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SIPLACE Feeder Ma nager 3.3 (R18 -1) / Getting S tarted 08/2018 Edition 64 7.3 New Feeder Ty pe I mport vie w Starting from Feeder Manager 3.0, th is function is m oved to the Settings dia log. Access from the main m enu…
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Block feeder when cycle overdue
Allows the user to define, that a feeder shall be marked as blocked, when the overdue value is
exceeded. If this field is unchecked, the status of the feeder remains Available even after the
feeder is overdue for maintenance and the feeder can still be used.
Maintenance due cycles
Allows the user to define/modify the number of cycle counts before a feeder of this particular
feeder type is due for servicing.
Maintenance overdue cycles
Allows the user to define/modify the number of cycle counts before a feeder of this particular
feeder type is overdue for servicing. The recommended range for the cycle-based
maintenance plan is displayed.
Percentage to alert user prior maintenance due
Allows the user to define/modify a cycle count percentage that remains before a feeder of this
particular feeder type is due for servicing. When the defined percentage is reached, the user
will be alerted by the system.
7.2.3.4 Buttons
Save
Click on this button to save the changes to the maintenance plan.
Refresh
Click on this button to refresh the display of the maintenance plan.
Delete
Click on this button to delete the feeder type selected.
Note: System Default types cannot be deleted.
Note: Starting from Feeder Manager 3.0, there is no individual maintenance plan per each
feeder. i.e. feeder maintenance plan is updated on feeder type. Individual editing of feeder
maintenance plan is no longer possible.
Any change of feeder maintenance plan won’t take immediate effect. Instead, it only takes
effect when the feeders of the corresponding type are “maintained”, i.e. completed with the
Feeder Maintenance workflow.
It is still possible to continue to use the feeder are it becomes due or overdue for maintenance,
by clicking on the “Extend” button.
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7.3 New Feeder Type Import view
Starting from Feeder Manager 3.0, this function is moved to the Settings dialog. Access from
the main menu via Settings New Feeder Type Import.
Click on New Feeder Type Import.
The New Feeder Type Import view is displayed as follows.
Figure 7-4: New Feeder Type Import view
Select the xml file to import the new feeder type and click OK.
A table will display the properties of the new feeder type to be imported.
Figure 7-5: Import Feeder Type – Feeder Type Details Table
Click Save to add the new feeder type.
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7.3.1 Description of the fields
Path to the feeder type(.xml)
Allows the user to enter the path to the xml file used for feeder type import.
Name
Allows the user to view the feeder type name.
Abbreviation
Allows the user to view the abbreviated name for the feeder type.
Division
Allows the user to view the number of divisions on which the components are transported.
Category
Allows the user to view the feeder type category, whether it is an S- or X-feeder.
Track count
Allows the user to view the number of tracks that are occupied on the table (depends on the
feeder width).
Feeder Type Code
Allows the user to view the feeder type code.
Feeder Type Sub Code
Allows the user to view the second feeder type code.
Part Number
Allows the user to view the part numbers for the feeder type.
ID Format
Allows the user to view the feeder id format for this feeder type.
Date to Due
Maintenance due days. Allows the user to view the number of days before a feeder of this
particular feeder type is due for servicing.
Date to Overdue
Maintenance overdue days. Allows the user to view the number of days before a feeder of this
particular feeder type is overdue for servicing.