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User Manual Line Computer UNIX 11 Production Tools / Optimization Software Vers ion 502.xx 10/2000 Issue 11.4 Optimization Dialog 351 I t I I For t he automatic generatio n of runti me-optimiz ed set-ups , the foll owing…
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- Create
This icon allows a new lot file to be created.
● Click on
The window „Optimization dialog: create“ is opened.
● Enter the name (xx.lose) of the new lot file.
● Click on the OK button.
Job Control is opened.
● Create lot file (see chapt. 14).
- Change
This icon allows an existing lot file to be edited.
● Click on
● Click on the lot file you wish to edit.
Job Control is opened.
● Edit the lot file (see chapt. 14).
- Read in directory
This icon allows the directory of the lot files to be displayed. Moreover, by clicking on this icon a newly
created lot file can be read into the "Lot file" selection field.
● Click on
All lot files are being newly read in. The new lot file is displayed in the "Lot file" selection field.
User Manual Line Computer UNIX 11 Production Tools / Optimization
Software Version 502.xx 10/2000 Issue 11.4 Optimization Dialog
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For the automatic generation of runtime-optimized set-ups, the following steps must be performed:
● Start the Optimization dialog (see section 11.4.1).
● Create the lot file (see section 11.4.5).
● Edit the lot file (see chapt. 14).
● Create basic optimization data (see chapt. 14).
● Enter any required restrictions into the Restriction Editor (see chapt. 10).
● Change standard parameters, if required, or set job parameters (see section 11.4.3.1 and
section 11.4.3.3).
● Start the optimization process (see section 11.4.4).
● Start the producibility check (see section 11.4.3.8).
● Displaying optimization results and results of the producibility check (see section 11.4.4).
● Display and printout of the setup (see section 11.4.3.9).
● Setup of stations.
● Merging jobs and job list (see chapt. 14, section 14.2).
● Scheduling of jobs (see chapt. 14, section 14.2).
