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Basic tasks using Manufacturing Process Planner0 ]& M7 g6 }" [5 [
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There are five main tasks that you perform when using Manufacturing
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1. Open the product in Manufacturing Process Planner.6 Y2 x9 h/ d2 }0 }& `& P1 e
Bring the product into Manufacturing Process Planner before associating6 C* I$ L/ h1 a! G
a process structure with a product. The product is typically designed
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the database, it can be included in a product structure and opened in9 H. `/ i5 m3 t& w0 S; {
Manufacturing Process Planner.
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1 r- A* A7 F; a2. Define the work area.
: N' M9 }0 f* L9 l% e e3 OThese are the locations in the plant where various operations are( W& B9 ?* M7 V) P
performed. They are described by their location on the shop floor and
5 i( o1 a( p% |6 w" Ethe process capabilities they provide. Any number of work areas can be8 u8 }" {! K; g3 h; d
defined.8 h0 k# [4 I( T4 T y) o. B
/ t$ v! a6 Y. _3. Create a process structure.
* E/ @8 p C2 RThis specifies the sequence of operations and activities during the/ _) ?1 ~: d6 p% N. h
manufacturing process. You can specify the operations and activities that9 }. p7 y4 u9 V- }& @
can be completed in a parallel process, and the preceding processes to q& ?- [+ ?+ t7 M8 c: f: N) ^
complete before others can begin. As you build the process structure, you
1 n+ z; A0 R: ^/ ycan specify items that are consumed by the process, and you can assign
! a n7 B- f1 P- s: Y9 I! T1 T' hthe individual components of a target assembly as consumed items.
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) y, @. p6 H( A7 m/ s+ p& |4. Create a workflow by sequencing your operations.
1 J) N# z/ ? A3 E! k9 |$ N- uThis defines the individual operations and activities used to manufacture
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5. Create product, process, and work area associations.
& o* Z7 N9 Z4 s4 S5 e& g0 ZAssign target items to the processes and operations to associate specific) f+ {8 l( v' @" w0 g) C$ C: I
processes with a particular product. This identifies the work area where. j% r8 c+ h2 C$ d" \
the processes are performed.
6 ?+ O2 _' m$ f: f. ]' s. yYou can have more than one work area and process associated with a
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