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VX Rsy
Instruction Manual
1. Transportation
a. A technically authorized person only must transport or move the machine (s). No
shock should be imparted to the machines which have high recision.
b. The gravity center of this machine is high and off center (at the motor drive
side). To move the machine, it must be balanced and kept in level so that it
will not fall down.
20 - 30cm
Motor
c. When a cold machine is moved in a warm or humid room in a cold season, dew
can cause electric trouble. The machine should be warmed about to the room
temperature before it is moved in.
2. Installation
A flat concrete floor is necessary to install the knitting machine. The thickness of the
concrete floor depends on how rigid the earth underneath is. Sufficient area and load
allowance must be provided. No fixing bolt is required.
Because of high precision, precise leveling is required. Apply the leveling steel plates
that are included in the machine package.
P.L.
MACHINE OPERATION
A- 3
3. Machine Operation
a. Operators
The operators assigned to the machine only should operate the machine to avoid
an improper operation.
c. Confirmation of safety
When you must get inside the machine, make it sure that the machine will not
run with the inching button or the start button by either switching off the power
supply or keeping the guard nets open.
d. Confirmation of covers
Do not operate the machine with opened motor cover, guard nets or the door of
the control unit.
e. Safety device
Do not remove or modify any safety device such as the door switch of the
guard nets and the safety switch of the motor cover or do not provide any
bypass of any safety device.
f. Lighting
The machine must be installed in a place where a proper lighting is available.
4. Maintenance
a. Eligible persons
Maintenance and/or repair of the knitting machine must be carried out by an
eligible technical person. The machine manual and/or parts catalog should be
consulted prior to his job.
b. Indication of man working
"Man Working" indication must be applied to a noticeable place during
maintenance or repair work.
c. Confirmation of works
Confirmation of works when Jobs are done by multi number of persons, a man
should send a sign to the others to get recognition of the others before he moves
to another job.
d. Indication of main breaker
When you work with the machine after switching off the power supply, "Do Not
Switch On"' indication should be applied to the main breaker.
e. Fuses
Do not remove any fuse or do not apply a fuse that is out of rating.
f. Genuine parts
Do not apply any parts that are not genuine.
h. Air pressure
Air pressure should be kept within the rated range.
i. Inspection of lubrication oil
The level of lubrication oil of various points must be regularly inspected and oil
or greased specified in our manual should be supplied when necessary. when the
machine is moved or transported , oil level must be inspected after re-installation.
P.L.
CHECK UP
A- 5
j. Regular check up
The machine should be regularly checked up to remove lint and/or flies and to
avoid any trouble caused by overflow of oil.
⑨
⑨
③
⑦
⑧ ②
②
P.L.
SAFETY INDICATION
A- 6
5. Safety indication
Safety Indications are placed at various locations in this manual and around the machine to
warn operators of potential danger and prevent accidents.
The warnings on these indications must be obeyed at all times.
Safety indications are classified into three categories : WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTE.
These classifications have the following meanings.
WARNING
Warning notes indicate any condition or practice,which if not strictly observed
or remedied, could result in damage or destruction of the equipment.
CAUTION
Caution notes indicate any condition or practice, which if not strictly observed
or remedied, could result in damage or destruction of the equipment.
NOTE
Notes indicate an area or subject of special merit, emphasizing either the product's
capabilities or common errors in operation or maintenance.
WARNING
CAUTION
BEFORE OPERATING THE MACHINE, REMOVE THE BELT FROM MOTOR PULLEY
AND CONFIRM MOTOR DIRECTION.
MOTOR DIRECTION IS DIFFERENT BY MODEL OFMACHINES.
VX-RSY
− CONTENTS −
1
Parts list
Needles, jacks & sinkers list
PREVENTITIVE MAINTENANCE OF
FUKUHARA/MONARCH
CIRCULAR KNITTING MACHINES 0 0 0 -1
Fukuhara/Monarch knitting machines are precision built to produce high quality fabrics at high
efficiency rates, They are designed for maximum safety and incorporate many special safety
devices to ensure the machines conform to the health and safety standards in various
countries,eg. Japan (Japanese Industrial Standards), U.S.A.(ASA); and the European 'CE'
regulations.
If any accident occurs, as a result of the customer modifying in any way the machine or its
parts, Fukuhara (Monarch) shall not be held responsible. It is especially dangerous to remove
or modify any safety devices fitted to the machine.
Please follow all the PRECAUTION NOTICES in the OPERATION MANUAL and follow
the PREVENTITVE MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES outlined.
If the machine is not used under normal conditions, ie.in accordance with the advice given in
the operation manual and on the various labels attached to the knitting machine, and if the
machine is not repaired or maintained as instructed, then Fukuhara (Monarch) will not be held
responsible for any accident or damage.
NOISE LEVELS
Depending on the machine model, operating speed and the ambient conditions,noise levels
around the machine may exceed current standards. It is the customers responsibility to check
this level and where necessary provide good quality ear protection.
NB.
Information in this handbook complies with the above regulations as at December 1992.
WARNINGS
(1) When entering the GUARD NET of the machine, either disconnect the POWER SWITCH,
or when the GUARD NET is opened, it is to be confirmed that even if the INCHING or
START BUTTON are pressed, the machine will not operate.
(2) Please do not cut any wires nor stop the electrical safety device operation by changing it or
removing the safety devices.
(3) Do not remove the FUSES and only use the STANDARD CAPACITIES recommended.
(4) Please do not remove any saftey covers or guard nets and do not make any modifications
which could affect safety.
(5) Ensure the air pressure used is within the limits recommended.
(6) Please do not use lubricants or greases other than those recommended.
(7) Do not use non-genuine Fukuhara/Monarch parts for operation, maintenance and repair of
the machine. The use of non-genuine parts may not only void a manufacturer's warranty but
also result in difficulties in obtaining product support or after-sales assistance by the
manufacturer or its authorized agents. Cheaper generic parts may save you some amount of
money but, at the same time, they can affect the performance and structural integrity of the
machine.
2010.1.5 福原精機住所変更
(8) Please carry out regular routine maintenace. Ensure, for example, the correct flow of
lubricants and that there is no excessive build up of lint.
(9) Fukuhara/Monarch cannot be held responsible for any accidents or damage to machines or
persons which may occur as a result of knitting elements, cylinder yarn feeding devices and
other parts not manufactured by Fukuhara being fitted to the machine. Furthermore,
Fukuhara reserves the right to take any appropriate action should these part(s) infinge
Fukuhara patents.
(10) Please contact and report, immediately, to Fukuhara,Monarch or their agents any severe
machine vibration, high temperature,irregular noise or any other unusual phenomenon.
1999.8.10 神戸、大阪の郵便番号・電話番号改訂 2004.4.15 (7)文章変更
PRECISION FUKUHARA WORKS, LTD. FUKUHARA INDUSTRIAL & TRADING CO., LTD.
3-5, Ibukidai Higashimachi 7-choume, 6-14, KitahamaHigashi Chuo-Ku
Nishi-ku, Kobe 651-2242, JAPAN Osaka 540-0031, JAPAN
TELEPHONE Kobe (078) 997-8800 TELEPHONE Osaka (06) 6943-0691
TELEFAX Kobe (078) 997-8806 TELEFAX Osaka (06) 6941-1683
MONARCH KNITTING MACHINERY (U.K.) LTD. MONARCH KNITTING MACHINERY (CANADA) LTD.
Boston Road, Beaumont Leys 4160 Boul. Thimens, St. Laurent
Leicester LE4 1BG Montreal Quebec H4R 289
ENGLAND CANADA
TELEPHONE Leicester(0533) 351502 TELEPHONE (514) 337-6560
TELEFAX Leicester(0533) 367201 TELEFAX (514) 337-1997
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TRANSPORTATION AND INSTALLATION
1 0 0 -1
1.0.1 Transportation
* This is a precision machines, so please pay special attention when handling the machine.
* Please do not give sudden oscillation to the machine.
* The machine has a high center of gravity, which is offset towards the drive side so
please be careful not to tip over the machine.
Weight of main body of the machine,
1920kg (VXC-Z3S : 30") 2100kg (VXC-3S : 34")
2100kg (VX-JS3 : 33 - 38") 2900kg (V-7IR : 33 - 38")
3020kg (VX-SD3BY : 30") 3020kg (V-SECUY : 34")
3100kg (V-LEC4 : 30") 3150kg (OD-VXC-3S : 30")
3500kg (JVXC-3S : 42", 48")
* Lifting machine - Ensure this has suitable lifting capacity and that all standard safety
regulations are observed.
* Note when bring the machine into the factory in cold season
If the machine is delivered into a warm and high humidity room, the machine will sweat
and will be a cause of electrical troubles. In a cold weather period, have the machine be
delivered into a cold room first and then raise the temperature up to the even level of the
room where the machine is to be installed or lower the temperature of the room which
the machine is to be installed and bring the machine into the final installing place.
1.0.2 Installation
The installation foundation of this machine must be leveled on a concrete floor (Thickness
over 150mm). Foundation bolts are not necessary.
For each respective leg portion, there are bolts for leveling (3 places) steel plates are
supplied with the machine to be placed underneath the legs.
Thickness of levelling steel plates : 6.0mm, 1.0mm, 0.3mm
* Levelling procedures
To remove the actuator covers and cylinder bed covers have the leveler recessed onto
bed and measure.
Level
If the leveling is off, please adjust by applying steel plate for leveling underneath the
leg.
When applying steel plate for leveling, with the bolt for level adjustment at the leg
bottom part, the leg is either raised or lowered and adjusted.
The bolt for level adjustment is to lift up the leg and to have the steel plate be applied
under the leg. (Thickness of steel plates for leveling supplied with the machine)
NOTE
With this bolt, please avoid using it for level adjustment of the machine.
It will be a cause of getting vibration on the knitting machine.
After the adjustments, when returning the covers, please be very careful not to have the
wiring be cut in between.
If the leveling degree of the machine is disordered, it will be causes of off-center and
leakages of oil, so when ever the machine is newly installed or moved to another
location, definitely check the leveling degree of the machine.
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TRANSPORTATION AND INSTALLATION
1 0 0 -3
I
H
IMPORTANT!!
See Page 105-1
Set bolt
G
F
B'
A
420
2009.8.27 表変更
C
97.1.7 Set bolt, 97.5.28 Fig 変更
40
0 E (mm)
4
9
5
1
8
3 2
Set screw
Timing belt
Timing belt pully
Bracket A
Set screw Change gear box
NOTE
If the tension of timing belt is too strong, it will
damage the bearing portion, so please be P=2.65 -3.3kgs. 4.8mm
careful.
Braket unit B
NOTE
The tension of timing belt and gap of Change Set bolt
Gears are not suitable,it will be a cause of
breaking yarns during START/STOP
operations, so please be careful.
WARNING
Isolate machine when changing gears.
Do not run machine without fixed guard screwed into position.
Off the main switch of machine before changing the gears.
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TOP ASSEMBLY
1 0 1 -4
C
D
E
NM-8
F
G
H IRO TAPE for YS2
J
296mm
167-705FC30 NMF-8
K 167-702AA
369mm
L
369mm
167-702BA
CMF-6x10
RC-1592
RC-2438 (30")
(30")
A
B
CMF-6x10 C
RC-2438 (30") D
E
F
G
H
RC-2692 (30")
J
L
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TOP ASSEMBLY
1 0 1 -5
C
D
E
FLAT CABLE
BOTTOM
RING STOPMOTION F
H G
J
L
358mm
CMF-8x25
RB-2438R
BOTTOM
STOPMOTION
YS2
<4> Completion
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
J
K
L
Ring joint
NM-8
CMF-8x25 CMF-8x25
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TOP ASSEMBLY
1 0 1 -6
C
D
E
NM-8
F
G
H IRO TAPE for YS2
J
167-705FC30
369mm
NMF-8
K 167-702BA
442mm
L 442mm
167-702EA
CMF-6x10
RC-2438 (30")
A
B
CMF-6x10 C
RC-2438 (30") D
E
F
G
H
RC-2692 (30")
J
L
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TOP ASSEMBLY
1 0 1 -7
<3> Set the post to the square pipe.
Assemble the ring for the yarn feeding device.
Set the yarn feeding device and the belt tensioner with the flat cable.
Set the bottom stopmotion. Install the timing belt.
MPF FLAT CABLE A
MFD4 CMF-8x20
RING B
MER4
C
D
E
FLAT CABLE
BOTTOM
RING STOPMOTION F
H G
J
L
432mm
RB-2438R
CMF-8x25
BOTTOM
STOPMOTION
YS2
<4> Completion A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
J Ring joint
K
L
NM-8
CMF-8x25 CMF-8x25
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CONNECTING KNITTING MACHINE
1 0 2 -1
1.2 Connecting knitting machine and each unit & connecting power supply
a) Rated voltage & rated current (3 phase 4 wire system) of ACI motor with each voltage
specification.
AC200V±10%
200VAC±10% 3.7
5.5 50
50 15.0
23.0
60
60 21.0
14.0
220VAC±10%
AC345V±10% 5.5
3.7 60
50 20.0
8.7
AC380V±10%
380VAC±10% 3.7
5.5 50
50 7.6
11.5
415VAC±10%
AC415V±10% 5.5
3.7 50
50 11.5
7.5
440VAC±10%
AC440V±10% 3.7
5.5 60
60 6.6
10.0
If the power supply and voltage should change, the protection circuit will function and the
motor will stop. The computer for the patterning may be adversely affected. Ensure the
input voltage does not vary by more than ±10%. If the electrical supply is unreliable and
the variation of the power supply voltage is prone to sudden power surges, the stabilizer
etc must be set and adjusted so that the power supply is stabilized.
* Please use only vinyl tubing.Avoid using rubber tubing because over a period of time, it
can be corroded by oil and moisture, etc. This may cause problems and damage to the
knitting machine and oil mist unit.
MOISTURE REMOVER
* If in the compressed air, there should be a lot of moisture, it will affect the knitting
machine and oil mist unit, so between the compressor and knitting machine, a moisture
remover is necessary.
* Compressor capacity
For oil mist, threading up yarns and including the air gun for cleaning the knitting
machine, the following compressor capacity will be required per knitting machine.
OUTPUT
OUT PUT PRESSURE OPERATION
PRESSURE OPERATION VOLUME
VOLUME AMOUNT
AMOUNT
1.5kw(2HP)
1.5 kw (2HP) kgf/cm2
5 kgf/c㎡ 200
200 litres /min
litres/min
AUTO-STRIPER
THREADING UP YARN
1 0 4 -1
1. Bobbin
2. Top tension adjuster
3. Top stopmotion
4. Yarn guide hook 3
5. Bottom tention adjuster
6. YS2 yarn feeding device
7. Bottom stopmotion
8. AUTO-STRIPER
2
6
1
7
1. Pull the FINGER towards you and with a needle,fior example, thread up.the yarn.
2. As the FINGER is pushed back in, the YARN CATCHER and CUTTER will be
sticking out, therefore it is at this place where the yarn is caught.
3. The YARN CATCHER of STRIPER bottom portion and tip of the CUTTER, if they
are pushed in with TWEEZERS the yarn will be held by the YARN CATCHER.
NOTE
If an auto-striper unit is directly in front of the STRIPER ACTUATOR, the above
operation cannot be done, Therefore rotate the machine a little and move the
ACTUATOR at the back and then thread up the yarn.
Example of A FINGER
Example of D FINGER
Tweezers
TEST RUNNING
1 0 5 -1
2. Lubrication
Please apply lubricant to necessary places, and refer to Page 202-1 Lubrication.
3. Paying attention to the machine noise and needle movements, rotate the machine
manually.
4. After checking the wirings of each stopmotion, power supply switch is switched ON,
and go into drive operation.
ACT-2,-3(AZ)
ACT TAKE-UP UNIT
2 0 1 -1
When changing or carrying out maintenance work on the gate switches, please ensure that the
machine is switched off and that the work is undertaken by a skilled engineer.
The Rotary Connector has a small amount of Mercury inside, and is designed to operate at 60℃
or below. Please see page 18 for maintenance procedure on this unit.
ACT-2,-3(AZ)
ACT TAKE-UP UNIT
2 0 1 -2
1. The winding rolls, driven by a winding motor, ensure stable fabric tension.
2. The digital switch on the operating panel makes it possible to adjust fabric tension both
during machine operation and while machine is stopped.
3. The sensor for monitoring the winding motor operation detects a stoppage (caused by
abnormal fabric tension) or an abnormally high revolution speed (caused by fabric
falling) to stop the machine automatically.
4. When the gate is open, the power supply for the winding motor is cut off
automatically. At this time the take-up rolls are held back by a ratchet.
2005.7.20 1.3 ACT巻取のROMの仕様削除,(2)文章一部削除
5. The take-up control device detects the machine's start and stop state to correct the
fabric tension automatically.
6. The take-up rolls can be opened/closed easily with the two-step mechanism.
7. The friction system is adopted for the ACT-1 and -2 types.
This system ensures uniformed fabric winding tension from the beginning to the end.
The sensor feedback system is adopted for the ACT-3 type.
This system also ensures uniformed fabric winding tension from the beginning to the
end.
8. The ACT-3 type has a large take-up function.
In addition, the bottom friction system is adopted for this type to easily unload the
fabric.
When changing that the setting value the fabric tension on the ACT fabric taking up
device, select the “MAIN” tab and then press the “TAKE-UP” icon.
“TAKE-UP” icon
2005.7.20 fig変更,タッチパネルタイプへ,操作等変更
illustrated display.
Rightward and/or
Leftward key
INPUT key
ACT-2,-3(AZ)
ACT TAKE-UP UNIT
2 0 1 -4
Press the ACT key when the take-up device is to be used as ACT take-up.
Press the MECH key when the take-up device is to be use as a mechanical take-up.
Press the SERVO key when the take-up device is to be used as OD3 take-up with
opening device.
Press the INFO key to see ACT take-up condition.
2005.7.20 2.1.2 ACT設定追加,以下頁説明追加
ACT-2,-3(AZ)
ACT TAKE-UP UNIT
2 0 1 -5
Setting parameter
Setting value
By pressing the Up and Down key, the Setting parameter number increases/decreases one
by one.
By pressing the Right and Left key, Setting value can be changed.
By pressing the SET key, the changed set value is stored in the memory and the "Page
menu,MAIN 2" screen returns.
By pressing the ESC key、the changed set value is not stored in the memory and the
"Page menu,MAIN 2" screen returns.
ACT-2,-3(AZ)
ACT TAKE-UP UNIT
2 0 1 -6
By pressing the SET key, the "Page menu, MAIN 2" screen returns.
Select "Page menu, MAIN" and then press the "TAKE UP" icon among the icons in
Parameter setting icons .
TAKE UP icon
ACT SW key
When you need not load a fabric on the ACT take-up device at the time of overhaul, trial
run, etc., set the ACT SW key to "OFF" so that the machine can be run without rotating
the ACT take-up device.
The running of a machine is possible only while being pushing the inching button or the
start button with only the ACT motor stopped.
2006.8.31 留意文章追加
By pressing the OK key, the "Page menu, MAIN 2" screen returns.
Select the “MAIN” tab and then press the “TAKE-UP” icon.
TAKE UP icon
By pressing the CLOSE key, the "Page menu, MAIN" screen returns.
ACT-2,-3(AZ)
ACT TAKE-UP UNIT
2 0 1 -8
Enter each setting item and press the ENT key. Each time the ENT key is pressed, the
next setting item appears.
The fabric can be wound up by pressing the button installed on the take-up frame when
stopping the machine.
"SPEED" is the item to control the rotation speed of the motor for winding up the fabric.
Set the speed to a smaller value when to wind up quickly and to a larger value when to
wind up slowly.
TAKE UP icon
Be sure to turn off the main power supply and then turn it on again after changing take-up
settings.
Otherwise the change does not take effect.
2006.8.31 留意追加
2005.8.26 留意削除
ACT-2,-3(AZ)
ACT TAKE-UP UNIT
2 0 1 - 11
Lever ③
Shift 1
Spring
Shift 2
Roll b Roll a
Frame
The take-up rollers can be opened by shifting the lever ③ in 2 steps. When the lever is
shifted to "Shift 1" position, roller a only is opened, and then in "Shift 2" position both
rollers a and b are opened.
2005.11.15 fig変更,スプリング1本に
Make sure the lever ③ is returned to its home position before starting the knitting
machine.
ACT-2,-3(AZ)
ACT TAKE-UP UNIT
2 0 1 - 12
1) ACT-1 type
This type, called "self-winding type", employs a plain winding method in which
the torque of the reel roll is driven by the fabric itself.
2-a) ACT-2 type
This type, called "friction roll type", employs a friction roll to wind the outer
surface of fabric at specified tension.
2-b) Box reciprocating system fabric folding-down device, ATC-2 type:
This system will act to accommodate fabrics in folded state into a box that are
reciprocating back and forth.
3) ACT-3 type
This type employs two fixed-type friction rolls to wind the outer surface of fabric.
Friction roll
Fabric
2005.11.15 振落装置付巻取->箱移動式振落巻取装置,fig変更
Box
Fabric roll
Fabric
Friction roll
97.7.23 振落追加
1. The split roll shall be adjusted as follows to prevent fabric end wrinkles.
With a screw driver or the like, push up the end of the leaf springs ⑪ fixing the split roll
⑩ and remove them.
Adjust the position of the split roll and fix it with leaf springs.
Fabric end
Leaf spring ⑪
Positioning
collar
Split roll ⑩
Fabric roll
ACT-2,-3(AZ)
ACT TAKE-UP UNIT
2 0 1 - 14
2005.8.25 振落モード->スピードモード,<生産量に対する推奨ギア比>追加,頁順送り 2008.7.14 Elastic->Spandex
The revolution speed produced with the 1/75 gear ratio is too slow for all those models whose production
rate are rather moderate due to less number of yarn feeders, and the stabilized DC motor revolution could
not be expected because of the too slow revolution of the gear.
This gear ratio is used for all the double knit models in their standard mode, speed mode, and large mode as
well.
(When shipped, an extra gear for 1/75 ratio is packed and supplied into the shipping crate for double knit
machines with large take-up specification).
● Gear ratio 1/180
Because of the minimal production rate (like loop machines) or fabric tension is too strong when using
1/150 gear ratio, replace the gear into 1/180 (optional item). Then, revolving speed of the gear can be
slackened.
When changing the gear into 1/180, replace all other gears and the motor base as well.
Exception: Gear ratio of 1/180 is standard for the model V-SECPLT12 (pile mode), since this model is
designed for production of industrial materials.
● Take-up mode:
In case of loop models, stop marks on fabrics may arise because of operation in pile mode or use of spandex
yarns. Operate machines in large mode for speed mode and/or large take-up specification (850mm dia.,
1000mm dia.)
For all other cases, set machines into standard mode.
Setting can be processed in combination of RSW3 and RSW8 (See page 201-18, 23).
ACT-2,-3(AZ)
ACT TAKE-UP UNIT
2 0 1 - 15
<Operating procedure>
Change gear A
Change gear B
Cover D
Sensor Motor
Gear C
・Be sure to turn OFF the power for the knitting machine before replacing the gears.
・Reduce the fabric tension before replacing the gears to prevent fingers from being nipped by
the gears.
・Note that direction of the boss of gear A and that of gear B are opposite.
・When installing a new gear, make sure the keyway and the gear teeth are engaged properly.
・Apply grease to the gears every 6 months.
・Adjust the gap of the gear C after exchanging the DC motor.
Trouble might occur in the rotation of the DC motor if the gap of the gear C is not adjusted.
2006.8.31 注意文章追加
ACT-2,-3(AZ)
ACT TAKE-UP UNIT
2 0 1 - 16
1) The take-up rolls are held back by a ratchet claw. The fabric tension therefore will be
retained even if the winding motor stops when the power for the knitting machine is
turned OFF or the guard net is opened.
Take-up roll
A
2.7.3 Setting the fabric into the reel roll
Latch unit
< ACT-1, -2 Type >
After unloading the fabric, take the fabric off the reel roll ⑤ and place the reel roll back
Reel roll⑤
to the original position.
< ACT-3 Type >
Then lift the friction roll and turn the fabric end around the
reel roll.
When the friction roll is set, make sure the fabric on the reel
roll is without wrinkles.
When the gate is opened and then closed, be sure to press the GATE button ⑥ on the
operating panel and clear the state of "gate error" before starting the knitting machine.
If you manually turn the knitting machine with the handle before pressing the reset
button ⑥ after the gate is closed, the fabric tension is likely to be reduced resulting in
trouble such as overlapping.
GATE button ⑥
2005.7.21 fig変更
ACT-2,-3(AZ)
ACT TAKE-UP UNIT
2 0 1 - 19
This type employs a plain winding method in which the torque of the reel roll is driven by
the fabric itself.
2.8.2 ACT-2 type speed ratio of the friction roll for the TAKE-UP unit
The speed ratio between the take-up roll and the friction roll can be adjusted by changing
the number of teeth on the sprocket wheel.
Ratchet wheel
Ratchet claw
Sprocket wheel
96.10.19 チェーン張方変更
ACT-2,-3(AZ)
ACT TAKE-UP UNIT
2 0 1 - 20
This method is effective for preventing fabric end wrinkles or for taking up pile fabric.
The adjustment is made by putting on the Weight onto the Weight bar.
In case of Pile machine, this adjustment affect sensitively to the pile loop, so please
arrange to your desire.
Weight
Weight bar
96.4.25 スプリット付削除 96.9.2 ウエイトバー
Friction roll
ACT-2,-3(AZ)
ACT TAKE-UP UNIT
2 0 1 - 21
The control board of ACT TAKE-UP UNIT is contained in the motor control unit
installed at the leg of the ACT TAKE-UP UNIT. The settings need not be changed in
most cases. In the event of replacing the control boards, be sure to check the settings
before and after replacement.
LED 7 bit :This lamp lights when a inverter frequency signal is input.
2005.7.20 fig変更
LED 8 bit :This lamp lights when a winding motor revolution detection signal is input.
96.2.17 PL3, 96.4.18 PL3,97.8.28 図変更
ACT-2,-3(AZ)
ACT TAKE-UP UNIT
2 0 1 - 22
DIP1 : The settings for DIP1 shall be changed only after the main switch of the knitting
machine is turned OFF.
The settings will be effective after the main switch is turned ON again.
Bit 1: Whether current drop should be corrected (ON) or not (OFF) when the
knitting machine stops
Bit 2: Whether alarm signals should be detected (ON) or not (OFF)
Bit 3: Whether the knitting machine stop signal should be output (ON) or not (OFF)
Bit 4: Whether power supply for the winding motor should be shut (ON) or not
(OFF) at alarming.
RSW1
Immediately after the stopping of the knitting machine, the fabric tension becomes higher
than that during operation of the knitting machine.
To correct this change in tension, this switch is used to set the period of time (seconds)
during which the current for the winding motor is to be reduced so that the fabric tension
may come to be the same as that during operation of the knitting machine.
The set value 3 is set at time of delivery. ( Factory Default. )
95.10.13 エラー解除追加、95.11.17⑫修正, 97.2.25 ⑫再稼働-->停止
1 1 6 3.5
2 1.5 7 4
3 2 8 4.5
4 2.5 9 5
5 3 0 5.5
ACT-2,-3(AZ)
ACT TAKE-UP UNIT
2 0 1 - 23
RSW2
As soon as the knitting machine comes to a stop, the fabric tension becomes higher than
that during operation of the knitting machine.
To correct this change in tension, this switch is used to reduce the amperage (A) by the
level set by RSW2 so that the fabric tension may come to be the same as that during
operation of the knitting machine.
The set value 2 is set at time of delivery. ( Factory Default. )
1 0.1A 6 0.6A
2 0.2A 7 0.7A
3 0.3A 8 0.8A
4 0.4A 9 0.9A
5 0.5A 0 1.0A
ACT-2,-3(AZ)
ACT TAKE-UP UNIT
2 0 1 - 24
RSW3
2005.8.26 SECPLT12ギア比1/182->1/180,留意1削除,繰り上げ,参照頁201-8->15
Except pile machine, this RSW3 set value has been set to "0" .
96.1.22 パイル用, 96.4.18, 2001.12.10 1/182ギア追加2002.5.8 201-7->201-8
1. The gear ration should be "1/150" for pile knitting machine. (Refer to page 201-15 )
2. When the RSW3 is set to "1" to "9" for pile knitting, the winding motor will not turn at
the hand-operated.
2006.8.31 設定表変更
ACT-2,-3(AZ)
ACT TAKE-UP UNIT
2 0 1 - 25
Fabric roll up tension varies between the earlier and later portions of the fabrics
depending upon kind of yarns used, fabric density employed, and fabric structure
produced.
RSW3 switch has been provided to help regulate corrective action constantly for the
purpose of keeping fabric roll up tension evenly.
Factory setting of this RSW3 switch, when shipping the machine out, has been set to "4"
on its numerical value position.
Re-set this switch into a position with larger numerical value when fabric tension at the
later part of the fabric roll gets weaker than tension at the earlier part of the fabric roll.
To the contrary, re-set this switch to a position with smaller numerical value when fabric
tension at later part of fabric rolls gets stronger than of earlier part of the fabric roll.
1. Fabric roll diameter includes the spindle of the reel roll. Fabric weight figure given
here is the weight of fabric only, excluding the weight of the spindle of the reel roll.
2. Sensor feed back function does not work in "0" setting of RSW3.
Please adjust a set value of ACT-1 type to “0”.
2005.8.26 留意1.削除,繰り上げ
ACT-2,-3(AZ)
ACT TAKE-UP UNIT
2 0 1 - 26
RSW4
If a very low tension is set for winding, it is likely that the winding motor will not turn at
all at the beginning of normal operation or inching operation.
This switch is used to set the boost amperage for the winding motor at the beginning of
normal operation or inching operation.
When the RSW4 is set to 0, the boosting function is disabled.
The set value 0 is set at time of delivery. ( Factory Default. )
0 0.0 8 0.8
1 0.1 9 0.9
2 0.2 10 1.0
3 0.3 11 1.1
4 0.4 12 1.2
5 0.5 13 1.3
6 0.6 14 1.4
7 0.7 15 1.5
RSW5
If, for some unknown reason, the motor stops within a predetermined period of time
(seconds) this switch is used to stop the knitting machine.
This setting is effective only when the bit 3 of DIP1 is ON. If the motor stops in the event
of abnormality, PL1 lights.
The set value 6 is set at time of delivery. ( Factory Default. )
2008.3.31 RSW4 設定値変更,RSW5 設定値追加
Setting Setting
Second Second
value value
1 1 8 16
2 2 9 18
3 4 0 20
4 8 10 25
5 10 11 30
*6 12 12 35
7 14
* Factory Default.
ACT-2,-3(AZ)
ACT TAKE-UP UNIT
2 0 1 - 27
RSW6
If a fabric fallout (Press off) occurs during the knitting operation, the winding motor
rotates without any load.
This switch stops the knitting machine and the winding motor if the winding motor runs
for a time (seconds) preset by RSW6 with more than number of rotations preset by
RSW7. The set value 3 is set at time of delivery.
1 1 6 6
2 2 7 7
3 3 8 8
4 4 9 9
5 5 0 10
2008.3.31 RSW7 回転数変更
RSW7
If a fabric fallout (Press off) occurs during the knitting operation, the winding motor
rotates without any load.
This switch stops the knitting machine and the winding motor if the winding motor runs
for a time (seconds) preset by RSW6 with more than number of rotations preset by
RSW7.
The lamp of PL2 is lighted when abnormality occurs.
This setting is effective only when the DIP1-3 is ON.
The set value 2 is set at time of delivery.
96.5.23 設定値 変更・5->1,・ 5->2 ,96.9.17 RSW6, 1-->3, 97.8.28 JS1追加
Revolution
Set value Revolution Set value (rpm)
(rpm)
0 3000 5 3500
1 3100 6 3600
2 3200 7 3700
3 3300 8 3800
4 3400 9 3900
ACT-2,-3(AZ)
ACT TAKE-UP UNIT
2 0 1 - 28
RSW8
After changing its setting Take-up type, enter each item for the maximum frequency of
the
machine, the maximum number of revolutions for the machine, the number of teeth of the
change gear for ACT take-up motor, the production volume per machine revolution in
millimeters.
< Hz >
Enter the maximum output frequency of the machine
inverter when the PILE mode or the SPEED mode has
been selected.
SK-ELECTRIC (162F)
SF MACHINE BED INCH DRIVE ASSY. -303 -304 BELT KW MAX.
800 SEC7BS* 30 30" 27rpm
2075-31T15 90 240 560 5.5 80Hz
38 34"-38" 23rpm
600 SEC7BS* (more than 34G) 30 30" T34 90 265 560 5.5 65Hz 20rpm
SK-ELECTRIC (173F)
SF MACHINE BED INCH DRIVE ASSY. -303 -304 BELT KW MAX.
800 SECPL 38 34"-38" 2075-31T15 90 240 560 5.5 80Hz 23rpm
SK-WRAP (1043F)
SF MACHINE BED INCH DRIVE ASSY. -303 -304 BELT KW MAX.
800 3FWS, JS3WS, JSEWS 30 30" 27rpm
2075-31T15 90 240 560 5.5 80Hz
38 34"-38" 23rpm
SK JUMBO (105F)
SF MACHINE BED INCH DRIVE ASSY. -303 -304 BELT KW MAX.
1000 3S 48 42"-48" 2078-31T039 90 280 800 7.5 75Hz 24rpm
900 3S 56 52"-60" T08 90 360 850 7.5 80Hz 17rpm
2008.4.7 NOTE削除 2009.2.24 表変更
ACT-2,-3(AZ)
ACT TAKE-UP UNIT
2 0 1 - 31
D.K. (1351F)
SF MACHINE BED INCH DRIVE ASSY. -303 -304 BELT KW MAX.
1000 8ME, 8ER, 9ME 2075-31T11 530 3.7
30 30", 33" 75
T14 70Hz 32rpm
33" T15 90 240
560 5.5
38 34"-38" 80Hz 30rpm
T14 75
40", 42" 70HZ 27rpm
900 7IR, 7E, 7MI, 4AL, 6A, 108A T11 530 3.7
25", 26"
ER, SDR, LDR T14 560 5.5 65Hz 30rpm
30 75
MKC, LHT4 T11 530 3.7
30", 33"
T14 240 32rpm
33" T29 80 70Hz 28rpm
560 5.5
38 34"-38" 27rpm
T14 75
40", 42" 60Hz 23rpm
800 LPJ** T11 530 3.7
30 30", 33" 60Hz 27rpm
75 240
33" T14 560 5.5 65Hz 25rpm
38
34"-38" 60Hz 23rpm
DK-STRIPER (161F,1352F)
SF MACHINE BED INCH DRIVE ASSY. -303 -304 BELT KW MAX.
800 NY2, NY2RD4 2075-31T11 530 3.7
30 30", 33" 27rpm
NY6, NY6RD4 75 240 60Hz
T14 560 5.5
FY6RD4, FY4RD2B, FY3, AERGY 38 34"-38" 23rpm
DK-ELECTRIC (165F)
SF MACHINE BED INCH DRIVE ASSY. -303 -304 BELT KW MAX.
800 LEC** 30 30", 33" 60Hz 26rpm
2075-31T30 80 265 560 5.5
38 34"-38" 65Hz 23rpm
700 LEC4DSI 38 38" T30 80 265 560 5.5 50Hz 18rpm
SK-STRIPER (171F)
SF MACHINE BED INCH DRIVE ASSY. -303 -304 BELT KW MAX.
800 3FY, RSY*, PLP(B)Y, WSY, SD3BY
(26) 26" 27rpm
RDS4Y6, SECUY, SECU, SEC4(B)Y 2075-31T14 75 240 560 5.5 60Hz
SEC7(B)Y, SECBY, SEC24Y (30) 30"-38" 23rpm
SK-ELECTRIC (1501F)
SF MACHINE BED INCH DRIVE ASSY. -303 -304 BELT KW MAX.
800 SECPL 24" 65Hz 30rpm
(26)
26" 2075-31T14 75 240 560 5.5 27rpm
60Hz
(30) 30" 23rpm
2009.2.24 表変更
ACT-2,-3(AZ)
ACT TAKE-UP UNIT
2 0 1 - 32
OD-SK
SF MACHINE BED INCH DRIVE ASSY. -303 -304 BELT KW MAX.
1000 OD- 30 30", 32" 33rpm
2077-31T08 1000
3S, 3.2S, 4S, S3.2, 3SD, A3 38 33"-38" 90 28rpm
OD2- 30 30", 32" T18 900
33rpm
3S, 3.2S, 4S, S3.2, 3SD, A3 32" T29 112
38 950
33"-38" T19 200 5.5 80Hz 28rpm
90
OD4- 30 30", 32" T18 900
33rpm
3S, 3.2S, 4S, S3.2, 3SD, A3 32" T29 112
950
38 33"-34" T19
90 28rpm
36"-38" T08 1000
800 OD- 30 30", 32" 27rpm
T05 1000
2FB, 3FA, JS
90 240 5.5 80Hz
OD- 38 33"-38" 23rpm
T15 950
2FB, 3FA, JS (roll width 2300)
600 OD- 30 30", 32" 24rpm
3S, 3.2S (more than 42G) 38 33"-38" 21rpm
T05 90 240 1000 5.5 70Hz
OD2- 30 30", 32" 24rpm
3S, 3.2S (more than 42G) 38 33"-38" 21rpm
OD-SK-ELECTRIC
SF MACHINE BED INCH DRIVE ASSY. -303 -304 BELT KW MAX.
800 OD- 30 30",32" 27rpm
2077-31T05 1000
SEC7BS* 38 33"-38" 23rpm
OD2-
90 240 5.5 80Hz
SEC7BS* 30 30",32" T20 900 27rpm
OD4-
SEC7BS* 38 33"-38" T15 950 23rpm
600 OD2-
SEC7BS* T26 950
(more than 34G, roll width 2500)
OD2- 38 33"-38" 100 240 5.5 60Hz 17rpm
SEC7BS* T27 850
(more than 34G, roll width 2200)
OD4-
T26 950
SEC7BS* (more than 34G)
OD-DK
SF MACHINE BED INCH DRIVE ASSY. -303 -304 BELT KW MAX.
900 OD3- 30 30", 32" 2077-31T15 90 950 60Hz 32rpm
240 5.5
7E, 8ME 38 34"-38" T23 75 1000 70Hz 27rpm
OD-DK-ELECTRIC
SF MACHINE BED INCH DRIVE ASSY. -303 -304 BELT KW MAX.
800 OD3- 30 30", 32" 2077-31T24 950 60Hz 26rpm
LEC* T25 1000
80 265 5.5
OD3- 38 34"-38" 65Hz 23rpm
T28 900
LEC* (roll width 2200)
600 OD3-
30 30", 32" T24 80 265 950 5.5 50Hz 20rpm
LEC* (more than 34G)
OD-DK-STRIPER
SF MACHINE BED INCH DRIVE ASSY. -303 -304 BELT KW MAX.
800 OD3-
38 34" 2077-31T05 90 240 1000 5.5 50Hz 22rpm
FY3
OD-SK-STRIPER
SF MACHINE BED INCH DRIVE ASSY. -303 -304 BELT KW MAX.
800 OD- 30"-32" 2077-31T15 950
RSY* 34"-38" T05 1000
OD2- 30"-32" T21 850
(30) 90 240 5.5 50Hz 22rpm
RSY*, SEC4(B)Y, SEC7(B)Y 34"-38" T05 1000
OD4- 30"-32" T21 850
RSY*, SEC4(B)Y, SEC7(B)Y 34"-38" T15 950
2009.2.24 表変更
720 OD2-
T28 900
SEC4BFY6 30"-32"
(30) 80 265 5.5 60Hz 22rpm
OD4- T30 850
SEC4BFY6 34" T25 1000
ACT-2,-3(AZ)
ACT TAKE-UP UNIT
2 0 1 -33
S.K. (1731F)
SF MACHINE BED INCH DRIVE ASSY. -303 -304 BELT KW MAX.
1000 EX-FRAME 11" 2079-31T14 112 70Hz 95rpm
3S 12" 80Hz 87rpm
14
13" 70Hz 76rpm
14" 65Hz 71rpm
15" T12 90 70Hz 66rpm
16" 65Hz 64rpm
18 230
17"
600 3.7 60Hz 60rpm
18"
19" 70Hz 55rpm
20" 51rpm
T11 80 65Hz
21" 49rpm
24
22" 60Hz
47rpm
23" 70Hz
T13 75 240
24" 65Hz 44rpm
S.K. (1731F)
SF MACHINE BED INCH DRIVE ASSY. -303 -304 BELT KW MAX.
1200 EX-FRAME 11" 80Hz 111rpm
2079-31T15 200
Z3S 12" 70Hz 98rpm
14
13" 75Hz 91rpm
100
14" 70Hz 85rpm
T16
15" 75Hz 80rpm
16" 70Hz 74rpm
18
17" 75Hz 71rpm
230 600 3.7
18" 70Hz 67rpm
T12 90
19" 75Hz 63rpm
20" 70Hz 59rpm
21"
24 T11 80 75Hz 56rpm
22"
23" 80Hz 54rpm
T13 75 240
24" 75Hz 50rpm
D.K. (1751F)
SF MACHINE BED INCH DRIVE ASSY. -303 -304 BELT KW MAX.
900 E-FRAME 8" 2075-31T23 170 500 75Hz 114rpm
LDR, LRS 9" 2079-31T28 80Hz 103rpm
200
10" T28 112 70Hz 90rpm
11" 75Hz 85rpm
T27
12" 70Hz 82rpm
17
13" T25 90 72rpm
80Hz
14" 67rpm
15" 75Hz 63rpm
T24 80
16" 3.7 70Hz 59rpm
2009.2.24 表変更に伴い、以下頁繰下げ
530
17" 65Hz 54rpm
230
18" 75Hz 52rpm
T25 90
19" 70Hz 49rpm
20" 75Hz 47rpm
T24 80
24 21" 70Hz 44rpm
22" 75Hz 43rpm
23" T23 75 70Hz 41rpm
24" 65Hz 38rpm
D.K. (1151F)
SF MACHINE BED INCH DRIVE ASSY. -303 -304 BELT KW MAX.
550 SRB 12 5.5" 2079-31T29 100 200 450 3.7 65Hz 102rpm
ACT-2,-3(AZ)
ACT TAKE-UP UNIT
2 0 1 - 34
<Removing procedure>
Screw C
The feedback sensor is mounted on the outside of the take-up frame and the rotation of the
sprocket wheel is transmitted via the reduction gears. After replacing the feedback sensor,
adjust the gearing so that the sprocket wheel can be smoothly rotated by hand with the
driving chain detached from the sprocket wheel.
ACT-2,-3(AZ)
ACT TAKE-UP UNIT
2 0 1 - 36
430 UP 630 UP
IN (Controller side)
This Rotary Connector contains a small This Rotary Connector contains a small
amount (0.390ml) of Mercury. amount (0.700ml) of Mercury.
BR
To Take up BR
To Take up
RD,RD/WH
RD To Feedback
sensor
96.2.7 CN4,96.5.8 ソケット位置変更 2003.6.24 M,AZ共通とする。
To DC Motor RD,RD/WH
To DC Motor
<IN side>
WH BK,BK/WH From CN12
From CN12 Pin No.9
Pin No.3
BK RD,BK From CN12
From CN12 Pin No.3
Pin No.1 BK,BK/WH
From CN12
Pin No.1
GR From CN12
Pin No.6
GR,RD/WH From CN12
Pin No.6
RD RD,RD/WH
From CN12 From CN12
Pin No.2 Pin No.10
RD,RD/WH
From CN12
Pin No.2
ACT
ACT TAKE-UP UNIT
201b-1
An anti-reverse wheel and a claw for the reel roll are provided as an optional item in this
ACT-2 frame. Installation of the wheel and the claw enables machines to roll up fabrics
properly and accurately; especially most effective in loop fabrics. In addition, this
contributes also to improve operational efficiency by preventing fabrics from slacking
down when friction roll is lifted up. On all ACT take-up frames released after September
1996, a hole for fitting of the claw and a key for mounting the anti-reverse wheel for reel
roll (both optional items) have been provided in
advance for provision for future use. However,
ACT take-up frames released before that
require some processes for installation of these
two parts.
< How to process and mount the anti-reverse wheel for ACT-2 reel roll >
1998.03.03 p26∼27追加作成 2002.4.22 書類名変更
B
Previous type of ACT-2 take-up frame
ACT
ACT TAKE-UP UNIT
2 0 1 b -2
claw H
E
C F
D
wheel F
The take-up roller is driven by a DC motor on our ACT take-up unit. Carbon brushes serve for supplying the
DC motor with electric current. After having worked for an extended period of time, carbon brushes get worn
and the carbon powder thus produced inside the motor may cause irregular rotation. In this case, it is
necessary to disassemble and clean the motor according to the following procedure. If the carbon brushes have
worn out by 8mm or more, they have to be replaced with new ones.
Caution
Do not loosen the hexagonal head screws (a).
These are for level adjustment.
④
(2) Fix the motor shaft to the divisible collar ②
② by fastening the set screw ③ with a wrench.
③
Bottom view
2003.11.14 201e とする。
4) Cleaning the inside of the motor Blow off the carbon powder inside the motor with
an air gun and wipe it off with a soft cloth.
Be sure to protect your eyes from carbon powder
with protection goggles when using an air gun.
Don not use a wire brush for removing carbon
powder as it may damage the motor parts.
5) Exchanging carbon brushes Replace the carbon brushes if they are worn to
such an extent that they are stuck out from the
brush holders by only about 2mm (new brushes
⑨
should be stuck out by 10mm as shown in the
figure).
⑩ approx. 10mm
⑪ (3) Make sure that the carbon brushes can move
⑫ up and down smoothly.
2.2 Lubrication
( SK ) ( DK )
2 2
1 4 4
1
6 6
5 5
3 3
8 8
8 8
7 7
2
2
1 4
1 4
6
6
5
3 5
3
8 8
8
8
7
7
2004.2.6 全機種共通化
2
1 4
6
5
3
8
8
7
This gear box is designed with an oil bath system, so ordinary lubrication is not necessary. However, oil
should be exchange periodically as follows:
a) 500 hours after the test running, please exchange the entire oil.
b) Thereafter, please exchange the entire oil completely after every 4,000 hours of
operation.
c) Recommended oils are shown in table.
Alternative oils of equality may be used. Fill up to the upper limit of level gauge.
a) 500 hours after the test running, please exchange the entire oil.
b) Thereafter, please exchange the entire oil completely after every 4,000 hours of
operation.
c) Recommended oils are shown in table. (refer to page 202-3)
Alternative oils of equality may be used. Fill up to the upper limit of level gauge.
Oil pouring inlet BED
Camring Capacity
-30" : 3 liter
34"- : 4 liter
Oil gauge
Bed (Gearing)
Take-Up Device
(Ratcht Wheel, Manually---once a year SHELL:ALVANIA GREASE #2
Super Gear, Stationary MOBIL:MOBILUX GREASE #2
Bebel Gear & Bearing)
SHELL: VEXILLA G
Needles, Sinkers Continuoussly by automatic MOBIL:VILOCITE CX 22
& Cams oil mist lubricator VICKERS:SPOTLESS C.N.22
:VICKERLUBE L.C.22
(Specially developed for use with
Lycra when heat setting is the first
finishing operation.)
GULF:LORTEX 22
ESSO :TELURA
KLUBER :Tex1-22N
MOBIL:MOBILUX GREASE #2
1. Please use the oil described in above Table or same quality, pure and clean oil.
When adding oil, please ensure dust lint etc. does not get into the machine.
2. If the machine become too hot or if there is an unusual noise, stop the machine immediately and check the
lubricating conditions.
3. The bed, gear box and stationary bevel gear are each designed with an oil bath system.
Please exchange oil periodically, as recommended in the table. If any of the oil amount falls to the minimum
level. Please immediately add oil.
The bed oil gauge will not shown accurate amount of oil during the operation of the machine (There are
cases when showing as "0"), so when confirming the oil amount, stop the machine, and after about 5
minutes, please confirm the oil amount.
UNIWAVE-419
419 LUBRICATOR
1
MIST OIL
BLOW AIR PRESSUR OUTLET
REGULATOR
FILLER CAP
OIL FLOW
ADJUSTMENT
AIR INLET SCREW
FILTER
MOTOR
With V frame model, the oil mist lubricator is housed in
the leg at the right side of the main motor as illustrated
(With certain model, this is housed in the box under the
motor).
UNIWAVE-419
419 LUBRICATOR
2
1. Mounting:
Use two 6 mm screws to mount the lubricator central unit to a secure support on the machine.
2. Power:
The input'voltage required for the lubricator is shown on the solenoid valve label. Check the
label on the coil to confirm this voltage. This voltage should be present when the machine is
knitting and off when it is not.
fig.1-b
fig.1-a
Cam holder with a Nozzle tip reaches
straight nozzle insertion position of cam setting
hole. (Fig. 1-a) bottom plane. (Fig. 1-b)
fig.2
Dial cam holder ,etc. Nozzle "B" type: Fit nozzle type "B" to dial cam
holder as Fig. 2.
fig.4
*Additives must be compatible with the base stock and must be properly blended. No solids
in suspension or additives such as pro-oxidants or soap fillers should be used.
A. Setting in the "Red Zone"- The color coded gauge should never be set in the red zone!
B. Setting in the "Green Zone"- This zone is used for light lubricating oils (viscosity
between 70 and 150SUS @ 100 degrees F= 9 to 20 CST @ 50 degrees C). When using
this type of oil, set at the location in the green zone corresponding to the number of
Projectile Nozzles installed.
C. Setting in the "Blue Zone"- This zone is used for heavier lubricating oils (viscosity of
more than 150 SUS @ 100 degrees F= 20 CST @ 50 degrees C). When using this type
of oil, set at the location in the blue zone corresponding to the number of Projectile
Nozzles installed.
A. The available air pressure at the input side of the filter must be at least 45 PSIG with
the lubricator operation.
B. The lubricator must not be over-filled. Oil must be visible in the sight gauge at all
times. This level should be checked frequently.
E. After one minute of operation, oil should be visible moving up the clear plastic tubing.
A non-glossy, white piece of paper held about 1/2 inch from a nozzle should show a
small oil mark after being exposed for one minute. This mark will get bigger at time
increases.
98.06.03
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2.3.1 Yarn feeding amount adjustment by yarn feeding device driving belts
Adjustment of yarn feeding amount by the driving belts of the yarn feeding devices can be
dealt with by taking the following two (2) methods jointly.
The working diameter of the pulley can be changed with sliding motion, back and forth,
of the inside-blocks that can be achieved by (1) loosening up the top nut on the pulley,
and (2) turning the top cover of the pulley toward right or left direction as illustrated.
1. Tighten up the top nut firmly after adjustment of the pulley diameter.
Otherwise, the pulley diameter may vary while machines are running and this causes
inferior fabric quality and damage on fabrics.
3. Adjust belt tension as well, when adjusting the quality adjustment pulley diameter.
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YARN FEEDING DEVICE
2 0 3 -2
1. Replace the change-gears and change their combination when yarn feeding amount
adjustment is beyond the extent of the adjustment limit of the quality adjustment
pulley.
2. Four (4) different gears (Teeth number: 37, 43, 50, and 56) have been supplied when
shipped. Put them on the machine referring to the related table (page No. 203-5)
showing relationship between gear combination and yarn feeding amount.
3. Tighten up change the gear fixing screw firmly and put the cover on before entering
into machine running.
Change gear
Cover Washer
Mounting bolt
Change gear
・Each gear has different surface accordingly on its head (obverse) Tail (reverse) side
or tail (reverse).
Head side (obverse) side
・Head side has a reinforcement boss.
・Head side has an indication of a figure
1. This type of yarn feeding devices cannot be used for knitting of jacquard structure fabrics
when yarn amount to be knitted varies widely feeder by feeder.
2. Adjust and change yarn feeding amount when stitch density changed.
3. Use a tension meter when adjusting supply yarn tension. Measure tension on all the
supply yarns and adjust all of them uniformly, running the machine in moderate speed.
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YARN FEEDING DEVICE
2 0 3 -3
(5)
3. To tension belt:
Turn knurled nut (1) anti-clockwise until notch
(6) of cocking lever is within triangle mark of
slide block.
Tighten set-screw (4).
(3) (4)
(7)
(6)
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YARN FEEDING DEVICE
2 0 3 -4
Loosen up the adjust bolt and change the bracket location and adjust the tension of the
tape.
This operation is to be done each time the diameter of quality pulley is changed, and with
the mains supply to the control unit turned off.
If the tension of Yarn feeding tape is too loose, slipping will occur between the tape and
quality adjustment pulley, yarns will break and fabric faults may occur.
V**
YARN FEEDING DEVICE
2 0 3 -5
gear B gear A
gear B
GEAR ギア組合
COMBINATION YARN FEEDING
給糸量 (mm/1AMOUNT
回転) SK(mm/1
30" revolution) SK 30"
gear AA
ギア gear B
ギア B 2M 44
2M 66 88 10
10 12
12 14
14 16
16 18
18
3460
3460 6190
6190
37
37 56
4500
4500 8050
8050
43
43 50
50
50 6090
6090 10890
50 43 10890
43
56 37 7920
7920 14180
14180
56 37
GEAR ギア組合
COMBINATION YARN 給糸量 (mm/1
FEEDING 回転) SK
AMOUNT 33"-revolution)
(mm/1 38" SK 33"-38"
gear AA
ギア gear BB
ギア 2M
2M 44 66 88 10
10 12
12 14
14 16
16 18
18
4035
4035 7220
7220
37
37 56
56
5250
5250 9400
9400
43
43 50
50
50 43 7100
7100 12710
12710
50 43
56 37 9240
9240 16540
16540
56 37
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YARN FEEDING DEVICE
2 0 3 -6
gear B gear A
gear B
GEARギア組合
COMBINATION YARN FEEDING
給糸量 (mm/1 AMOUNT
回転) DK(mm/1
30" revolution) DK 30"
gearAA
ギア gearBB
ギア 2M
2M 44 66 88 10
10 12
12 14
14 16
16 18
18
3150
3150 5470
5470
37 56
56
4100
4100 7120
7120
43
43 50
50
50 43 5550
5550 9630
9630
50 43
56 37 7220
7220 12540
12540
56 37
GEARギア組合
COMBINATION 給糸量
YARN (mm/1AMOUNT
FEEDING 回転) DK(mm/1
38" revolution) DK 38"
gearAA
ギア gear BB
ギア 2M
2M 44 66 88 10
10 12
12 14
14 16
16 18
18
3780
3780 6570
6570
37
37 56
56
4920
4920 8550
8550
43
43 50
50
6650
6650 11550
11550
50
50 43
43
56 37 8660
8660 15040
15040
56 37
Operating instructions MPF-L
english
001.920.005.01
16.07.02
MEMMINGER-IRO
Index
Index
Index .................................................................................................................................................................. 1
Function .............................................................................................................................................................. 3
Parts description ................................................................................................................................................... 3
Function ................................................................................................................................................................ 3
MPF-L versions .................................................................................................................................................... 3
Anti-filamentation .................................................................................................................................................. 4
Integral stop motion lockout ................................................................................................................................. 4
Installation .......................................................................................................................................................... 5
Space requirements for installation ....................................................................................................................... 5
Installation of tensioners ....................................................................................................................................... 5
MPF-L installation ................................................................................................................................................ 5
Fitting of internal adjustment pulleys .................................................................................................................... 6
Fitting of external adjustment pulleys ................................................................................................................... 6
Operation ............................................................................................................................................................. 8
MPF-L threading ................................................................................................................................................... 8
Replacement and cleaning of tension rings .......................................................................................................... 9
Accessories ........................................................................................................................................................ 10
Tube holder .......................................................................................................................................................... 10
Knot catcher ........................................................................................................................................................ 10
Outlet hook with grooved eyelet ........................................................................................................................... 10
Inlet arm with tube clip ......................................................................................................................................... 11
Inlet arm with eyelet holder .................................................................................................................................. 11
Barrel tensioner ................................................................................................................................................... 11
Maintenance ....................................................................................................................................................... 15
Removing feed wheel ........................................................................................................................................... 15
Removing drive pulleys ........................................................................................................................................ 15
1
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Important notes
Important notes!
Please read through these operating instructions before you start to operate the device. They include
important information and notes which must be observed when using this device.
The MPF-L is exclusively intended for feeding staple and filament yarns into circular knitting machines.
We would like to emphasise that we do not take any liability for damages and operating faults which result from
incorrect use or improper handling of this device.
Please ensure that the operating voltage is within the permissible range of this device.
The adjustment pulley and the tensioner may only be adjusted when the circular knitting machine is switched
off.
When the circular knitting machine is in operation, the traditional precautionary measures must be taken at the
adjustment pulley and the guide pulleys.
In order to prevent hazards, the drives must be completely closed with suitable covers when adjustment pulleys
are retrofitted.
2
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Function
Parts description
10
7
1 - Feed wheel 6
2 - Inlet stop motion O GM
BH
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MING ST
5
MEM 77 DORN
3 - Stop motion lockout MPF 20-L1
D-722
Function
The MPF-L is a new generation of the internationally well-known Memminger Positive Feeder MPF. Based on productive
dynamism, we designed the MPF-L to meet the high requirements of our extremely demanding customers. the MPF-L
strengthens the tradition of our devices standing for a positive and uninterrupted yarn feeding and thus for a constant and
fault-free production.
The design is a completely new development and is characterised by functionality and ergonomics. We put special focus
on simple operation and maintenance, wear resistance and a long service life.
12 volt and 24 volt, depending on the power supply of the circular knitting machine.
3
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Function
Anti-filamentation
The U-bracket can be adjusted to 2 positions by lateral
compression:
Back position
Front position
Centre position
Front position
4
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Installation
MPF L-10:
A = 70 mm
B = 150 mm
A
MPF L-20:
A = 100 mm
B = 150 mm
MPF L-30:
A = 130 mm
B
B = 150 mm
Installation of tensioners
ATTENTION!
In order to prevent damages to the toothed
belts, the following points must be
observed:
1 MPF-L installation
2 Fit and connect the MPF contact strip (4) to the yarn
feeder ring (3).
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Mount the MPF-L (1) onto the yarn feeder ring (3).
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1
3
Make sure that the MPF-L rests on the upper edge of
the ring and is mounted horizontally.
4
Tighten the threaded screw (2). Max. tightening torque
5 Nm.
5
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Installation
6
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Electrical connection / functional test
MPF-L
Electrical connection
Characteristics of the MPF-L switch-OFF functions:
Attention!
Maximum contact load 10A!
Connection diagram VSG
Single pole machine Switch-OFF functions of the circular knitting machines:
MPF-L contact cable stop motion
To facilitate on-knitting, the outlet stop motion switch-off
Upper lead for input stop motion can be separated from the machine switch-off with the
Under lead for output stop motion “isolating switch for the outlet stop motion”. With an
activated isolating switch, the circular knitting machine
can be run in the slow operating mode, even if the
isolating switch
incandescent lamp lights.
yellow
Isolating switch for outlet stop motion
24V/12V
Outlet stop motion is activated,
S1 brown 12 - 24V
Lamp H1 does not light,
From machine transformator
H1 Motor relay is not interrupted.
blue 0V
Switch S1 OFF:
grey Outlet stop motion is deactivated,
Start isolator Lamp H1 lights,
white Motor relay is interrupted.
Terminal connection diagram 021.970.004, subject to TIP switch S2 pressed:
changes. Outlet stop motion is deactivated,
Lamp H1 lights,
Motor relay not interrupted, machine can be
started.
Press the inlet stop motion (2) upwards, put the outlet
sensor (3) to the switch-OFF position, the lamp
must light.
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Set the stop motion lockout (1) to the centre position.
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Put the inlet stop motion (2) to the switch-OFF position,
the lamp must light up.
1 2 3
7
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Operation
MPF-L threading
Push the stop motion lockout (1) to the back end. The
2 inlet and outlet stop motion must be freely movable.
Draw the yarn from the back through the yarn limiting
4 hook (3) and the knot catcher (4).
7 Hold up the inlet stop motion (7) and thread the yarn
through the eyelet (6).
10
11
8
MEMMINGER-IRO
Operation
NOTE!
Make sure that the tension rings (3) are not
scratched by the tension pin (4).
3
ATTENTION!
5 It is imperative that the tension pin ( 4 )
is underneath the lug (5) during
compression. If this is not the case, the
4 tensioner cannot be clipped back into the
tensioner guide (2).
9
MEMMINGER-IRO Accessories (Option)
Tube holder
2 For closed yarn guiding, tube holders (1), depending on
the tube diameter, are clipped into the inlet bracket (2) as
1 illustrated in the drawing.
8.0 mm 001.260.046
9.5 mm 001.260.049
10.0 mm 001.260.050
Knot catcher
NOTE!
The knot catcher (1) prevents slubs in the yarn,
multiple yarn windings from the package,
knots which are too thick and contamination.
10
MEMMINGER-IRO Accessories (Option)
Barrel tensioner
(Item 001.100.147.10 )
11
MEMMINGER-IRO Installation (Option)
2 1
3 1
12
MEMMINGER-IRO
Installation (Option)
Slide the inlet arm (4) to its intended position and fix it
with a PT screw (5).
4 5
13
MEMMINGER-IRO
Installation (Option)
2 1
4 3 1
14
MEMMINGER-IRO
Maintenance
15
MEMMINGER-IRO
Trouble shooting / technical data
Stop motion activates due to a yarn Defective incandescent lamp Replace the incandescent lamp
breake but no lamp is lit.
The yarn windings slip off the The reel-off angle of the yarn is
Set to flat reel-off
feed wheel too steep
Filament rings collecting on the feed The reel-off angle of the Set to steep reel-off
wheel yarn is too flat
Overwindings on the feed wheel The feed wheel is contaminated Clean the feed wheel put approx.
There are too many windings on 20 windings onto the feed wheel
the feed wheel
The feed wheel does not rotate Disengaged clutch Engage the clutch upwards or
downwards
Technical data
Rated voltage: 12 or 24 V
Rated current: 60 mA or 50 mA
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MEMMINGER-IRO
Dimension drawing
MPF 30-L
30
MPF 20-L
30
MPF 10-L
ca. 210 MPF 30-L
21
ca. 176 MPF 20-L
BH
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MPF 20
ca. 158 MPF 10-L
55
ca.72 75
ca.177
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MEMMINGER-IRO GmbH Tel.: (0)7443-281-0
Postfach 1240 Fax: (0)7443-281-101
D-72277 DORNSTETTEN E-Mail: info@memminger-iro.de
Jakob-Mutz-Straße 7 Internet: www.memminger-iro.de
D-72280 DORNSTETTEN
english
001.920.007.01
16.04.07
Function / Operation
feed wheel
friction bracket
Operation
Friction operation
Clockwise rotation
Counter-clockwise rotation
All windings (4) are placed onto the feed wheel and
over the friction bracket.
NOTE!
i According to the needle set out pattern on the
machine fine tuning has to be carried out.
Positive operation
For constant yarn usage put the windings only onto the
feed wheel (not onto the friction bracket).
MEMMINGER-IRO GmbH Tel.: (0)7443-281-0
Postfach 1240 Fax: (0)7443-281-101
D-72277 DORNSTETTEN E-Mail: info@memminger-iro.de
Jakob-Mutz-Straße 7 Internet: www.memminger-iro.de
D-72280 DORNSTETTEN
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Datum: 21.10.05/Gü TÄ: 08.086
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Spare Parts Update: 21.07.08
Produkt:
Product: MPF-LF
Bild Artikel-Nr. Bezeichnung
Nr.
Fig. Part-No. Description
No
1 001-200-089 Abstandsnabe L 4,5 kpl. distance collar L 4,5 cpl.
2* 001-260-090 Zahnriemenscheibe L toothed pulley L
001-260-114 Lochriemenscheibe L pin pulley L
3 001-100-151-02 Kupplung 20-L clutch 20-L
5 001-100-152-02 Welle 20-L shaft 20-L
6 001-260-045-01 Staubkappe dust cover
7 001-260-105 Chassis L Abdeckung chassis L cover
8 001-100-156 Chassis L Oberteil chassis L top
9 001-260-097 Einlauffühler L kpl. input stop motion L cpl.
10 001-270-042 Kontaktfeder L (transportsicher verpacken) contact spring L (please pack up carefully)
11* 001-100-157-01 Chassis Unterteil für 12 V chassis base for 12 V
001-100-157-02 Chassis Unterteil für 24 V chassis base for 24 V
12 000-603-299 Gewindestift M6x25 headless screw M6x25
13 001-430-001 Befestigungsplatte L attachment plate L
14 000-600-623 Zylinderschraube M3x8 screw M3x8
15* 000-728-005 Glühlampe 12 V bulb push-in 12 V
000-728-004 Glühlampe 24 V bulb push-in 24 V
16 001-260-116 Lampenglas L bulb cover L
17* 001-200-102 Auslaufhaken L mit Rillenöse exit hook L with eyelet
001-300-072 Auslaufhaken L beschichtet exit hook L
001-300-072-01 Auslaufhaken L unbeschichtet exit hook L
19 001-260-119 Rillenöse Ø 4 eyelet Ø 4
20 000-605-066 Kombilinsenschraube M6x16 screw M6x16
21 001-200-100 Wickelkörper L mit Fadenabweisring feed wheel L with yarn deflector ring
22 001-100-147-10 Umschlingungsbremse MPF-L barrel tensioner for MPF-L
23 001-300-076 Fadenbegrenzungshaken L threader hook L
24 001-200-087-02 Einlaufbügel 20-L top yarn guide 20-L
25 000-600-624 Zylinderschraube M4x8 screw M4x8
26* 001-270-051-02 Knotenfänger 0,2 L knotcatcher 0.2 L
001-270-051-04 Knotenfänger 0,4 L knotcatcher 0.4 L
001-270-051-05 Knotenfänger 0,5 L knotcatcher 0.5 L
001-270-051-06 Knotenfänger 0,6 L knotcatcher 0.6 L
001-270-051-08 Knotenfänger 0,8 L knotcatcher 0.8 L
001-270-051-10 Knotenfänger 1,0 L knotcatcher 1.0 L
001-270-051-12 Knotenfänger 1,2 L knotcatcher 1.2 L
27 001-200-116 Knotenfänger L 6-fach 0,4 - 1,2 mm knotcatcher L 6-way 0,4 - 1,2 mm
28* 001-260-046 Röhrchenhalter Ø 8 tube holder Ø 8
001-260-050 Röhrchenhalter Ø 10 tube holder Ø 10
29* 001-100-155-01 Bremse kpl. tension cpl.
001-100-155-11 Bremse kpl. rot tension cpl. red
30* 001-100-153-01 Bremsringpaar HV Version 3 pair of tension rings HV version 3
mit Bremsringhalter with holder
001-100-153-11 Bremsringpaar HV, rot, Version 3 pair of tension rings HV, red, version 3
mit Bremsringhalter with holder
31* 001-100-139-01 Bremsringpaar HV, L, K Version 3 pair of tension rings HV, L, K version 3
001-100-140-01 Bremsringpaar rot HV, L, K version 3 pair of tension rings red HV, L, K version 3
32 001-100-161 Bremsringhalter tension ring holder
33 001-100-154 Bremsenführung kpl. brake guide cpl.
34* 001-100-162 Umbausatz Einlaufarm L mit Ösenhalter Conversion set input arm L with eyelet holder
für MPF 10/20-L for MPF 10/20-L
001-100-163 Umbausatz Einlaufarm L mit Röhrchenklammer Conversion set input arm L with tube clip
für MPF 10/20-L for MPF 10/20-L
40 001-100-186 Friktionseinheit MPF-LF friction device MPF-LF
41 000-607-000 Sechskantmutter M3 hex nut M3
Drive pulley
Clutch
Drive tape
Slub catcher
Mobile guide
Fixed guide
Slub catcher
Top tensioner
Fly wire of bottom stopmotion Fly wire of top stopmotion
MFD/4
FEEDING DEVICE
203b-3
Depending upon the yarn used, the over feeding may not be avoided, and the yarns may
wrap around the feeding pulleys or tangle up to each feeder.
In such a case, mobile guide is moved and to reduce the contacting surface of yarn and
rubber.
When knitting jacquard pattern portion, and when defects occurring in the fabric by false
operation of the bottom stopmotion and drop stitches etc., after passing the MFD/4
device, to increase the cymbal washer of bottom tensioner (Or M8mm washer sold in the
local market) and adjust it. The bottom tensioner is with spring material, so by having the
bottom tensioner pushed up towards the feeding pulley, it will be possible to mount and
remove the cymbal washers.
The adjustment of top tension is to be arranged in the range where false operation of top
stopmotions will not happen, and as weak as possible. Especially, when starting up the
knitting machine, please confirm whether yarns tangling around the rubber pulleys are
occurring.
When using filament yarns, under the condition where the knitting machine is stopped
operating for a long period and having the yarns being threaded up condition, depending
on types of yarn, there may be cases where it will tangle around the pulley. In such a
case, rotate the machine a little manually and then start up the machine.
MFD/4
FEEDING DEVICE
203b-4
<2> When using the device as positive yarn feeding for yarn feeding amount being
constant with knitting plain jersey fabrics and or special jacquard pattern fabrics.
As this positive feeding mechanism of the device being a storage type, even if extra
large tension is happening to the yarn or yarn breakages should occur before
entering the MFD/4 device, can prevent from having defects in the knitted fabric.
To the MFD/4 device, please thread up yarns as shown hereunder.
The drawings hereunder are drive tape in leftwards rotation, and if tape is to rotate
rightwards, the yarn winding to the feeding pulleys are to be arranged in reverse
direction.
MOBILE GUIDE
MFD/4
FEEDING DEVICE
203b-6
<3> After using the rubber pulley as semi-positive feeding and then when changing over
to positive feeding.
The mobile guide is moved in vice versa direction with the rotation of feeding
pulley, and to be matched so that it will be positioned right under the fixed guide.
The clutches of drive pulleys, both upper and lower ones to be positioned to in
neutral. (Or, the clutch where tape is running the drive pulley in condition of "ON",
pull it out with your hands and to disconnect the interlocking of tape and pulley's
gears.)
Catch the yarn with your forefinger and thumb, and the fingers are to be pressed to
the bottom edge of feeding pulley, and by keeping this position and rotating the
feeding pulley together with the yarn, the yarn can be wound.
The drawing above shows the tape rotating leftward, and in case of rightwards, the
winding direction will be opposite.
MFD/4
FEEDING DEVICE
203b- 8
<4> After using as positive feeding and in the case of changing over to use the rubber
pulley as semi-positive feeding.
Put your finger in between the feeding pulley and bottom tensioner and catch the
yarn and if pulled downwards the yarn wound on the pulley will come off.
To take out the slackening of the removed yarn, between the bottom stopmotion and
yarn carrier, to pull the yarn and cut off the excess yarns.
The mobile guide is moved to the rotating direction of the feeding pulley and to stop
one notch before from the matching position overlapping again right under the fixed
guide.
Under this condition, after the yarn passing the mobile guide will be flowing against
the rotation of the feeding pulley, so have the yarn brought over to the opposite side
and along with the rotation of the pulley to change the yarn flowing.
NOTE
With the upper and lower 2 clutches, in case of having the upper side clutch "ON", the
always have the lower side clutch in "OFF" condition.
As the tape and pulley's teeth will wear, please definitely avoid in operating upper and
lower clutches at the same time.
Ring
To handle the clutch operation, have your hands get around from the back side of the ring
where the unit is mounted, and with your thumb and middle fingers, hold the clutch
pulley and slide it vertically.
The upper drawing is showing where the drive pulley of the lower step is "ON".
In this process, please confirm that the upper side clutch is in "OFF" condition.
MER/4
YARN FEEDING DEVICE
203c- 1
MER/4B(R,L) : The rubber yarn speed of MER/4 will be about 1/2 of the
speed of ground yarn by MPF yarn feeding device.
MER/4C(R,L) : The speed of rubber yarn will be about 1/4 of ground yarn
speed.
The R & L show the rotating direction of MER/4, however, the rotating direction can be
easily changed. The machine already delivered without MER/4 specification, to mount
the MER/4. the related yarn feeding parts must be altered a great deal, so please confirm
the altering parts in full details and then order them.
a) Remove the cover of the unit back side. GOOD CONDITION BAD CONDITION
Screw
Shaft
Screw
c) Two pegs of left side to be hammered in
and right side cover is to be removed.
Cover
d) The tension roller is removed and the belt
is taken out.
Tension roller
YS2
YARN FEEDING DEVICE
203f- 1
This device was developed so that it can be used in the same manner as an yarn feeding
device for positive yarn feeding for the machines with yarn changing device and jacquard
machines.
Further, as the YS2 pulley portion of very top step has the efficiency of yarn feeding
device, when using for knitting the plain fabric and desire to match the stitch amount
accurately for each feeder in advance, please use this as you require for each case.
Tension adjuster
2002.6.26 V**(DK)(YS2)->YS2, 203->203f, 図変更
YS2
Bottom Stopmotion
YS2
YARN FEEDING DEVICE
203f- 2
<5> Yarn tension setting before entering into YS2 yarn feeding device.
Using a yarn tension meter, obtain the optimum yarn tension by adjusting the stitch
cam at each feeder.
In the case of YS2 yarn feeding device, if the yarn feeding tension is too weak,
there will be variation in the stitch amount.
When adjusting the stitch, please keep this in mind, and if the tension meter should
point the following lowest figure, then please do not have the stitch amount any
less than it.
Spun yarns (Cotton, Acrylic, Wool etc.) Over 3g
Filament yarns (Polyester, Nylon etc.) Over 4g
<6> Please adjust this by increasing or decreasing the weight of tension adjuster
If this tension is too weak, it cannot control the yarn feeding amount. Further, if
too strong, it will be a cause of wearing of rubber and become dull faster.
If the rubbers become deeply grooved or cut, or the surface is worm smooth, the yarn
feeding efficiency will be affected.
In such a case, either change rubber band or adopt the following procedures.
<1> Move the rubber position slightly so that the yarn is in contact with the unused
surface of the rubber.
<2> Both sides of the rubber can be used, therefore if one side is worn, simply use the
reverse side.
<3> When fitting a new rubber band: -
YS2
YARN FEEDING DEVICE
203f- 3
Loosen up Bolt "1" as shown in the drawing so that, the pulley part can be removed.
The rubber band should be bent along the collar of the pulley at both edges.
When remounting the pulley, please ensure that the center of the main body and
center of the pulley are lined up. Tighten up the Bolt "1".
Pulley
プーリ中心 center
Center
本体中心of body
2002.6.26 V**->YS2, 2.3.2から以下削除
Modus Operandi for “Touch-Panel” type AZ (LCD)
Operation Panel 204-1
For the viewing surface of the operation panel, the touch screen system has been adopted.
By touching icons with a finger, the screen displayed represents machine’s setup state or
changes to the window surface for setting of parameters.
NOTE
It takes approximately 10 seconds for the operation panel to start up after turning on the power.
2. Counter display
1. Speed meter display
The counter’s value is reset and the display changes to “0” by pressing of the [YES] key.
This facility displays the related setting parameters in the lump for every menu icon
respectively.
Menu icons to be displayed vary according as machine’s model. And, each parameter
setting window appears when these icons are pressed.
9.YFD
5.STOP.F
8. E.RESET 10.NEEDLE
6. RESET.CT 7.F.OUT
1. TAKE UP (P.204-10)
This icon is provided for setting of the fabric take-up tension on the ACT take-up
device.
2. RPM (P.204-12)
This icon is prepared for the frequency setting on the AC inverter.
3. SHIFT (P.204-13)
This icon has been prepared for setting of the integrated machine revolution
numbers for respective working shift.
5. STOP.F (P.204-17)
A stop factor appears on the window page by pressing this icon. The screen
returns to the initial picture by pressing the stop factor button.
2005.1.14 fig.改訂,参照ページ番号変更
OPERATIING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE AZ (LCD)
OPERATION PANEL 204 -5
6. RESET.CT
This icon is for resetting the counter.
7. F.OUT
This icon is for mending a fabric.
By pressing this icon, the machine can be rotated by pressing the inching or start
button even when the FALL OUT stop motion has been activated.
If the stop motion of the fall-out detector is released while the start button is being pressed,
the knitting machine continues to run even after the start button is released.
8. E.RESET (P.204-20)
This icon is for resetting errors.
9. YFD
This icon is for setting up YFD units.
By pressing this icon, the machine can be rotated by pressing the inching button
even when the YFD stop motion has been activated.
10. NEEDLE
By pressing this icon, the machine can be rotated by pressing an inch button even
when the needle protector or needle detector has been activated. However, the
machine cannot be run by pressing a machine start button. In this case, the needle
icon automatically returns to its unpressed state.
11.SETTING UP
14.AUTO KINT
15.LCD SET
16.OIL 18.MAINTE
17.YARN
This icon is provided for setting “delay time”, and “highest revolution”, “lighting
for a fully rolled fabric roll” and for indication for the number of the machine
stoppages, and the down time of the machine.
19.RESET
2008.12.4 参照頁変更
20.PAGE
21.KNIT
2006.3.13 参照頁変更
23.TEST2 24.MODE
22.TEST
The following is the explanation on features of the setting parameter icons and their
operating instructions introduced in the above 2.4.2 [Expression of the page menu icons].
1. TAKE UP
This icon is used when setting the fabric tension on the ACT fabric taking up
device.
The below-illustrated window appears by pressing this icon.
Left-ward key
Right-ward key
Input key
Close key
Numerical value given for “TAKE UP” varies when the rightward and/or leftward
key are pressed.
The below illustrated window appears when “INPUT” key is pressed, and numerical
value for “TAKE UP” can be changed by pressing the numerical keypads on the
below-illustrated display.
Use the numerical key pads to enter the value and press the “ENT” key for
determination of the entered value.
“ON” and “OFF” can be changed every time freely when the “ACT SW” switch key
is pressed.
The representation on the display returns to the initial “MAIN” indication, if the
“CLOSE” key is pressed.
Modus Operandi for “Touch-Panel” type AZ (LCD)
Operation Panel 204-11
NOTE
With the use of the password, the settings can be anchored.
CAUTION
Always select [NO] in the process of the “ACT SW” when the machine is operated without
any fabric on the ACT fabric take-up device, such as machine overhauling and /or trial
operation.
After selecting of [NO], shut down once the main power supply, and then turn on the power
again.
Then, the machine can be operated still keeping the ACT motor in a halt condition.
Also, execute the setting parameter [6. E. RESET] as well.
In machine operation with the actively driving motor but without fabrics on it, the friction
roll and the reel roll will rotate together with direct contact each other and this state will
cause the damage on the friction roller.
Such being the case, the machine turns only while starting button or inching button is being
pressed under the condition that the “ACT SW” is in “OFF” position.
Modus Operandi for “Touch-Panel” type AZ (LCD)
Operation Panel 204-12
2. RPM
This icon is for selecting of the inverter’s frequency.
The below-illustrated window appears when this icon is pressed.
Leftward key
Rightward key
Input key
Auto key
Close key
(This key is not used this time)
Numerical value given for frequency (Hz) varies when the leftward or rightward
key is pressed.
The screen page illustrated below appease by pressing of the “INPUT” key, and
numerical value for the frequency (Hz) can be changed with the numeric key
pad.
Enter the numerical value with the numeric key pad, and press the “ENT” key for
determination of the value.
The window returns to the initial picture plane when the “ENT” key is pressed.
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NOTE
This setting is unavailable if the gate stitch is out of “ON” position, since the inverter
does not have the energized circuit.
And, in this case, the expression of “INVERTER” appears as the error item.
OPERATIING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE AZ (LCD)
OPERATION PANEL 204 -13
3. SHIFT
This icon is used to change settings for number of revolutions by shift. On pressing this
icon, the following screen appears.
Accumulated number of
revolutions by shift
Leftward key
“ESC” key “ENT” key
NOTE
Nothing happens if you press the “ENT” key or “0” key when the shift No. for which
the number of revolutions is being counted is displayed. (This only causes the
“MAIN” screen to return.)
In order to change settings in the above-mentioned shift No. (say “original shift No.”),
it is necessary to first change the original shift No. to another by using the right or left
arrow key and the “ENT” or “0” key, then change it back to the original shift No. and
use the “ENT” or “0” key.
<“ESC” key>
Press this key when you want to cancel the shift change. The “MAIN” screen returns
after this.
OPERATIING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE AZ (LCD)
OPERATION PANEL 204 -14
“ENT” Key
Press the “ENT” key. The then accumulated number of revolutions of SHIFT 2TC will be
later displayed in SHIT 2-1 as the last record. The “MAIN” screen returns.
“0” Key
Press the “0” key to clear the accumulated number of revolutions of SHIFT 2 and start to
count from 0. The then accumulated number of revolutions of SHIFT 2TC will be later
displayed in SHIT 2-1 as the last record. The “MAIN” screen returns.
2008.12.4 全面変更
Modus Operandi for “Touch-Panel” type AZ (LCD)
Operation Panel 204-15
4. SET DATA
This icon is used for setting the pre-setting counter’s value (0-999999).
The below-illustrated picture plane appears when this icon is pressed.
ENT Key
Ten-key keyboard
<An example, when setting first pre-setting value to 5000 and setting second
pre-setting value to 500 respectively>
The counter’s set value is reset to “0” when [YES] key is pressed.
Modus Operandi for “Touch-Panel” type AZ (LCD)
Operation Panel 204-17
5. Stop factor
The error factor is displayed on the screen surface with the error factor icon
when braking out of an error.
The screen returns to the main display by pressing the viewing area on the
screen.
Press the error factor icon when going into the further details of the error.
The error detail is given on the viewing area on the display.
Detailed information on icons is given in the reference chart in the next page.
Modus Operandi for “Touch-Panel” type AZ (LCD)
Operation Panel 204-18
This icon appears on the display for the bottom stop-motion units
3
activated.
This icon comes up on the display when the machine is forcibly stopped
4
by setting of the counter.
5 This icon comes up on the display for the fall-out detector activated.
This icon appears on the display when some errors occurred for function
6
on the FMC controller.
This icon comes up on the display when the guard nets are kept open,
7 and the re-setting switch has not been pressed even if the guard nets are
kept closed.
8 This icon comes up on the display for the knitting detectors activated.
This icon comes up on the display when the machine does not run
13
entirely even in inching mode (With red color lamp).
This icon appears on the display when an error occurs on the function of
14
the auto striper.
This icon appears on the display for the activated stop-motion for
15
take-up device.
16 This icon appears on the display for the top stop-motion units activated.
This icon comes up on the display when some careful attentions are
18
demanded to the machine to be operated (With yellow color lamp).
This icon appears on the display for the YFD’s entry stop-motion units
19
activated.
This icon appears on the display for the YFD’s exit stop-motion units
20
activated.
This icon appears on the display for occurrences of some other errors
21
than those described in the above.
ACT When the reel roll of the ACT rotates without winding up the fabric.
SPEED
ACT LOCK When the reel roll of the ACT stops rotating due to abnormal force applied to it.
ACT When a current greater than the predetermined value flows in the ACT.
OVRCUR
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Modus Operandi for “Touch-Panel” type AZ (LCD)
Operation Panel 204-20
8. E. RESET
Errors can be reset by pressing this E. RESET icon.
When the machine ceases running due to the below mentioned two factors,
release the errors by pushing the [E. RESET] icon after practicing the following
operation.
1. When yarn breakage occurs on major numbers of supply yarn ends causing
of lighting up on major numbers of stop-motions including top stop-motions,
bottom stop-motions, and other stop-motions on the yarn feeding device, the
machine will be stopped forcibly with blocking out of electric current
running to the stop-motion circuit to protect that circuit from getting
damaged. For this stoppage, “OVER CURRENT” is appears as its STOP
FACTOR. Set up all the yarn ends again onto the correct position on the
each stop-motion devices to release the error factor.
2. When the machine running speed exceeds its “LIMITED SPEED” that has
been set in advance, the machine will be stopped forcibly.
In order to release this errors, it is now required to re-set the machine
revolving speed lower than the speed setting made in [LIMIT SPEED] in the
[SETING] parameter among page menu [MAIN2].
See page No. 26 [LIMIT SPEED] key.
The setting of the machine revolving speed has to be made with the process
of [RPM] among the page menu of [MAIN].
See page No. 12 [2. RPM] key.
By pressing the error re-setting button after the above-mentioned operation, all
the error display contents of the stop factors are all erased.
Modus Operandi for “Touch-Panel” type AZ (LCD)
Operation Panel 204-21
DELAY TIME screen page appears when [START] or [ALWAYS] key is selected,
and the screen page changes to DELAY TIME setting pictures for TOP, BOTTOM,
YFD IN, YFD OUT by turns, when [ENT] key is pressed.
(See the next page for operation procedure).
Modus Operandi for “Touch-Panel” type AZ (LCD)
Operation Panel 204-22
<When applying the delaying circuit only at the initial rise of the machine
operation>
Select [START] key, when utilizing the delaying circuit only at the initial rise of
the knitting machine operation.
The window changes to the below screen when the [START] key is selected.
The window changes to the screen page for setting up of the delay time for the TOP
STOP MOTION.
Set up the delay time. (on the milli-second time scale).
After this process, the window expression changes to the delay time setting up
screen pictures for BOTTOM, YFD IN, YDF OUT one after another when every
time [ENT] key is pressed.
Modus Operandi for “Touch-Panel” type AZ (LCD)
Operation Panel 204-23
In the below example, the machine does not stop running for five seconds after gets
started in this setting as given in the window display (within 200 mulli-seconds the
for top stop-motions, within 300 milli-seconds for the bottom stop-motions, within
200 milli-seconds for YFD IN stop-motions, and ithin 200 milli-seconds for TFD
OUT stop-motions, as given in the window display).
The window returns to the MAIN2 when the [CLOSE] key is pressed.
The same setting procedure explained in the above has to be performed for delay
time setting for other stop-motions including top stop-motions, bottom stop-motions,
YFD IN stop-motions, and YFD OUT stop-motions.
The window returns to MAIN2 screen when the [CLOSE] key is pressed.
Modus Operandi for “Touch-Panel” type AZ (LCD)
Operation Panel 204-24
(An example: When getting the machine to stop automatically with its running
speed exceeding 40 rpm)
The window changes to the below illustrated screen when the [LIMIT SPEED key]
is selected.
(An example: When getting the lamp to start its blinking at 40 revolutions before
the fabric roll reaches to its full roll package)
The window changes to the below illustrated screen, when [COUNT F. LAMP] is
selected.
The window returns to the MAIN2 screen when [CLOSE] key is pressed.
Modus Operandi for “Touch-Panel” type AZ (LCD)
Operation Panel 204-27
Press the ACT key when the take-up device is to be used as ACT take-up.
Press the MECH key when the take-up device is to be used as a mechanical take-up.
Press the SERVO key when using the OD3 Open Width Take-up.
Press the INFO key to see ACT take-up condition.
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Modus Operandi for “Touch-Panel” type AZ (LCD)
Operation Panel 204-28
Setting parameter
Setting value
By pressing the SET key, the “Page menu, MAIN 2” screen returns.
Select “Page menu, MAIN” and then press the “TAKE UP” icon among the
icons in Parameter setting icons.
TAKE UP icon
ACT SW key
NOTE
When you need not load a fabric on the ACT take-up device at the time
of overhaul, trial run, etc., set the ACT SW key to “OFF” so that the
machine can be run without rotating the ACT take-up device.
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<ACT SETTING>
● DIP1
The settings for DIP1 shall be changed only after the main switch of the
knitting machine is turned OFF.
The settings will be effective after the main switch is turned ON again.
DIP1-1: Whether current drop should be corrected (ON) or not (OFF) when
the knitting machine stops
DIP1-2: Whether alarm signals should be detected (ON) or not (OFF)
DIP1-3: Whether the knitting machine stop signal should be output (ON) or
not (OFF)
DIP1-4: Whether power supply for the winding motor should be shut (ON)
or not (OFF) at alarming.
● RSW1
Immediately after the stopping of the knitting machine, the fabric tension
becomes higher than that during operation of the knitting machine.
To correct this change in tension, this switch is used to set the period of
time (seconds) during which the current for the winding motor is to be
reduced so that the fabric tension may come to be the same as that during
operation of the knitting machine.
The setting value 3 is set at time of delivery.
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● RSW2
As soon as the knitting machine comes to a stop, the fabric tension becomes
higher than that during operation of the knitting machine.
To correct this change in tension, this switch is used to reduce the amperage
(A) by the level set by RSW2 so that the fabric tension may come to be the
same as that during operation of the knitting machine.
The setting value 2 is set at time of delivery.
● RSW3
Example) Except SECPLT12 machine, when the production amount per one
revolusion is 30 mm, set the RSW3 switch to "5". (See the table)
Production amount
― 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50
per 1 rev.(mm)
RSW3 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Production amount
― 8.2 12.4 16.5 20.6 24.7 28.8 33.0 37.1 41.2
per 1 rev.(mm)
RSW3 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
NOTE
1. Before changing the RSW3 set position, be sure to turn off the power
switch ⑬.(Refer to page 201-25)
If the power is on, change in the switch set position will not be
possible.
2. When the RSW3 is set to "1" to "9" for pile knitting, the winding
motor will not turn at the hand-operated.
Modus Operandi for “Touch-Panel” type AZ (LCD)
Operation Panel 204-33
<ACT-3>
Fabric roll up tension varies between the earlier and later portions of the
fabrics depending upon kind of yarns used, fabric density employed, and
fabric structure produced.
RSW3 switch has been provided to help regulate corrective action constantly
for the purpose of keeping fabric roll up tension evenly.
Factory setting of this RSW3 switch, when shipping the machine out, has
been set to "4" on its numerical value position.
Re-set this switch into a position with larger numerical value when fabric
tension at the later part of the fabric roll gets weaker than tension at the
earlier part of the fabric roll.
To the contrary, re-set this switch to a position with smaller numerical value
when fabric tension at later part of fabric rolls gets stronger than of earlier
part of the fabric roll.
NOTE
1. Fabric roll diameter includes the spindle of the reel roll. Fabric
weight figure given here is the weight of fabric only, excluding the
weight of the spindle of the reel roll.
2. Sensor feed back function does not work in "0" setting of RSW3.
Modus Operandi for “Touch-Panel” type AZ (LCD)
Operation Panel 204-34
● RSW4
If a very low tension is set for winding, it is likely that the winding motor
will not turn at all at the beginning of normal operation or inching operation.
This switch is used to set the boost amperage for the winding motor at the
beginning of normal operation or inching operation.
When the RSW4 is set to 0, the boosting function is disabled.
The setting value 0 is set at time of delivery.
● RSW5
If, for some unknown reason, the motor stops within a predetermined period
of time (seconds) this switch is used to stop the knitting machine.
This setting is effective only when the bit 3 of DIP1 is ON. If the motor
stops in the event of abnormality, PL1 lights.
The setting value 6 is set at time of delivery.
● RSW6
If a fabric fallout (Press off) occurs during the knitting operation, the
winding motor rotates without any load.
This switch stops the knitting machine and the winding motor if the winding
motor runs for a time (seconds) preset by RSW6 with more than number of
rotations preset by RSW7. The setting value 3 is set at time of delivery.
● RSW7
If a fabric fallout (Press off) occurs during the knitting operation, the
winding motor rotates without any load.
This switch stops the knitting machine and the winding motor if the winding
motor runs for a time (seconds) preset by RSW6 with more than number of
rotations preset by RSW7.
The lamp of PL2 is lighted when abnormality occurs.
This setting is effective only when the DIP1-3 is ON.
The setting value 2 is set at time of delivery.
Revolution Revolution
Setting value Setting value
(rpm) (rpm)
0 3000 5 3500
1 3100 6 3600
2 3200 7 3700
3 3300 8 3800
4 3400 9 3900
Modus Operandi for “Touch-Panel” type AZ (LCD)
Operation Panel 204-38
● RSW8
In this set item, the Take-up mode is selected.
● Hz:
Enter the maximum frequency of the machine inverter when the PILE mode
or the SPEED mode has been selected.
● RPM:
Enter the maximum number of revolutions for the machine.
● MOTOR RATIO:
Enter the number of teeth of the change gear for the ACT motor (150 or 75).
Modus Operandi for “Touch-Panel” type AZ (LCD)
Operation Panel 204-40
● PRODUCT / REV
Enter production volume per machine revolution in millimeters.
● GEAR:
Enter the number of teeth the drive gear for the ACT motor (16 or 24).
Select 16.
Modus Operandi for “Touch-Panel” type AZ (LCD)
Operation Panel 204-41
TAKE UP icon
Enter each setting item and press the ENT key. Each time the ENT key is
pressed, the next setting item appears.
The fabric can be wound up by pressing the button installed on the take-up
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TAKE-UP icon
After completing the setting procedures, return to “MAIN2” and exit from the
maintenance mode.
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Modus Operandi for “Touch-Panel” type AZ (LCD)
Operation Panel 204-45
Now turn off the main switch, wait for 60 seconds and turn on the main switch
again.
Modus Operandi for “Touch-Panel” type AZ (LCD)
Operation Panel 204-47
<Setting of language>
This facility has been provided for setting the linguistic expression on the operation
panel. Change of the linguistic expression can be made with the up-and-down key
on the right side. Select the language which you want to set; the languages
available now are Japanese, English, and Chinese. The window returns to the
screen of the MAIN2 of the page menu when the [CLOSE] key is pressed.
Shut off the main power supply once, and turn on the power again, then the
language expression will be changed.
Modus Operandi for “Touch-Panel” type AZ (LCD)
Operation Panel 204-49
<Setting of PASSWORD>
The following operation becomes unavailable with locking facility when the
PASSWORD is set.
1. Pre-setting value
2. Clearing of the integrated value for respective previous working shift.
Enter an arbitrary six digit number in maximum and press the [ENT] key.
Enter the six digit number again, and press the [ENT] key.
The right side expression of the [PASSWORD] key will change to “ON”.
Now, the [PASSWORD] has been set and locked.
Modus Operandi for “Touch-Panel” type AZ (LCD)
Operation Panel 204-50
Enter the six digit [PASSWORD] set previously, and press the [ENT] key.
Enter again the six digit [PASSWORD] previously entered, and press the [ENT]
key.
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The right side expression of the [PASSWORD] key will change to “OFF”.
The locking facility for [PASSWORD] has now been unlocked.
CAUTION
Memorize the password carefully leaving it on the record.
There is no other way than re-setting memory {See page No.204-66 [2.4.4.1
memory re-setting method]} for invalidating the password when the memory of
the password has been lost.
All the memory in the operation panel will be lost completely when the
memory re-setting procedure as been taken.
Modus Operandi for “Touch-Panel” type AZ (LCD)
Operation Panel 204-51
16. OIL
This icon is for lubrication setting.
By pressing this icon, the following screen appears.
While the machine is running, the AUTO OILER finishes the first preset task and
then goes to the second preset task to flush oil for predetermined number of
machine revolutions. During flushing operation, the machine is automatically
slowed down so as to prevent oil from spattering onto the fabric, and then
automatically returned to the original speed after finishing flushing operation. The
second preset value needs to be set so that the machine may run to knit enough
length which is to be cut away as an oil-stained portion.
In order for the operator to perform cleaning operation using an air gun, the
following setting is also possible:
- to stop the machine after the first preset after several fabric rolls have been knitted
(“STOP PASS”(SP setting)), or
- to automatically perform flushing after several fabric rolls have been knitted
(“FLUSHING PASS” (FP setting)).
Modus Operandi for “Touch-Panel” type AZ (LCD)
Operation Panel 204-52
17. YARN
This icon is used for various setting for YARN METER.
The yarn meter measures numbers of revolution of the toothed belt with the sensor
installed on the yarn feeding devices, and the yarn amount for one-machine-
revolution converted from the value taken on the toothed belt is displayed on the
operation panel. This device measures numbers of revolution at positions
corresponding to the respective fix (6) drive belts in maximum.
Follow the manual instructions given on the separate pages (See optional items of
this manual instructions) when installing the yarn meters at your end.
The below picture plane appears by pressing this icon
The display of the unit of yarn amount to be set is switched over between
“mm/100W” and “mm/revolution” by pressing the DISP key each time.
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Modus Operandi for “Touch-Panel” type AZ (LCD)
Operation Panel 204-54
<Setting items>
Total number of needles: Enter the total number of needles of the machine.
Each yarn meter: Enter the yarn length for 100 wales for each yarn meter No.1~
No.6.
Initialization: Setting items will be initialized by pressing the [ENT] key.
<Initial value>
Number of needles: 1000
Yarn 1~4: 23.67
Yarn 5~6: 11.835
Modus Operandi for “Touch-Panel” type AZ (LCD)
Operation Panel 204-55
18. MAINTE
There are locked setting items which cannot be changed in the “ELE. MCH” menu.
When changing such items, it is necessary to use the maintenance mode to unlock.
By pressing the YES key, the “Page menu, MAIN 2” screen returns and now the
unlocked item can be changed.
After changing page menu setting, exit from the maintenance mode so as to lock it
again.
By pressing the NO key, it is locked again and the “Page menu, MAIN 2” screen
returns.
Modus Operandi for “Touch-Panel” type AZ (LCD)
Operation Panel 204-56
19. RESET
This icon is used for setting of the resetting parameter.
The window changes to the following surface when this icon is pressed.
20. PAGE
When this icon is pressed, the window displays the menu pages for the electronics
machine model.
The window surface changes to the following display by pressing this icon.
Setting parameter
Setting parameters are converted in rotation one after another by pressing the up
and down keys.
The setting surface will be displayed by pressing the [ENT] key when the setting
parameter is expressed.
(An example: Setting surface of the [START NEEDLE])
Use all those groups of keys like, direction keys, ten keys, and the character keys
for setting, as all those keys appear in parallel with the contents of the setting.
Consult page No.504 [Instructions for the operation panel] for the contents of the
setting parameter.
Modus Operandi for “Touch-Panel” type AZ (LCD)
Operation Panel 204-58
21. KNIT
This icon is used when transmitting pattern data to the FMC controller.
By pressing this icon, the window changes to the following surface.
22. TEST1
This icon is used for changing the cylinder mode.
23. TEST2
This icon is used for changing the dial mode or the sinker mode.
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24. MODE
This icon is used for changing striper mode.
Modus Operandi for “Touch-Panel” type AZ (LCD)
Operation Panel 204-59
The number of revolutions (N1) after which a yarn is to be inserted is set, counting
from the number of accumulated revolutions (0). Enter N1 with the numeric keys.
Upon pressing the “ENT” key, the screen below appears.
OPERATIING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE AZ (LCD)
OPERATION PANEL 204 -60
The number of revolutions (N2) after which a yarn is to be inserted is set, counting
from N1. Enter N2 with the numeric keys.
Upon pressing the “ENT” key, the screen below appears.
Enter the number of revolutions for yarn insertion with the numeric keys.
Upon pressing the “ENT” key, the initial screen appears.
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OPERATIING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE AZ (LCD)
OPERATION PANEL 204 -61
26. “AUTODOFF”
This icon is used for setting the auto-doffer.
Upon pressing this icon, the screen below appears.
Enter the number of revolutions to be made after doffing with the numeric keys.
Enter the number of rolls for which doffing operation is to be made with the
numeric keys.
Upon pressing the “ENT” key, the initial screen appears.
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OPERATIING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE AZ (LCD)
OPERATION PANEL 204 -62
27. “MANUAL”
It is necessary to select the maintenance mode before using this function.
This screen is used for setting stop delay time for the machine.
This function allows the machine to continue to rotate beyond the stop position
(sensor position) for the set delay time before coming to a complete stop.
However, the delay time setting is immediately canceled and the machine stops
even before the set time if an abnormality such as activation of stop motion or other
error occurs.
Enter the delay time with the numeric keys. (Max. 9 seconds)
This setting is used to set the monitoring numbers for the knitting machines connected with
the optional monitoring system using a PC. Duplication of monitoring numbers is not
allowed.
When using a contact-type needle protector on a single knit machine having no detector
control unit and if the needle detector stopmotion is activated, there may be cases where
“OTHER3 ERROR” is displayed instead of “NEEDLE PROTECTOR ERROR” depending
on the machine model. For such a machine, by selecting “YES”, “NEEDLE PROTECTOR
ERROR” is displayed and the error state is preserved as in the case of a machine having a
detector control unit. If it is not necessary to use this function, be sure to select “NO”. The
initial screen appears when pressing either “YES” or “NO”. The preserved error state is
released by pressing the error reset button on the “MAIN1” screen.
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Upon pressing the “NO” key or the “YES” key, the initial screen appears.
After completing the setting procedures, return to “MAIN2” and exit from the
maintenance mode.
OPERATIING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE AZ (LCD)
OPERATION PANEL 204 -64
28. “T.CALIB”
It is necessary to select the maintenance mode before using this function.
This screen is used for adjusting the screen position on the LCD.
First press a point adjacent to letter “1” and nearest to the bottom right corner of the
screen. Then, press a point adjacent to letter “2” and nearest to the top left corner
of the screen. And finally press the “OK” key.
29. “MONITORING”
This icon is used to configure settings for the optional monitoring system using a
PC.
The below-illustrated window appears when this icon is pressed.
By selecting “YES”, the information that “the machine is not in the operational state as it is in
the maintenance mode” is sent the monitoring software in the PC. If the machine is being
used, select “YES” in a usual case.
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OPERATIING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE AZ (LCD)
OPERATION PANEL 204 -66
30. INSTALL
This icon is used to update the MCP program.
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OPERATIING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE AZ (LCD)
OPERATION PANEL 204 -67
The following procedure is required for clearing all the pre-settings of the counter value,
integrated value for the working shifts.
OFF ON
2. Return the DIP switch to the initial place after verifying that the battery RAM error is
displayed as the STOP FACTOR.
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OPERATIING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE AZ (LCD)
OPERATION PANEL 204 -68
This battery has a role to play to back-up the main power supply getting the memory on the
control board to retain information and data stored against the main power failure.
Replace the battery if it is found that all those data and information have already been lost
when the main power is supplied.
Duration life of the battery is approximately 5 years in condition of the machine installed in
a room with temperature kept below 20℃ without any dew condensation. The five year’s
battery life is only a calculated value and it may vary depending on the environmental
condition where they are kept.
And also they are one of the consuming items and therefore are out of guarantee.
Replacement manner
① Refer the item No.10 and, open the panel door, and remove the control board cover.
(Remove the cables as well, if the optional boards have been installed therein).
Control Board
Battery
OPERATIING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE AZ (LCD)
OPERATION PANEL 204 -69
② The coin shaped battery has been installed at the left bottom part of the control board, and
replace it to new one with the following manner.
(Be careful not to make any mistake on direction of [+] and [-]).
Battery
Battery type: CR2450, 3V, 560mAh +
-
Socket
2) Prepare the compact flash in which programs for the operation panel are stored.
START : If the GREEN BUTTON is pressed, the machine will rotate at the set speed.
ie. number of revolutions per minute.
STOP : By RED BUTTON, the brake will function and machine will stop immediately.
INCHING : If the BLACK BUTTON is pressed continuously, the knitting machine will
rotate slowly at set speed. By removing your finger from the BLACK
BUTTON, the machine will stop.
Fly wire
(FUNCTIONING)
1. Variations in yarn tension between the yarn package and top stopmotion device or a
build up of lint and neps in the yarn guides can cause the fingers to drop, illuminate the
lamp and stop the machine.
2. When ends of yarns run out, the fly wire drops, illuminating the lamp and stopping the
machine.
3. The sensitivity of the finger operation must be adjusted to take into account the
running performance of the yarn from the cone. Turn the screw clockwise to decrease
sensitivity and anti-clockwise to increase sensitivity.
When jacquard pattern is knitted, it is to prevent from getting drop stitches by yarns
swinging and miss operation of bottom stopmotion. To hold down the yarn swinging as
much as possible, together with the adjustment of YS2 yarn feeding device and
adjustment of bottom stopmotions will be very important.
(Adjusting procedures)
1. Matching with the conditions of yarn swinging, numbers of tension washer are to be
either increased or decreased. However, if you will mount too much washers, it will
be a cause of breaking yarns.
2. The sensitivity of fly wire is adjusted by moving the weight back and forth. If the
sensitiveness is raised too much, will be facing operation miss. Normally these should
be positioned 2 to 3 mm from the supporting portion and just about to move when ends
of yarns run out from the cone.
3. The spacing of slub catcher is adjusted at "A" and should relate to the yarn count
(thickness) used. The sensitivity of the slub catcher is adjusted with "B".
* Clockwise : Becomes stronger
* Anti-clockwise : Becomes weaker
4. It will detect the yarn feeding device of Y.S.2 etc. and yarn between the yarn carriers.
Additional washers can be used to control yarn feeding tension.
EUT-67AEL+GUT-41E
A (coarse gauge M/C)
Tension washer
EUT-67ADL
(SD/YN, SD/3YN)
If filament yarns are used for a long period, wear in the fly wire mayoccur.
If this happens exchange only the fly wire.
AUTO-STRIPER
STOPMOTION DEVICES
205- 3
This device will stop the machine if it detects damaged cylinder needles, which may be
bent, tilted or having closed latches.
Pin
Needle protector
Needle protector
Pin
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Needle
This needle protector is designed to flip up. If a broken butt needle should touch the
POINTER of protector, the CONTACT ROD will lift up and machine will stop.
To reset push the pin on the protector.
AUTO-STRIPER
STOPMOTION DEVICES
205- 4
The knitting machine automatically stops when the fall-out detector is activated.
Pressing-on the fabric will return it to the normal state.
Cylinder
This detector functions not only to hold the fabric but also to hold the yarn tail to prevent
it from being knitted into the fabric at the time of striping like the wire units fitted on
other feeders.
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If yarn catcher of auto-striper and butt of cutter ride onto the forward cam for some
reason, the forward cam will escape and make contact with the detector thus stopping the
machine automatically.
2. Wiring of unit
As shown in the drawing, one of the terminal of the micro switch is to be earthed, and
the other terminal is to be connected to green colour wire.
To actuator terminal
3. Indicator lamp
When the unit functions the machine should stop and the indicator lamp will illuminate.
To cope with this situation, remove the wound yarn away from the machine and bring
the yarn to normal condition. Then press the reset button of the indicator lamp shown
in the upper part of the drawing and reset the circuit.
97.9.9 M/C図変更 2001.8.2 b)->2., c)->3.
Indicator lamp
Detector control
unit
AUTO-STRIPER
STOPMOTION DEVICES
205- 7
For additional safety, we strongly recommend that operators fully understand the
function/operation of the guard net safety devices as explained below.
1. When opening the guard net, turn the grip in the anti-clockwise direction, the micro-
switch will be "OFF". (refer to Fig [A],[B])
Under this condition, even if on presses the start button, the machine will not run.
2. When closing the guard net, ensure the guard net locking device is lined up with the
guide block, then push and turn the grip in the clockwise direction, the micro-switch will
be "ON". (refer to Fig [C],[D])
However, under this condition, even if you push the start button, the machine will not
run. It is necessary to push the re-set button of the switch panel located in front of the
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3. At the front of the machine, there is a switch to cut off the input power supply.
By having indicating lamp will go off, and all control circuits of the knitting machine
will be disconnected, and even if you press the start button the knitting machine will
not operate.
Micro-switch
Cam
[C] [D]
AUTO-STRIPER
STOPMOTION DEVICES
205- 8
1. After opening up the guard net just a little, please check if the operation indicating
lamp will illuminate.
2. Please definitely do not operate the machine by having the micro-switch out of order
of taking off the micro-switch from the machine.
When the micro-switch is out of order, immediately change with new one.
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3. Always work on the machine with guard net equipped with safety switch.
5. By stopping the knitting machine and opening up the guard net, please stop the
machine with the STOP BUTTON and then switch OFF the power supply switch.
6. If in case something should happen, loosen up the fixed bolt of driving bar and
remove the driving bar. By doing this, the take-up device will become free.
Driving bar
Fixed bolt
* When opening the guard net, ENSURE the operating indicating lamp illuminates.
* When having the power switch is OFF, ensure the power supply indicating lamp goes OFF.
This device is an equipment where ring blower and dust box are combined together and
assembled onto the boogie truck, so it can be moved to a knitting machine where dust, lint
and cut ends of yarn are to be removed thus maximizing machine efficiency.
On the cover of the dust box, there is an inspection window, so please check the dusts
amount of waste collected when it is full take out the bag filter, remove all collected waste
and at the same time clean bag filter, replace and restart air suction unit.
Suction nozzle
Inlet Port
Inspection
Switch Box Window Cover
Ring Blower
Bag Filter
Dust Box
<1> In the Ring Blower, the spacing between the Fan and Casing is very small.
Large pieces of dust, lint, etc., will damage the Fan, so please use the MESH Bag Filter
supplied. (Do not use other mesh bag filters.)
<2> The efficiency of the Ring Blower will be significantly affected if the Bag Filter is not
thoroughly cleaned.
AUTO-STRIPER
AIR SUCTION UNIT
2 0 6 -3
a) If there are any damages in the knitted fabric due to yarn breakages etc., the knitted
fabric may be sucked in by the suction nozzle. If this should happen stop the air
suction unit, correct the knitted fabric and then re-start up the air suction unit.
b) If the machine is operated whilst knitted fabric is sucked in, it may damage the knitting
elements, so please be very careful.
On machines fitted with auto-striper units, it is extremely important to ensure that
fabric does not become entangled with any part of the striper unit that projects inside
the cylinder.
a) On auto-striper machines, when yarn changes occur, the cut ends of yarn are removed
by the suction unit.
b) When knitting a pile fabric, the yarn is strongly drawn on the sinker and this generates
a large quantity of lint around the knitting head, resulting in stiff movement of sinkers
and needles.
Therefore, frequent lint cleaning is necessary to avoid this problem.
However, the use of the suction unit cam effectively reduce lint accumulation around
the knitting head.
c) The suction unit is particularly effective for fine gauge machines as they are vulnerable
to promlems with the knitting head due to lint accumulation.
d) This device can be used not only at the knitting portions but also be used for removing
lint from around the knitting machine.
AUTO-STRIPER
AIR SUCTION UNIT
2 0 6 -4
2.6.5 How to wire to the drive and operating method of the switch box
a) After verifying the rotation direction of the ring blower as indicated, please arrange to
connect the wire to the drive.
b) The switch box which is connected to the control unit of the knitting machine, protects
the motor and operates simultaneously with the knitting machine.
Snap switch
SW1 operation
FUNCTIONING SITUATION
SW1 SW2
ON OFF
Knitting machine and
ON OFF suction unit operating
ON OFF synchronously.
ON ON When cleaning.
SW2
2.7 Drive
7 2
3
6
1. Motor cover
8
2. V belt
3. Motor pulley
4. Motor
5. Motor base
6. Gear box
7. Ceiling base
8. Driven pulley
5 4
Gear box
4
9
5
1
8
3 2
Set screw
Timing belt
Timing belt pully
Bracket A
Set screw Change gear box
NOTE
If the tension of timing belt is too strong, it will
damage the bearing portion, so please be P=2.65 -3.3kgs. 4.8mm
careful.
Braket unit B
NOTE
The tension of timing belt and gap of Change Set bolt
Gears are not suitable,it will be a cause of
breaking yarns during START/STOP
operations, so please be careful.
WARNING
Isolate machine when changing gears.
Do not run machine without fixed guard screwed into position.
Off the main switch of machine before changing the gears.
SPREADER DEVICE
2 0 8 -1
a) Adjustment of width
Depending upon the width of knitting fabrics,plase adjust the length of speader.
c) Distancce ( spacing )
Between Take-up Roller and Spreaderis 150mm , and between Spreader and Size Ring is
200mm.
50mm
Size Ring
200mm
Spreader
150mm
Take-up Roller
Knitted fabric
CADRATEX
SPREADER DEVICE
2 0 8 -2
This device provides even tension to the knitting elements, and after passing the take-up
roller the knitted fabric will have a level knitting line. Furthermore, the desired width can be
achieved in ONE OPERATION.
CADRATEX B
a) Adjustment of fabric width
A Roller
Then, by turning the worm with the
hexagon wrench in hole A and adjust
according to the knitted fabric width.
F F
D
b) Adjustment of knitted fabric pressing
device
C
Loosen up the set screws C & D of
the knitted fabric pressing device and KNITTED FABRIC PRESSING PORTION
have it become in free condition.
Knitted fabric
pressing device Fabric
Slide it in the arrow directions, and to
have it be on the same level as the
CADRATEX upper frame and be set.
CADRATEX
CADRATEX
SPREADER DEVICE
2 0 8 -3
NOTE
1) Is the width of CADRATEX and knitting width matching ?
2) Is the reciprocal relation between the Upper Frame of the Spreader device and knitted
fabric pressor correct ?
If the knitted fabric is taken down by the take-up rollers twisted from the beginning,
and held in distortion condition, it will be a cause of troubles.
4) Is the position relation between Take-Up Roller and Spreader Device correct.
5) The knitting tension to be as weak as possible, and further be careful that knitted fabric
width will not be too wide.
6) Please check if the Roller Pressor between Take-Up rollers are correct.
CADRATEX
SPREADER DEVICE
2 0 8 -4
The fabric is strained near the vertices A, B, This is caused by the frictional resistance applied
C and D of the upper frame. to the fabric at each corner.
A C
1) Check if the fabric tension is too strong.
2) Check if the CADRATEX is expanded too wide.
3) Check if the roller pressure is adequate.
D
B 4) Check if there are any scratches on the vertices.
The fabric is strained on the vertices A, This is caused by the excessively strong fabric
B, C and D of the upper frame. tension.
weaker.
D
B
CADRATEX
SPREADER DEVICE
2 0 8 -5
If the center of the center shaft is deviated too much from that of the knitting machine, the
CADRATEX (size ring) and the cylinder/the take-up device may not rotate around a
common center, resulting in barre problems on the fabric. Therefore, it is necessary to
carefully adjust the center of the center shaft before installing the CADRATEX (size ring)
according to the following procedures.
Collar Shaft support
1) Fit the collar to the center shaft and adjust
the height of the inner blower unit. (fig.1)
CADRATEX
(Fig.1)
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(Fig.2)
String String
The strings do not cross in the center the cylinder. The strings cross exactly in the center of
the cylinder.
(Fig.3)
CADRATEX
SPREADER DEVICE
2 0 8 -6
(Fig.4)
Leveling screw
(Fig.5)
CADRATEX
SPREADER DEVICE
2 0 8 -7
(Fig.6)
(Fig.7)
FLUTTER (V-SK)
FLUTTER BLOWER
209- 1
This system has many special features, and various troubles occurring by lints created
during the knitting had been extremely improved, and have improved the quality of the
knitted fabric and labor-saving, and other many special features had been obtained.
1. The flutter blower, as the air nozzle will be flowing in random movements, the lints that
will be accumulated around the yarn carriers, IRO device and bottom stopmotions can
be cleaned up in wide range. Therefore, various problems created by the lint (Press off
of fabric by obstructing the yarn feeders and yarns tangling around the IRO and
knitting in the lints etc.) had been reduced.
2. The flutter blower will be rotating just a little slower that the knitting machine speed, so
as it can blow to all needles and sinkers, the lints cannot be accumulating on the sinker
upper portion, latch slots of the needle and slider grooves.
3. By blowing with strong air pressure from sinker portion, it will iliminate the
accumulating lints between the sinkers and needles of the cylinder.
4. As it can be blowing at many places, and further the air can be changed over with timer,
the consumption amount of air will become less.
5. As the knitting elements are always clean, it will not be necessary to clean the machines
so often, and further overhauling cycle period had been prolonged.
(For example with our VXC-3FA machine in 30 inch diameter, by using this system,
there are past records where the knitting machine had been continuously operated
without overhauling for over three (3) months.)
2. Construction parts of the system
1. Dust cleaner (Fig.1)
The reduction speed device by gear is arranged, and it will rotate 1/2 speed of the
knitting machine.
(There are types where reduction speed device is not assembled in.)
As it can flow 2 systematical air, by combining with flutter blower, so can strongly
blow air separately around the yarn carrier and IRO.
2. Flutter blower (Fig.2)
By high pressure air, the pipe tip will be moving vertically, horizontally and or in circle
movements, and can blow strongly in a wide range.
3. Fixed blower (Fig.3)
It will be blowing mainly to sinker upper portion, between the sinker rest ring and
cylinder side surface.
Pipe blowing right straight down and blowing the rest ring, which are the pipes used as
set.
4. Mixture nozzle (Fig.4)
Blowing air and oil to the knitting elements at the same time achieves effective
lubrication and dust removal.
5. Air timer (Fig.5)
One air can be changed over in sequence to 4 places at every fixed time.
As the air will be blowing at one place each time, with less air consumption can blow
strong pressure air respectively.
The air timer, regardless of which valve was functioning when the knitting machine had
stopped, if the knitting machine is re-started up, it will always start to blow air from the
valve that is at the first left side.
FLUTTER (V-SK)
FLUTTER BLOWER
209- 2
Depending on types of model, the shape Depending on the type of model, the
will vary. shape will differ.
Fig.3 Fixed Blower Fig.4 Flushing Nozzle
3. Combination of system
The flutter blower system, by combining each type of nozzle with changing over air timer
blowing air in 4 directions, can arrange so that high efficiency of lints etc., eliminatings
can be done.
As shown in the combination example in the following table, please refer to it and mount
each nozzle.
① 2 2 0 0 1 Fig. 6a
② 1 2 1 0 1
S3.2(RE), A3
③ 1 *1 2 0 2 1 Fig. 6b
Standard
Tab.1
*1 : The flutter blowers always blows.
*2 : The combination nozzle's air always blows.
FLUTTER (V-SK)
FLUTTER BLOWER
209- 4
Fig.6a
Fig.6b
FLUTTER (V-SK)
FLUTTER BLOWER
209- 5
Mounting the flutter blower, please arrange according to the following sequences.
The air timer is fitted directly to a machine leg or the oil mist cover.
For wirings, definitely disconnect the power of the knitting machine and then wire up.
The air timer will require AC 24V oilmist circuit and AC 24V power supplies.
The three (3) wires from the main unit to be connected to AC 24V oilmist circuit, AC
24V and earthing.
・ Start signal (when knitting machine is to start, to have power on.) → 24V
・ Solenoid valve power (always power on) → 24V
Above voltages are required, so after confirming with tester etc., to wire up.
FLUTTER (V-SK)
FLUTTER BLOWER
209- 6
In the dust cleaners, as shown in Fig.7a & Fig.7b, there are two types.
〔TypeⅠ〕
It is the type where reduction speed device is fitted in
internally.
Fig.7a
〔TypeⅡ〕
It is the type where reduction speed device is not equipped
with. It will rotate in the same speed as of the knitting
machine speed.
Fig.7b
FLUTTER (V-SK)
FLUTTER BLOWER
209- 7
By referring to Fig.8, please mount firmly. The screw of dust cleaner upper portion is left
turn screw, so please note this.
Shaft B
Stopper screw
Fig.8
When mounting onto the machine already delivered, please be careful of the following
points.
1. In the case of type Ⅰ, the shaft A, as the parts are the same as the one mounted when
machine was delivered, so there will be no special replacements required, and only
when parts are damaged, to be replaced.
2. In the case of type Ⅱ, as the parts are the same with the ones mounted on the machine
when delivered, there are no parts to be especially exchanged.
3. For both type Ⅰ and type Ⅱ, when using lint fans, then please use the thick center pipe
for lint fan as it is.
FLUTTER (V-SK)
FLUTTER BLOWER
209- 8
For mounting, please refer to Fig.9a and Fig.9b. The flutter blower of bottom part to be
set facing to needles, sinker and yarn carrier portions.
In this process, the flutter blower can be touching the wiring as it will not effect
anything. However, please pay special attentions so that it will not be contacting with
the tip portion of needle protector (needle portion). If contacting, it will be a cause of
false functioning.
The blower tube of pink color will be required about 15cm. For length adjustment,
please refer to "Para. of G and Test running" and adjust.
Air inlets
Air inlet
The fixed blowers and mixture nozzle are fitted to the sinker caps and yarn carrier ring
respectively in the order in the machine rotating direction as shown in Fig.10, i.e. the
fixed blower for sinkers, fixed blower for the sinker rest ring and then mixture blower.
The position of the fixed blower for sinkers should be adjusted so that its nozzle comes
between the needle curves as shown in Fig.11.
Mixture Nozzle
Fixed Blower
(Sinker)
Fixed Blower
(Rest Ring)
Machine Rotating
Direction
Fig.10
FLUTTER (V-SK)
FLUTTER BLOWER
2 0 9 - 10
F. Pipings
After mounting each portion, pipings of air and flushing tubes are done.
For pipings, please use the tubes attached.
1. In this process, please pay attentions to the sequences of connecting to the air
timer.
Especially, the flutter blower for blowing around the yarn carriers, please do not
mount to the left side of air timer unit. (When the knitting machine starts up, the
left side will be functioning first. In this process, if the knitted fabric is pressed
off, and fabric to start knitting will be blown towards the needles and there are
possibilities that it will be knitted in. It is recommended to use inching when
pressing on the fabric.)
2. For connection of each pipe, please use the joints attached and be firmly tightened
up. Not to have any air leakages we recommend in using sealing tape at the screw
portion.
The air leakage, even for small amount, it will surely drop the efficiency of this
system.
FLUTTER (V-SK)
FLUTTER BLOWER
2 0 9 - 11
G. Test running
c. In this process, to confirm that LED1 and 6 are illuminating. (Refer to Fig.14)
In case not illuminating, the AC 24V is not properly switched on.
a. The fixed blowers are to be confirmed that they are not touching the needles, yarn
carriers and sinkers etc.
If it is making contact, then please correct it.
b. The fixed blower of cap ring underneath to be confirmed that they are not
touching the cylinder, fastener spring and clamp of the cylinder etc. If the are
making contact, then please correct.
3. Adjustment of flutter blower
a. The guide pipes of flutter blower to be confirmed that they are not making
contacts to needle protectors and fall-out detectors etc.
b. Have the knitting machine start up and air pressure to be matched to 5 kgs f/cm2.
Fig.12
FLUTTER (V-SK)
FLUTTER BLOWER
2 0 9 - 12
① First stretch the flutter tubes (pink) straight and cut them in appropriate lengths
(approx. 1cm from the yarn carrier holder for the horizontal blower, and
approx. 1cm from the yarn carrier for the downward blower) as shown in
Fig.13.
② Then fix the guide pipes so that approx. 7~8cm of the flutter tubes can be
seen as shown in Fig.13.
7~8cm
1cm
7~8cm 1cm
Fig.13
③ Keeping the positions as they are, by keep rotating the knitting machine slowly
with inching etc., and after confirming whether guide pipe is not touching the
needle protectors, fall-out detector etc., then start up the knitting machine. (in
this process, please confirm the air pressure.)
④ Timer changing over, the flutter blower will function, so fluttering width of
guide pipe to be adjusted by moving back & forth.
(The adjustment to be done after the knitting machine had been stopped.)
・ Guide pipe Stretched → Swinging width becomes narrower.
Shortened → Swinging width becomes wider.
・ Flutter blower tube Shortened (Cut) → Swinging width becomes narrower.
⑤ By repeating from para.2 to 4, please adjust.
* Other adjustments (When not necessary to adjust specially, adjusting is not
required.)
Setting time of timer
When the machine is leaving our factory, it is set up to change about every 20
seconds, but can be changed by matching with the knitting machine number of
revolution etc. The setting time can be freely change between 5 to 70 seconds.
(However, setting for each respective valve cannot be done.)
FLUTTER (V-SK)
FLUTTER BLOWER
2 0 9 - 13
The flutter blower system, if there should be any improper mountings, cannot expect full
efficiency, so please mount correctly. To do this, please note the followings:-
1. Please be careful that pipings of each air are not smashed not bent. When having the
black pipe be going through the motor cover, please pay special attentions.
2. The air pressure will require minimum 1.5 kgs f/cm2, when you cannot raise the
pressure more than 1.5 kgs f/cm2, then efficiency of flutter blower cannot be obtained
fully, and further there will be possibilities that even the oilmist will not function
properly, so please check the capacity of the compressor and air leakages of the
pipings.
3. In winter season or early in the morning when the room temperature is low, the flutter
blower's tube is stiff and be difficult to swing. In such a case, then guide pipes of
flutter blower are to be re-adjusted.
4. After mounting the flutter blower system, run the machine for a while and then remove
several sinkers and check how the lints are getting on.
If there are a great deal of lints getting on, the mounting positions of fixed blowers are
not correct, so move the position back & forth just a little and see how it will work and
to be mounted to the optimum position and be fixed.
(However, in the case of exclusive nozzle for each type of model, this adjustment will
not be required.)
5. If there should any allowances in the compressor, by increasing the air pressure, you
can expect higher dusts removing efficiencies.
FLUTTER (V-SK)
FLUTTER BLOWER
2 0 9 - 14
Solenoid Valve
Fig.14
< Descriptions of control board >
LD1, 6 : This green LED will emit when 24V AC is powered.
LD2~LD5 : These red LEDs will emit one after another when the signal to solenoid valve
will change.
JMP1 : This switch is used to change 2 outlets or 4 outlets.
When 2 outlets
When 4 outlets
(Wiring diagram)
Input 24V AC
To
RUN Signal Solenoid
from Oilmist Valve
To Motor
for Double Knit
Machine Flutter
Blower
FLUTTER (V-SK)
ASSY. DUST CLEANER
2008.10.30
A3
13
15
14
15
16
A2
6
6
A1
8
7 3
12 9
11
1 12
10
5
FLUTTER (V-SK)
ASSY. DUST CLEANER
2008.10.30
A2 GS-169B Joint
7 K-13233* Shaft
8 DC-745 Pipe
9 GS-89 Joint
10 DC-746* Adjust Pipe
11 VP-18 Vinyl Pipe
12 SM-4X4 Screw
13 GS-168C Joint
14 LRE-12 Locking Ring
15 VP-16 Urethane Pipe
16 DC-761AA0200 Pipe for clockwise machine
DC-761BA0200 Pipe for counterclockwise machine
10
9 1
5,6 4 7,8
11
FLUTTER (V-SK)
ASSY. AIR NOZZLE
2008.10.30
Solenoid valve
for flushing
Manual valve
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AUTO-OILER
AUTO OILER
2 1 0 -2
The figure of 2nd PRESET, until the stained portion by this flushing comes to the
suitable cutting place, the continuous knitting numbers of revolution is to be set.
Besides this, after certain numbers of fabric roll, to clean by using air gun by the
operator when 1st PRESET is completed STOP PASS NUMBERS OF TIME (SP
SETTING to stop the knitting can be set up, and further not for each roll, but after
certain rolls of fabric, FLUSHING PASS NUMBERS OF TIME (FP SETTING) for
automatically flushing can be set up.
When to stop the knitting machine with counter figure of 1st and 2nd PRESET, one
revolution before the counter figure, the knitting machine will speed down and stop at
the position where the knitted fabric can be taken out easily.
NOTE
The SPEED DOWN will only be used for only certain motor panels.
For other motor panels, at the time of flushing and when stopping by the counter stop, in
both cases the speed down cannot be done.
a) By keep pressing 7 and if SET DATA key is input, to the "MACHINE STOP
COUNTER" portion, 'F' will be indicated, and on the "DATA ENTRY" portion, the
previous counter figure will be indicated.
d) After certain rolls of fabric, and when 1st PRESET is completed, to clean the sinkers,
yarn carriers and around the yarn feeding device with air gun, setting figure of STOP
PASS TIME to stop the knitting machine is input. (Max. 999999)
When 'SP' is indicated, and if "0" is input, even if 1st PRESET is completed, the
knitting will not stop and will shift to 2nd PRESET, and until the end of 2nd PRESET
it will be knitting.
If "1" is input, when each 1st and 2nd PRESET is completed, the knitting machine
will stop (COUNT STOP).
If inputting "2", after 2 rolls of fabric and when the 1st PRESET is completed, the
knitting machine will stop (COUNT STOP).
e) If ENT key is input, at the "MACHINE STOP COUNTER" portion, it will indicate
'FP' and at the "DATA ENTRY" portion, the previous FLUSHING PASS NUMBERS
OF TIME setting figure will be indicated.
f) After certain numbers of roll, the flushing is to be done automatically to input the
setting figure of FLUSHING PASS NUMBER OF TIME. (Max. 999999)
When 'FP' is indicated, and if "1" is input, the 1st PRESET will be completed, and if
entering into the functioning of 2nd PRESET, it will always be flushing only the set
numbers of revolution (F figure).
If "2" is input, for each 2 roll of fabric, after 1st PRESET ended and if entering into
the function of 2nd PRESET, it will always be flushing only the setting numbers of
revolution (F figure).
"0" cannot be input.
If "0" is input, if pressing ENT key, it will automatically input "1".
NOTE
With the counter figures of 1st and 2nd PRESET, when the knitting machine had
stopped, then release with DEL + SET DATA key.
When miss pressing the figure key, please press DEL key.
AUTO-OILER
AUTO OILER
2 1 0 -4
【OPERATION EXAMPLE】
7 + SET DATA F
1 F 1
ENT SP
3 SP 3
ENT FP
2 FP 2
ENT
VX-*Y,SEC-*Y
AUTO-STRIPER ELEVATING UNIT
3 0 1 -1
3. Auto-Striper
The device is equipped with STRIPER ELEVATING UNIT, so by raising the entire
striper, and easily overhaul and exchange cylinder.
The drawing shown hereunder shows the entire unit drawing and where the unit had been
raised up.
Do not put a wiping brush or your fingers close to the knitting head while the machine is
running. Please be careful. If caught by the machine, this can result in serious injury.
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VX-*Y,SEC-*Y
AUTO-STRIPER ELEVATING UNIT
3 0 1 -2
Using the T type wrench 10mm (accessory tool), the worm is turned rightwards and the
unit will be lifted up. (The oblique line portion of the drawing).
When to lower the unit, the location where it had been lowered the utmost will be the
regular height of the unit and had been adjusted according at the factory.
・During lift up the Auto-striper elevating unit, if you turn the knitting machine, the
striper actuator unit will not turn.
In this case, readjust position of the actuator unit. (See page 302-17)
・When you lift up the Auto-striper elevating unit, remove Cadratex and latch opener.
Normally, this height adjustment is not necessary , but in case of conversion etc., adjust in
the following manners.
Auto-Striper
Gear ring
Dial Indicator
Screw A
Nut B
2. Turn the knitting machine by handle, and measure dial indicator and confirm the
tolerance is within ± 0.05mm. If the tolerance is not within the accuracy, readjut the
leveling.
3. Loosen up nut B (3 pcs.). Adjust screw A little by little , and turn the machine by
handle, and measure dial indicator and confirm the tolerance is within ± 0.05mm.
4. After the adjustment, tighten up nut B. And measure again, if not within the accuracy,
then by considering the above 4 in mind, please readjust.
AUTO-STRIPER
AUTO-STRIPER UNIT
3 0 2 -1
This is the unit that stripes yarns with operation of the yarn catcher & cutter actuated by
selector plates, each ward cam and the cutter cam.
Do not put a wiping brush or your fingers close to the knitting head while the machine is
running. Please be careful. If caught by the machine, this can result in serious injury.
Here, the explanation will be made taking up, as an example, a set of auto stripers
installed on the electronics jacquard models (V-SEC*Y type).
All charts, diagrams, and illustrations used here are of model "V-SEC*Y.
Please note that the model V-SEC*Y and VX-*YRE revolve in reverse direction
against revolving direction of the model VX-*Y.
In this explanation, therefore, shapes and arrangements of each striper unit part are shown
in symmetry form between these two different groups. Please refer to the end of the
manual instructions when finding out shapes and arrangements of each parts and parts
numbers as well.
3.2.1 Features
The unit has four independent fingers, A, B, C and D which also has an independent yarn
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catcher & cutter. The unit, therefore, can operate without trouble when yarns of quite
different types and counts are knit in the same one feed.
従来型、C&R型説明併記、統合
2003.4.18
AUTO-STRIPER
AUTO-STRIPER UNIT
3 0 2 -2
Auto-striper units installed on our machines can be classified widely into two different
types; one is common type and another is "catch-and-release" type (C&R type). The
common type is used only for four-color-striping exclusively. While, "C&R" type is used
for three-color, four-color, and also for six-color striping as well.
Types of auto-striper units can be identified with observation for actuator units installed
on machines (See below illustration).
The actuator units for the common type striper units have been aligned on a single
horizontal arrangement, whereas, the actuator units for "C&R" type striper units have
been installed in right-and-left staggered arrangement, both as illustrated.
Butt for
set
selector
plate
A
B
C
D
1 3
A
B
2
C
D
Butt for 5
re-set
selector
plate
4
2
10
3
6 5
4
9
AUTO-STRIPER
AUTO-STRIPER UNIT
3 0 2 -5
The sequence of operation is shown here. [3.3 Auto-Striper Actuator] should be referred
to.
Crank Notch
Yarn
Cover
Rocking bar
Slider
Finger
Cutter
Yarn catcher Fixed Blade
b) When the controller issues a signal to feed yarn, the setting selector plate pushes in the
butt at the upper portion of the rocking bar. The lower portion of the rocking bar sticks
out. The rocking bar is operated by the upward cam of the actuator and the slider rises.
The crank that is connected to the slider lowers a finger for accepting a yarn.
The position of the notch moves from A to B.
Yarn
Notch
Yarn carrier
Upward cam
Yarn to be catch
by needle
AUTO-STRIPER
AUTO-STRIPER UNIT
3 0 2 -6
c) When the controller emit signal to stop feeding, a finger is moved to the idle position by
the downward cam and at the same time the yarn catcher & cutter unit is moved by the
claw of the crank to catch the forward cam. The notch position moves from B to A.
Downword cam
Yarn
Notch
Claw
Finger
Cutter
Yarn catcher
Yarn leaving needles
d) The yarn catcher & cutter unit that was pushed forward by the claw as explained in c)
above is pushed further forward by the forward cam of the cutter cam unit so that a yarn
gets inside the catcher.
Yarn
Cutter
Yarn catcher
Catching
Forward cam
e) The yarn catcher & cutter unit that has caught a yarn as explained in d) hereinbefore
continues to withdraw to the fixed cutter via the motion of the cutter cam.
The yarn that was caught is held between the yarn catcher and the fixed cutter.
The yarn is cut by the cutter and the fixed cutter just after the yarn is held.
Cutting
To fabric
Holding
Cutter
Crank
Lever
Claw
Slider
Selector plate
Rocking bar
2. The cancel cam of the actuator pushes in all butts at the upper portion of the select bars,
so that the lower portion of the rocking bar sticks out. Then the controller emit signals
for idel fingers, the selector plates of the actuator push in the butt at the select bars of the
lower portion. The rocking bar of the feeding motion is operated by the upward cam of
the actuator and raised with the slider. The crank that is connected to the slider lowers
the finger outward. The position of the finger moves from the idle motion to the feeding
motion.
Yarn
3 . The downward cam pushes the lever, so that the lever lowers the slider. The crank that is
connected to the slider raises the finger inward to feeding position. The claw moves the
yarn catcher and cutter outward, so that yarn is released.
Lever
Downward cam
Claw
AUTO-STRIPER
AUTO-STRIPER UNIT
3 0 2 -10
5. The yarn catcher & cutter unit that was pushed forward by the claw as explained in the
foregoing paragraph, above is pushed further forward by the forward cam of the cutter
cam unit so that a yarn gets inside the catcher.
Cutter cam
Forward cam
Catching
6. The yarn catcher & cutter unit that has caught a yarn as explained in the foregoing
paragraph, above continues to withdraw to tha fixed cutter via the motion of the cutter
cam. The yarn that was caught is held between the yarn catcher and the fixed cutter. The
yarn is cut by the cutter and the fixed cutter just after the yarn is held
Cutting
To fabric
Holding
Cutter
Selector plate
Upword cam
Adjust block
Screw B
Screw A
Striper ring
Diatance piece
Auto striper
Yarn carrier
Setting range
a a’
The stripers are set on the striper ring mounted on the dial cap hub.
For mounting, the distance piece of the unit is fitted into the groove of the striper ring, and
by pressing the screw "A" tip firmly against the ring surface, tighten up the screw "B".
Clearance between the auto striper unit and the selector plate of the actuator is normally
adjusted with the striper actuator unit.
Adjust varied positioning in accuracy on each auto striper unit、if nay, with the
positioning set screw "A" illustrated in the previous pages.
The screw (A) has been adjusted properly before shipment. Do not loosen it except
special case.
Always replace the parts in the striper box without loosening "F" and "F’" fixing
screws. If once loosened, readjust squareness between the top plane and the left side
plane of the striper box.
Please refer to Page 307 [3.7 Slider guide set jig].
The locking ring for each pin should be replaced with new one.
F F’
G
E
D
E’ C
B
A A’
Yarn catcher and cutter with their guides can be taken off by removing screws " A ", " A’"
and B & C pins.
In the guide groove, you will find the yarn catcher and cutter holding each other.
Special adjustment is not required for resetting the yarn catcher and cutter. However, yarn
catcher and cutter has a bend in order to hold and cut the yarns, so after fitted into the
guide, slide them and compare the heaviness, and in case there should be any with
extreme differences, then replace it with another one.
As using the cutter of auto-striper a great deal, the cutter will become dull and cutting
efficiency will become bad and un-useble. In this case, sharpen up the cutter again by
using the cutter grinder (option) so that it can be used again.
Yarn cutter
Yarn catcher
Fixed cutter can be taken off by removing the pins "C" & "D" shown in the drawing.
Please refer to page 302-13
Special adjustment is not required for resetting.
Fixed cutter are interchangeable with previous auto-striper.
c) Replacement of slider
( Common type )
( "C&R" type )
Rocking bar
up.
After the slider is replaced, as in
Slider
the same manner as of yarn
catcher and cutter, please have it
slide in the guide and compare
2003.4.23
If the fixing screws " F " and " F’" screws had been loosened up shown in page.302-13[
3.2.7 Replacement of the parts in the striper box], readjust the right angle of the unit.
Please refer to Page 307 [3.7 Slider guide set jig].
The life of the cutter will vary depending upon what type of yarns are knitted on the
machine, and in case knitting with polyester type filament yarns more often, the life of the
cutter will be shorter.
Therefore, in such a case, please refer to Page 302-14[a) yarn catcher and cutter], and
exchange the cutters.
Pulley "A"
Set bolt
Pulley "B"
Moter side
Cross member
After the above adjustment, if the knitted fabric of this yarn changing portion is not
matching with the folding portion of the take-up, please adjust as follows:-
The driving mounting holes located at the gear ring back side in three places having spacing
of 20 mm between each other, and by mounting the driving bar to the suitable hole and to
adjust the take-up left & right position coping with the cylinder.
Driving bar
After threading up the yarn into the finger, and in case it is difficult to have the needle
catch the yarn, as shown in hereunder have the yarn be held have the yarn be feed by the
needle and caught by the needle in the machine.
Do not put a wiping brush or your fingers close to the knitting head while the machine is
running. Please be careful. If caught by the machine, this can result in serious injury.
When the knitted down fabric had dropped over 10 cm, please be careful not to have the
fabric be caught by the spreader device before it reaches the take-up rollers.
In case you have had total fall out of knitted fabric, after checking if there are not such
thing as curled up fabrics not broken needles, and bring down the knitting fabric upto the
take-up rollers with care.
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AUTO-STRIPER
AUTO-STRIPER UNIT
3 0 2 -19
Lint will accumulate inside auto-striper units after certain hour running. It is necessary to
clean the inside of auto-striper units periodically. Accumulated lint inside an auto-striper
unit can cause miss-selection, damage of the unit and/or damage of the actuator of the
auto-stripers.
When screws F and F’are loosened, the perpendicular angle of the auto-striper unit may
become off. Refer to page 309-1.
F F’
G
E
D
E’ C
B
A A’
Apply a pair of tweezers or an air gun to the place where the slider unit was removed, to
clean the unit of lint. After cleaning, the slider unit has to be put back.
After assembling, try to move the butt of the rocking bar to see if fingers will move in
linkage with the vertical motion of the rocking bar, try to push in the top butt of the select
bar to see if the bottom butt of the rocking bar will stick out, try to push in the bottom butt
of the select bar to see if the top butt of the rocking bar will stick out.
Cleaning is required at least once in two months although this depends on yarn type
and/or quality.
STRIPER ACTUATOR
STRIPER ACTUATOR UNIT
3 0 3 -1
The striper actuator unit, if dividing it up, can be divided generally as follows :
1. Finger selecting mechanism of striper unit.
2. Functioning portion of cutter and catcher in the striper unit
5 2
1
1
3
3
1
1
4 2
8 7 6
1. Finger 2. Cancel cam 3. Guide cam half-way cam
4. Upwards cam 5. Downward cam 6. Arrange cam
7. Forward cam 8. Cutter cam
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Do not put a wiping brush or your fingers close to the knitting head while the machine is
running. Please be careful. If caught by the machine, this can result in serious injury.
STRIPER ACTUATOR
STRIPER ACTUATOR UNIT
3 0 3 -2
If the signal should come from the controller, electro-magnet of actuator will function and
finger is operated.
Each finger will swing vertically, and if the signal should come the set finger will swing
upwards ad the resetfinger will swing downwards if the signal should come.
2. Cancel cam
To have the half-way swung sliders (Located at the back side of striper unit) is to be fixed to
the proper place accurately is this cam.
It is the cam to have the half-way slider butts (Located at back side of striper unit) to be set
to set condition and or reset condition.
4. Upwards cam
Finger functioned with set finger to be in yarn feeding condition is this cam.
5. Downward cam
It is the cam to have the finger functioned with reset finger to be in idle condition.
At the same time, to have the cutter and catcher of striper unit to be in operating condition.
6. Arrange cam
It is the cam to have half-way condition cutter & catcher of striper unit to be in proper
condition.
7. Forward cam
If the finger is reset, at the same time the cutter and catcher will be forwarded, but to have it
forwarded more and positively catch the yarn and be in the cutter and catcher,
this is the cam to do this.
8. Cutter cam
The cutter and catcher that had been forwarded frontwards than the forward cam to be pulled
in, and hold the yarn can to be cut is what this cam will do.
STRIPER ACTUATOR
STRIPER ACTUATOR UNIT
3 0 3 -3
3’
10 2
1
8
7 9 6
1. Finger
( 3 pieces : for 3 color striper, 4 pieces : for 4 color striper, 6 pieces : for 6 color striper )
If the signal should come from the controller, electro-magnet of actuator will function
and finger is operated.
Each finger will swing vertically.
2. Cancel Cam
This cam fills the role of plunging the upper butt of the select bar (located on the back of
the striper unit) into the grooves correctly.
3’
. Selector Cam "A" (Release Cam)
This cam has a role to release yarn from the yarn catcher after yarn supplying has been
made.
5. Guard Cam
This cam is provided to prevent the fingers from over-run after yarn released. This cam
will act to hold the finger on the proper position.
6. Arrange Cam
This cam has a role to shift the cutter and the catcher of the striper unit onto proper
position when they are on a halfway condition.
7. Forward Cam
As soon as the finger is re-set, the cutter and the catcher get out forward. The role of this
cam is to push the the cutter and catcher forward further to get yarn completely into both
of them (See Page No.302-3).
8. Cutter Cam
This cam acts to draw the cutter and the catcher, which have been pushed forward by the
forward cam, into the old position, and to hold and cut yarns.
9. Guard Cam
This cam works to place back the cutter and the catcher which have been pushed forward
for yarn-releasing when yarn fed.
Set Screw A
Butt of locking bar to
be in middle of groove
Height adjustment
screw "a"
Normally when actuator unit is removed, and when setting it again, by having it put
against the depth position determine screw, it can be set back to its original location, but
basically, the spacing between the selector plate and striper unit to be set to A. (Please
refer to above drawing)
A=1.2~1.3mm E=0.7~0.8mm
With the screw (a) of Figure, height adjustment can be done. As a checking point, the
finger under yarn feeding condition, the slider butt position as shown in the drawing, to be
set so that it will came in the center of the groove of half-way cam top side.
96.4.15 A=1.2-1.3
If slackening the actuator unit fix screw, it will be rather tilting frontwards in all, so please
be careful.
STRIPER ACTUATOR
STRIPER ACTUATOR UNIT
3 0 3 -6
Adjustment is done with depth adjusting screw, by as checking place, under the condition
where the cutter and catcher of striper unit is fully forwarded, it is to be set so that it will
pass the middle of the spacing of cutter guide and butt.
Striper Unit
To be in
the middle
Between the cutter cam and butt of cutter & catcher, insert thickness gauge (00-1048
thickness of 0.42mm), and to have the cutter cam be pressed down and set.
STRIPER ACTUATOR
STRIPER ACTUATOR UNIT
3 0 3 -7
A=1.3~1.4mm
B=1.0~1.1mm
Fixed screw C=1.0~1.1mm
B D=1.3~1.4mm
E=0.7~0.8mm
Height adjustment C
screw (a)
Re-storing of the actuator unit after removal of it is possible with a screw provided for
setting of depth position of it by pressing the front face of the actuator unit to the front
face of that screw. However, it is required basically to confirm if each spacing, between
the selector cam and the back face of the striper unit (A, D), the upper butt of the rocking
bar and the cancel cam (B), the selector peg and the back face of the striper unit (C), is in
all the correct distance respectively as given below. (Please refer to above drawing)
Space measuring on the B, and C position has to be done removing of the select-bar of the
striper unit.
A=1.3-1.4mm,B=1.0-1.1mm,C=1.0-1.1mm,D=1.3-1.4mm,E=0.7-0.8mm
First, loosen the fixing screw, and adjust the height of it with the height adjustment screw
(a). And tighten back the fixing screw, watching the adjusted position.
Set the butt of the select bar pressing toward under the condition of selector peg being
lowered.
If slackening the actuator unit fix screw, it will be rather tilting frontwards in all, so please
be careful.
STRIPER ACTUATOR
STRIPER ACTUATOR UNIT
3 0 3 -8
Middle 1mm
Adjust cutter cam by inserting thickness gauge (Part No.00-1048, thickness = 0.42mm)
between the cutter cam and the butt of the cutter/catcher and pressing the cutter cam
forward.
Normally, adjustment for the selector cam (upward cam, release cam, and downward cam)
is not required. But, when replaced, take the procedure given in Page 303-19.
STRIPER ACTUATOR
STRIPER ACTUATOR UNIT
3 0 3 -9
Stop operating the actuator with the gate, then blow the fingers with air from the outside.
Remove lint and other dirt hardly removable with air by using tweezers.
Perform cleaning with care not to deform any finger.
The fingers take the ON or OFF position in accordance with the solenoid operated by the
signal from the striper.
Lint or dirt on the solenoid hinders the solenoid from proper functioning, causing wrong
pattern making.
Do not put a wiping brush or your fingers close to the knitting head while the machine is
running. Please be careful. If caught by the machine, this can result in serious injury.
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STRIPER ACTUATOR
STRIPER ACTUATOR UNIT
3 0 3 -10
As the striper actuator is installed above the knitting fabric, no automatic lubricator can be
used. So, periodically apply oil to the parts illustrated below with oil spray or brush:
The set cam and reset cam require particular care since they are loaded with a large force
and failure in lubrication may cause cam abrasion and butt damage.
5 2
1
1
3
3
1
1
4 2
8 7 6
STRIPER ACTUATOR
STRIPER ACTUATOR UNIT
3 0 3 -11
As the striper actuator is installed above the knitting fabric, no automatic lubricator can be
used. So, periodically apply oil to the parts illustrated below with oil spray or brush:
The Selector Cam and Cancel Cam require particular care since they are loaded with a
large force and failure in lubrication may cause cam abrasion and butt damage.
3’
8
7 9
6
STRIPER ACTUATOR
STRIPER ACTUATOR UNIT
3 0 3 -12
1. Remove the nozzle unit at the bottom of the actuator of the auto-stripers.
Remove the cable at the back of the actuator, too.
Guide
Screw to adjust block
radially
Screw a
Cable
4. Loosen screw b (2 pieces) and remove the suction base with the circular plate from the base.
5. Loosen screw c (4 pieces) that holds the ceramic actuator from the top and the bottom.
7. Loosen slightly screw d holding the base and the selector base B and slide the ceramic
actuator to the arrow direction in below figures. Do no loosen screw e at this time. If
screw e is loosened by mistake, refer to page 303-15 " e) accuracy of setting " to set it
back.
Screw c
suction base
bracket
Screw b
circular plate
selector base B
base A
Screw d
ceramic actuator
base c
7.0 ± 0.06 mm
halfway cam
selector base A
base B
Screw c Screw e
Screw f
halfway cam
Screw g
STRIPER ACTUATOR
STRIPER ACTUATOR UNIT
3 0 3 -14
8. Set a new actuator in the opposite order explained in 7. above. A actuator can be set in
either vertical direction and the horizontal direction (right or left) has to be reversed for
some machine models. Attention has to be paid to this. The back plate of the ceramic
actuator has upward arrow marking but disregard this. Look at the shape of the fingers
of the actuator and set the actuator in such a way as the fingers will have the same
direction with that of cams as shown in the figure in page 303-13. Tighten screws c and
d to such an extent as for the actuator will slide radially.
9. Apply the jig to set the actuator so that the distance from the surface of base c to the
finger tip will be 7.0 plus or minus 0.06mm. Adjust the depth of the actuator and
confirm accuracy of cam setting after screws c and d.
10. If and when screw e was loosened or the cam in front of the actuator was changed,
refer to " e) accuracy of cam setting " in page 303-15 to confirm accuracy of setting.
11. Set the cam set piece and halfway cam. There is a slight play at the setting surface but
set the cam in level.
13. Set the actuator unit to the knitting machine in the reverse procedures as explained in
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2. above.
14. For adjustment of each components of the actuator unit, refer to " striper actuator " in
page 303 and " nozzle unit " in page 304 of the chapter 3 of the manual.
STRIPER ACTUATOR
STRIPER ACTUATOR UNIT
3 0 3 -15
X=73.25±0.05 mm
2. Adjust with screws "i" and "j" the
( 70.25±0.05 mm )
distance Y from the indexing surface
Screw "k" to the top of selector cam to be 40.1±
0.05mm ( 37.1±0.05mm : KUT-
233EBi for VX-*YRE ) .
Screw "m"
3.3.4.1b How to change the ceramic actuator of auto-stripers ( "C & R" type )
1. Remove the trapper unit at the bottom of the actuator of the auto-stripers.
Remove the cable at the back of the actuator, too.
Guide
block
Screw to adjust
radially
Screw a
Cable
2. Remove the screw a (2 pieces) holding the actuator and also remove one guide block to
take out the actuator unit from the knitting machine.
4. Loosen screw b (2 pieces) and remove the base B with the circular plate from the base A.
Slide the ceramic actuator A to the arrow direction in figure. Do no loosen screw d at
this time. If screw d is loosened by mistake, refer to " c) Reassembling the ceramic
actuator " in page 303-18 to set it back .
Screw b
Base B
Screw c Base A
Bracket
Screw d
59.5±0.05mm
Ceramic actuator A
Base C
131.95
±0.05mm 59.5±0.05mm
Screw e
Ceramic actuator B
87.35
±0.05mm
STRIPER ACTUATOR
STRIPER ACTUATOR UNIT
3 0 3 -18
7. Apply the jig to set the actuator so that the distance from the surface of base A to the
peg tip will be 59.5 plus or minus 0.05mm. Adjust the depth of the actuator and
confirm accuracy of cam setting after screws c.
8. If and when screw d was loosened or the cam in front of the actuator was changed, refer
to " e) Accuracy of cam setting " in page 303-19 to confirm accuracy of setting.
10. Set the actuator unit to the knitting machine in the reverse procedures as explained in
2 above.
11. For adjustment of each components of the actuator unit, refer to " Striper actuator " in
page 303 and " Trapper unit " in page 304 of the chapter 3 of the manual.
STRIPER ACTUATOR
STRIPER ACTUATOR UNIT
3 0 3 -19
When and if selector plates in ceramic actuator have damaged, replacement of damaged
selector plates is made in the following procedures.
If the cause of mis-selection on coming -in/out of striper fingers is in the ceramic actuator,
it is required to take replacement and adjustment procedures from item No.6.
<Necessary Parts>
1. Finger
For Single Knit Machine Parts No.
Please refer to the parts list of this manual.
(a)Cover
RESET-A
RESET-B
RESET-C Do not remove the screw painted in white color
RESET-D
STRIPER ACTUATOR
STRIPER ACTUATOR UNIT
3 0 3 -21
7. Based on the following test data, execute simulation. Place finger at top position. Push
up further finger by fingers and confirm there is no more gap in distance between
finger and face plate.
8. In the same manner, place finger at the most bottom position, and confirm if there is no
more gap in distance between the two.
・In the process of above 9, if there are some selector plates which have less amplitude in
comparison with others, there may be some gap still remains in distance between
selector plate and face plate in the above process 6 and / or 7.
For these selector plates , loosen corresponding screw E placed on back side of
actuator, and move them up and down, and fix them up at the position where there is no
more gap in distance at both top and bottom positions.
When gap in distance still remains even after the adjustment of screws mentioned
above, and when sufficient stroke amount of finger is still unobtainable, ceramic plate
(Bimorph actuator) must be replaced.
Replacement of ceramic actuator (Bimorph) requires adjustment with special jigs.
Send them back to our factory for this procedure.
STRIPER ACTUATOR
STRIPER ACTUATOR UNIT
3 0 3 -22
Consult page No. 310-1 [3.10 Replacement procedure for actuator unit fingers] to 311-1
[3.13 Ceramic plate replacement procedure and finger position adjustment method] when
replacing fingers for "C&R" type striper units.
Move striper actuator to the position of gate, when machine is kept in stop condition for
several hours.
・To supply the yarns fed with the stripers to the needles firmly with the trappers.
・To insert firmly yarns that are going to get idle into the yarn guide plates with functions
of the yarn cutters and the yarn catchers, and to hold the cut-tails of the yarn not to be
re-knitted into the fabric again.
・To inhale with suction lint and fluff generated during yarn changing practice.
・To inhale lint and fluff blown off by the air nozzles, and keep the periphery of the yarn
carriers clean from lint and fluff heaped around.
Nozzle plate
Cutter
Here, the explanation will be made taking up, as an example, a set of nozzle unit installed
on the electronics jacquard models (V-SEC*Y type).
All charts, diagrams, and illustrations used here are of model "V-SEC*Y.
Please note that the model V-SEC*Y and VX-*YRE revolve in reverse direction
against revolving direction of the model VX-*Y.
In this explanation, therefore, shapes and arrangements of each nozzle unit part are shown
in symmetry form between these two different groups. Please refer to the end of the
manual instructions when finding out shapes and arrangements of each parts and parts
numbers as well.
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Do not put a wiping brush or your fingers close to the knitting head while the machine is
running. Please be careful. If caught by the machine, this can result in serious injury.
NOZZLE UNIT
NOZZLE UNIT
3 0 4 -2
Actuator unit
Nozzle unit
CUTTER HOLDER
PLATE
Sliding easier in
arrow direction
CUTTER
Sliding becomes
harder to arrow
direction
Swung to leftwards
Swung to rightwards
Set the right-and-left swing angles of the trapper so as to get yarns already fed to the
needles and already reached down their stitch points at that moment the yarn to be cut
with the cutter installed on the trappers. Examine and confirm if this condition has been
successfully secured when "A" and "D" finders are in functioning mode.
Set the right-and-left adjustment position of the yarn guide plates so as to get the yarns
already placed inside the yarn guide plates at that moment the yarns, that are going to get
idle, to be cut with the cutters installed on the stripers. Examine and confirm if this
condition has been successfully secured when "A" and "D" fingers are in functioning
mode.
After adjusting the trapper unit, rotate the machine slowly about 1 revolution, and make
sure that the trapper unit do not touch the sinker, etc.
It will be caused some damages by miss-adjustment.
NOZZLE UNIT
NOZZLE UNIT
3 0 4 -4
Trapper
The finger will take yarn feeding
condition, and the yarn that is fed
will be going over the lined up yarn
carrier.
・To supply yarns fed by the stripers to the needles firmly with the trappers.
・To clean with the air nozzles the periphery of the yarn carriers.
Blower Nozzle
Blower Nozzle
Trapper
TRAPPER UNIT
TRAPPER UNIT
3 0 4 -6
Back of needle
b
Trapper
Screw c d
a
Actuator unit
The trapper unit for this model has been so designed that all the four fingers, A, B, C, and
D will release the yarns always at the same releasing point. Adjust, therefore, the setting
position of the trapper unit shifting it toward right or left direction so that the needle that
comes into maximum stitching point always catches the yarn at the moment of the yarn-
releasing.
After adjusting the trapper unit, rotate the machine slowly about 1 revolution, and make
sure that the trapper unit do not touch the sinker, etc.
It will be caused some damages by miss-adjustment.
TRAPPER UNIT
TRAPPER UNIT
3 0 4 -8
[ ex.:V-SEC24CY ]
Trapper
The trapper hooks the yarn and as
guided to the yarn feeding position, the
yarn will fall in to the needles removed
portion.
Trapper
The contact ring is an intermediate device to have the striper information of controller be
transmitted to striper actuator.
The mechanism of contact ring is rotating and carbon brush of fixed terminal and is
making rotary contacting induction.
This contact ring will require periodical maintenance inspection.
9 12 7
4 3 8
5
17
5
15
6
16
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10
To Auto-Striper
12
1
13 18
11
19
14
2
To Striper Actuator
Judge mark 18
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17
Contact ring
Carbon brush
1. Set screw (SMS-28) 2. Socket 3. Fixing screw (CM-4x12)
4. Contact ring cover 5. Fixing screw (CMF-5x20) 6. Fixing screw (CXM-5x30)
7. Contact brush holder 8. Contact brush holder 9. Fixing screw (CM-5x50)
10. Fixing screw (CM-5x40) 11. Lower cover 12. Cover
13. Socket 14. Fixing screw (CM-5x30) 15. Contact ring
16. Interval ring 17. Fixing screw (CXM-4x10M) 18. Carbon brush
19. Ring head
SK Contact Ring
CONTACT RING UNIT
3 0 5 -2
The contact ring unit is a relay station provided for transmitting striper information from
the controller to the striper actuator unit. A mercury contact system employed in the
present station permits the machines to run in noise-free and maintenance-free conditions
apart from the conventional contact ring system.
3 7
6 8
SK Contact Ring
CONTACT RING UNIT
3 0 5 -3
The above operation should be carried out by having the power supply of striper amp.
located in the controller to be cut off.
Yellow
Orange
Red
Brown
White
Black
Blue
Green
White
Brown
Red
Orange
Yellow
White Mark
3.5.2b Inspection & maintenance of contact ring (Catch and release type)
A mercury contact system employed in the present station permits the machines to run in
noise-free and maintenance-free conditions apart from the conventional contact ring
system.
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SK Contact Ring
CONTACT RING UNIT
3 0 5 -5
6. After completing the exchanging, please keep the control unit power supply as "OFF"
and rotate the machine about 1,000 revolution for running down the machine for fitting.
By this run down of the machine, the contact ring and carbon brush will have perfect
fitting.
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SK Contact Ring
CONTACT RING UNIT
3 0 5 -6
1. The power switch of control unit is to be switched off. (See page 1000-2)
2. Disconnect the socket 13 from its connection, loosen the set screws 1 of the ring head
19, and lift-up the contact ring unit until the socket 2 appears. Then, disconnect the
socket 2 from its connection as well.
Be careful not to brake the wire connected to the socket 2, when lifting-up the contact
ring unit.
9 7
4 3 8
5
17
5
15
6
16
10
12
1
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13 18
11
14
4. Remove the contact ring cover 4 after removal of the cover fixing screws 3.
5. Remove the fixing screws 5 and 6, and continuously remove the contact brush holders
7 and 8.
6. Remove the fixing screws 9 and 10. Lift-up and remove the cover 12 by inserting the
tip of the flat-blade screwdriver to the narrow opening between the lower cover 11 and
the cover 12.
7. Pull the pin of the socket 2 out, using the specialized tool.
Cut the wire at the nearest possible position to the pin, and draw the pin out upwardly
together with the wire. Be careful not to brake the entire wire in this process.
SK Contact Ring
CONTACT RING UNIT
3 0 5 -7
8. Replace the contact ring 15 and/or the interval ring 16 with new ones.
The interval ring can be drawn out upwardly as it is. Contrary the contact ring has been
soldered for the connection with the cable. So, melt the soldering between the two for
disconnection before removing of the contact ring.
Cable
Welded on
Contact ring
Interval ring
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SK Contact Ring
CONTACT RING UNIT
3 0 5 -8
Socket "A"
Shaft
10. Store the connected sockets "A" & "B" and the cable into the dial shaft of the machine
side.
Do not let the sockets and/or cables be nipped between the dial shaft and the contact ring,
or it will lead to wire breakage and result in malfunction of the stripers.
11. Install the contact ring unit by inserting the shaft into the hole of the contact unit ring
plate.
2001.8.6 警告マーク
SK Contact Ring
CONTACT RING UNIT
3 0 5 -9
Set Screw
2003.3.28 警告文変更,NOTE->CAUTION 12.3 4.,5.,6.->12.,13.,14.
Dial Shaft
Set Screw
Guide bar
Plug-in terminal
Slip ring holder E
Connector C
Guide plate
To the striper controller
Slip ring
Screw A
Plug-in terminal Slip ring holder D
Shaft
Replace the slip ring in the following procedure when it gets damaged.
1. Turn off the main switch of the control unit (See page 1000-2)
3. Pull out the screw A which is fixing the slip ring holder D.
4. Upraise a bit the slip ring holder D, and disconnect the connector B housed in the shaft.
5. Remove the slip ring together with the slip ring holder from the machine along the line
of the guide bar.
6. Keep on record in writing which positions the top and bottom plug-in terminals of the
2003.12.3 3.5.4b 追加
slip ring have been connected to, and after that disconnect the plug-in terminals (See
the above illustration).
SK Contact Ring
CONTACT RING UNIT
3 0 5 -11
Connector C
Screw E1
Slip ring
Shaft Screw D1
Connector B
7. Loosen the screw D1 on the slip ring holder D, and remove the slip ring holder D from
the slip ring.
8. Loosen the screw E1 on the slip ring holder E, and remove the slip ring holder E from
the slip ring.
9. Fit up the slip ring holder E onto new slip ring. Tighten up the screw E1 to fix up the
slip ring.
10. Fit up the slip ring holder D onto new slip ring. Tighten up the screw D1 to fix up the
slip ring.
SK Contact Ring
CONTACT RING UNIT
3 0 5 -12
11. Connect the top and bottom plug-in terminals of the slip ring in accordance with the
written record previously made in the above 6.
12. Put the guide bar through the hole of the guide plate installed on the slip ring holder E,
and install the slip ring onto the machine.
13. Connect the connector B, and set that connector into the shaft.
14. Fasten the slip ring holder D by tightening the screw A. Be careful. Do not tuck in the
cables in this process.
The Contact ring unit (Slip ring) contains a small amount (0.700ml) of Mercury.
This is a sealed unit, under normal conditions will not leak. If severely damaged leakage
could take place and skin contact should be avoided by wearing rubber gloves. Keep the
area well ventilated, avoid breathing vapours, and put the Mercury into a vapour tight
container, store in a cool dry ares and contact your local Health & Safety authority for its
safe disposal.
STRIPER SENSOR
STRIPER SENSOR 3 0 6 -1
A striper sensor plays a role for settling synchronous timing to transmit striper
information from the controller to striper-actuator-units.
There are three different types of striper sensors.
Striper sensor
Striper ring
Sensor holder
Dial Striper sensor
Striper unit
Sensor
block Striper ring
Striper unit
Match right-edge of the actuator unit finger's arm with right-edge of the striper unit on the
feeder No. 2, as illustrated, on a same straight plane for machines that turn toward
counter-clockwise (left-handed) direction.
The sensor LED will light up, when the reciprocal-positional relationship has been
correctly secured between the sensor block and the striper sensor. Execute practice the
[striper sensor] command referring to page No. 504 of [the operation method of the
control panel].
When the sensor LED does not light up, there must be positional diversion between the
sensor block and the striper sensor that has to be corrected. The position of the sensor
block has to be adjusted. The correct positional relationship between the two is the
position where the right-edge of the sensor block comes to right in front of the striper
sensor, as illustrated, with the sensor LED lighted at the same time. Loosen the fixing
screws of the sensor block and shift that block pressing it toward and along the dial when
shifting that sensor block. Take 0.5 mm clearance between the sensor block and the striper
sensor when fixing the sensor block.
Top View
Rotating direction
Sensor block
Striper sensor
STRIPER SENSOR
STRIPER SENSOR 3 0 6 -3
Striper sensor A (set sensor) shown in the illustration sets the timing (synchronism) for
transmitting the information about the striper to the striper actuator from the controller.
Striper sensor B (reset sensor) is installed for monitoring the sensor signals. Striper
sensor B operates subsequently to striper sensor A
Get the finger arm's left-edge of a striper actuator unit lined up with left-edge of a striper
unit on a same straight plane, as illustrated, at any of feeders selected at random for
machines that turn toward clockwise (right-handed) direction. After this, loosen the fixing
screw "a" on the sensor holder of the striper sensor and shift it once to the left-end, and
shift it back again gradually and quietly to the right.
In other words, during the rotation, the LED of sensor will be illuminating (ON). At the
place where the cut out of the dial shaft comes along, the sensor LED will go OFF. When
this LED will go OFF timing, the finger is to be set to the position of the drawing.
Left-edge of
the actuator unit
finger's arm
Sensor holder
White marker
Rotating direction
Get the finger arm's right-edge of a striper actuator unit lined up with right-edge of a striper
unit on a same straight plane, at any of feeders selected at random for machines that turn
toward counter-clockwise (left-handed) direction. After this, loosen the fixing screw "a" on
the sensor holder of the striper sensor and shift it once to the right-end, and shift it back
again gradually and quietly to the left.
In other words, during the rotation, the LED of sensor will be illuminating (ON). At the
place where the cut out of the dial shaft comes along, the sensor LED will go OFF. When
this LED will go OFF timing, the finger arm's right-edge of a striper actuator unit lined up
with right-edge of a striper unit.
STRIPER SENSOR
STRIPER SENSOR 3 0 6 -4
<Adjusting the gap between the striper sensors and the dial>
It is usually not necessary to adjust the gap between the striper sensors and the upper
surface of the dial because the adjustment has already been made in the factory before
shipment. When needed due to part replacement, etc., adjust the gap as illustrated below:
Nut Nut
Sensor
Upper surface Sensor
of the dial
Fix the sensors firmly by tightening up the upper and lower nuts.
In case the striper sensors do not function correctly, readjustment should be made by
giving priority to the gap between the sensor tips to the upper surface of the dial.
Sensor holder
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Avoid damage or dust/dirt on the sensor tips when adjusting the gap.
STRIPER SENSOR
STRIPER SENSOR 3 0 6 -5
Match the right-edge of the actuator unit selector peg's arm with the right-edge of the
striper unit at the feed No. 2 on a same straight plane for machines that turn toward
counter-clockwise (left-handed) direction.
Execute practice of command [striper sensor]through operation of the operation panel.See
page 504[Operation method of the operation panel]for the details.
2 3
Right-edge of
the actuator unit
finger's arm
Finger's arm
Rotating direction
STRIPER SENSOR
STRIPER SENSOR 3 0 6 -6
Set the "Start Needle" for electronic jacquard machines according to the procedure below.
GATE holder
STRIPER SENSOR
STRIPER SENSOR 3 0 6 -7
When changing patterns, shift the position of the left edge of the finger of the striper
actuator, by turning the machine, so that it will be flush with the right plane of the striper
unit for the last feeder as illustrated.
And load the new pattern, and select "RESET PARAMETER" through the command of
the operation panel, and execute "YES".
Finger
When changing patterns, shift the position of the left edge of the finger of the striper actuator
for setting, by turning the machine, so that it will be flush with the right plane of the striper
unit for the last feeder as illustrated.
And load the new pattern, and select "RESET PARAMETER" through the command of the
operation panel, and execute "YES".
Striper actuator unit
Finger
Striper unit of
the last feeder
STRIPER SENSOR
STRIPER SENSOR 3 0 6 -8
After the KNIT COMMAND is executed, please definitely push the RESET BUTTON at the
position of RESET RANGE. (See page 502-25)
Mark
STRIPER SENSOR
STRIPER SENSOR 3 0 6 -9
Before cutting-off main power supply to machines after finishing of job currently given,
positional adjustment is required on correlation between the ceramic actuator of the striper
actuator unit and the striper unit installed on the final feeder.
Cut off main power supply always after adjusting, manually or with inching mode, the
position of the finger of the ceramic actuator of the striper actuator unit ( for "C &R" type
: the finger of the ceramic actuator of the striper actuator unit for cancellation ) so as to
get the right side edge of the striper unit installed on the final feeder on the same plain, as
illustrated below.
Striper unit installed on the final feeder
Finger
The jig is used to adjusting the right angle of the striper unit.
After removing the slider guide from the striper unit, it should be used for assembling the
striper unit by using the jig.
3.7.1a How to use the Slider guide set jig ( In cace of counter-clockwise (left-handed) direction )
1. Mount the gauge (00-1125BA-04A) by keep on pressing to arrow direction on the jig shown
in figure. Set figure of the top and bottom dial indicator to "0".
CM-6x10
Screw
SM-4x6 Screw
00-1125BA-04A
Gauge 00-1051B Dial Gauge
00-1125BA-02A Support
CM-6x20 Screw
WM-6 Washer
00-1125BA-03B
Guide Plate 00-1125BA-01A Base
AUTO STRIPER
SLIDER GUIDE SET JIG
3 0 7 -2
2. In the same way as item 1, mount the striper unit by keep on pressing to arrow direction.
Adjust the reading of the top and bottom dial indicator within "±0.03mm" by tightening the
screw A. At this time, the top end of the dial indicator should touch white portion.
If top end of the dial indicator come into the groove of the slider, change the flat top end.
Screw A
AUTO STRIPER
SLIDER GUIDE SET JIG
3 0 7 -3
3.7.1b How to use the Slider guide set jig ( In cace of clockwise (right-handed) direction )
1. Mount the gauge (00-1125BA-04A) by keep on pressing to arrow direction on the jig shown
in figure. Set figure of the top and bottom dial indicator to "0".
00-1125BA-04A
Gauge
2. In the same way as item 1, mount the striper unit by keep on pressing to arrow direction.
Adjust the reading of the top and bottom dial indicator within "±0.03mm" by tightening the
screw A. At this time, the top end of the dial indicator should touch white portion.
If top end of the dial indicator come into the groove of the slider, change the flat top end.
Screw A
Striper actuator (SK)
ACTUATOR UNIT
3 1 0 -1
Core unit
Core Pin
Screw (SM-2.5x2.5) Screw (SM-2x2.5)
Block
Finger
Socket
Face plate
Piece
*The configuration of actuator units differs depending on the machine model in which
they are used.
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Striper actuator (SK)
ACTUATOR UNIT
3 1 0 -2
Finger
Face plate
Screw (SM-2x2.5)
Screw (SM-2.5x2.5)
10. Fix the axis pin with the fixing screw (SM-2x2.5).
Striper actuator (SK)
ACTUATOR UNIT
3 1 0 -5
13. Press the core toward the shim and tighten the
screw (SM-2.5x2.5) which has been loosened in
Step 7 above so that a 0.1mm gap is secured.
It is also necessary to adjust the finger position so
that it is in the center of the opening of the face
Screw plate.
Face plate
Finger
Striper actuator (SK)
ACTUATOR UNIT
3 1 0 -6
Piece
Block
Chamfered
core edges Core
Finger unit
Screw (SM-2.5x2.5)
Screw (CXM-2.5x8)
Striper actuator (SK)
ACTUATOR UNIT
3 1 0 -9
Piece
13 11 10
8
7
4
5 6
12
1
Up to 4 cam race-ways can be arranged and 3 position knitting is possible by change cams.
As shown in figure curved cams are incorporated with the machine in order to obtain
smooth movements of the needles. Therefore, high speed operation of the machine can be
obtained. Knit / Tuck cams are mounted on the piece so that the horizontal positioning of
the cams become firm.
Further, proper welt position can be obtained because the welt cams are fixed in the slot of
cam holder.
Owing to the above mechanism, high quality fabric can be obtained through knitting on
this machine.
NOTE
After removing and replacing cams for overhaul etc., confirm whether Stitch Cam moves
smoothly in vertical direction.
Type of stitch cam differs depending on the gauge of the machine.
Type of Knit / Tuck / Welt cams differ depending on the diameter of the machine.
Please refer to the parts list for parts number.
2 1
1 Stitch Cam
2 Knit Cam
3 Tuck Cam
4 Welt Cam
4
RSY*
CONSTRUCTION OF CYLINDER CAM
4 0 1 -2
R direction ---
Stitch Cam will be lowered down.
(Increase of Stitch draw)
L direction ---
Stitch Cam will be raised up.
(Decrease of Stitch draw)
Maximum stitch
amount 2.5 mm
RSY*
CONSTRUCTION OF SINKER CAP
4 0 2 -1
As the sinker cap of this machine is fixed on the cap ring, it is concentric with the cylinder
and the sinkers do not have any overloading.
Yarn carrier
Sinker cam
Yarn carrier ring
Sinker cap
Sinker cap
Cap ring
Eccentric pin
Cam holder
Shim
Cylinder
Cam ring
NOTE
The shim shown in the above figure is used for the height adjustment of the sinker cap and
the eccentric pin screw is used for the concentricity adjustment of the cap.
When cleaning the machine, only take off the upper parts of the sinker cap and do not loosen
the fixed screws of the cap ring.
In this way, when mounting the sinker cap onto machine afterwards, the handling will be
easy as the concentricity and the height of the cap is kept constant.
RSY*
CONSTRUCTION OF SINKER CAP
4 0 2 -2
Dial gauge B
Sinker dial Eccentric pin
Cylinder
Camring
When you find barriers which the cause is considered from mechanical part in the
knitted fabric, or find troubles of sinker breakage etc., it will be necessary to check and
confirm the centering of the sinker cap and height.
c) Remove the sinker cap around the gate and take-out all the sinkers.
From the top of the machine bed, with the dial gauge, to measure sinker dial up and
down precisely.
RSY*
CONSTRUCTION OF SINKER CAP
4 0 2 -3
d) At the gate portion, to remove needles there at the highest part of the sinker dial
about 5 cm.
e) Mount the sinker cap and by using the thickness gauge to measure the spacing of
sinker cam and sinker dial.
The spacing between the sinker and sinker dial to be arranged so that the thickness
gauge can go through in 0.15mm, and thickness gauge not to be able to go through
in 0.20mm and be fixed accordingly.
In this process, please measure at the utmost outside of the sinker dial.
f) Rotate the machine, and measure the spacing at the portion where needles were
removed and if it will not fail into this range, as shown in figure, please adjust with
the shim in between the cam ring and sinker cap support.
g) The adjustment of centering, loosen up the set screw of eccentric pin of upper
portion of the support pushing the fix ring from out side, and then tighten up the
eccentric pin and adjust within 0.05 mm.
h) The adjustment of centering is to be done eccentric pin holding down the outside
circumference surface of the ring.
This eccentric pin is fixed by the screw, so please loosen this up first and then
adjust.
j) After the adjustment of centering is completed, then please tighten up the fix screw
of the eccentric pin.
RSY*
CONSTRUCTION OF SINKER CAP
4 0 2 -4
It is possible to advance or delay the timing by Sinker Cap Adjust Unit. But, after the
adjustment, confirm the horizontal positioning of Yarn Carrier.
Adjusting of Yarn Carrier is carried out by Yarn Carrier Adjust Nut.
Adjust screw e
Set screw A
Adjust screw d
Adjust screw c
Adjust screw f
Adjust screw b
[ OPERATION METHOD ]
a) If sinker timing is to be delayed (When moving the Sinker Cap in the machine rotating
direction)
2. Loosen Adjust Screw "b", and adjust it by rotating the machine manually and
tightening Adjust Screw "a" .
Confirm the excessive tightening of the Adjust Screw "a" may damage the sinkers.
3. If it reaches to the desired position, tighten Set Screw "B" and adjust Yarn Carrier
position horizontally by Adjust Screw "c", "d" after loosening Set Screw "A" at six
places. In this case, rotating the machine manually is not necessary.
RSY*
CONSTRUCTION OF SINKER CAP
4 0 2 -5
b) If the sinker timing is to be advanced (When moving the Sinker Cap to reverse
direction of the machine rotation).
2. Loosen up Adjust Screw "a", and leaving this as it is, the Adjust Screw "b" is
tightened up and adjusted.
3. The adjustment of yarn carrier right or to left, it is done in the same manner as of (a).
Needle line
A’
Sinker top
A−A’cross-sectional view
[ STANDARD TIMING ]
In the above line drawing, it shows the relation of vertical position between sinker top
and extreme point of the needle.
In the above bottom line drawing shows how the position of sinker throat moves
against the circumference of Rest Ring.
RSY*
ADJUSTMENT OF YARN CARRIER
4 0 3 -1
As explained in page 402-2, adjust it by moving the yarn carrier. The position of the
right edge of yarn carrier should be adjusted to the needle which starts to move down
along the stitch cam.
Loosen the screw "e" shown in the figure of page 402-2, and set the yarn carrier so
that, (1) for machines of 30" or less, the tip of the needle hook will be hidden by the
yarn carrier at the top of the neele line, and (2) for machines of larger than 30", the
distance between the bottom edge of the yarn carrier and the top of the sinker nose
will be 1.0mm.
1.0mm
The left and right positioning of Auto-Striper, even if the A Finger and D Finger had
taken yarn feeding positions, it will be the position where they will not be running against
the yarn carriers and needle protectors.
For the adjusting procedure, the A finger and D Finger are pulled out, and loosen the SET
SCREW of STRIPER RING so that these fingers will be set within the range of the
drawing of " 302-5 ) Mounting & Adjustment of Auto-Striper " , and with the ADJUST
SCREW D, it is to moved left & right.
This standard position will be to have the spacing with inner side right edge surface of
yarn carrier and D Finger (Left edge) to be 1.5 to 2.0 mm.
1.5∼2.0mm
DC B A
Finger
Yarn carrier
RSY
SPECIAL ADJUSTMENT OF THIS MODEL
4 0 3 -3
At the yarn changing portion, to have the needles going in and out quickly at the needle
line, remove the needles adequately, and it will be necessary to arrange for large spacing
between the needle and needle.
In the case of this machine,from the start point located at the extended line of the right
side of hold plate.
During the A finger will back to the reset position, the yarn just release from the needle,
Hold Plate
Reset of finger
End point
Needle line
End point
Start point
and from this needle to 3 mm right wards to be as the end of removing needles.
Needle removed
Standard needle
Repeat
RSY*
ADJUSTMENT OF WIRE UNIT
4 0 4 -1
The wire units are equipped on all feeders, and has the following duties.
* To have the cut end yarn which was cut by the cutter of the striper to bescopped away
from the suction inlet of nozzle unit.
* The cut end of the yarn that had been cut by the cutter of the auto-striper to be
prevented from being knitted in.
* To avoid press off of fabric or when start to knit fabric to avoid the knitted fabric to be
wound up.
[Adjusting procedures]
To be mounted so that the wire will be 0.5 to 1.0 mm away from the needle back.
2) Height adjustment
To be mount so that it will be floating just a little from the knitted fabric.
As reference of height adjustment , as shown in figure , if the wire holder upper
surface and hook portion of the wire is matched you will be able to get the adequate
height.
Wire holder
Knitted fabric
Auto-Striper (LCD)
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE
OPERATION PANEL 501 -1
The operation panel for auto-striping machine has the functions required for the operation
of auto-stripers on top of the function as capability of the ordinary operation panel.
The auto-striper screen appears on the LCD by pressing STR. MCH tab.
Please refer to section 5.2 "Operation instructions for the operation panel" for operating instructions.
Auto-Striper (LCD)
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE
OPERATION PANEL 501 -2
The striper control board necessary for operation is mounted on the operation board.
① Set the SW1 and SW2 DIP switches as shown in the diagrams on pages 501a-1 and after.
② Fuses
F2 ( 0.5A ):Blows if a problem is detected in the output circuit (connected to the striper actuator) or its
wiring (±48V).
F1 ( 0.5A ):Blows if a problem is detected in the striper sensor or its wiring (20VDC).
F3 ( 1.5A ):Blows if a problem is detected in the set placer output circuit or its wiring, or placer solenoid
(24VDC).
F4 ( 3A ):Blows if a problem is detected in the reset placer output circuit or its wiring, or placer solenoid
(24VDC).
In case of V-AERGY : Blows if a problem is detected in the output circuit (connected to the
select peg actuator and/or the striper actuator) or its wiring (24VDC).
③ For connection to the CN1 through CN5 connectors, refer to the circuit diagram.
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2006.11.14 配線図を独立させ、AERGY(6)と共通化 2008.5.22 501a章として独立,アクチュエータ作動素子変更(セラミック->電磁式)に伴い配線図以下全頁変更
OPERATION PANEL
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE
501a- 1
Wiring diagram for VX-**YRE (Single knit Machines with 4 colors stripers except electronic machines)
Auto-Striper (LCD)
OPERATION PANEL
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE
501a- 2
Wiring diagram for VX-**Y6, **Y3, **CY (Single knit Machines with 3(4),(6) colors stripers except electronic machines)
Auto-Striper (LCD)
OPERATION PANEL
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE
501a- 3
Wiring diagram for VX-**Y6RE, **Y3RE (Single knit Machines with 6,(3) colors stripers except electronic machines)
Auto-Striper (LCD)
OPERATION PANEL
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE
501a- 4
Wiring diagram for V-**NY(6) (Double knit Machines with 4(6) colors stripers except electronic machines)
Auto-Striper (LCD)
OPERATION PANEL
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE
501a- 5
Wiring diagram for VX-**Y (Single knit Machines with 4 colors stripers except electronic machines)
Auto-Striper (LCD)
Auto-Striper (LCD)
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE
OPERATION PANEL 501a- 6
5.2 Modus Operandi for the operation panel for auto-striper models
Operational icons on the operation panel installed on models with auto-stripers on them have
been arranged as per the below illustration. A system of touch-panel method has been
adopted, for convenience sake in operation, for a display screen on the operation panel.
The screen surface transforms one after another, for instance, indicating setting-up status of
machines and/or setting-up parameters for machines by touching icons with a finger.
4. Resetting
5. Page
1. Knit
2. Striper mode 3. Data
<Title of icons>
1. Knit (Ref. page 11): To be used to start knitting with loading pattern data.
2. Striper mode (Ref. page 12): To be used when changing striper mode
3. Data (Ref. page 13): To be used for data creation, data modification, data display, data
deletion, and data editing.
4. Resetting (Ref. page 28): To be used for changing patterns and knitting fabrics with
different patterns.
5. Page (Ref. page 29): To be used when setting parameters for the striper.
Auto-Striper (LCD)
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE OPERATION PANEL 502 -2
<Display contents>
Brevity code with letter strings on the display surface represents the followings
Y: Striper
N: Normal mode
T: Test mode
3: Striper test mode “3”
N: N********file name display
FDR: Feeder
Auto-Striper (LCD)
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE OPERATION PANEL 502 -3
Knitting machine date has to be set in advance before entering into fabric knitting process.
Take data setting procedure for knitting machines according as the instructions given below.
During taking this procedure, keep the machine at a standstill in the resetting range.
Hit the page icon. The display surface changes to the screen as illustrated below.
Setting parameter
Ups-and-downs key
Get the setting parameter display section on the screen to display [1.MACHINE
INFORMATION] using the ups-and-downs key.
The window surface turns into the display as per the below illustration by pressing of the
“ENT” key.
AUTO: Parameter can be set simply only by selecting a machine model, a machine diameter,
a number of feeders on the machine, if [AUTO] mode has been selected in advance.
Press [SET] mode instead, if these items are not found in the list.
SET: This will be responsible in taking the parameter entry mode in sequential order for
each parameter setting.
Auto-Striper (LCD)
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE OPERATION PANEL 502 -4
The screen surface turns into the picture as illustrated below when [AUTO] button is
pressed.
Machine model
display window
Ups-and-downs key
Get the machine model display section on the screen to display the machine name pertinent
on this procedure.
<When the pertinent machine model did not appear on the screen>
Press the [CANCEL] button when the pertinent machine model did not appear on the screen;
then the screen returns to the initial surface.
Then, repeat the key-board operation described in the previous page to select the [SET]
mode. Operation instructions for the [SET] mode will be explained in the next page.
Auto-Striper (LCD)
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE OPERATION PANEL 502 -5
Machine model
display surface
Enter the machine model to the set place with manipulation of the numeric and literal tab
keys.
Press the [ENT] key after the input of the machine model name.
The screen window changes as illustrated below with the [ENT] key pressed.
Now, the window screen will change to the surface as illustrated to accept the entry of the
number of feeders of the machine.
Enter the number of feeders of the machine with operation of the numeric keys. The screen
surface changes as below for the [ENT] key pressed.
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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE OPERATION PANEL 502 -6
The window surface is now ready to accept an input of the gate position of the machine.
Enter the gate position with the feeder numbers.
The entry screen will change automatically to the next window on each time entered for
entering the next gate position if that machine has plural gates.
Enter [0] finally after all the gate positions have successfully been entered.
(Enter [0] in the case of VX-JS3WY, VX-JS3WY6 or VX-3FWY.)
The below illustrated window appears for the [ENT] key pressed.
Now, the window appeared is ready to accept information on a pattern placer mechanics on
whether this is used or not.
Select [YES] or [NO]. The below illustrated screen will appear when either button is
pressed.
2006.3.27 VX-JS3WY,JS3WY6,3FWY の場合を追加
Now, window screen will change to the surface as illustrated for inputting of number of
fingers on the striper unit. Then, select either [4] or [6].
The window will change to the next screen by pressing [ENT] key.
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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE OPERATION PANEL 502 -7
This screen surface is now ready to accept the input of the auto-striper’s type.
The window changes to the surface as illustrated below for the [ENT] key pressed.
2006.3.27 ストライパタイプ 2 に VX-JS3WY(6),VX-3FWY を追加
<In case number of feeders to be used is exactly the same as entire number of feeders
installed on machines>
Hit the [ENT] key, then the screen returns to the initial surface.
The procedure for [1. Setting of machine information] has complete now.
2005.6.10 ストライパータイプ 2,3 を追加
<In case less number of feeders is used than the total number of feeders installed on the
machine>
It is necessary to enter TAKE OFF STRIPER FEEDERS in the case of wrap-striper machines
such as VX-JS3WY6. This entry is made on the screen for entering take off feeders.
Striper feeder Nos. are same as cylinder cam holder Nos.
The striper feeder Nos. of VX-3FWY should be the half of the even numbered cylinder
feeders where the stripers are fitted.
<e.g.>
The striper feeder No. of the stripers fitted at the cylinder feeder Nos. 15 and 16 is “8”.
TAKE OFF STRPER FEEDER Nos. vary according to the number and specification of the
stripers installed.
<e.g.: VX-JS3WY6 30”, Number of stripers used: Striper 4 sets setup (2 sets facing each
other at diametrically opposite positions, i.e. Nos.5, 7, 23 and 25>
<e.g.: VX-3FWY 30”, Number of stripers used: Striper 4 sets setup (2 sets facing each other
at diametrically opposite positions, i.e. Nos.6, 8, 28 and 30)>
37,38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45
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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE OPERATION PANEL 502 -9
VX-JS3WY VX-JS3WY6
(30”36F) (30”36F)
Model name
VX-3FWY
(30”45F)
Clock Clock
Rotative direction
wise wise
Number of feeders Model Model
installed on the name name
machine See See
(Active number of Appendix Appendix
feeders) form form
Gate position 0 0
表追加 VX-JS3WY,VX-JS3WY6,右→時計、左→反時計
Pattern placer NO NO
Number of fingers 4 6
Striper’s type 2 2
Model Model
name name
Number of feeders in
See See
use
Appendix Appendix
form form
Take off feeders ― ―
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V-FY6RD4
(30”48F)
Model name
Counter
Rotative direction Clock
wise
Number of feeders
installed on the machine 48
(Active number of feeders)
Gate position 1
Pattern placer NO
Number of fingers 6
Striper’s type 2
Number of feeders in use 48
Take off feeder ―
2006.3.27 表追加 V-FY6RD4
Auto-Striper (LCD)
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE OPERATION PANEL 502 -11
<1.Knit>
This icon is used for pattern-data-loading and for starting of fabric-knitting.
The window screen changes to the surface as per below illustration once this icon is pressed.
Enter a number with the numeric keys a file number that is now used.
The window screen changes to the below surface by pressing of the [ENT] key.
This window surface is now prepared for setting of speed control of machines.
The speed control function has been prepared and featured to change machine running speed
in accordance with sections of striped fabric patterns.
By setting of this function, stabilized yarn changing operation can be expected, since the
machine running is decelerated into moderate speed automatically when knitting the yarn
changing sections on fabric patterns.
The machine running speed regains its fastest speed automatically when the machine comes
to knit fabric sections that have no striping patterns for increasing the machine’s
productivity.
The window screen returns to the initial surface by selecting [YES] or [NO].
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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE OPERATION PANEL 502 -12
<2.Striper Mode>
NML (Normal)
The machine will start to knit the fabric pattern loaded by pressing this icon, and at the same
time, the screen window returns to the initial surface.
TEST (Test)
The screen changes to the window for fingers selection used for testing purpose.
TEST3 (Test 3)
All the fingers will not function for yarn changing when this icon is pressed, and the screen
returns to the initial window.
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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE OPERATION PANEL 502 -13
<3.Data>
This icon is used when (1) creating new patterns, (2) modifying on patterns already stored,
(3) displaying pattern data contents, and (4) deleting files (pattern data) stored in the
memory.
CREATE: To be used when creating new patterns. It may differ depending on data amount,
but, thirty-two (32) different data can be stored in maximum.
MODIFY: To be used when modifying pattern data already stored.
DISPLAY: To be used when displaying pattern data contents.
DELETE: To be used when deleting files (pattern data) stored in the memory.
<CREATE>
The following surface will appear by pressing the [CREATE] button.
Enter the number of lines on the pattern that is now under creation.
(Ref. to page No.502-20 for what pattern lines represents).
The window changes to the below-illustrated surface by pressing of the [ENT] key.
The screen changes to the surface where the fingers can be set when [YES] is selected.
NOTE
It is possible to use up to ten (10) different colors when creating pattern data. For
convenience sake, allocate the alphabetical characters from “A” to “J” to these ten (10)
colors as expedient color names Create pattern data reading as color names all those
alphabetical characters from “A” to “J”.
Auto-Striper (LCD)
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE OPERATION PANEL 502 -16
Specify colors onto No.1 to No.4 fingers (Up to No.6 finger in case of 6 color-stripers).
The finger entry screen will change every time when [ENT] button is pressed.
The window changes to the pattern placer data entry surface when [ENT] key is pressed after
the entry process for No.4 finger.
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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE OPERATION PANEL 502 -17
Now, the window is ready to accept the entry of a number of the pattern placer data.
Enter “0” when there is no pattern placer.
For machines with the pattern placers on them, enter with the numeric keys the feeder
numbers where the pattern placers are installed.
The below illustrated window appears when [ENT] key is pressed.
This screen is now ready to accept the setting entry of a number of revolutions of the pattern
placer.
The window changes to the below illustrated screen by pressing the [ENT] key.
<MULTI-FINGER FUNCTION>
It is possible set up the multi-finger function for those machines which are equipped with
such function on them.
A multi-finger function represents to select and to operate a plural number of fingers (from 2
to 4 fingers) at a time on same feeders.
Procedure of multi-finger function can be set at the process of <CREATE> in the <3. DATA>
in page No.502-13 and/or in the process of <MODIFY> in page No.502-15.
It is possible to take “NO FINGER” mode by using the right and lift parentheses {“(” and
“)”} ETC tab keys and the literal tab keys.
<Example of a color data: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA (BC) (BC) (BC) (BC) (BC) DC>
Enter information as above with operation of the numeric and the literal keys.
The meaning of the above entry is the:
“A” – repeating 15 times
“(BC)” – repeating 5 times, and
“DC” – repeating 1 time.
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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE OPERATION PANEL 502 -20
C
No.3 line B BC×48 Plain jersey Two revolutions
C
B
B
AB×24 Pattern
No.2 line A One revolution
B
A
D
D D×48
No.1 line Plain jersey One revolution
D
D
Number 1 of revolutions 1
Number 2 of revolutions 1
Number 3 of revolutions 2
Number 4 of revolutions 2
Display of yarn table YES
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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE OPERATION PANEL 502 -21
Finger 2 B
Finger 3 C
Finger 4 D
Finger 5 E
Finger 6 F
Display of yarn table YES
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THE OPERATION PANEL 502 -22
<Pattern creation example: VX-JS3WY6, 30” ,72 feeders, striper 4 sets set up (2 set facing
each other at diametrically opposite positions, striper position No.: No.5,7,23,25>
1 revolution
2006.3.27 柄作成例追加 VX-JS3WY6
ST No.7 B Bx1
ST No.5 A Ax1
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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE OPERATION PANEL 502 -23
<Pattern creation example: VX-3FWY, 30” ,90 feeders, striper 8 sets set up (4 set facing each
other at diametrically opposite positions, striper position No.: No.6,8,10,12,28,30,32,34>
ST No.34 C
ST No.32 C C×2
ST No.30 A
ST No.28 A A×2
1 revolution
ST No.12 B
ST No.10 B B×2
ST No.8 A
ST No.6 A A×2
2006.7.3 新規作成
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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE OPERATION PANEL 502 -25
<Creation example: Using file No.1 and 3, getting these patterns to repeat five times and one
time respectively>
<Entry procedure>
Then, the new window surface will appear for finger assignment. Refer to page No.502-13
for details of the setting procedure of the finger assignment.
The window returns to the initial surface of the [Striper mode] by pressing of the [NO]
button.
The window surface changes to the below illustrated screen by pressing [YES] button.
<MODIFICATION>
All the files (pattern data) registered in the controller can easily be modified.
It is also possible to register as the new files with new numbers all those patterns modified.
Get the window screen to display the file number to be modified with operation of the
ups-and-downs keys.
Press [ENT] key when modifying the data and superscribing Register the new data with
new numbers that are unused yet, and press [ENT] key.
The window now changes to the entry surface for various items.
Entry procedure and the setting items are exactly the same as the description of the
<CREATION>.
Refer to the details in this item.
On the window entering number of repeats for modification, the [INS. L] and [DEL. L]
buttons are available.
[INS. L]: Increasing number of lines
[DEL.L]: Decreasing number of lines
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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE OPERATION PANEL 502 -30
<DISPLAY>
The window will show on it the striper data with [DISPLY] button pressed.
SRL key
ESC key
<DELETE>
This command is used for deleting some of the registered files.
Get the window to display files that are to be deleted with operation of the ups-and-downs
key.
The window changes to the below illustrated surface when [DELETE] button is pressed.
The file deletion is immediately executed and the window returns to the initial surface of the
<DATA> when [OK] button is pressed.
The window returns to the initial surface of the <DATA> if [CANCEL] button is pressed.
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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE OPERATION PANEL 502 -32
<4.RESET>
This icon is used to change patterns for knitting, and to knit fabrics with different patterns.
Striper’s re-setting is required when changing patterns to knit and when knitting fabrics with
different patterns.
Stop the machine rotation in advance at the re-setting range of the machine, and hold it in
abeyance during this procedure.
Matching method to the re-setting range differs between single and double knit machines.
(Ref. to chapter 3 for single knit machines and chapter 4 for double knit machines -
Re-setting range - for details).
The window returns to the initial surface when the [NO] button is pressed.
The below illustrated window appears when the [YES] button is pressed.
The window returns to the initial surface without execution of striper’s re-setting practice
when the [NO] button is pressed.
All fingers are re-set when the [YES] button is pressed.
The below illustrated window appears when the [MANUAL] button is pressed.
The window for the feeder number starts to scroll by pressing the ups-and-downs keys.
Write down the fingers’ information alteration with use of the numeric keys.
The alteration is now memorized and the window returns to the initial screen by pressing the
[SET] button.
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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE OPERATION PANEL 502 -33
<5.PAGE>
This icon is used when setting various items related to the auto striper.
The below illustrated window appears when this icon is pressed.
The window of setting items changes in turn one after another when the ups-and-downs keys
are pressed.
Get the window to display a setting item, and press the [ENT] key.
Then the window displays the entry surface required for setting of that item.
(Example: Setting window for machine information)
Direction keys, numeric keys, literal keys appear on the screen according as the setting
contents.
Set the necessary items accordingly using all those entry keys given.
Refer to the tabulated list given in the next page for details on the auto-striper’s setting
items.
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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE OPERATION PANEL 502 -34
<1.MACHINE INFORMATION>
This item is used when setting machine information.
The setting of machine information is necessary before entering into knitting machine
operation.
Stop the machine and keep it at the machine’s re-setting range in advance.
Get the machine information setting window to display the item of [MACHINE
INFORMATION] with operation of the ups-and-downs keys.
The window changes to the below illustrated screen when the [ENT] key is pressed.
Refer to page No.502-3 for the detailed operation instructions.
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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE OPERATION PANEL 502 -36
The window changes to the screen as illustrated below with the [ENT] button pressed.
Number of repeats of striping patterns can be entered in the range of one (1) to the repeats of
32767 times.
Auto-Striper (LCD)
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE OPERATION PANEL 502 -37
<Example: When stopping machine operation upon knitting a fabric with a 20 time-repeated
pattern>
<YARN TABLE>
This item can be used when confirming the yarn table.
Get the setting window to display [YARN TABLE] with operation of the ups-and-downs
keys.
The window changes to the below illustrated screen by pressing the [ENT] keys.
SRL key
ESC key
<4.SIMULATION>
This item is used for striper simulation setting.
Get the item setting screen to display [SIMULATION] with operation of the ups-and-downs
key.
The window changes to the screen as illustrated below by pressing [ENT] keys.
MODE “0”: The striper fingers will run in accordance with setting selected in the STRIPER
MODE in advance.
MODE 1: All the actuators’ fingers will run without any relation to pattern data, and
selected stripers’ fingers.
This mode can be used when checking malfunction on finger’s movement
and/or checking bounceamount on the actuator’s fingers
Auto-Striper (LCD)
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE OPERATION PANEL 502 -40
Enter machine running speed (RMP) desired with operation of the numeric keys.
The window changes to the below illustrated surface by pressing [ENT] key after the entry
of the machine running speed.
The actuator’s fingers will run with same timing as when knitting fabrics with patterns
selected in the STRIPER MODE.
Examine and check problems on functions of the actuator’s fingers.
Simulation practice will be completed, and the window returns to the initial screen when the
[CANCEL] button is pressed.
Enter with the numeric keys, time-value (msec) for actuator fingers’ operation.
The below illustrated window will appear when [ENT] key is pressed after the entering of
the value.
<5.STRIPER INFORMATION>
This item is used for checking operating status of the striper’s actuator.
Get the setting window to display [STRIPER INFORMATION] with operation of the
numeric keys.
The window changes to the below illustrated screen when [ENT] key is pressed.
The striper actuator status is displayed with the star mark (*).
The window returns to the initial surface when [CANCEL] is pressed.
Auto-Striper (LCD)
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE OPERATION PANEL 502 -42
<6.FINGER INFORMATION>
This item is used for displaying the setting status of the striper fingers.
Get the setting window to display [FINGER INFORMATION] with operation of the numeric
keys.
The window changes to the below illustrated screen when [ENT] key is pressed.
The finger status on each feeder can be confirmed with operation of the ups-and-downs keys.
Fingers that are being set are displayed with the star mark (*).
The finger’s setting status between set/reset can be switched with operation of the numeric
keys.
After changing over the setting status between set/reset of fingers on each feeder, press
[SET] key at the end.
Then, alteration has now been registered, and the window returns to the initial display.
Auto-Striper (LCD)
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE OPERATION PANEL 502 -43
<7.STRIPER POWER>
This item is used for halting data output to the stripers.
Get the item setting window to display [STRIPER POWER] with operation of the
ups-and-downs keys.
The window changes to the below illustrated screen with the [ENT] button pressed.
The window changes to the below illustrated screen by hitting the [ENT] key.
All the patterns stored will be erased and the screen will return to the initial surface when
[YES] button is pressed.
Auto-Striper (LCD)
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE OPERATION PANEL 502 -45
<9.ERROR IGONORING>
This item is used for running machines forcibly even if some errors exit on the stripers.
Get the item setting window to display [ERROR IGNORE] with operation of the
ups-and-downs keys.
( Example 1 )
When using fingers A, B, C, D, E and F, “NO FINGER” “( )” should be set as shown below:
A( ) B ( ) C ( ) ( ) D ( ) E ( ) F
<Procedure>
Imperfect contact is the main cause of the problems frequently occurs in the electronic circuit.
Imperfect contact is very troublesome because the problem may be automatically solved during
investigation before you notice it.
Therefore, if nothing is replaced during investigation, you cannot determine the cause.
Considering this, we have designed the auto striper controller, though from the viewpoint of maintenance,
it is necessary to divide the circuit, therefore connectors are installed at various points.
For the above reason, if a problem occurs, be sure to check the connectors for imperfect contact first,
and then follow the procedure described in " Troubleshooting flowchart ".
To check the contact condition, remove each connector, and then wipe off dust, dirt,
fluff, oil, etc., from the connector.
After that, clean the contact area of the connector using the specified cleaner (contact recovery agent),
but do not use the cleaner if it may damage the contact.
At the completion of cleaning, connect the connector to the initial position.
Auto-Striper (LCD)
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE OPERATION PANEL 504-2
<Troubleshooting flowchart>
Manually lift and lower the selector plate Set the knitting machine to the reset
of the actuator. range, and then reset the machine again.
Does the plate move smoothly ? Does the actuator operate properly ?
NO
YES
YES Replace the actuator. Manually lift and lower the selector plate
of the actuator.
Does the plate move smoothly ?
Simulate operation, and check operation of
the indicator. NO
Does the indicator properly ?
YES Replace the actuator.
NO
YES
Replace the CPU board of the Does other date also malfunction the
operation panel. actuator ?
NO
Does the actuator operate
YES Reenter the data.
simultaneously ?
− Contents −
10.2.Notes to Users
10.2.1 Notes on Safety
10.2.2 Notes on Wiring
10.2.3 Checking before Operation
10.3.Parameter Setting
10.4.Monitor
10.4.1 "Warning/Abnormality" Monitor
10.4.2 "Causes of Previous Trips" Monitor
10.7.Protective Functions
10.8.Maintenance / Checking
10.8.1 Notes on Maintenance / Checking
10.8.2 Items to Be Checked and Checking Cycle
10.9.Storing
10.10.Warranty
10.11.Parts List
4 3 2 ① Panel Door
Door on which the following ② to ⑧ are arranged。
④ Power Lamp
Lights when the main switch is turned ON.
See the following page for the arrangement inside the control panel.
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Input Power
Ground
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⑪ Transformer (TF)
Transformer for the power required for controlling the circular knitting machine.
Input
0 -200 V/220 V
Switch between 200 V and 220 V in accordance with the input voltage.
(Switch between 380 V, 415 V, 440 V and 460 V.)
Output
24 V Fuse F2 (5 A)
For the lamp that lights up the inside of the knitting machine and oil mist and the equipment connected to
the 24V AC output terminal.
12 V Fuse F1 (5 A)
For stop motion and the equipment connected to the 12V AC output terminal.
200 V Fuse F5 (3 A)
For the switching power for the magnetic contactor, control board and other options.
100 V Fuse F6 (1A)
For the lamps to light up the machine and the lamp to light up the knit from the leg.
20V-A(20W) Fuse F4 (2A)
For the control board.
20V-B(20W) Fuse F3 (2A)
2007.6.7 フューズ F1,F2 説明追加
⑮ Power Supply
14
Supplies 24 VDC power to the DC motor of the ACT
winder.
12
⑯ Control Board
Printed circuit board for controlling the machine.
⑲ Terminal Block
15 11 10 For connecting the wires from outside of the control panel.
⑳ Grounding Terminal
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Main Circuit Power terminal. (Select the terminal in accordance with the
R (L1), S (L2), T (L3)
Terminals voltage specification of the product.)
Contact output ③ (NO). (Interlocked with the INCH and START signa
26A
ls.) (Relay rating: 250 VAC, 5A)
27A Contact output ③ (COM).
OTHER2 Alarm input terminal.
OTHER3 Alarm input terminal.
1) Be sure to turn the main switch OFF before opening the panel door when checking the inside of the control
panel of the circular knitting machine.
The control board and the parts with the DANGER labels may be energized with high voltage. Take every
measure to prevent electric shock.
2) Do not input power voltage that exceeds the allowable value to the main circuit terminals (R/L 1, S/L 2, T/L 3).
Do not connect the power to the terminals other than main circuit terminals (R/L 1, S/L 2, T/L 3).
3) Do not touch the inside of the control panel or the printed circuit board of the inverter. They contain
high-tension circuits.
4) The internal circuits are charged with high voltage for some time after the power is turned OFF.
When checking, wait 5 minutes after turning the power OFF.
5) Be sure to turn the power OFF when the product is not used for a long time.
7) Take measures to prevent dust or iron powder from entering the control panel.
8) Do not touch the motor output terminal while in free run stop.
9) The ambient temperature has great influence on the life of the inverter inside the control panel. Maintain the
ambient temperature as low as possible within the allowable range.
11) Do not use the inverter with overloaded operating conditions (ex. exceeding the rated current of the inverter).
12) When using an earth leakage breaker, use the one supplied with measures for high frequency for inverter.
13) The power is not turned OFF when stopped by the stop command. Watch for electric shock or unintended
restart.
14) The temperature of the rear of the inverter may be elevated. Do not touch while in operation or until enough
time has elapsed after the inverter is stopped.
15) The operator must secure safety of the surrounding before turning the power ON/OFF. Personnel other than
the person in charge should not operate the product.
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① The inverter will be damaged if the main circuit terminals (R/L 1, S/L 2, T/L 3) and the inverter output terminals
(U/T 1, V/T 2, W/T 3) are connected reversed. Do not connect them in the wrong way.
② Do not ground the inverter input/output terminals (U/T 1, V/T 2, W/T 3).
③ Do not short-circuit the inverter input/output terminals (U/T 1, V/T 2, W/T 3).
④ Be sure to use solderless terminals with insulating screen for the connections to the main circuit terminals (R/L 1,
S/L 2, T/L 3, U/T 1, V/T 2, W/T 3).
⑤ The grounding terminal (PE) is the frame ground (FG) of the control panel.
200 V: Class 3 grounding or above (100 Ω or less, copper wire of 3.5 mm2 or thicker)
400 V: Special class 3 grounding or above (10 Ω or less, copper wire of 3.5 mm2 or thicker)
Provide grounding in accordance with the electrical code in the country concerned.
⑦ Do not install in or connect to the circular knitting machine control panel any electric parts other than supplied as the
standard without our approval. We will take no responsibility for troubles caused by additions without our
approval.
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When installation and wiring are finished, check the following before starting the machine:
① Make sure that all the wiring is correct (especially the input power).
② Make sure that the input voltage is in compliance with the rating.
The M1X inverter unit has parameters for changing its characteristics. Please set the inverter using parameters best
suited for the knitting conditions. Please refer to "2.4 Operation procedure for OPERATION PANEL" of the
Instruction Manual for detail.
Please note that parameters resetting is necessary when the inverter unit has been replaced.
This function can also be used by operating the "Digital Operator" (optional) installed in the inverter unit. Please
refer to the separate "Instruction Manual for Inverter".
10.4. Monitor
When the inverter detects any warning or trip, the Operation Panel displays the contents of the warning/abnormality.
See "Protective Functions" in the separate instruction manual (for inverter) for the measures.
Causes for the four trips that occurred last are stored in“ n 178 Fault history”, which can be checked when setting
the parameters.
(Checking the causes for trips is possible by operating the operation panel.)
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Parameter Setting
No. Name 200V class 400V class
(n) 3.7KW 5.5KW 3.7KW 5.5KW
Constant write-in prohibit /
001 4 4
initialize
002 Control mode selection 0 0
003 Operation reference selection 1 1
004 Frequency reference selection 1 1
011 Maximum output frequency 60.0 60.0
012 Maximum voltage 200 400
Maximum voltage output
013 60.0 60.0
frequency
014 Mid. output frequency 1.0 1.0
015 Mid. output frequency voltage 10.0 20.0
016 Minimum output frequency 1.0 1.0
Minimum output frequency
017 10.0 20.0
voltage
019 Acceleration time 1 5.0 5.0
020 Deceleration time 1 0.5 0.5
021 Acceleration time 2 5.0 5.0
022 Deceleration time 2 1.5 1.5
023 S curve accel / decel selection 3 3
Frequency reference 1
024 (Master speed frequency ** **
reference)
025 Frequency reference 2 10.0 (7.0) 10.0 (7.0)
026 Frequency reference 3 20.0 (18.0) 20.0 (18.0)
027 Frequency reference 4 6.0 6.0
<200V> <380~415V>
15.8 23.0 8.0 11.5
036 Motor rated current
<220V> <440V>
13.6 20.0 6.8 10.0
045 F/V characteristic in acceleration
1.0 1.0
time - Frequency
F/V characteristic in acceleration
046 10.0 20.0
time - Voltage
F/V characteristic in deceleration
047 0.1 0.1
time - Frequency
F/V characteristic in deceleration
048 0.1 0.1
time - Voltage
050 Multi-function input selection 1 1 1
051 Multi-function input selection 2 2 2
2004.10.4 OD 機対応追加
Parameter Setting
No. Name 200V class 400V class
(n) 3.7KW 5.5KW 3.7KW 5.5KW
065 Monitor output selection 1 1
066 Monitor item selection 0 0
067 Monitor gain 1 1
080 Carrier frequency 2 2
Cumulative operation time
087 0 0
selection
088 Cumulative operation time ** **
089 DC injection braking current 50 50
090 DC injection braking current at stop 1.0 1.0
091 DC injection braking current at start 0.0 0.0
Stall prevention (current limit)
092 1 1
during decel
103 Torque compensation gain 0.0 0.0
Time constant at torque
104 0.3 0.3
compensation
105 Torque compensation iron loss 19.0 28.8 19.3 28.8
106 Motor rated slip 3.3 1.5 3.2 1.5
107 Motor resistance for one-phase 0.385 0.199 1.514 0.797
108 Motor leakage inductance 6.34 4.22 24.84 16.87
Torque compensation voltage
109 150 150
limitter
110 Motor no-load current 32 26 33 26
140 Energy-saving coefficient K2 122.9 94.8 245.8 189.5
Pulse monitor output frequency
150 1 1
selection
151 Timeover detection selection 0 0
Setting unit selection of
152 communication frequency reference 1 1
/ frequency monitor
153 Slave address 1 1
154 Baud rate selection 2 2
155 Parity selection 0 0
2004.10.4 182 番 AVR 機能追加, 92 番 0 から 1 に変更
Is it not operating with an open Check the wiring between the inverter
phase? and the motor again
Is the phase sequence of the inverter Match the phase sequence of the inverter
The motor rotates in
input/output terminals (U/T 1, V/T 2, input/output terminals (U/T 1, V/T 2,
reverse direction
W/T 3) correct? W/T 3) with the motor
Irregularity in rotation • Is the voltage on the motor Check “013 Maximum voltage output
during operation terminals not excessively low? frequency”
• Is the fluctuation in the load too Reduce the fluctuation of the load
large?
The capacity of the inverter/motor is too
• The rotation of the motor does not small.
reach the maximum revolution Increase the capacity.
The magnetic contactor • Magnetic contactor failure Replace the magnetic contactor
MC does not turn ON • GATE switch failure Replace the GATE switch
• Control board failure Replace the control board
• Fuse F5 blown out Replace the fuse F5 (3A)
• Inverter unit failure Replace the inverter unit
EX-3S 11,13,15,
19,23 70 - -
12 80 - -
14,16,20,
21,24 65 - -
17,18,22 60 - -
8ME**、8ER** 30,33 70 70 -
34~38 - 80 -
7IR、7E*、VA-7MI、LHT4、 30,33 65 70 -
ER11、ER22、VA-4AL、MKC、
SDR、108A、IRGY 34~38 - 70 -
LPJ**、LEC6、LEC*BT、 30,33 60 60 -
NY2 34~38 - 60 -
LEC** 30,33 60 50 -
34~38 - 50 -
Double Knit Machines other than the above
model 60 60 -
2006.11.28 EX-3S,E-LDR,LRS 追加
E-LDR、LRS 9,13,14 80 - -
10,12,16,19
,21,23 70 - -
11,15,18,
20,22 75 - -
17,24 65 - -
Circular Knitting Machine Control Panel AZ ( LCD )
Instruction Manual 100 0-17
10.8. Maintenance/Checking
The inverter is a unit with semiconductor devices applied to it. To prevent failure caused by the effect of the
operating environment (temperature, humidity, dust/cotton fly or vibration), change over time or life, routine
checking is necessary.
1) The power must be turned ON by the operator. Do not let personnel other than the person in charge operate
the machine.
2) Be sure to turn the main switch OFF before checking the inside of the machine control unit.
3) The internal circuit is charged with high voltage for some time after the power is turned OFF.
Before checking, turn OFF the power first and wait 5 minutes.
The life of the inverter depends on the installation environment or running time. Even when in good conditions, the
life of the smoothing aluminum electrolytic capacitor of the inverter is about 5 years. Earlier replacement is
recommended.
Circular Knitting Machine Control Panel AZ ( LCD )
Instruction Manual 100 0-18
10.9. Storing
When the product is not used immediately after purchase and is stored temporarily or for a long time, take care of
the following:
1) Avoid places subject to high temperature or humidity, or a large amount of dust or metal powder. Store the
product in a place well ventilated.
2) If the inverter has an anti-electrification cover over the printed circuit board, do not remove this cover for
storing.
Be sure to remove the cover when supplying the power.
3) If the product is not used for an extended period of time, connect the power at least once every 2 years to
recover the characteristics of the large-capacity electrolytic capacitor. Checking of the operation of the
inverter at the same time is recommended.
* The characteristics of the large-capacity electrolytic capacitor used in the inverter may be deteriorated if it
is left with no electric conduction for a long time.
* When supplying the power to the inverter, do not connect commercial power supply directly to the inverter.
Use such things as a volt slider and increase the input gradually up to the rated voltage. (The power
should be supplied for 5 hours or longer.)
10.10. Warranty
Repair or adjustment is to be provided free of charge in accordance with the following:
1) The scope of the warranty of the circular knitting machine is limited to the main unit of the machine control.
2) If any failure or damage occurs in normal operating conditions, free repair is given within 12 months after
delivery.
3) The following cases are charged even in the warranty period:
① Failure or damage caused by incorrect use, improper repair or remodeling.
② Failure or damage caused by dropping of the product after purchase or that occurred during
transportation.
③ Failure or damage caused by fire, salt damage, gas contamination, earthquake, storm/flood, lightning
strike, abnormal voltage or other acts of God.
④ Damage occurred when the product is used for the purpose of functions (applications) other than of
inverter.
4) Expense required for inspection of the product by engineers sent to the field is charged.
10.11.Parts List
Category Quanti
№ Sign Name Model Number Manufacturer
Number ty
No-fuse E-30640A 200V NF50HW3P40A Mitsubishi Electric
⑦ NFB 1
breaker E-30640B 440V NF30SW3P30A Corporation
200V 1 0-200-220
E-30645A 2 200,100,12,24,20
⑪ TF Transformer 1
E-30645B 400V 1 0-380-415-440-460
2 200,100,12,24,20
Marcon
⑭ NF Noise filter E-202L-3E 200V NFM50M315KPD 1
Electronics
Electromagneti Mitsubishi Electric
⑫ MC E-30643A S-N20CX AC200V 1
c contactor Corporation
Surge Matsushita Electric
⑬ CR E-202L-15A ECQJ0186X 1
suppressor Industrial Co., Ltd.
E-30650A 200V CIMR-V7AA25P51 Yaskawa Electric
⑨ ACI UNIT Inverter 1
E-30650B 440V CIMR-V7AA45P51 co., Ltd.
⑤ Rocker switch Nihon Kaiheiki
SW1,2 E-30624A JWM21RKK AT217K 2
⑥ barrier Ind.
Gate button
③ GATE E-30625A AB6M-M1W IDEC Izumi Corp. 1
switch
LCD touch
② LCD E-30622A KYOCERA 1
panel
(3)SEC,LEC 200V
Circular Knitting Machine Control Panel AZ ( LCD )
Instruction Manual 100 0-23
(4)SEC,LEC 400V
VX-*Y , V-SEC*Y (171 FRAME)
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
V-SEC* (162 FRAME)
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
V-*Y , V-LEC* (161,165 FRAME)
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
29 45 46
30 47
14 52
1 31 57
2
3 32 15 48
33
48 55
10 8
49 56
7 34 48 58
4 50 59
16 60
47 56a
5 46 17 67 54
45
36
18
6
19
37
20
38
53
2008.4.17 ITEM No.68,69,42a追加,12,13,51削除,56-2-->56a変更
26 69
9 40
22
68
43 40
24
42
44 42a
28
35
25 41
11 23
27
64
61
1997.3.13 ITEM No.21削除
62
65
63
66
VX-*Y
HEAD ASSEMBLY (1-2)
97.1.10
29 45 46
30 47
14 52
1 31 57
2
3 32 15 48
33
48 55
10 8
49 56
7 34 48 58
4 50 59
16 60
47 56a
5 46 17 67 54
45
36
18
6
19
37
20
38
53
2008.4.17 ITEM No.68,69,42a追加,12,13,51削除,56-2-->56a変更
26 69
9 40
22
68
43 40
24
42
44 42a
28
35
25 41
11 23
27
64
61
1997.3.13 ITEM No.21削除
62
65
63
66
VX-*Y
HEAD ASSEMBLY (2-2)
97.1.10
63 607-433AB** 26 3FY,PLPY
849-433AB** 26 SD3BY
30 SD3BY,WSY,RSY,RSYB
886-433AB** 26 RSY
32 RSY
34 RSY,SD3BY,WSY
36 RSY
887-433AB** 26 WSY
3222-433AB30 30 RSY6,RSY6B
3225-433AA30 30 RSYRE
3226-433AA30 30 RSY6,RSY6B
3236-433AA30 30 RSY3RE
(OD*-)V-SEC*Y
COUNTER SHAFT ASSEMBLY
2006. 9. 4
(KUT305AA, BA) 2 1
3
4
26
27
24
20
13
21
22,23
19
17
15
16
31
30
33,34
(OD*-)V-SEC*Y
COUNTER SHAFT ASSEMBLY
2006. 9. 4
(KUT-196BA)
6 11 3
4
12
10
9
2 5
(OD*-)V-SEC*Y
DIAL LIFT UNIT
2006. 9. 5
(KUT-196BA)
ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION REMARKS
1 K-19601 Housing
2 K-19602BA Rack Gear
3 K-19603 Worm
4 K-19604 Worm Wheel
5 K-19605 Shaft
6 K-19606B Holder
9 SM-8x8 Set Screw
10 CM-5x22 Flat Head Screw
11 BBT-12x26 Thrust Bearing
12 CM-6x25 Socket Bolt
VX-*Y
ASSY. BED
2008. 4.18
9 11 1
20
23 4
22 2,3
24 21 10
8
13
14
12
15
5 7 6
VX-*Y
ASSY. BED
2008. 4.18
i = Diameter
m = 30 [i =30, 32], m = 38 [i = 34, 36, 38]
VXC(N),VX-*Y
LEG ASSEMBLY 2001.12.12
2
33
33
32
32
41
2 8
28 51
22
48
20 32 34
32
28 51 33 3
34 3
15 42 7
44 14
17 43
6
3 31
1
27 30
35 37
15 10
5
37 9
41 30
15 4
3 36
34 31
GUARD NET 33
27 32
50
2008.4.18 VX-*Y追加
26
34
32 33
3
VXC(N),VX-*Y
LEG ASSEMBLY 2001.12.12
17 162-105-4* Hinge 8
20 1531-126CA Oil Pot Support 1
1531-126DA Oil Pot Support 1
22 00-901F Drain Tank 2
2003.6.26 ITEM No.2 1531-102BA->CA
m=30[i=30,32];m=38[i=34,36,38]
i = Diameter
VX-**Y
DRIVING ASSEMBLY 98.6.1
1998.6.1 V-SEC Y無し(SEC7,8以外)VX-**Yに適用 2000.4.7 DRIVING ASSY.図変更, ITEM 10,15削除, KUT-299DA->KUT-299DB, HAND WHEEL ASSY.図変更,
26,27 13
28 11
7
21
2,5
14
24
25
9
39
19 20 16 18 17
ITEM 46削除, ITEM 27,28追加, 2001.10.26 KUT-299DC追加
43
33
36
47
34
45
37
49
44 35 41 48
VX-**Y
DRIVING ASSEMBLY 98.6.1
Note: All the parts used for both types of hand wheel assembly are common. However, the one-way clutches
1998.6.1 V-SEC Y無し(SEC7,8以外)VX-**Yに適用 2000.4.7 167-300AB02,ITEM 1,10,15,29,30,46削除, ITEM 2,11,13,14,22,27,34,38,39,41,42,44,45,48,49変更
7
7a
8d 8c
11 2a,2b 5c
9 5a,5g
2c
2
2e
1
8e 5b,5f
2d 5e
2008.4.21 適応範囲拡大
4
3a
5
8b,8f
8 8a 3
6 6a,6b
3b
2008.1.16 KUT-288HB 追加 1.24 Item No.1a,6c 削除
(OD*-)V-(SEC)*Y
GEAR BOX ASSEMBLY
2006. 9. 6
5b GS-101BA Plug
5c GS-169C Tube Joint
5e OR-82B Oil Gauge
5f ORP-14 O-Ring P
5g SW-12 Spring Washer
6 K-28804BA Spur Gear
6a AN07 Lock Nut
6b AW07 Lock Washer
7 K-28814DA Collar
7a ORG-35 O-Ring G
2008.1.16 KUT-288HB 追加, Item No.5,7 変更 1.24 Item No.5f,8a 変更, 1a,6c 削除
8 K-28815AA Flange
8a BRB-35x80 Roller Bearing
8b CM-10x45 Screw
8c OR-149 Oil Seal
8d ORP-120 O-Ring P
8e ORG-165 O-Ring G
8f SW-10 Spring Washer
9 OR-197A Plug
11 K-28816AA Oil Packing
(OD4)-VX-*Y
ASSY. FEEDING DRIVE (1-2)
2008. 1.24
20
20
19
19
11
13
5
17 2
1
7
14 15 6
18
4 10 9 16 12 8 3
2008.4.21 適応範囲拡大
(OD4)-VX-*Y
ASSY. FEEDING DRIVE (1-2)
2008. 1.24
12
13
10
14 15
11
16
9
7,8
2,3,4,5,6
2008.4.21 適応範囲拡大
(OD4)-VX-*Y
ASSY. FEEDING DRIVE (2-2)
2008. 1.24
GUT-95C*
10 5 6
GUT-95D*
4
8
13
3
7 5,11,12 9 3
5 10 8
7 2
4
11
1
2008.4.21 適応範囲拡大
(OD4)-VX-*Y
POST ASSEMBLY
2008. 1.24
(GUT-59***)
① 220
220 ③ 220
220
135
135
171
171
② ④
150
150
67
67 150
150
103
103
⑤ 220
171
⑥
150
150
103
103
YS2 YARN FEEDING UNIT (1-3)
(GUT-59***)
① GUT-59H01
② GUT-59H02
③ GUT-59H03
④ GUT-59H04
⑤ GUT-59L01
⑥ GUT-59L02
2 Tape ⃝ ⃝
3 Tape ⃝ ⃝ ⃝
4 Tape ⃝ ⃝ ⃝ ⃝
5 Tape ⃝ ⃝ ⃝ ⃝ ⃝
SECPL ⃝ ⃝ ⃝
YS2 YARN FEEDING UNIT (2-3)
8 6
2
1
7
LOW TYPE (GUT-59L**)
10
2 8
1
10
6
11
9
YS2 YARN FEEDING UNIT (2-3)
16 25
26
12
24
2
15
3
13
14
18
17
5
9
22 19
6
18
4 1
20 23
11
7
8
21
10
YS2 YARN FEEDING UNIT (3-3)
(GUT-59**)
G-5970A YS2 UNIT
ITEM PART No. DESCRIPTION REMARKS
1 G-5901B Body
2 G-5902C Guide Plate
3 G-5902D Guide Plate
4 G-5903CS Moving Wire
5 G-5903DS Moving Wire
6 G-5904B Cover Plate
7 G-5905B Cover
8 G-5906B Spring Holder
9 G-5907B Washer
10 G-5908B Spring Holder
11 G-5909C Adjust Screw
17 GP-3 Porcelain
18 GP-76C Porcelain
19 FM-3x12M Flat Head Screw
20 FM-3x12M Flat Head Screw
21 SN-326G Spring
22 WMS-62 Plain Washer
23 LR-62 Locking Ring
76mm
144mm
180mm 112mm
180mm 112mm
GUT-59B****
YS3 YARN FEEDING UNIT (1-3) 97.2.25
7
10 12
5a
11
10
2 8
12
10
6
7
5b
11
9
GUT-59B****
YS3 YARN FEEDING UNIT (2-3) 97.2.25
HIGH TYPE(GUT-59BH***)
ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION REMARKS
1 G-3101A Holder Block
2 G-3102F Peg for GUT-59BL01S GUT-59BL01L
G-3102C Peg for GUT-59BL02S GUT-59BL02L
3 G-3103A Flipper Holder
4
5a G-5917B Holder
6 G-5918 Collar l=32
7 GUT-19AH Flipper Unit for RSY6,NY6
GUT-19BH Flipper Unit for SECUY6
8 CM-6x10 Screw
9 CM-6x80 Screw
10 SM-6x12 Screw
11 WMS-25 Plain Washer
12 G-5921AA Yarn Guide Plate
LOW TYPE(GUT-59BL***)
ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION REMARKS
1 G-3101A Holder Block
2 G-3102F Peg for GUT-59BL01S GUT-59BL01L
G-3102C Peg for GUT-59BL02S GUT-59BL02L
3 G-3103A Flipper Holder
4
5b G-5917E Holder
6 G-5918 Collar l=32
7 GUT-19AH Flipper Unit for RSY6,NY6
GUT-19BH Flipper Unit for SECUY6
8 CM-6x10 Screw
9 CM-6x80 Screw
10 SM-6x12 Screw
11 WMS-25 Plain Washer
12 G-5921AA Yarn Guide Plate
GUT-59B****
YS3 YARN FEEDING UNIT(3-3) 97.2.25
28
25 27
26
16
24
12
2
15 3
18
13 17
14
19
22
4a
5
4b
4c
20
23
11
7
8
10 21
4a,4b,4c
GUT-59B****
YS3 YARN FEEDING UNIT (3-3) 97.2.25
(GUT-59**)
G-5970B YS3 UNIT (ASSY.YS3 (COM))
ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION REMARKS
1 G-5901B Body
2 G-5902E Guide Plate
3 G-5902F Guide Plate
4a G-5903CS Moving Wire
4b G-5903DS Moving Wire
4c G-5903ES Moving Wire
5 G-5901C Body
6 G-5904B Cover Plate
7 G-5905C Cover
8 G-5906C Spring Holder 1
9 G-5907B Washer
10 G-5908B Spring Holder 2
11 G-5909C Adjust Screw
17 GP-3 Porcelain
18 GP-76C Porcelain
19 FM-3x12M Flat Head Screw
20 FM-3x12M Flat Head Screw
21 SN-326G Spring
22 WMS-62 Plain Washer
23 LDR-5 Locking Ring
ORS-5 O-Ring
9 1
9 10a
10
6
GUT-23JH01 8,8b
9a 5
2b
2
9
10a 8a
2a
10
GUT-23JL01
6
8,8b
9a
3
5
4 4b
9
4a 10a 8a
10 6
GUT-23JM01
7
8b
9a 8
8a
3
4 5
4b
4a
YS2, YS3
YS2,YS3 ASSY. BELT TENSIONER (No.1)
2008. 6.20
GUT-29F00H10 3a 3 1
4
7b 8 5 9
GUT-29S00H01
7a 6 1
7b 8 5 9
GUT-29S00L01
7
7a 6 1
YS2, YS3
YS2,YS3 ASSY. BELT TENSIONER (No.2)
2008. 6.20
2 5
4
DC-63A
TAPE BLOWING UNIT
2002.9.3
41 39 40 43 40 39
40 39
25 24 23
28 11 4 11 31
7 16
26
29
2
13
1
10
42
32
15
12 17
6
18
9
19
5 34
20
33
38
8
3
35 14 21 37 36 22
30
CADRATEX (V)
CADRATEX UNIT 95.6.15
1 3
6
5b
4
2(3) 2
5a
5
CADRATEX(V)
CADRATEX UNIT
2003.7.16
3,3a,3b (4,4a,4b)
3,3a,3b
5,5a
6,6a
4,4a,4b
CADRATEX(V)
CADRATEX UNIT
2003.11.18
FABRIC TAKE DOWN UNIT ( KUT-151) for CADRATEX UNIT (KUT-132) Option
(Without Double knit machine)
5
12 6 11
10 9
4 1 9 2 8
10
7
3
CADRATEX
FABRIC TAKE DOWN UNIT 95.1.13
FABRIC TAKE DOWN UNIT (KUT-151) for CADRATEX UNIT (KUT-132) Option
(without Double knit machine)
EUT-53KA
2 3
5
6
7
EUT-53LA
10 13 8 9 14 15 16
12
AUTO-STRIPER
FALL OUT DETECTOR UNIT 96.5.1
99 11 10
10
1 3
8
1 3 11 10 7
6 9 2
SECUY, BY
STRIPER SENSOR UNIT
97.3.18
(DC-54AA)
8
5
10
12
4
2
11
7
8
8
2
9 9
9 9
SECUY
FAN BOX ASSEMBLY
95.7.26
(DC-54AA)
2
1
6
5 4 7
11 11 5
7
6
5 7
12
4
3
5
1
V-frame
LINT FAN UNIT
96.3.21
220V
BL
EP-165
EP-165
(TB1) WH WH
3A MG BR
EP-123CA
24VAC (TB3) BK GN TO
BK SLIPRING
E
(TB2) WH BK
28 WH GN
EP-123CA
220V
29 BK MAGNET SWITCH UNIT
(EP-318B)
CONTROL UNIT
380V-440V
GN
BL
BK BK BR TO SLIPRING
E EP-123CA
24VAC
3A WT EP-123CA
Terminal EP-123Y
(TB2)
OT1 WT
Terminal WT BK BK WT
(TB2) BK R S E U V MS MG
E
BK
R
380-550V 3A
WT 3A
T
480
3A
N.F.B. 440 220
CONTROL UNIT
420 200
380 EP-165
0 0 MG
EP-165
a)
a)
11
b) c)
e)
33
22
b) 11 22 33
44
c) 55
66
11
22 44 33
55 66
11
22 44 33
e) 6
44
22
22
11
33 55
22
VXC
ELECTRIC PARTS (1-3)
95.6.15
g)
j)
h)
f)
f)
4
3
1
2
g) Control Panel
VXC
ELECTRIC PARTS (2-3)
95.6.15
h) A.C.MOTOR
j) INVERTER UNIT
VXC
ELECTRIC PARTS (3-3) 95.1.13
m)
m) 20 10
22
17
4 1 3 2
21
5 9 13 12 14
16 11
18
19
7
6 8 21
15 15
9
21
n1) n2) o)
2a 3
2
2b 2 5
4
3 2c 1
1
3
5
3a
4 4
1
2
VXC
ELECTRIC PARTS (3-3)
95.6.15
5
1
2008.7.4 KUT-167DA->DC, Elastic->Spandex
OPTION (SK)
YARN GUIDE ROLLER UNIT (No.1)
97.1.10
5 1,2 5d 5c
18a 7
4 3 19,19a
16,17
7c
12
23
11,11a
13,14,15
10a
6f
31 22
28 26 6b 6c,6e
27 29 21
20 10
6 30
6d 6a
5b,24
VX-WSY,RSY,RSYB,
AUTO STRIPER DFY,SD3BY
2004.4.2
2004.4.2 KUT-124JC->JD , KUT-124KC及びKDは分離 2005.1.13 Item No.24 変更 2.14 Item No.3,4,6e,8 変更 2005.5.13 RSYB 追加 12.8 Item No. 13,14,15 変更
44
34
22
44
34
22
42
41
17
2
45
24
7
35
34
34
14
36
36 23
1F
8
32
44
40
5
46
13
27
31
47
1
9
28
39
AUTO STRIPER
27
27
38
33
26
6
VX-
4
KUT-124KC,KD : Auto Striper Unit for -3FY(KUT-124KC),-PLPBY(KUT-124KD)
16
11
12
10
15b
37
15a
18-21
VX-
AUTO STRIPER
No.13 K-12414E-->EC , NO.44 CM-3x8-->CMF-3x6 2002.9.18 部番変更 KUT-124JA->JC,KA->KC,KD ITEM 追加 No.46 2003.8.20 Item No.41 変更, 43 削除
94.3.25 PLPBY Add,98.6.19 Item 10,27,38,44変更 2002.6.10 ITEM No.6-->k-12407B-->BB,No.25 LRE-2.3-->LRT-2,No.27 CR-256D-->G,No.45 K-12420追加
1 K-12401HC Cover
2 K-12402HD Cover
3 K-12403G Block
4 K-12405JB Slider Guide
5 K-12406B2 Finger Guide
6 K-12407BB Cutter Guide
7 K-12408C4 Finger
8 K-12409B Crank K-12409UBA
9 K-12410B Claw K-12409UBA
10 K-12411HB Slider
11 K-30612AB Cutter
12 K-12413C Yarn Catcher
13 KS64-00514BA Fixed Cutter
14 K-12415C Yarn Guide for KUT-124KC,KD
15a SPS-72JA Pin
15b SPS-72KA Pin
16 K-12418C Shaft
17 K-12419B Yarn Guide
18 K-12423HGA Rocking Bar for A FINGER
19 K-12423HFB Rocking Bar for B FINGER
20 K-12423HFC Rocking Bar for C FINGER
21 K-12423HGD Rocking Bar for D FINGER
22 GP-55 Guide Porcelain
23 GP-127AA Guide Porcelain
24 LRD-5 Locking Ring
2 5 4 1
3
4 5
1
RSYB,RSYRE
ASSY. COVER (No.1)
2006. 1.13
i = Diameter
RSYB,RSYRE
ASSY. COVER (No.2)
2007. 2. 9
3
5
4
2007.5.9 KS64-018HA追加
RSYB,RSYRE
ASSY. COVER (No.2)
2007. 2. 9
KUT-233DEi
33 35,35a 16
33a,33b
44 31
34a,34b
44a 1,1a
2,2a
38,38a
17
36,36a
34
7
7d
7a
15,15a 8,8a
45,45a,45b,45c 43,43a 16a 41
42,42a,42b 6
4,4a 6a
37
12,12a
5
5a
3,3a
37
32
41 17a
VX-**Y
STRIPER ACTUATOR UNIT (1-2)
2008. 6. 5
KUT-233DEi
KUT-233DAiSPE (Assy. Striper Actuator Cam)
ITEM PART No. DESCRIPTION REMARKS
1 K-23307BAi Halfway Cam
1a ZMS-7 Screw
2 K-23308BCi Guide Cam
2a ZMS-7 Screw
3 K-23309DAAi Cancel Cam
3a ZMS-17 Screw
4 K-23309DBAi Cancel Cam
4a ZMS-17 Screw
5 K-23310BDi Selector Cam
5a ZMS-17 Screw
6 K-23311CBi Selector Cam
6a ZMS-17 Screw
7 K-12618C Circular Plate
7a CM-6X15 Screw
7b SM-4X6 Set Screw
7c SN-67 Spring
7d WMS-25 Washer
8 K-23314BB30 Bracket
8a CM-5X10 Screw
9 K-12620Q Cutter Cam
9a ZMS-16 Screw
10 K-12621QB Forward Cam
10a SN-150 Spring
11 K-23317CAi Arrange Cam
11a ZMS-16 Screw
11b ZMS-7 Screw
12 K-23331CA30 Guard Cam
12a ZMS-39 Screw
13 K-12628C Guard Cam
13a ZMS-7 Screw
14 K-12629C Block
14a CM-4X12 Screw
14b WMS-43 Washer
15 K-23321EAi Suction Base
15a CMS-18 Screw
16 K-23323EAi Base
16a CM-5X8 Screw
17 K-23324EAi Base
17a CM-5X8 Screw
18 K-12637BA Pin
i = Diameter
VX-**Y
STRIPER ACTUATOR UNIT (2-2)
2008. 6. 5
KUT-233DEi
42
40,40a,40b,40c
11
11a
11b
39,39a,39b,39c
13a 42
13
9 10 9a 7c 7b 5 6 1 2
48
46
47
14
18
10a
14b
14a
VX-**Y
STRIPER ACTUATOR UNIT (2-2)
2008. 6. 5
KUT-233DEi
KUT-233DESC0 (Assy. Striper Actuator Parts)
ITEM PART No. DESCRIPTION REMARKS
31 ES64-010KA Assy. Actuator
32 ES64-014BA Assy. Board
33 K-23301CA Frame Base
33a CM-6X25 Screw
33b WM-6 Plain Washer
34 K-23302DB Base
34a CM-5X25 Screw
34b WMS-108A Washer
35 K-23303GB Selector Base
35a CM-5X15 Screw
36 K-23303HB Selector Base
36a CM-5X15 Screw
37 K-23304CA Cam Set Piece
38 K-23305CA Cam Set Piece
38a ZMS-7 Screw
39 K-23320A Rim Support Block
39a CM-5X25 Screw
39b WMS-108A Washer
39c SMS-28 Set Screw
40 K-23320B Rim Support Block
40a CM-5X25 Screw
40b WMS-108A Washer
40c SMS-28 Set Screw
41 K-23322DA Cam Set Piece
42 K-23326 Guide Plate
42a CM-6X30 Screw
42b SP-4X10 Straight Pin
43 K-23329AA Mark Block
43a ZMS-42 Screw
44 K-23330BA Guide Piece
44a CM-5X20 Screw
45 K-12681CA Actuator Guide Block
45a SM-5X25 Set Screw
45b NM-5 Nut
45c CM-4X18 Screw
46 EUT-5KDB Assy. Needle Protector
47 E-508PS Assy. Holder
48 CM-4X8 Screw
CM-8X25 Screw
WM-8 Plain Washer
STRIPER ACTUATOR
ASSY. ACTUATOR
2008. .6. 5
16 7 4
8 14 1 11 9 6 17
13
10
12
13
12 15
13
12
13
12
5 18 16
STRIPER ACTUATOR
ASSY. ACTUATOR
2008. 6. 5
6 3
4
1
7,8,9
2
10,11
*Y** (SK)
ASSY. BOARD
2008. 4.11
2
5
6,7
4
3
2008.3.12 ES64-006GAにRSY6B 26"追加 5.14 ES64-006EAに36"追加
1b
1
1a
2a
2b
1c
RSY,RSYB,RSY6,
RSY6B,SD3BY,PLPBY
ASSY. SENSOR
2007.12. 5
24 14 18 23 19
20
14
10
2
18
6
23
19 27 26
11 12 5
16
9
15 1
13
25
23 15
22 21
23 2 9 27 7 8 3 25
14 24 14 18 23 19
10 20
18
23 6
19
11 12 15 5 16
15 1
13
25
23 23
22 21
25
27 23 9 23 2 7 8 3
DC-2405MC (VX-DFY)
16
4
19 23 13 17 22 18
13
9
17 6
22
18 26 25
11 5 15
10
14
14 1
12
24
22
21 20
24
22 2 7 8 3
VX-
SUCTION NOZZLE UNIT(1-2) 98.9.3
DC-2405XC(RSY,WSY) DC-2405WB(3FY,SD3BY)
ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION
1 DC-2405D-1 Nozzle 1 DC-2405D-1 Nozzle
2 DC-2405E-3 Cutter Holder 2 DC-2405J-3 Cutter Holder
3 DC-2405M-4 Nozzle Plate 3 DC-2405M-4 Nozzle Plate
4 DC-2406GB Nozzle Holder DC-24B 4 DC-2406GA Nozzle Holder DC-24B
5 DC-2409GB Shim t=1.0㎜ DC-24B 5 DC-2409GB Shim t=1.0㎜ DC-24B
6 DC-2409HB Shim t=0.5㎜ DC-24B 6 DC-2409HB Shim t=0.5㎜ DC-24B
7 DC-2441BB Cutter 7 DC-2441BA Cutter
8 DC-2442B Holder 8 DC-2442B Holder
9 DC-2451B Yarn Guide 9 DC-2443 Plate
10 DC-2802C Pipe DC-28C 10 DC-2802C Pipe DC-28C
11 DC-2805A Bracket DC-28C 11 DC-2805A Bracket DC-28C
12 DC-2805B Bracket DC-28C 12 DC-2805B Bracket DC-28C
13 DC-2806C Air Pipe DC-28C 13 DC-2806C Air Pipe DC-28C
14 NM-5 Nut DC-24B 14 NM-5 Nut DC-24B
15 SH-57 Shim 15 SH-57 Shim
16 SM-3x4 Set Screw DC-24B 16 SM-3x4 Set Screw DC-24B
17 SM-5x10 Set Screw DC-24B 17 SM-5x10 Set Screw DC-24B
18 SM-5x20 Set Screw DC-24B 18 SM-5x20 Set Screw DC-24B
19 CM-3x8 Socket Bolt DC-24B 19 CM-3x8 Socket Bolt DC-24B
20 CM-5x15 Socket Bolt DC-24B 20 CM-5x15 Socket Bolt DC-24B
21 CM-5x20 Socket Bolt DC-24B 21 CM-5x20 Socket Bolt DC-24B
22 W-26 Washer DC-24B 22 W-26 Washer DC-24B
23 WM-3 Plain Washer 23 WM-3 Plain Washer
24 WMS-90 Plain Washer DC-24B 24 WMS-90 Plain Washer DC-24B
25 XMS-24 Round Head Screw 25 XMS-24 Round Head Screw
26 XMS-27 Round Head Screw 26 XMS-27 Round Head Screw
27 XMS-30 Round Head Screw 27 XMS-30 Round Head Screw
DC-2405MC(DFY) DC-2405NC(PLPY)
ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION
1 DC-2405D-1 Nozzle 1 DC-2405D-1 Nozzle
2 DC-2405GB-3 Cutter Holder 2 DC-2405J-3 Cutter Holder
3 DC-2405M-4 Nozzle Plate 3 DC-2405M-4 Nozzle Plate
4 DC-2406F Nozzle Holder DC-24B 4 DC-2406GA Nozzle Holder DC-24B
5 DC-2409GB Shim t=1㎜ DC-24B 5 DC-2409GB Shim t=1.0㎜ DC-24B
6 DC-2409HB Shim t=0.5㎜ DC-24B 6 DC-2409HB Shim t=0.5㎜ DC-24B
7 DC-2441BA Cutter 7 DC-2441BA Cutter
8 DC-2442B Holder 8 DC-2442B Holder
9 DC-2802C Pipe DC-28C 9 DC-2451B Yarn Guide
10 DC-2805A Bracket DC-28C 10 DC-2802C Pipe DC-28C
11 DC-2805B Bracket DC-28C 11 DC-2805A Bracket DC-28C
12 DC-2806C Air Pipe DC-28C 12 DC-2805B Bracket DC-28C
13 NM-5 Nut DC-24B 13 DC-2806C Air Pipe DC-28C
14 SH-57 Shim 14 NM-5 Nut DC-24B
15 SM-3x4 Set Screw DC-24B 15 SH-57 Shim
16 SM-5x10 Set Screw DC-24B 16 SM-3x4 Set Screw DC-24B
17 SM-5x20 Set Screw DC-24B 17 SM-5x10 Set Screw DC-24B
18 CM-3x8 Socket Bolt DC-24B 18 SM-5x20 Set Screw DC-24B
19 CM-5x15 Socket Bolt DC-24B 19 CM-3x8 Socket Bolt DC-24B
20 CM-5x20 Socket Bolt DC-24B 20 CM-5x15 Socket Bolt DC-24B
21 W-26 Washer DC-24B 21 CM-5x20 Socket Bolt DC-24B
22 WM-3 Plain Washer 22 W-26 Washer DC-24B
23 WMS-90 Plain Washer DC-24B 23 WM-3 Plain Washer
24 XMS-24 Round Head Screw 24 WMS-90 Plain Washer DC-24B
25 XMS-27 Round Head Screw 25 XMS-24 Round Head Screw
26 XMS-30 Round Head Screw 26 XMS-27 Round Head Screw
27 XMS-30 Round Head Screw
VX-
SUCTION NOZZLE UNIT (2-2) 95.12.8
(DC-2405WC)
13
17
12
18,22
4
11
25
22,25
25 27
14
3 2 25 8,9
23 13 17 22 18
19
7
15
21 20
VX-
SUCTION NOZZLE UNIT(2-2) 95.12.8
(DC-2405*)
DC-2405WC (VX-SEC4Y)
ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION REMARKS
1 DC-2405D-1 Nozzle
2 DC-2405J3CB Trapper
3 DC-2405J3B Cutter Holder
4 DC-2405M-4 Nozzle Plate
5 DC-2406GA Nozzle Holder DC-24B
6 DC-2409GB Shim t=1.0mm DC-24B
7 DC-2409HB Shim t=0.5mm DC-24B
8 DC-2441 Cutter
9 DC-2442B Holder
3a, 3b
4, 4a, 4b
2b
2a
2c
1
3
SK Striper
SLIDER GUIDE SET JIG
2003. 6.10
(EUT-167CM)
29 10
(EUT-167KA)
(EUT-167KB)
22
3 7
24
8
15 29
6 23
20
21
11
4 26
1
2
12
29 19 18
31
16 32
27
14
28 13 25 30
VX-*Y,(OD*-)V-SEC*Y
CONTACT RING UNIT 97.3.12
(EUT-167CM)
(EUT-167KA)
(EUT-167KB)
ITEM PART No. DESCRIPTION REMARKS
1 E-16705B Contact Ring
2 E-16706F Interval Ring
E-16706G Interval Ring
E-16706H Interval Ring
3 E-16760B Cover
4 E-16761 Ring Holder for EUT-167CM
E-16761DA Ring Holder for EUT-167KA
5 E-16762B Ring Head
6 E-16763B Bearing Holder
7 E-16764C Contact Blush Holder
8 E-16766B Carbon Blush
9 E-16767B Cover
10 E-16772A Upper Cover
11 E-16773A Wire Cover
12 E-16774B Lower Cover
13 E-16775A Plate
14 E-16776B Set Bolt
15 E-16779CR Code Set Rubber
16 90-459F Pipe
17 9
10
DC-35
5
8
AIR 13
4
6
1
7
18 SUCTION NOZZLE UNIT
(DC-2405*)
3 AIR
11
DC-21C,D
10 1 4 8
7 6
5
1 2 17 3
9
3 9
8
16
5 15
14
2
11
6
1 4 2 7
10 11
13
9 18
3 19
20
21
7 10
6 22 12
11
5 4 9
DUST CLEANER
4a
3 4
5b 4b
7 6
5 2
5a
8
SK*Y, SEC*Y
ASSY. YARN WINDING DETECTOR
2007.12.18
EUT-53KA
2 3
5
6
7
EUT-53LA
10 13 8 9 14 15 16
12
AUTO-STRIPER
FALL OUT DETECTOR UNIT 96.5.1
CENTER ROLL
RACHET ASSY. HOLDER A
CHAIN TENSIONNER
FRICTION ROLL SUPPORT (L)
DRIVING UNIT
HOOK UNIT
SENSOR
(EP-444BA)
CENTER ROLL
FRICTION ROLL HOLDER B
SUPPORT (L)
RIGHT SIDE
STAND UNIT FRAME
165-204AA
BEAM BOLT
165-220BA****
BEAM BOLT
165-220AA**** REMARKS
****= 0800 for 19"
0930 for 20"
1150 for 26"
1333 for 30"-32"
1531 for 34"-38"
2000. 2. 2 165-20BABBL→165-20BBBBL , 図示訂正,FIG追加 2006.3.27 Item No.1 削除 2009.7.10 fig変更
4
4f
3
165-20BBBBL STAND UNIT
4e
8
6
5
STAND UNIT
2
4a,4b
4d
4c
95.11.27
ACT-2,-4
ACT-2,-4
STAND UNIT
95.11.27
5 165-235AA FLANGE 1
CM-5x20 SCREW 4
SM-4x5 SET SCREW 6
SW-5 SPRING WASHER 4
WM-5 WASHER 4
7 165-237AB COVER 1
XMS-7 SCREW 2
2a 4,4b 3
6a 4a,4c
6b
1a,1b
5
1 2b
ACT-2,-4
CENTER ROLL HOLDER A 95.11.27
1b
1b 11a , 11b 1b
10
5 4 3 2 5 4 3 2
ACT-2,-4
CENTER ROLL HOLDER B 95.11.27
ACT-2:STANDARD
3 CR-331-0071 COLLAR 1
3 CR-331-0071 COLLAR 1
7 KYA-5x10C KEY 1 〃
9 WMS-11 WASHER 1 〃
10 CMS-1 SCREW 1 〃
4
8,8a
5,5a,5b
3,3b
4,4a
3a
7,7a,7b,7c,7d
3,3b
1,1a
8,8a
9,9a,9b,9c,9d
10,10a,10b
w
ACT-2,-4
DRIVING UNIT
95.11.27
7 165-219AB SHAFT 2
7a CR-432AA COLLAR 1
7b NM-10 NUT 1
7c SW-10 SPRING WASHER 1
7d NM-8 NUT 1
8 165-221JA COVER 1
8a CM-6X15 SCREW 2
10 165-265CA COVER 1
10a CM-6X15 SCREW 2
10b XMH-6X8 SCREW 2
ACT-2,-4
FRICTION ROLLER SUPPORT
95.11.27
14
15
14 13
13 3 12
3a 5a
2a
12 4
2
11
5
9
8 5b
10
1
ACT-2,-4
FRICTION ROLLER SUPPORT
95.11.27
5 165-246AB SHAFT 1
5a BBG-10x30 BALL BEARING 1
5b BBA-10x30 BALL BEARING 2
CR-380DA COLLAR 1
KYA-4x10-C KEY 2
6 165-247AD COVER 1
CM-6x10 SCREW 2
165-275AA STUD 2
7 CH-3A48 CHAIN 1
8 CH-3A54 CHAIN 1
10 165-241BB**** SHAFT 1
NM-8 NUT 1
SW-8 SPRING WASHER 1
1 1b 1a
3
2003.1.15 165-20BBFRL->BCFRL
5
98.8.7 165-20BAFRL-->165-20BBFRL
2 2a
CHAIN TENSIONER
FRICTION ROLLER SUPPORT (L) ACT-2,-4
CHAIN TENSIONER
RACHET ASSY. 95.11.27
2 165-248BA PLATE 1
2a BBA-10x26 BALL BEARING 2
CMF-6x15 SCREW 2
WMS-78 WASHER 2
CMS-28B SCREW 1
11 10
2b 2a
2c 7
2 2
6
ACT-2,-4
FRICTION ROLLER SUPPORT (R)
95.11.27
2 165-240AE LEVER 1
2a 165-276AA STUD 1
2b 165-276BA STUD 1
2c CM-10x45 SCREW 1
5 NM-8 NUT 2
SW-8 SPRING WASHER 2
6 165-266AB*** CHANNEL 1
CM-6x10 SCREW 4
8 SPL-1722CA LEVER 2
CMF-6x12 SCREW 2
10 20-236 WEIGHT 2
SM-8x15 SET SCREW 2
11 CMF-6x15 SCREW 2
2 1 3
1g 1f
1a
1i 1j 1m
1h
ACT-2,-4
ROLLER ASSY.
95.11.27
1b
1e
1a
1c
5,6
3
ACT-2,-4,-5
HOOK UNIT
95.11.27
165-20BBSTP ( HOOK UNIT )
ITEM PART No. DESCRIPTION REMARKS
1 165-251AB HOLDER
1a LRE-2.3 LOCKING RING
1b SN-379 SPRING
1c RP-6x40 STRAIGHT PIN
1e SPS-25 STRAIGHT PIN
CM-6x25 SCREW
2 165-252AB HOOK
2a CXM-5x90M SCREW
2b LRE-2.3 LOCKING RING
2c SPS-80AA STRAIGHT PIN
5 EP-15G TUB
CM-4x5 SCREW
6 ER-109AA INSULATOR
ACT-2,-3,-4
ROLLER SUPPORT ASSY. (L)
95.11.27
3b 3
5a
4
2002.9.10 ACT-3追加 2008.10.8 図面変更
2002.6.5 fig変更,ITEM No.4b,6削除
4c
3c
3a (4a)
1
ACT-2,-3,-4
ROLLER SUPPORT ASSY. (L)
95.11.27
2002.6.5 ITEM No.3b SN-426AC-->SN-454AA,ITEM No.4b,6削除
3 165-210AB ARM 1
3a BBA-15X42 BALL BEARING 1
3b SN-454AA SPRING 1
3c CMS-28 SCREW 1
4 165-211AB LEVER 1
4a BBA-15X42 BALL BEARING 1
4c CMS-28 SCREW 1
5 165-226AA NUT 2
5a CM-6X70A SCREW 1
2000. 2. 2 ITEM 3a,4a変更 2002.5.27 ITEM No.3 165-210AA-->AB , No.4 165-211AA-->AB
2002.9.10 ACT-3追加 2006.3.27 Item No.5a 変更 2008.10.8 item No.2,5a 変更
ACT-2,-3,-4
ROLLER SUPPORT ASSY. (R)
95.11.27
3 3b
5
2
5a
4 3a ,(4a)
3c
2002.6.5 fig変更,ITEM No.4b,6削除 2002.9.10 ACT-3追加
4c 1
ACT-2,-3,-4
ROLLER SUPPORT ASSY. (R)
95.11.27
3 165-210BB LEVER 1
3a BBA-15x42 BALL BEARING 1
3b SN-454AA SPRING 1
3c CMS-28 SCREW 1
4 165-211BB LEVER 1
4a BBA-15x42 BALL BEARING 1
4c CMS-28 SCREW 1
5 165-226AA NUT 2
5a CM-6x70A SCREW 2
ACT-2,-4,-5
LEVER
95.11.27
165-232CA**** ( LEVER )
1
ACT-2,-4,-5
LEVER
95.11.27
165-232CA**** (LEVER)
ITEM PART No. DESCRIPTION REMARKS
1 165-232AA-AA**** SHAFT
3 K-13250AA NOB
-RSY
Parts List
RSY
CAM HOLDER ASSEMBLY
7 2 1 9 10 11 5
12 6 14 4 3 13
16 15
19
17
18
20
22 23
21
24
25
28
27 26
RSY
CAM HOLDER ASSEMBLY
i = Diameter
R*SY*
SINKER CAP ASSEMBLY 98.5.8
41 9 10 31 1 11 2 12
25
3
4,4a
5,5a
23
24
7
14
20
13 21
8
18
19
51
40
26
39
27
36
35
37
35
25
23
24
2
12
1
10
38
33
32
30 29 28 9 3 13 7 18 8 34 31
2002.7.11 36,38"追加 2004.5.18 Item No.25 変更 6.15 Item No.25 変更 8.10 Item No.39,40 変更 2007.2.6 Item No.4a,5a 追加, 3,4,5,7,8,9,19,20,23,24,36,41 変更, 6,15,16,17,22
R*SY*
SINKER CAP ASSEMBLY
98.5.8
i = Diameter
-RSY
YARN CARRIER HOLDER
96.5.10
11 12 6 5 13 14 5
4 4
3 7 8 10 1 2
15 16 17
19 20
18
-RSY
YARN CARRIER UNIT
96.5.10
i=Diameter
RS/YN, RSY
YARN CARRIER
96.5.27
2
1
3
6
2002.12.11 ITEM No.11-14追加 2007.12.17 KUT-163XA,KS65-008BA 削除, YCM-185BA,CA 追加
Yarn carrier
YCM-160CC 30"
YCM-185BA 34"
YCM-185CA 38"
1
RS/YN, RSY
YARN CARRIER
96.5.27
85014BB1 CYLINDER NEEDLE 26" - 38" 12G - 15G ST(標準仕様) (トラッパー Trapper)
85014CB1 (シリンダー針) 12G - 15G
85018CB1 16G - 18G
85020CB1 20G - 24G
85028CB1 26G - 28G
85032CB1 30G - 32G
As at Feb 2003
2003年2 月現在
Nozzle-1
OIL MIST NOZZLE PARTS
96.5.13
O-Ring O-Ring
O-Ring O-Ring
(ANTI-FOG TYPE)
α
SM-5X5
Nozzle-2
OIL MIST NOZZLE PARTS
96.5.13
SM-3X3
l l
d
96.12.2 LU-626追加 2008.10.23 全面変更
Nozzle-4
OIL MIST NOZZLE PARTS
96.5.13
For Dial
For Dial
For Dial
For Cylinder
For Cylinder
Nozzle-5
OIL MIST NOZZLE PARTS
96.5.13
B
D
BB
Nozzle-9
OIL MIST NOZZLE PARTS
96.5.13
DC-758UCB ASSY. AIR NOZZLE for Flutter DC-758UEA ASSY. AIR NOZZLE
(JS3,DF3,FLD) (JS3)
DC-3901UAA ASSY. AIR NOZZLE DC-3901UBA ASSY. AIR NOZZLE for Flutter
(DF3.2,DF3D) (DF3.2,DF3D)
THE TOOLS PACKET INTO THE TOOL BOX OF THIS MACHINE ONLY DESCRIBE
THE PARTS NUMBER, SO WHEN ORDERING EXTRA TOOLS IN THE FUTURE,
PLEASE ORDER ACCORDING TO THE LIST.
HOWEVER, THE LIST SHOWING THE PARTS NUMBER COVER ALL THE MACHINES,
SO IT DOES NOT MEAN THAT ALL PARTS NUMBER TOOLS ARE PACKET INTO THE
TOOL BOX AND ONLY FOR TOOLS RELATED TO THE MACHINE HERE ARE
PACKED.
工具箱のリストは、部番のみしか明記されていませんので、工具のご注文の際には下記の表
を参照してください。
なお、この表は、各機種に使用されている工具をまとめて単に記載したものですので、工具箱
のリストにないものが含まれております。
TOOL
2
235mm
5mmφ
70mm
5/6"φ
200mm
4.5mm
6mm
3mm
TOOL
5
2.4mm
B: L=144mm
C: L=151.5mm
95.11.24 00-1083追加, 96.11.28 K-11101B*変更97.3.26 B7-14追加 00. 1.21 00-1083機種名追加, 表B12-B14変更 10.12 00-1146AA*** 追加, 2003.3.20 00-1143AA追加
2009.6.10 Sinker Cam Set Jig次頁へ
00-1037
PUSH TOOL
TOOL
00-1083
V-LECNYS
00-1083C Screw
6
4b 4
2a
5
2b
2
3b