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Production Order Manager
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4.2.7.4
4.2.7.4 Dialog - Search
Dialog - Search
Call using:
► Production Order Manager => Search.
Or
► Monitoring => Search.
Enter one more more of the search terms which you want to use. You can use the characters * and ? as
wildcards to find similar terms.
All matching entries will be highlighted in the jobs view or the timeline. If necessary, the view will be
moved accordingly in the timeline.
4.2.7.5
4.2.7.5 Dialog - Import selected recipes
Dialog - Import selected recipes
Call using:
► Production Order Manager => Import Recipes.
Individual recipes or recipe groups can be imported . This is helpful if you want to import individual rec
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ipes in jobs which contain a lot of recipes.
Element Description
ID Searches in the ID column for the required number.
Setup Searches in the setups for the search term.
Recipe Searches in the recipes for the search term.
Board Searches in the boards for the search term.
NOTICE
The main window stays opened.
You can continue working in the main window while the Search dialog is opened.
Filters Description
Recipe Limits the number of displayed recipes. Enter the relevant term. You can use the
characters * and ? as wildcards to find similar terms.
Ignore path Hides the path in the list of Available Recipes.
Apply Filter The pre-defined filter settings are applied.
Element Description
Available Recipes Displays all recipes for the selected job. The display is reduced depending on the
filter setting.
Mark the required recipes and add these to the list Selected Recipes using the >
and >> buttons.
Selected Recipes: Shows the recipes which have been selected for the import. All recipes in the list
are imported.
You can exclude recipes from the import and move them to the list of Available
Recipes using the < and << buttons.
Import Starts importing the recipes which were added to the list Selected Recipes.
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4.3
4.3 Monitoring
Monitoring
4.3.1
4.3.1 Starting Monitoring
Starting Monitoring
► Start ASM Studio.
⇨ ASM Studio will open with the modules installed.
► Start the Monitoring module.
⇨ The Monitoring module is opened.
See also "4.3.2 Overview - Monitoring" [ ➙ 182].
4.3.2
4.3.2 Overview - Monitoring
Overview - Monitoring
Overview of user interface - monitoring
Toolbar (1)
Function Description
Search
Opens the "4.2.7.4 Dialog - Search" [ ➙ 181] dialog box. This enables you to
search for items in the timeline.
Now
Shows the part of the timeline with the current date and time.
Day
Shows the part of the timeline for a whole day.
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Timeline and Gantt diagram (2)
Placement of the recipe on the line, setup preparation and the material picking (5) with their time depend
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encies and connections will be shown as tasks/progress bars in the form of a Gantt diagram on the time
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line.
Tasks/Timeline Progress Bars (3)
The respective tasks/progress bars are color-coded in the Gantt diagram and show the relevant status.
In line (6), you see the colors and their descriptions. The following table shows the standard setting of
these colors; you can adapt the colors to your needs in Production Order Manager Configurations.
3 days
Shows the part of the timeline for three days.
Week
Shows the part of the timeline for seven days.
Month
Shows the part of the timeline for one month.
Zooms in on the the timeline. Keep the mouse button pressed until you reach
the size you want.
Zooms out of the timeline. Keep the mouse button pressed until you reach the
size you want.
Color Description
Blue The task scheduling status is "on schedule".
Blue/Yellow
(For constant tables)
Orange The task start has been delayed. The start time has already passed, the end
time is still in the future and could still be achieved.
Orange/Yellow
(For constant tables)
Red The task end has been delayed. The end time has already passed and can no
longer be achieved.
Red/Yellow
(For constant tables)
Gray/blue
Gray/orange
Gray/red
The relevant task status is "in progress". The warehouse is already processing
the picking order etc.
Gray means completed and the second color represents the status (on sched
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ule or with start/end delayed).
Gray The task has been fully completed.
Function Description