Application User Manual 2.0
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  • Overview
  • App Documentations
    • Goods Inbound
      • Purchase Order Calendar
      • Sampling
      • Quality Control
      • Goods Receiving
      • Certificate of Analysis
    • Scheduler and Events (Pre-Production)
      • Production Scheduler
      • Event
        • Shift Master
        • Shift Model Master
        • Production Line Master
        • Event Calendar
        • Downtime Category
        • Downtime Configuration
    • Production
      • Digital Work Instruction (DWI)
        • DWI - Production Order Execution
          • Step 1. Maintain SOP & QSOP
            • 1.1 Configure QSOP
              • 1.1.1 How to add QC Group & Sampling Instructions
            • 1.2 Configure SOP
            • 1.2 How to Approve / Reject / Activate SOP
            • 1.3 How to Approve / Reject /Activate QSOP
            • SOP Preview
            • QSOP Preview
          • Step 2.Create Work Order
            • 2.1 Work Order Creation in HMI
            • 2.2 Work Order excel template upload
            • 2.3 Work Order - ERP Sync
          • Step 3. Production Scheduler
          • Step 4. Approve Tool Request
            • 4.1 Tool Assembly
          • Step 5. Kanban Movement
          • Step 6. HMI- Execution
          • Lab QC
          • Machine Configuration History
          • Traceability View
          • Process Sequencing
    • Goods Outbound
    • Maintenance
      • Maintenance time interval
      • Schedule maintenance without SOP
      • Total Productive Maintenance (TPM)
        • Maintain TPM SOP
        • Approve, Reject & Activate TPM SOP
        • TPM SOP Preview
        • Maintain Object Explorer (Master)
        • Maintain and Schedule TPM Activity
        • How to execute TPM activity
      • TPM SOP- Excel template upload
    • Master Data
      • Machine Master
      • Activity Master
      • Procedure Type Master
      • Component Type Master
      • Component Master
      • Check List
      • User Master
      • Group Master
      • Reason Master
      • Material Master
      • QR Code Generator/Scanner
      • Shift
      • Product Master
      • Tool Master
      • Tool Life Cycle
      • Production Line Master
      • Packaging Rule Master
      • Kanban Master
      • Image Lab
      • Operations Master
      • Downtime
      • Revert
      • Handling unit
      • Manufacturing SOP
        • Quality SOP
        • Manufacturing SOP
        • Checklist Master
        • TPM SOP
    • Print Label
  • PATCH Operation in Transaction
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  • Step 1: Go to Manufacturing
  • Step 2 : Click on HMI
  • Step 3 : Click on Connect Now
  • Step 4: Connect the machine
  • Step 4: Work Order Execution
  • Step 4.1 Mold Installation
  • Step 4.2 Machine Configuration
  • Step 4.3 Quality Check
  • Step 4.4 Die-Casting
  • Step 4: Packaging/Booking Preparation
  • Step 4.6 Tool Unmounting
  • Step 4.6.1 Confirm the current location of the tool
  • Step 4.6.2 Choose To Cleaning option
  1. App Documentations
  2. Production
  3. Digital Work Instruction (DWI)
  4. DWI - Production Order Execution

Step 6. HMI- Execution

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Once the scheduling is completed the production order will be available on the HMI .

Step 1: Go to Manufacturing

Step 2 : Click on HMI

Step 3 : Click on Connect Now

Step 4: Connect the machine

Click on Connect Now button. Enter both machine code and select plant from dropdown .User can also scan the machine QR code.

Step 4: Work Order Execution

Click on the dot icon to expand the screen to show the work order details and execution steps.

You can find the scheduled order under “upcoming work orders“:

When you select the work order it takes you to the HMI screen. User can find the procedures defined for each operation. This will be listed in the screen based on the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP). User can view and execute each steps defined in procedure.

Consider casting process for manufacturing a product and assume it has the following operation types.

Consider below are the procedures we define in SOP for Die-Casting operation

  • Mold Installation / Tool Mounting

  • Machine Configuration

  • Quality Check

  • Die-Casting

  • Packaging

  • Tool Unmounting

As per the list of procedures defined we can initiate the process one by one.

Step 4.1 Mold Installation

Step 1: Select the Tool Mounting operation from the right side and enter the user id (as per the role) to proceed.

Step 2: Click on the Start button to initiate the Tool Mounting process. Once successfully initiated you should get a successful message.

Once a procedure is completed, the card will be shown as green.

Step 3: Click on the Next button to perform the procedures.

The steps added in SOP are listed and if any checklist is added it will be a step as well.

Mark each step mentioned in the SOP checklists. Previous button can be clicked to traverse to previous steps. Click on save button.

Step 4: Once checklist has been successfully marked we can click on Finish button to stop the process..

Below image illustrates you cannot execute any other operation before Tool Mounting . When you try to do any other execution before tool mounting you will get notify with message.

Step 4.2 Machine Configuration

Once Tool Mounting is completed move to the second operation –Machine configuration. Select the Machine Configuration operation from the right side and enter the user id (as per the role) to proceed.

Step 1: Click on the Machine Configuration card from the right side panel.

Click on the Start button to start the execution. Machine Configuration settings have been already completed during the SOP set up.

Step 2: Click on the chat icon which will open a pop up, where the user can enter the remarks.

Step 3: Click on Stop button to complete the machine configuration execution.

Step 4.3 Quality Check

Once the Machine Configuration has been completed move on to Quality Check .

Step 1: Click on the Start button.

Once execution started a notification toast message will be displayed as shown in below fig.

Step 2: Sample collection for quality check can be done from here. Click on Collect Sample.

Sampling instructions has been already done during SOP set up will be displayed by default.

Step 3: Click on the sample card to enter remarks. Click on ADD button.

Colour code :

Colour Code
Definition

If sampling instructions have been added during scheduling the same will be reflected here

Once sampling instructions are added

If a new sampling instruction need to be added

Step 4: As we can see from the below image if a new sampling need to be done click on the Add Sample button.

Step 5: Click on the Back button to Approve / Reject the QC sample.

The added samples will move to the Pending state. Now based on the role the samples can be approved or rejected.

Step 6: Click on the Product no. on the card to approve/reject the sample.

The quality checks displayed in HMI are from the QSOP tagged in SOP of product in the work order.

Step 7: For each of the options update the status as OK or Not OK .Once for all the options is marked as OK then only Approve button will get enabled.

Step 8: Finally for Gauge option , select ‘No deformation of the Product ‘ and then approve QC . Click on Approve button.

Step 9: Now in QC screen the status of the work order would be Approved.

Step 4.4 Die-Casting

Now move on to the next processing step.-Die casting

User can pause the execution at any point of time after selecting the desired down time reason. As illustrated in the below image, click on the Pause button to halt the execution in between the process.

When you click on the Pause button above popup will display to enter the downtime reason. User can select the appropriate downtime category /reason from master. (Event - >Downtime Category).

Click on save button.

After the downtime user can start the execution again by clicking Start button.

Once the operation is completed click on the Finish button .It asks a confirmation to complete the operation or not.

Once the Die Casting operation has been started we can start with the Packaging and Book In process.

Step 4: Packaging/Booking Preparation

Now move on to Packaging process.

Based on the work order definition in the ERP system user can see sub work orders. Click on each sub work order to add package.

If the work order has no sub work order concept, a single sub work order is created in backend which will not affect process in any way.

Now the user can select the packaging type as Trolley, Pallet and Box.

The user if add packaging rule in Packaging Rule Master it can be selected which will prefill predefined packaging rule for the article in work order.

Click on the packaging options.

Enter the Handling Unit Code to proceed.

Select the Sub work order and click on Continue.

As illustrated in the above image sub work order has been allocated to the selected package.

Unit Filled option can be selected to mention that packaging unit is fully occupied. Click on the Unit Filled button.

User cannot allocate same packaging unit code to different sub work order. Error message as shown below will be displayed to the user.

Once the packaging unit is filled the Book In option will be visible to user.

BookIn helps user to carry out the booking process for the finished or semi-finished products.

Click on Book In as shown in the above image .

Enter the fields and click on BOOK IN.

Once the BookIn has completed we can stop the Die-Casting process. Click on YES to continue

It opens another popup were user need to confirm either finish execution, or reschedule.

The next action on work order can be stated:

  • Work order completed

  • Reschedule the work order

A work order if needs to be stopped due to tool repair and a new work order needs to be started in the same machine

Click on submit to confirm the process

If the user has selected to reschedule the process work order will be created with a new version ID and will be available from the Scheduler, and then continue with the scheduling process.

If for eg: a work order 18235 was stopped midway due to tool breakdown then a work order will be generated for the planner with the remaining quantity.

Step 4.6 Tool Unmounting

Once the Die-Casting process is completed the attached tool can be unmount and release.

The tool unmounting procedure will only be activated on PAUSE or Finish of a work order.

Tool will be unmounted when:

  • Work order completed.

  • Tool Cleaning in between or after finish of a work order

  • Tool Maintenance

  • Tool Breakdown

  • Tool Repair

  • Tool Replacement

Step 4.6.1 Confirm the current location of the tool

Click on the Tool name

On click of the tool below pop-up will display where we can identify the current location of the tool.

On unmount, the following options will be listed in the pop-up.

For example if the tool need to be send for cleaning below process should be followed.

Step 4.6.2 Choose To Cleaning option

Define the next action to be followed after cleaning activity is completed. Assume we need to send the tool for ToolShop.

The user can always change the kanban location in Tool Card.

Click on Save.

Once the tool unmount request is generated the information is send to the kanban board from there users will be able to do the tool delivery.

Once the kanban delivery is completed tool will be in Tool Shop-Update Status . From there drag the tool from Available to Cleaning section and click on Confirm .

Once the cleaning activity is completed user can move the tool back from Cleaning to Available state.

Now the tool is on the Available card.

Click on the Tool card to view the details.

Here a kanban card will be generated to move the tool location to Tool Shop.

Move the tool location to Tool Shop through the kanban delivery.

If the current work order is paused and a new work order is to be started in HMI the current work order has to be finished

After the selection of the new work order, the flow is the same.

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