Define further processing of the part: Define customer-specific action

Marry Part with a Workpiece Carrier

1. Evaluate and edit part information.
2. To marry a part to a workpiece carrier, open Search & Act > Customer-Specific Actions.
3. Click on Marry Part with Workpiece Carrier.

The part is data-technically married to the workpiece carrier..

Separate Part from a Workpiece Carrier

Prerequisites

• The MappedTraceID configuration parameter is selected under the Client Settings Menu Item, General Tab.
• The mapped TraceID corresponds to the current Part ID.
• A barcode scanner is configured and connected under the Hardware Settings Menu Item, General Tab/Hardware Settings Menu Item, Serial Tab/Hardware Settings Menu Item, Balluff tab.
• The part to be separated is not in a supermarket.
• The part is a single part and not a group.

Procedure

1. Evaluate and edit part information.
2. To separate a part from a workpiece carrier, select Search & Act > Customer-Specific Actions.
3. Click Separate Part from Workpiece Carrier.

The part is data-technically separated from the workpiece carrier.

Change Error Codes

Prerequisites

• Trace data is available for the current part.
• There are error codes in the trace data.

Procedure:

1. Evaluate and edit part information.
2. To change the error code of a part, open Search & Act > Customer-Specific Actions.
3. Click Change Password.
4. In the Change Error Codes dialog window, select the desired error code from the list of error codes from the quality data.
5. Click Save.

The error code has been changed.

Change components: Remove component from part

Prerequisite

• The part is a group.

Procedure:

1. Evaluate and edit part information.
2. To remove a component from a part, select Search & Act > Customer-Specific Actions.
3. Click Change Component.
4. In the Modify Component dialog window, select the parts to be removed and move them to the Disassembled Parts field.
5. Click Save.

The component has been data-technically removed from the part.

Change components: Add new components

1. Evaluate and edit part information.
2. To add a new component, select Search & Act > Customer-Specific Actions.
3. Click Change Component.
4. In the Change Component dialog window, click Add New Component.
5. Enter the parts data and click Add.

   If the parts data entered is valid, it appears in the Dismantled Parts field and can be added to other parts.

6. Click Save.

The component has been data-technically added to the part.

Change Product Variant

1. Evaluate and edit part information.
2. To adapt the product variant of a part, open Search & Act > Customer-Specific Actions.
3. Click Change Product Variant.
4. In the dialog window, select the new Type Variant and click Save.

The product variant has been adapted.

The customer can specify which type variants a product can accept.

Create Empty Workpiece Carrier

Prerequisites

• A WT ID has been scanned or entered.
• There is a route list for the line number of the WT ID.
• No part data is loaded.

Procedure

1. Evaluate and edit part information.
2. To create an empty workpiece carrier, select Search & Act > Customer-specific Actions.
3. Click Create Empty Workpiece Carrier.

A data record for an empty workpiece carrier is created in Nexeed Line Control.

Send a Part for the Microsection Inspection

Prerequisite

• A Workpiece Carrier data record exists.

Procedure

1. Evaluate and edit part information.
2. To send the part for the microsection inspection, select Search & Act > Customer-Specific Actions.
3. Click on Go to Microsection Inspection.

The part is sent for the microsection inspection.

Return a part coming back from the microsection inspection into the process

Prerequisites

• The loaded part must not be marked as Scrapped.
• A Box data record exists.

Procedure

1. Evaluate and edit part information.
2. To feed the part coming from the microsection inspection back into the process, open Search & Act > Customer-Specific Actions.
3. Click From the Microsection Inspection.

The part has been data-technically fed back into the production process.