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5.1.3 User Access Level

Via a pull-down menu in the FCM Multiflex controller main screen, you can access

the MIS

functions; see SCREEN 5-1.

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SCREEN 5-1 MIS pull-down menu

There are two user access levels. If you are logged in as Operator, you have only

access to the process-related MIS functions.

Logged in as Supervisor, all MIS functions will be accessible.

5.1.4 Help Function

When using a MIS function, you can get help at any moment by pressing the help

key,

<F1>. This will result in a context-sensitive help screen with information that

may solve your question. Press the <Esc> key to leave the help screen.

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SCREEN 5-2 Help text screen example

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5.2 MIS Periods and Data Collection

5.2.1 MIS Period Creation

During production, MIS data are collected from the various FCM Multiflex system

parts to be monitored on request later. These MIS data are gathered in so-called

MIS periods. A MIS period is started/ended in one of two ways:

■ When a production order is entered/deleted;

■ On command from the supervisor.

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FIGURE 5-2 Relation between order entry/deletion and MIS period existence

5.2.2 MIS Period Naming

When viewing old MIS periods, the MIS period’s name is important in order to be

able to select the right one. A MIS period name is automatically created on entering

a production order, and it consists of Date + Order name (given in the order

entry).

If two orders are started on the same day with the same name, the character “a” is

automatically appended to the MIS period name to distinguish between these two.

5.2.3 MIS Data Collection and Writing Actions

5.2.3.1 Data Collection

MIS data is collected from different parts of the FCM Multiflex. Some of these FCM

Multiflex parts write data immediately into the MIS database, whereas some other

parts do only on a MIS data collection command. As a consequence of this, the

MIS database of a running order may be inconsistent at sometime. So, when you

want to create a report that is surely based upon consistent data at any moment, a

(manual) MIS

new order A entered new MIS period A starts

order A deleted MIS period A ends

new order B entered new MIS period B starts

order B deleted MIS period B ends

new order C entered new MIS period C starts

order C deleted MIS period C ends

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data collection command should be given first. During production, an automatic

MIS data collection commands are given by the FCM Multiflex system periodically.

This is noticeable as the FCM Multiflex will pause for approximately 10 seconds 1 at

that time.

For FCM Multiflex systems without SECS-II option installed, automatic MIS data

collection commands are given every hour (on the hour).

For FCM Multiflex systems with SECS-II option installed, automatic MIS data

collection commands are given after a set period has been expired. Default

period setting is 1 hour; a value can be set between 1 hour and 10 seconds.

5.2.3.2 Writing Actions

As long as an order has not been deleted, the MIS period of that order will be

updated any time this order is started. See FIGURE 5-3

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FIGURE 5-3 MIS data being written in the same MIS period during different production runs

1. Depends on the number of installed placement

modules.

new order A entered order A deleted

MIS period A

started

stopped

MIS data being written MIS data being written

MIS d..

running order A running order A running

order A