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Downloading an Integrated Stitch Pattern

An integrated stitch pattern is one which has been positioned on a garment piece, either by

dragging the outline of the garment piece over the stitch pattern in Stitch Designer, or by

dragging the stitch pattern over the garment piece in Original Pattern Drafting. The filename and

position of a stitch pattern may be stored independently for each piece in a shape file.

Whichever way a garment piece is integrated with a stitch pattern, it is unlikely that row 1 of the

garment piece will end up coinciding with row 1 of the repeating stitch pattern unit as shown on

the Stitch Designer screen. It is also unlikely that the centre stitch of the garment piece will

coincide with the centre stitch of the repeating pattern unit, though the interactive knitting

instructions include centring each garment piece on the needle bed. DesignaKnit manages this

situation by automatically shuffling the pattern vertically and horizontally by the required number

of rows and stitches before downloading it. The end result is that the knitted piece exactly

matches the display of the integrated piece on the Stitch Designer or Original Pattern Drafting

screen.

In Stitch Designer, when Transfer / Integrated Download is selected, a garment piece is first

chosen. The stitch pattern that has been integrated with that piece is then downloaded to the

knitting machine or CB-1 memory, correctly positioned at the centre of the needle bed.

Even if the same stitch pattern has been integrated with more than one garment piece, the

positioning of the pattern on each piece is likely to vary, so the automatic shuffling of the pattern

will be different, and a separate download is required for each piece.

The garment shaping cannot be transferred to the console memory: only the stitch pattern can.

The process is as follows.

1. In Stitch Designer, open the shape file that has been integrated and select Transfer /

Integrated Download.

2. At the list of knitting machines, make sure that the required knitting machine is

highlighted and click OK.

3. The Integrate window opens. In the left column, select the required garment piece(s). For

the KH965i and KH970, only one piece may be selected, but for other models multiple

pieces may be selected. The filename of the stitch pattern that has been integrated with

the selected piece(s) should be shown in the middle column. For machines other than

the KH965i and KH970, note the 900 series pattern number that has been assigned to

each integrated garment piece, starting at 901. These numbers will be required later.

Click OK.

4. Connect the cable link's 8-way connector to the FB100 connector on the knitting machine

or CB-1. Ensure the USB connector is attached to the computer USB port.

5. Click the Download button in the next dialogue and follow the on-screen instructions.

6. For the CB-1 use the Load data from disk icon.

7. A bar indicates the progress of the download.

Large patterns

Different knitting machines have different memory sizes. The memory space required for a given

pattern is roughly proportional to the total number of stitches.

When downloading to the KH965i or KH970 machines, patterns are downloaded singly, but for

other machines a batch of patterns is downloaded. For a given pattern or batch of patterns