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The following alarm classes are available: 3
– Pickup errors by machine
– Pickup errors by track
– Pickup errors by component
– Pickup errors by component shape
If you have edited the alarm parameters, you need to initialize the monitoring application via
the SE Manager, in order to enable the changes made. Follow the instructions at “Using the
SE Manager” on page 21.
In the left window - Parameter Groups - click on Consumption. The right window - parameter
list - shows the parameters which can be changed for the Backflush function. Enter the details
in the Value column:
Station-Board Output enabled
– Column Value, entry true:
The component consumption per machine/board is recorded and an xml file for each
board is generated for each machine in the line.
– Column Value, entry false:
No data recording
Station-Board Output directory
Enter the target folder for the generated xml file, here.
Time-Based Output enabled
– Column Value, entry true:
The component consumption over time is recorded and an xml file is generated for each
line.
– Column Value, entry false:
No data recording
Time-Based Output directory
Enter the target folder for the generated xml file, here. 3
Time-Based Output Interval (min)
Specify a time interval in minutes, for the recording period. You can enter a value from 1 ..
1440 minutes (24 hours). Data recording and xml file generation will be started after website
generation. The default setting is a time interval of 60 minutes. 3
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Day-Based Output enabled
– Column Value, entry true:
The component consumption per day is recorded and an xml file is generated every day,
for each line.
– Column Value, entry false:
No data recording.
NOTE
The factory/shift calendar indicates when a production day begins or ends. This
information can be defined in the Factory Configuration Utility. 3
Day-Based Output directory
Enter the target folder for the generated xml file, here. 3
Recipe Output Enabled
– Column Value, entry true:
The downloaded recipe is recorded and an xml file is generated for each downloaded
recipe.
– Column Value, entry false:
No data recording.
Recipe Output Directory
Enter the target folder for the generated xml file, here.
Station-E10 Output Enabled
– Column Value, entry true:
The E10 state transitions are recorded and an xml file is generated for each time inter-
val. The default setting is a time interval of 5 minutes.
– Column Value, entry false:
No data recording.
Station-E10 Output Directory
Enter the target folder for the generated xml file, here.
Station-E10 Output Interval (min)
Specify a time interval in minutes, for the recording period. You can enter a value from 1 ..
1440 minutes (24 hours). Data recording and xml file generation will be started after website
generation. The default setting is a time interval of 5 minutes. 3
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Warning Mailing List
Shows a list of those users who will receive a warning per e-mail, if the system is unable to
generate the consumption data in the specified target folder. You need to define these users
in the Factory Configuration Utility. 3
NOTE
For a detailed description of the generated xml files, please refer to Annex on page 99. 3
Once you have made all modifications, click on Next to continue with the next step.
3.6.1.8 Step 7: Website Generation
In order to monitor your production line in the web browser, you will need to generate a website.
For this purpose, you require web server manager privileges (Tomcat website creator,
deployer) and the corresponding password. If you have imported a production line from the
OIS the webserver access data are automatically adopted.
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Fig. 3 - 29 Step 7: website generation
At Website Generation, specify whether and when the website is to be generated. The
following options are available: