Sequence Editor

With the Sequence Editor you can generate new sequence files (.seqx / .setq ) or edit existing sequence files. When doing so, the specified names must correspond to the names of the knitting programs.
You can call up the Sequence editor with the Tools / Sequence Editor... menu.
The dialog box consists of the following elements:

Element

Meaning

Input field
Sequence name

Enter sequence name.
This must be contained in the name of the knitting program (example: Sequence name=David, knitting program name=David-Vt).
: The entry of a sequence name is not mandatory, however it simplifies the editing of the sequence on the machine. Only those knitting programs which contain the sequence names are displayed there.
Tip: After the sequence name, enter, for example, a dash (-) so that this provides a limit for the rest of the name, and is therefore easier to read.

Variable part (RS 12)

Knit sequence in different making-up sizes.
: The value for the size must be contained in the file name of the knitting program (example: David-38-Vt.sin)

EAYSEQ

The EAY command will be inserted between the sequence elements.
If the checkbox is not active, the S0Y command is entered between the sequence elements.
(OKC operating system 1.4)

Setup1

Generate a sequence with Setup1 data (.seq)

Setup2

Generate a sequence with Setup2 data (.seqx)

YLC5

Yarn length control with original piece (Masterpiece)
Masterpiece data will be determined for each sequence element.

Input field
Comment

Entry of the sequence comment line, with which the sequence definition begins.
: Comments are marked in the sequence via a comment ID.

No.

Display consecutive numbering of lines.

Input field
Sequence element name

Enter the name of the sequence element (example: Vt).
: A sequence element can have the program sections Sintral (David-Vt.sin), Jacquard (David-Vt.jac) and Setup (David-Vt.set).


Drag and Drop from the Windows Explorer is possible with compressed folders (zip files) as well.

Activate the program sections available in the respective sequence element. : A setx file specifies Setup2 for this sequence.

Section
Factor

Enter the repetition factor for the sequence element (quantity).
: Indirect repetition factors such as cycle counters (RS1-RS19) or counters (#1-#99) are possible.
A direct repetition factor can also be specified. To do this, you must select the entry Direct from the list field and enter the factor in the entry field next to it. A number between 1 and 9999 is possible.

Mark

Specify the beginning with which line of the jacquard in the machine memory is deleted.
: Normally, the entire previous jacquard program is to be deleted, and therefore the 1 is entered as a default.
: If a number other than 1 is specified, the next jacquard program must begin with this number, as otherwise double line numbers will result, which will cause an error.

Input field
Command sequence

Specification of cycle counters and counters / other commands.

Input field
Comment

Input of comments assigned to a sequence element.

A maximum of 32 programs can be displayed.

If a common Setup file is used for the sequence, it must be separately located at the first position. As a result, this will now only be loaded once and will be skipped over during the next sequence run-throughs.
If the Setup file is not located in the first position, it will be loaded during each sequence run-through.
This Setup file can only be loaded with the machine stopped. The carriage waits at the reversal point until the Setup file is loaded. This also applies when several Setup files are used.

With the cycle counter RS 12 different sizes of a fabric piece can be knit consecutively with the same sequence.
For this purpose, the size must be specified after the sequence name in the file name of the knitting programs.
Example: DAVID-38-VT, David-38-RT, DAVID-38-ARM
Now a sequence file must be generated in which the Variable part (RS 12) check box is switched on. Then a sequence list with this sequence file in which only the RS 12 is different is generated on the machine.
Example of a sequence list:

Sequence name

var. part (RS12)

DAVID-

42

DAVID-

40

DAVID-

38