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5.3 General Procedures

5.3.1 Changing the current job

The current job is the job that is used when production is started. The other job for the

selected lane is considered to be the next job. Follow the procedures below to change the

next job into the current job, however the machine must be at the main page for this

operation to be successful. If any other page is selected, then an error occurs when

performing the following procedures. The job can also be switched at the modules.

1. Double-click the factory folder from [Transmission Control] to display the target line, and

then double-click the line to display the machines in that line.

2. Double-click the machine name to display the lanes for that machine.

3. Double-click the lane for which to change the job and the current job and next job display

in a list.

4. Right-click the job name to be changed and select [Switch Recipe] from the shortcut

menu.

5. A dialog box displays with the status of the change. Click [OK] to close the dialog box.

5.3.2 Deleting a job from a machine

1. Double-click the factory folder from [Transmission Control] to display the target line, and

then double-click the line to display the machines in that line.

2. Double-click the machine name to display the lanes for that machine.

3. Double-click the lane for which to delete the job and the current job and next job display

in a list.

4. Right-click the job to be deleted and select [Delete] from the shortcut menu.

5. A dialog box displays with the status of the command. Click [OK] to close the dialog box.

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6. Editing Jobs on the Machine (MEdit)

6.1 Introduction

If panels are in a NXT machine, it is not possible to edit the job and then transmit the edited

job back to the foreground in the machine using Fuji Flexa. Instead, MEdit is used to edit

jobs that are on machines. The job data that can be edited in MEdit is “safe” to change

while there are panels in the machine. If Fuji Flexa is used to edit the job, data that can

cause problems for partially produced panels can be changed and when the job is sent to

the machine, production problems occur. For example, if a job is reoptimized, it is possible

that the feeder setup and insert order across modules will be changed. If a partially

produced panel is in the machine, parts that were previously placed might be placed again

on the panel or there may be missing parts. MEdit limits the things that can be changed to

prevent these sort of problems from happening. In addition, MEdit also provides some

specialized functions for working with the NXT such as the skip functions and the job test

function.

In addition to MEdit, VPDplus can also be used to edit vision data for parts. MDW (Mark

Data Wizard) can be used to edit mark data (refer to section 6.4 "Irregular fiducial marks

(from NXT V3.90)"). Both VPDplus and MDW can be started from MEdit.

There is one point about MEdit that should be understood. When the current job that is in

the machine is opened in MEdit, the actual data from the machine is not being accessed.

MEdit checks what job is in the machine and then opens the matching job in the global

directory.

The procedures provided in this chapter are basic procedures for MEdit. For details on

MEdit and using it, refer to the MEdit Operation Manual.