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Production Goals
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Fault Possibilities
Report Locations
A report location is a combination of an area, a production line and a test
category. In other words, a report location is a specific place in the production
facility where a certain test is conducted. The data that is collected from a test
(report location), is entered into Testnet from a terminal and then used for
generating quality reports.
In the tab Report Locations, you can create or delete report locations. You can
also create product places that link products to the report locations.
To get an overview of the modelling, you can use the tree structure, which
displays every report location and its associated linked products. Move up and
down in the structure by double clicking on the different objects.
You can choose to view the structure starting from the report locations or from
the products. Choose by clicking on in the respective radio button under the tree
structure, and click on [Build].
If you select an object in the structure the information is automatically transferred
to the text fields to the left.
When you click on [Build], the structure will be displayed according to the
search criteria in the text fields.
You can always empty the fields by clicking on [Clear].
You can also block a product place from input by clicking on the
[Activate/deactivate] button.
Product place
A product place is a term that combines an area, a production line, a test category
and a product. This is the same as combining a report location and a product.
Product places are created in order to separate test information that applies to a
specific product when several products have passed through the same test. The
administrator determines which products can be reported on at a specific report
location. This simplifies reporting for the operator, who has a limited number of
products to choose from for each report location.
This is how to activate the Report Locations tab:
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Click on Modelling in the main menu
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