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Statistical Process Control Use the SPC function Go to the main menu and select [Log][Activat e][SPC log] . What is SPC ( S tatistical P rocess C ontrol)? Statistical process control uses statistical methods to monitor a…
Datalog
The Datalog keeps a record of set point measured values and output values, and is periodically recorded
.
The
record is stored on the hard disk and cannot be erased within the Oven Control Program. When the space
allocated for the datalog files is full, the oldest entries are discarded. Viewing and/or printing the Datalog is
achieved by selecting
Log
, then
View,
then
Datalog
, to display the
Datalog Dialogue Box:
PRINT
will send ALL the data in the DATALOG files to a connected printer, or to disk by selecting Print to file in
the Print Dialog Box. (See Printing in Table of Contents) The print-out range is NOT selectable)
DATALOG ENTRY DESCRIPTIONS
At the Main Pull-Down Menu, select:
Log
,
View
,
Data
Log, File
, and
Select
Parameters
to display this Dialogue
Box.
The Datalogger records ALL events listed in this Dialogue Box, however, which ones are displayed for viewing is
selectable by ‘clicking’ the small white boxes to display the check-marks
The columns can be stretched to display information as
desired
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Statistical Process Control
Use the SPC function
Go to the main menu and select
[Log][Activate][SPC log]
.
What is SPC (
S
tatistical
P
rocess
C
ontrol)?
Statistical process control uses statistical methods to monitor and control a process. Those methods can be
control charts and capability analysis. SPC will inform users on the state of statistical control so that they can act
on the machine's behavior in order to keep the machine within so called
control limits
. The statistical data can
also be used to optimize the machine's performance.
What part of SPC will be used by the XPM software?
With the XPM software you can activate data logging where the data is stored in a way that is conform the SPC
specification. This means that as a user you have two settings:
Sub group size
- the number of samples that will be taken per sample event.The time between samples is fixed
30 seconds.
Interval time
- the time between to sample events.
To start logging you have to check the
Start SPC Logger checkbox
. The file that will be generated will have a
header line where all the parameters are named. Every sample will be added to the file. The number of samples in
a file is fixed to 100. If 100 records are reached, the FIFO principle will apply, that means that the earliest entry will
be deleted and the latest sample will be added.
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Oven profiling
Use the profiler(s)
From software version 07.00 on, the XPM software has built-in support to connect to 3-rd party software
packages.
Currently, the thermal profiling software of ECD and KIC have a communication compatibility with the XPM
software. Thermal profiling software in general gives you a powerful tool to setup and optimize your product
profiles. Both the KIC and ECD products can also predict product profiles using their profilers. With the XPM
communication compatiblity the predicted product profile will automatically be changed in the oven .
Go to the main menu and select
[Profile]
.
A submenu will appear with the following choices:
Use theVitronics-Soltec profiler This is the built-in XPM profiler
Use the ECD profiler
Use the KIC profiler
PROFILING OPTIONS - KIC, ECD, & VITRONICS-SOLTEC PROGRAM
The Vitronics Soltec Oven Control Program ver 7.0 is delivered with the software necessary to operate three
different Profiling methods within the Program.
Those methods are:
1: Vitronics Soltec Program Profiler
2: ECD (Electronic Controls Design M.O.L.E.® )
3: KIC (KIC 2000 Thermal Profler ® )
Select
PROFILER
from the Pull-down Menu,
IMPORTANT
The provided software of ECD and KIC have only limited functionallity without their profiling hardware
available.
Each method requires specific hardware NOT supplied with the Vitronics Soltec oven.
And choose a profiler to run the
VITRONICS SOLTEC
,
ECD or KIC Profiler
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