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Basic tasks using Manufacturing Process Planner
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8 u) f, s! t* v6 B+ p" C5 wThere are five main tasks that you perform when using Manufacturing
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: h, u8 C# \- U7 m- R V- H1. Open the product in Manufacturing Process Planner., i/ G. \! k* c% h& ]
Bring the product into Manufacturing Process Planner before associating+ z% ?" S" V9 t( e# m
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 in
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, B$ o& Z: V" }+ }8 R& q2. Define the work area.
0 J' m. o/ |4 W! r; z/ |8 I( U2 r% c+ YThese are the locations in the plant where various operations are( z6 w- G+ T& q# N9 J, a4 \
performed. They are described by their location on the shop floor and
. S. F7 w! Y8 q% hthe process capabilities they provide. Any number of work areas can be, U6 [( V9 o& p( ^ n) c; w, @1 z8 E
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3. Create a process structure.
0 K6 ]6 |8 O0 m2 h4 yThis specifies the sequence of operations and activities during the
+ I* M9 g% b& ^4 N2 K2 Hmanufacturing process. You can specify the operations and activities that. s6 r5 b/ `6 e# ^. S3 ^. N1 O
can be completed in a parallel process, and the preceding processes to' X2 T6 }% D8 V/ ]4 h$ q: z
complete before others can begin. As you build the process structure, you
1 u# Z u/ F" X; xcan specify items that are consumed by the process, and you can assign
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4. Create a workflow by sequencing your operations.# b3 m1 H3 O, e# u
This defines the individual operations and activities used to manufacture. N6 F' V0 F- ^) p, Q
a product. As you create the structure, attach the resources used in each/ Z% `/ K; o8 U2 a2 Y6 c% R
operation and activity./ `( E/ h* z3 w! c0 R, \
2 U' a e f& H4 I5. Create product, process, and work area associations.
& X5 v" p/ Q8 Y& w! |3 iAssign target items to the processes and operations to associate specific
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You can have more than one work area and process associated with a* R v Q3 c1 t+ ^3 O
given product.
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