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15 Example of Use
In the following tables some typical use cases in the factory are described.
15.1 Asset management
Questions
Answers
Target/Benefit
How many feeders are there
altogether?
How many feeders per type?
Sufficient feeders of each type
available for the new setup?
Organization Tree (only
number of feeders)
Feeder Summary Report
(number of feeders and
type)
Overview of the total
feeder amount
Inventory control
Setup planning
Smooth setup
preparation
Where are the feeders at the
moment (e.g. to count them for
inventory)?
Organization Tree (Location
Areas)
Feeder Summary Grouped
By Feeder Location
Ensure asset availability
How many feeders are
needed?
Are there to many?
Can the number of feeders be
reduced (e.g. buy less feeders
the next time)?
Feeder Summary Report
(search for Feeder Status:
All)
Feeder Status: Available
Feeder surplus
More accurate
investment planning
Minimize feeder assets
How old are the feeders?
Feeder Details, Registration
date
Accurate budget
planning
Which feeders belong to the
production area A, which to
area B?
Where are they at the
moment?
Organization Tree
Feeder Summary Grouped
By Location
Feeder property
Clear property for big
factories with separate
production areas
Figure 15-1: Example of Use - Asset management
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15.2 Inspection and maintenance
Questions
Answers
Target/Benefit
Which feeders need to be
maintained?
Alert List
Organize Preventive
Maintenance (PM) of
feeders
Reduce machine downtime
Reduce component
wastage
Where are the feeders that
have to be maintained?
Feeder Summary Report,
(Maintenance Status: All)
Grouped By Location
Organize personnel
resources of feeders
(PM)
Can this feeder be used in the
new setup or is maintenance
due/overdue?
Alert List
Flexible maintenance
planning
Adaptation of PM
schedule to individual
customer workflows
Minimize impact of PM
on productivity
Are there less feeder repairs if
the feeders get maintained
preventively?
Available Feeders Over
Time Monthly Report
Analysis of impact of
PM on feeder lifetime,
feeder defects
Success control
Figure 15-2: Example of Use - Inspection and maintenance
Questions
Answers
Target/Benefit
What is the purpose of X-Feeder
ID Association?
For X-Feeders, no scanning
is required when it is being
in used online (COT in
machine or docking station
that has EDIF connection).
However, when the Feeder
is being used in offline area
(this generally means no
EDIF communication
connection), user can
quickly scan the Feeder
The Feeder ID association is
primary design for old
X-Feeder where the 2D
SIPLACE Barcode on the
side of Feeder does not
contain any Feeder ID
information. It only contains
Part Number and Serial
Number.
Feeder Manager than link the
Feeder ID (read from the
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Barcode to trigger certain
action instead of manually
keying in the Feeder ID. And
below are some of the
example of such cases:
a. Assigning a Feeder to a
Storage Shelf (no EDIF
communication
connection)
b. Marking a Feeder
Defective
c. Call out the particular
Feeder Data in FM Client
(using a USB wired
barcode scanner)
EDIF connection) and Part
Number + Serial Number as
1 set of information. Such
that when user scan the
SIPLACE barcode, it know
which Feeder ID is being call
out from the FM DB.
For X-Feeder, Feeder
Manager is using the Feeder
ID as a unique feeder
identification such that user
do not need to print out
additional barcode. And this
Feeder ID is also use to
identified each feeders when
communicate via EDIF so no
manual scanning is required.
Could I use the X-Feeder ID
Association if I have swap
control board between feeders?
No, X-Feeder ID Association
is never being design to
cover such a requirement.
The reason for not supporting
such requirement is that each
control board contain all the
mechanical setting and
adjustment information of
each individual feeder.
Therefore, it is forbidden to
change the control board
between the feeders. The
accuracy of the feeders will
be affected when such an
action is being carried out.
Figure 15-3 X-Feeder ID Association