of Pattern | ||
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Use the Module Explorer of Database in order to:
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Use the Module Explorer of Pattern in order to create, edit and organize modules, pattern elements and Arrangements of the loaded pattern. | ||
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The modules are saved on the database on the hard disk of the Pattern Workstation |
The modules are saved with the pattern. | ||
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Modules of Database |
local modules, pattern elements and arrangements | ||
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Modules are organized in module groups according to their function.
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The modules are organized in module groups according to their use in the pattern. Example: | ||
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Technical Modules | |||
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Stoll Technical Modules |
own Technical Modules |
linked Stoll Technical Modules |
own Technical Modules |
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Stoll Technical Modules will be linked with the pattern. |
Own Technical Modules will be automatically copied into the pattern and and will be saved in the Module Explorer of Database for reuse. |
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You can not edit Stoll Technical Modules.
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You can edit Technical Modules of your own.
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You can edit linked Technical Modules from Stoll.
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You can edit Technical Modules of your own.
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New pattern will use the original version. |
New pattern will use the actual version. |
You can save the Technique Modules of a pattern to the module database in order to reuse them in a other pattern. | |
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Always write protected |
You can activate and deactivate the write protection. | ||


write protected module groups / Stoll modules
open module groups
Configuration (Knitting areas k&w) module group contains the modules allocated within the
: Copy these modules in order to edit them. By this a module of your own will be created in the database.