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* station BC – IP loading. Preassy P2 enters the line here. | * station BC – IP loading. Preassy P2 enters the line here. | ||
* station BK - output check, main line EOL station | * station BK - output check, main line EOL station | ||
- | * station BZ – Tesla delivery location set for upcoming truck loading, slip list printing | + | * station BZ – Pre-loading station. Tesla delivery location set for upcoming truck loading, slip list printing (PDF on a cups printer) |
- | * stations BW, BX, BY – truck loading at BW, BX or BY station. Successful load triggers clear rework attributes and generates ship batch message and BOL signal message. Finally the cockpit is written off from production, using proxy Kernel by operation data scripts. | + | * stations BW, BX, BY – truck loading at BW, BX or BY station. Successful load triggers clear rework attributes and generates ship batch message and BOL signal message. A marriage between a slip number and the truck. Finally the cockpit is written off from production, using proxy Kernel by operation data scripts. |
'''Running additional proxy kernels''' | '''Running additional proxy kernels''' | ||
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: Connected to kernel A, K12, K2, P1, P2 | : Connected to kernel A, K12, K2, P1, P2 | ||
:'''Proxy kernel B''' | :'''Proxy kernel B''' | ||
- | : | + | : unused |
: Connected to kernel B, K2, P1, P2 | : Connected to kernel B, K2, P1, P2 | ||
:'''Proxy kernel BK''' | :'''Proxy kernel BK''' | ||
: Connected to kernel B, K2, P1, P2 | : Connected to kernel B, K2, P1, P2 | ||
- | : write off the cockpit from production – triggered by BW, BX or BY station | + | : BK output check connected here |
+ | : rework stations | ||
+ | : write off the cockpit from production – triggered by BW, BX or BY station. | ||
'''''Tools and applications''''' | '''''Tools and applications''''' | ||
- | Overview of processes and services running on server maintaining production | + | Overview of processes and services running on server maintaining production. |
http://10.90.11.4:8080/pmc.svg | http://10.90.11.4:8080/pmc.svg |
Current revision as of 11:51, 21 October 2020
Clever system accepts production data from JIS (AS400) regularly or from other systems in emergency mode. Emergencies: LES, ASEC and 2D barcode scanning. Before the cockpit is inserted into production, the system checks and rejects duplicates. Delivery to kernel processes are based on predefined conditions.
List of kernel processes maintaining Newark line production - brief line description:
- Main kernel line B
- reads queue M1CLEVER.DTAQ
- Kitting K1 (line A) Cancelled with line A
- No queue is read
- entering B line at BA station (KITB.02 - Kit box sequence check)
- Kitting K2 (line B)
- reads queue CLEVER011.DTAQ
- entering B line at BA station (KITB.02 - Kit box sequence check)
- Kitting K12 (line A & B) This Kernel is not used any more
- reads queue CLEVER011.DTAQ
- Common station for both lines (KA) has been already cancelled
- Preassembly P1
- reads queue M1CLEVER.DTAQ
- entering B line at BB station (AL02.01 - Micropit Loading)
- Preassembly P2
- reads queue M1CLEVER.DTAQ
- entering B line at BC station (AL02.04 - IP)
- Footwell cover (FW)
- Kanban production, fed by BLDO’s (scanning of BLDO barcode on the station)
- Accessories box (SH)
- Kanban production, fed by BLDO’s (scanning of BLDO barcode on the station)
Line A (to be scrapped)
Line B kernel process maintain main line production. Notes and noticeable stations
- e-check results acceptance
- station BA – kitting boxes enters main line
- station BB – micropit loading. Preassy P1 enters the line here.
- station BC – IP loading. Preassy P2 enters the line here.
- station BK - output check, main line EOL station
- station BZ – Pre-loading station. Tesla delivery location set for upcoming truck loading, slip list printing (PDF on a cups printer)
- stations BW, BX, BY – truck loading at BW, BX or BY station. Successful load triggers clear rework attributes and generates ship batch message and BOL signal message. A marriage between a slip number and the truck. Finally the cockpit is written off from production, using proxy Kernel by operation data scripts.
Running additional proxy kernels
- Proxy kernels allow client‘s communication to multiple kernel services.
- Proxy kernel A
- unused
- Connected to kernel A, K12, K2, P1, P2
- Proxy kernel B
- unused
- Connected to kernel B, K2, P1, P2
- Proxy kernel BK
- Connected to kernel B, K2, P1, P2
- BK output check connected here
- rework stations
- write off the cockpit from production – triggered by BW, BX or BY station.
Tools and applications
Overview of processes and services running on server maintaining production.
http://10.90.11.4:8080/pmc.svg
Clever system configuration tool
Clever system application interface
http://plcnewsql:8080/SasMenu/
- Available applications: Product list, Technological repairs, Line administration, Sequence controllers, Barcode Generator, Query manager, Equivalence manager, EventShow