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Description of the buttons
Refresh
Click on this button to refresh the Feeder Details – Add New view.
Feeder Operations
When a feeder is registered and selected in the Location Tree, following buttons will be
shown in the Feeder Operation menu, for user to perform the corresponding actions:
Figure 5-3: Feeder Operations
Action type
Description
Scrap Feeder
Once a feeder is scrapped, no changes can be made to the feeder details.
Activate Feeder
Upon activation of a scrapped feeder, the feeder details can be modified
again (allowed fields only) and the feeder status is set to the previous
status before scrapping.
Exchange
Feeder
The feeder to replace the old feeder should be of the same feeder type
and the feeder status should be Available. When the feeder status is In
Use, this option is disabled.
Mark Feeder as
Defective
A defective comment has to be entered in a dialog box. Once a feeder
has been marked as Defective, the feeder status is set to Blocked and the
maintenance status to Defective.
Feeder
Maintenance
Workflow
A maintenance comment and the cause have to be entered in a dialog
box. Upon marking the maintenance as complete, the maintenance date
values are reset based on the maintenance plan. The feeder status is set
to Available and the maintenance status to Normal. The Feeder Defect
History table is updated accordingly.
Feeder Repair
Workflow
Entry point for the Repair workflow of a feeder. You can enter repair and
part change information from this workflow. You also have an option to
also complete the Maintenance workflow from here.
Delete Feeder
The feeder will be deleted.
A feeder must be scrapped first before being deleted. Otherwise you will
see the red information highlighting the reason of this function being
disabled.
Figure 5-4 Feeder Actions
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Save
Click on this button to save the feeder details for the feeder.
Print Barcode to label
Click on this button to print a barcode label for any feeder through a label printer.
Print Barcode to A4
Click on this button to print a barcode label for any feeder to an A4 paper through normal
printer.
5.1.2 Modifying feeder details
The maintenance plan for the feeder is selected based on the feeder type. Maintenance
status is set to Normal and Feeder status is set to Available, except for the case when the
feeder is assigned to Offline/Production Area. Then the Feeder status is set to In Use.
The following feeder details can be modified afterwards.
Feeder serial number
Feeder type: can only be modified as long as the feeder type = Unknown Feeder Type. Once
the feeder type is set to a known feeder type, it cannot be modified anymore.
Feeder location
Feeder provider
Feeder description
Warranty Start Date
Warranty Expiry Date
When you open the newly registered feeder, you will also see three more new tabs added to
the feeder details except the extended Feeder Console. The three new tabs are: Feeder
Maintenance Status, Feeder Location Assignment History and Feeder Service History.
Figure 5-5 Different tabs of Feeder details
The meanings of these tabs are described below.
5.1.3 Feeder Maintenance Status tab
The maintenance plans are preset from the system and are based on the feeder type. There
are two types of maintenance plans for each feeder type: Date Based Maintenance and Cycle
Based Maintenance.
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Note: starting from Feeder Manager 3.0, the maintenance plans of all the feeders are
managed under the feeder types they belong to. In other words, feeder maintenance plan can
only be modified based on feeder types.
Modification of maintenance plan by each individual feeder is no longer supported.
Figure 5-6: Feeder Maintenance Status tab
Note: in the Feeder Maintenance Status of feeder detail, following fields are visible for viewing
information only and cannot be edited. For maintenance plan editing, please see chapter 7,
Feeder Type centric functions, section 7.2.3, Editing the maintenance plan.
5.1.3.1 Date Based Maintenance:
The monitoring is based on the values specified in the Days to next due and Days to next
overdue fields, starting from the feeder's creation date or the last service date.
Enable date based maintenance
If this option shown to be checked, the feeder will be monitored under the date-based
maintenance plan.
Due date
The date this feeder shall become due for servicing, which is based on the maintenance plan
of the particular type this feeder belongs to.
Overdue date
The date this feeder shall become overdue for servicing, which is based on the maintenance
plan of the particular type this feeder belongs to.