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Icon Description

1 The selected recipes will be added to a separate inclusive group.

2 Within the selected recipes, the top and bottom side of each board will be added to a sep-

arate inclusive group.

The "4.4.2 Dialog Box: Put Into Separate Inclusive Groups " [ ➙ 130] dialog box will open.

This enables you to define the designator for the top side and/or bottom side in the recipe

name. This designator is used by the search function to locate the corresponding top and

bottom sides.

3 The binding of recipes to the inclusive group will be canceled.

If multiple boards with inclusive groups have been selected, you can delete individual in-

clusive groups. In this case, the "4.4.3 Dialog Box: Remove Inclusive Groups"

[➙131]dialog box will open.

NOTICE

Creating inclusive groups in the Rule Editor

Inclusive groups can be created with the help of the Rule Editor. See also "8 Working with the

Rule Editor" [ ➙ 175].

► Open the Rule Editor with the Same Job Rules (Inclusive Groups) function.

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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.

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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).