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SIPLACE Feeder Ma nager 3.3 (R18 -1) / Getting S tarted 08/2018 Edition 147 15.3 Rep air Questions Answers Target/Benefit W hich feeders are defective? W here are they located? Alert List Feeder Maintenance Def ect Repor…
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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
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15.3 Repair
Questions
Answers
Target/Benefit
Which feeders are defective?
Where are they located?
Alert List
Feeder Maintenance Defect
Report
Feeder Summary Report
Grouped By Location
Ensure that defective
feeders are separated
from good feeders
Avoid double work and
downtime
What error indication is
displayed for the feeder (what
can the operator find out)
Alert List
FM Line Console
Station computer (SIPLACE
OIB Display Service)
Orange = Due
Red = Overdue/Defective
Communicate defect
symptom
Faster defect analysis
Better repair results
What caused the error?
Last maintenance date for the
feeder?
What was the last error
indication for the feeder?
What part was last repaired?
Feeder Details
Feeder Maintenance Details
Feeder Defect History
Analyze defect (with help
of history)
Easier analysis of error
symptom
Try another repair
method
What is the defective percentage
of the feeders annually?
For how long are the feeders at
an average in the repair area?
Feeder Maintenance Defect
Summary Report
Planning of repair
resources
Planning amount of spare
feeders
Which feeders (individuals,
types) are extremely often in the
repair area?
Feeder Maintenance Defect
Report
Identify feeders with
repeatable defects
Sort these feeders out in
order to improve line
uptime
Send these feeders for
external repair or scrap
them
Which feeder spare parts are
exchanged and how often?
Feeder Maintenance Defect
Report
Plan spare parts stock
Reduce repair time by
good spares availability
Which feeders were sent for
external repair / 1:1 exchange?
Feeder Exchange Summary
Report
Control feeder inventory
including externally sent
feeders
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How long does this procedure
last?
No asset losses
What is the purpose of Feeder
Exchanged Workflow?
The Feeder Exchanged
workflow is being design to
cover the situation whereby
there is a 1 to 1 physical
feeder exchange/replaced
when sending in to repair.
The aim of this function is to
allow user the ability to track
the life span and history of
each individual feeder.
User would know which one
is the replacement feeder,
when it is being replaced
and how long it is being in
used.
Figure 15-4: Example of Use Repair