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QD004-18 3. Job Builder NXT Programming Manual 75 11. Click [Next] and the optimiza tion process begins. The curren t status of the optimization process displays in a message box. When the optimization processi ng is com…
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Note: If the value is left at 0, then the optimizer will considers there to be no limit to the number of
heads for that type. If a head type is not available, then clear the check box for the head
type.
12.The current configuration for the machines is displayed. Click [Next] to start the line
balance/optimization process.
13.The line optimization process is started and the results are displayed. In the first stage
of optimization/line balancing, the optimizer loads and parts are assigned to the various
modules. At this do not normally cancel the optimization as the assignment of the parts
is not complete and there many be unassigned parts. When the text "Optimization will
continue until cancelled", then the process can be cancelled with no problems other than
optimization has not fully been completed. Optimization continues until the optimizer
decides on the best scenario.
14.Click [Save] to save the result of the optimization back to the job. If this step is not
performed, then none of the results of the optimization are reflected in the job.
15.After saving the results, then click [Cancel] to close the wizard.
3.6.3 Dual job optimizing
In order to perform dual job optimization, it is necessary to have the optional software, NXT
Dual Production Optimizer, installed on the computer.
1. Ensure that both jobs for which optimization is to be performed are complete in the terms
that they can be used to produce panels.
2. Click the [Start] button, point to [Programs] > [Fuji Flexa] and then click [NXT Dual
Production Optimizer]. The first step of the wizard displays.
3. Specify whether optimization to to be performed between two different jobs or for both
panel sides for one job by selecting the appropriate option.
4. After selecting the desired job option, click the button with the three periods to the right
of the job text box for lane 1. A dialog box displays the available jobs.
5. Select the desired job to be produced using lane 1 and click [OK]. The name of the job
then displays in the job text box.
Note: If an error occurs about not being able to open the job, ensure that the job is not currently
opened. Opened jobs cannot be selected.
6. Specify the panel side for the selected job by using the drop-down list to the left of the
button.
7. If two separate jobs are to be optimized, then repeat steps 4 to 6 for Lane 2.
8. Click [Next].
9. Select the machine to be optimized.
10.Select any desired optimization options and clear any unwanted options.
Setting Description
Optimizes only the
designated module
When [Reallocate Feeders] is not selected, this setting is
enabled. When selected, only optimization for the modules
selected from the list below this setting is performed.
When this is not selected, optimization for all modules is
performed.
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11.Click [Next] and the optimization process begins. The current status of the optimization
process displays in a message box. When the optimization processing is completed,
the final step of the wizard displays with the cycle time for each module.
12.To view a text file with a breakdown of the cycle times, click [Report]. To save the
optimization processing back to the jobs, click [Save]. When [Save] is clicked, the
results are saved. If the optimization results are not to be used, proceed to the next step
without clicking [Save].
13.Click [Cancel] and the wizard is closed.
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3.7 Generating Reports
With the NXT, it is not necessary to generate recipes in order to transmit the job to the
machine. Reports are only generated during the recipe generation process. Therefore, in
order to view reports, it is necessary to generate recipes. If data in the job has been
changed that needs to be reflected in a report, then recipes need to be regenerated for the
change to be reflected (e.g., feeder position has been moved, part has been added).
3.7.1 Manually generating reports
1. Select [Generate Recipes/Reports] from the [Tools] menu to display the [Select
Machine] dialog box.
2. Select the NXT machine, and click [OK] to generate recipes.
3. Click [Yes] in the message to confirm that recipes for the selected machines are to be
generated.
4. The [Generate Recipes/Reports] dialog box displays. In this dialog box, the status of
the recipe generation process displays along with any errors. If any errors occur, click
[Error Details] to display further details. Click [Close] when all of the recipes have been
generated.
Note: Reports for the selected machines are automatically generated when recipes are
generated. To display the available reports, double-click [Report] found in the page for the
[Top] or [Bottom] tab.
3.7.2 Automatically generating reports when the job is saved
When this option is used, reports and recipes for all machines are automatically generated
every time the job is saved. This does increase the amount of time it takes to save a job.
1. Select [Options] from the [Tools] menu and the [Options] dialog box displays.
2. Select the [Recipe Creation] tab.
3. To generate recipes and reports every time a job is saved, select the check box for
[Generate recipes on save] and click [OK]
Note: To display the available reports, double-click [Report] found in the page for the [Top] or
[Bottom] tab.
To stop Fuji Flexa from generating recipes and reports every time a job is saved, perform
the above procedures, but clear the check box for [Generate recipes on save].