Measuring points

In this table you see the measuring points to be reported in the operation. Which measuring points should be reported depends on the entered quantity to report and the measuring plan's construction on the operation. The measuring points are also grouped according to the measuring plan.

By using the Expand all button (Shift + F8) on the function menu, you can expand/minimize all the rows with measuring points. If the rows are minimized/collapsed, you will only see the OK status if alla rows have been reported as OK.

By using the Show reported rows button you can show already reported measuring points. The filled out measuring points will be hidden when you save the reporting item in the procedure.

By using the Add serial number/batch button you add serial number or batch number to the control measurement, depending on whether the part in the operation is traceable or not. If traceable at serial number level, you can select among the serial numbers linked to the part node that have not been used. If traceable at batch level, you can choose to create batch number from number series or you can manually enter a batch number. You can also enter a charge number.

With the Add unplanned measuring button you can add an unplanned extra measuring. When you click this button you first get to select a measuring template for the measuring and add it to the template. You can also use this button if the operation does not already have a measuring plan and measuring points.

Name

Here you see the name of headings and rows for the measuring points to be reported. This information is loaded from the measuring form.

Status

In this column you see the reporting status for the measuring point. This column is shown when you click the button to activate the showing of reported rows.

Reported

Here you enter the measured value to be reported. Enter it in the current unit.

If the value is within the minimum and the maximum setpoint, the value will be shown in green color when you leave the field.

If the value in the interval between the minimum tolerance and minimum setpoint, or in the interval between maximum tolerance and maxim setpoint, it is shown in orange color. This is a warning letting you know the value is approaching the minimum or maximum tolerance.

If the values falls outside the minimum or maximum tolerance, this is shown in red.

Status

Here you see a green OK, an orange OK, or a Not OK in red. This is based on the value entered in the previous setting.

The More information button

By clicking the More info button you find additional columns showing information about Minimum and Maximum tolerance, Minimum and Maximum setpoint, Reported by, Reported when, and Setpoint. Here you also find columns to enter Comment, Files, and the Type of measuring point. Instruction is loaded from the measuring form.

If the part is traceable, you see the Serial number A serial number is a number that is used for traceability for parts on entity level./Batch number A batch number is a number that is used for traceability for a set of or a batch of parts. A purchased material can have a batch number that should be able to be traced back to a certain charge number from a supplier. field on the header row for the measuring point. Here you can then select serial number or to create batch number, depending on the part's level of traceability. This is done using the Add serial number/batch button on the function menu.

When needed, you can drag the columns out to the table if you want to show this info directly in the table. Then save the layout. All of this information, except for Type, is also show in the section to the right in the procedure window.