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How to Configure a Multi Line Job Forming Inclusive Groups (Optio nal) 4.4.2 Dialog Box: Put Into Separate Inclusive Groups 130 SIPLACE SiCluster Multiline SIPLACE SiCluster Multiline Same job rules (inclusive groups) in…

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How to Configure a Multi Line Job
4.4.1 Example of Inclusive Groups Forming Inclusive Groups (Optional)
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4.4.1
4.4.1 Example of Inclusive Groups
Example of Inclusive Groups
The two top boards and the the two bottom boards are marked in the table and each are gathered to
form an inclusive group, with the icon (1).
Example: inclusive groups of boards
There are two inclusive groups with the name [1] and with the name [2]. The other process requirements
are generated automatically.
In the Inclusive Groups column, the two top boards are marked with the group name [1].
In the Inclusive Groups column, the two bottom boards are marked with the group name [2].
In the Other Process Requirements column, the group name 1 is also entered as an attribute for the
two top boards. A stands for an already existing process requirement which was, however, not de-
fined as a line process.
In the Other Process Requirements column, the group name 2 is also entered as an attribute for the
two top boards. B stands for an already existing process requirement which was, however, not de-
fined as a line process.
These entries are used to create a rule which you can view and edit in the Rule Editor.
How to Configure a Multi Line Job
Forming Inclusive Groups (Optional) 4.4.2 Dialog Box: Put Into Separate Inclusive Groups
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Same job rules (inclusive groups) in the Rule Editor
Go to Configuration and open the function Same Job Rules (Inclusive Groups).
⇨ The Rule Editor Same Job Rules will be opened.
Rule Editor: same job rules
The available process requirements are shown at (1).
Go to Rules defined and mark the line (2).
⇨ The result for the boards affected by the rule will be shown at Result set of the selected rule.
See also "8 Working with the Rule Editor" [ ➙ 175].
4.4.2
4.4.2 Dialog Box: Put Into Separate Inclusive Groups
Dialog Box: Put Into Separate Inclusive Groups
Dialog box: put into separate inclusive groups
Edit field:
Parameter Description
Board side designator
for top side
Enter the designator for the top side of the board here.
(e.g. _TOP).
Board side designator
for bottom side
Enter the designator for the bottom side of the board here.
(e.g. _BOTTOM).
How to Configure a Multi Line Job
4.4.3 Dialog Box: Remove Inclusive Groups Forming Inclusive Groups (Optional)
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Edit field: Position of designators
4.4.3
4.4.3 Dialog Box: Remove Inclusive Groups
Dialog Box: Remove Inclusive Groups
If the recipes in inclusive groups are only partly marked, this dialog box enables you to specify which
inclusive groups are to be deleted.
Observe the information text in this dialog box.
Dialog box: remove inclusive groups
Edit field:
Example
Recipe1 and recipe2 form an inclusive group. Attribute (1)
Recipe1 and recipe3 form an inclusive group. Attribute (2)
To delete, mark recipe1 and recipe2. The Remove Inclusive Groups dialog box will appear and
attribute (1) will become white and attribute (2) will be marked yellow.
The attributes which are not only in the marked recipes but which are also present in other reci-
pes will be marked yellow as well. If the Delete checkbox is marked with the yellow attribute, the
inclusive group will be deleted. The attribute will also be deleted but will remain in the recipes
which are not marked.
If the attribute (2) is also marked for deletion, the inclusive group will be deleted and the attribute
removed from recipe1. However, the attribute will remain in recipe3.
Parameter Description
Begin Defines that the board side designator is to be at the beginning of the recipe
name.
End Defines that the board side designator is to be at the end of the recipe name.
Any (designator may
occur only once)
Defines that the board side designator can be at any position in the recipe
name.
Parameter Description
Delete Enable this checkbox to mark an inclusive group for deletion. Click on OK and
the marked inclusive group will be deleted.
Board side designator
for bottom side
Shows the designator for the inclusive group.