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Basic tasks using Manufacturing Process Planner

1 c* C$ K' q, O! k. A4 e: QThere are five main tasks that you perform when using Manufacturing
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$ b  }* {# u" H" ?0 h2 G$ L1. Open the product in Manufacturing Process Planner.
Bring the product into Manufacturing Process Planner before associating
a process structure with a product. The product is typically designed
with an independent application and loaded into the database. Once in
4 U' d% P, Z) n0 W5 \the database, it can be included in a product structure and opened in
Manufacturing Process Planner.
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2. Define the work area.
& z5 C& Z! f) V6 L+ x3 vThese are the locations in the plant where various operations are
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/ W# |% _2 t6 Z& Uthe process capabilities they provide. Any number of work areas can be
defined.
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3. Create a process structure.
This specifies the sequence of operations and activities during the
manufacturing process. You can specify the operations and activities that
. F$ A7 L' u0 Q; hcan be completed in a parallel process, and the preceding processes to
8 e! N4 K4 N- R8 t7 lcomplete before others can begin. As you build the process structure, you
& j) G) ^% w/ }& B" mcan specify items that are consumed by the process, and you can assign
the individual components of a target assembly as consumed items.

4. Create a workflow by sequencing your operations.
This defines the individual operations and activities used to manufacture
( q! i  z# n( n. t# ^5 |6 d! Oa product. As you create the structure, attach the resources used in each
operation and activity.
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/ ]3 N# N6 o; @7 \! j5. Create product, process, and work area associations.
: U' l4 J$ R; B$ ]Assign target items to the processes and operations to associate specific
0 h. R4 i5 M7 r1 D: Dprocesses with a particular product. This identifies the work area where
the processes are performed.
9 i- {2 ~; f5 K5 I$ \' V+ f3 MYou can have more than one work area and process associated with a
given product.
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