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4.2.3
4.2.3 View - Scheduling
View - Scheduling
► Go to the View toolbar and select the Scheduling icon.
⇨ The view switches over to Scheduling.
You can define the starting times and the order of production for the individual jobs in the Scheduling
view.
► For a description of the functions for View, SIPLACE Pro, Filter and Options in the toolbar, refer to
"4.2.2 Overview - Production Order Manager" [ ➙ 174].
The following actions are possible:
Defining the order
► Select one or more jobs and drag and drop these up or down in the table.
The selected jobs will be inserted at their new position and will be assigned the modified start and end
times. The times of the following jobs will also be adjusted.
The production order is worked through from top to bottom.
Function Description
Planned Start Time Defines the starting time for the selected job. Confirm your choice with the En
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ter button.
The "4.2.7.1 Dialog - Compress" [ ➙ 180] dialog will open.
Compressing eliminates time gaps between the jobs. The approved jobs in the
timeline are collected together so that no additional pauses exist.
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4.2.4 View - Approval
View - Approval
Purpose
The approval defines the "time horizon" for the material reuse. Only approved setups are taken into ac
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count. It is therefore important to make sure that there are always enough setups approved, so that ma
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terial reuse can take place. It may also be advisable to hold back setup approvals. For example, if you
already have a high level of material reuse and additional approvals would lead to a scarcity of feeder
capacity and/or space on the AFP hardware (feeder rack or docking station).
Communication with the systems involved i.e. stock picking and configuration only takes place once ap
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proval has been given.
As soon as stock picking or configuration has started, changes to the jobs and setups involved are re
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stricted.
► Go to the View toolbar and select the Approval icon.
⇨ Switches over to the Approval view.
In the Approval view you can approve the scheduled jobs for production.
► For a description of the functions for View, SIPLACE Pro, Filter and Options in the toolbar, refer to
"4.2.2 Overview - Production Order Manager" [ ➙ 174].
The following additional Filters are available:
The following actions are possible:
Filters Description
Hide Approved Orders If jobs have been approved, these will be hidden in the Jobs view. This makes
it easier for you to see which jobs have not yet been approved.
Function Description
Approves one or more jobs for production. Observe the notifications in the no
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tifications window.
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4.2.5 View - Edit
View - Edit
► Go to the View toolbar and select the Editing icon.
⇨ Switches over to the Edit view.
You can edit jobs in the Edit view.
► For a description of the functions for View, SIPLACE Pro, Filter and Options in the toolbar, refer to
"4.2.2 Overview - Production Order Manager" [ ➙ 174].
The following additional Filters are available:
The following actions are possible:
4.2.6
4.2.6 Import Job - SIPLACE Pro
Import Job - SIPLACE Pro
The existing SIPLACE Pro jobs will be shown in this tree structure. Depending on the filter settings, you
will either see all jobs present in SIPLACE Pro or only those jobs for certain lines. See also "4.2.7.2 Di
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alog - Line Filter Options" [ ➙ 180].
The jobs selected in the tree structure can be imported via the function Import Jobs. A production
job will be created with a job number (ID). These production jobs will be shown in the job list.
If jobs have already been imported, a message will be shown with these imported jobs. These job/reci
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pes can then be ignored during the import procedure.
You can drag and drop the selected jobs into the the job list. This enables you to insert the new jobs
between the existing ones.
Filters Description
Show history Also shows the jobs which have already been done or canceled.
Action Description
Lot size Enables you to change the size of a batch. This change to the batch size also
changes the material requirements and and production duration of the job. The
end time for the job is adjusted accordingly.
Mark the required production job and enter the new value. Confirm with the En
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ter button.
Comments Enables you to add a text to a production job. Mark the required production job
and enter the text here. Confirm with the Enter button.
The text will be shown in the Remark column.
Lane In a production line with two conveyor tracks, you can select here if a produc
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tion job is to be produced either on the left track or on the right track or simul
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taneously on both tracks.
Recall
Jobs which have already been approved will be reset. In order for approved
jobs to be edited or deleted, you need to reset them with this function.
Delete
Deletes a selected job from the list. Only those jobs can be deleted which have
not yet been started or which have already been completed.