Use different binding-off types

Binding-off modules	Use
Neckline	Binding-off the crew neck or the body with stitch rows over the entire length. Example: Turtleneck Collar
Neckline inside out	Binding-off the crew neck or the body with stitch rows over the entire length, whereby the face fabric side is knitted as reverse fabric side. : After knitting, the fabric inner side is turned outside.
Fast cut-out	Binding-off the crew neck or the body with stitch rows over the entire length. : The running time of the binding-off will be reduced substantially using the maximum racking of the machine.
Open cut out L0	Binding-off of the body or of the collar without stitch rows over the entire length. Example: V-neck or waistcoat: open in front layer
Opening open on the left	Binding-off crew neck with side opening on left
Opening open on the right	Binding-off crew neck with side opening on the right
Opening open left+right	Binding-off crew neck with side opening on left
Opening open L0+L1	Binding-off a cut-out with an opening in front and back layer
Neckline open L0 end on the right	Binding-off of the body or of the collar without stitch rows over the entire length. : Yarn carrier stands at right after binding-off. Example: V-neck or waistcoat
Neckline Protection Rows	Neckline with following protection rows.
Neckline open L0 Protection rows	Neckline in front layer with following protection rows on back layer.
Neckline open on the left protection rows	Neckline with opening on left side with following protection rows
Neckline open on the right protection rows	Neckline with opening on right side with following protection rows
Neckline open on the left + right Protection rows	Neckline with opening on left + right side with following protection rows
Neckline open L0 + L1 Protection rows	Neckline in front and back layer with following protection rows.
Opening trousers with 2x2 waistband with elastic yarn	Binding-off of the end of trousers (waistband)
V-neck start L0 I L1	Binding-off of the crew neck in the front or back of the body.
Shoulder standard-01	Binding-off of the shoulders consecutively (narrow shoulder seam)
Shoulder standard-02	Binding-off of the shoulder consecutively (wide shoulder seam)
Shoulder standard inside out-02	Binding-off of the shoulder consecutively (wide shoulder seam) : After knitting, the fabric inner side is turned outside.
Shoulder simultaneous 01	Binding-off of both shoulders simultaneously.
Shoulder simultaneous 02	Binding-off of both shoulders simultaneously.
Binding-off the shoulder of a top	Binding-off fabrics with straps
French shoulder above V-neck	The stitches lie on the basic stitches.
French shoulder above	The stitches lie on the basic stitches.
French shoulder underneath V-neck	The stitches lie under the basic stitches.
French shoulder underneath	The stitches lie under the basic stitches.
French shoulder Neck	Binding-off of the neck with the french shoulder shape
French Shoulder 2x2 Rib 6 stitches V-neck	Binding-off the shoulder with French shoulder with 2X2 rib and V-neck. Module width 6 stitches.
French shoulder 2x2 rib	Binding-off of the French shoulder with 2X2 Rib. : Module width 6 stitches.
French Shoulder Neck 2x2 Rib 6 stitches	Binding-off the shoulder and the Neck with French shoulder with 2X2 Rib. Module width 6 stitches.
Neck with draw thread	Binding-off with draw thread in the neck of the back. Example: V-neck
Neck without draw thread	Binding-off without draw thread in the neck of the back piece.
Side Binding-off	Binding-off of the sleeve opening
Side Binding-off one layer only without opening	Binding-off of the sleeve opening of the layer L0 only or of the layer L1 only
Cap	Binding-off at the and of a cap
Trouser leg	Connection of both trouser legs (gore)