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HAND HELP COMPUTER SOLUTION
FOR COSWIN C/S 6.1.X
INSTALLATION GUIDE
SIVECO GROUP
I.O.P. installation Guide
CONTENTS
1.
HARDWARE INSTALLATION ................................................................................ 3
1.1
REQUIRED HARDWARE..........................................................................................................................3
1.2
INSTALLATION .........................................................................................................................................3
1.2.1
POWER SUPPLY ...............................................................................................................................................................3
1.2.2
COMMUNICATION ............................................................................................................................................................3
2.
INSTALLATION AND PARAMETERIZING OF I.O.P PROGRAM......................................... 3
2.1
INSTALLATION .........................................................................................................................................4
2.2
I.O.P. PARAMETERIZING.........................................................................................................................5
2.2.1
INTERFACE PARAMETERIZING ................................................................................................................................5
2.2.2
PATHS PARAMETERIZING ...........................................................................................................................................6
2.3
MCL-LINK PARAMETERIZING ................................................................................................................7
2.3.1
MCLLINK.EXE PROGRAM .............................................................................................................................................7
2.3.2
COMMUNICATION CONFIGURATION .....................................................................................................................8
2.3.3
LOADING OF PROGRAMS ON SYMBOL ................................................................................................................9
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1. HARDWARE INSTALLATION
1.1 REQUIRED HARDWARE
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1 SYMBOL PDT 3100
1 CRADLE BASE
1 CABLE RS 232
1 POWER SUPPLY
1 MCL-LINK PROTECTION KEY
1.2 INSTALLATION
1.2.1 POWER SUPPLY
1) Connect POWER SUPPLY on the cradle base on SYMBOL
1.2.2 COMMUNICATION
1) Connect THE CRADLE BASE OF SYMBOL PDT 3100 towards COM PORT (COM1, COM2) of PC
through the CABLE RS 232.
2) Connect MCL-LINK PROTECTION KEY on LPT PORT (LPT1) of PC.
2. INSTALLATION AND PARAMETERIZING of I.O.P PROGRAM
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2.1 INSTALLATION
To install I.O.P. module (Interface Hand Help Computer), insert floppy disk into the drive, then, from ‘Start.Execute’ menu of Windows 95 :
Follow carefully the instructions displayed on the screen.
At the end of the installation, a new Group of programs "COSWIN Interfaces / I.O.P 6.1" will be automatically
created.
Four icons will be defined :
- SYMBOL ERRORS (for errors administration after transfer)
- SYMBOL Communication (to run before each transfer)
- I.O.P 6.1 (Data importation program from SYMBOL to COSWIN)
- I.O.P 6.1 Language ( allows to choose the language of the program)
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2.2 I.O.P. PARAMETERIZING
Proceed in the two following steps if you want the automatic Data transfer of SYMBOL to COSWIN to be done
in good conditions :
2.2.1 INTERFACE PARAMETERIZING
I.O.P. program runs by clicking on corresponding icon. The window giving access to the data is then
displayed.
Password: The password to be entered here is the COSWIN INTERFCS user password.
License directory: It’s the complete path where is the LICENS.DAT file.
Instance: This is a COSWIN Instance Alias.
Schema: This is a COSWIN working Schema.
After defining all these parameters, you can now access to the Coswin database using the Login button.
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2.2.2
PATHS PARAMETERIZING
Go to CONFIGURATION menu and choose REPERTORY.
Parameters :
DATA : C:\COSWIN\INTERF\IOP520\IOP.DAT
DAIRY : C:\COSWIN\INTERF\IOP520\IOP.ERR
TRACE : C:\COSWIN\INTERF\IOP520\IOP.SPY
( If C : is the volume where COSWIN is )
Log and Trace files open
mode
Log and Trace files
print option
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2.3 MCL-LINK PARAMETERIZING
MCL-Link is a transmission program Bi-directional between the SYMBOL and the PC. It takes into
account the loading of programs in the SYMBOL and unloading of data to COSWIN.
2.3.1 MCLLINK.EXE PROGRAM
MCLLINK WELCOME SCREEN
MCLLINK MENU
-
STATUS ⇒ Gives information on the SYMBOL (ID, MODEL, VERSION, DATE)
RECEIVE ⇒ Transmission from SYMBOL to PC
SEND
⇒ Transmission from PC to SYMBOL
TIME
⇒ Transmission of DATE and HOUR system to SYMBOL
SETUP ⇒ Communication configuration
HELP
⇒ Help on MCL-LINK
QUIT
⇒ Quit MCL-LINK
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2.3.2 COMMUNICATION CONFIGURATION
To obtain the configuration of the communication press SETUP key.
Note : You must indicate to the parameter « Comm Port », the port used for SYMBOL’s communication
(COM1, COM2…).
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2.3.3 LOADING OF PROGRAMS ON SYMBOL
1- ON SYMBOL.
-
Press CTRL + X to get out of Adding program.
-
Press on CLEAR to go to “SYSTEM MENU”
-
Choose option “1.MCL-LINK”.
THIS WAY, THE SYMBOL IS READY TO DOWNLOAD THE DATA.
2- IN MCL-LINK PROGRAM (ON PC).
-
Press on SEND button and the following window will be displayed.
VALIDATION
CHOISIR LE PROJET
CHOISIR L’OPTION
« PROJECT »
-
First of all, you have got to choose the project to be download.
So C:\COSWIN\INTERF\IOP520\SYMBOL\SIVFR52.PRJ
( If C : is the volume where COSWIN is )
-
Then, you must choose the option “PROJECT”
-
At last, press on “VALIDATE” button
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3- ON SYMBOL.
-
Press TWICE in succession the CLEAR key.
-
Press on ENTER key to run the program.
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USER'S GUIDE
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1) IOP INTERFACE PRESENTATION ............................................................................................................ 3
2) INTERFACE'S PARAMETERS. ................................................................................................................... 4
3) PROGRAM'S LOGIN ..................................................................................................................................... 5
4) INTERFACE SCREENS. ................................................................................................................................ 6
4.1) MENU CONFIGURATION / DIRECTORIES ........................................................................................................ 6
4.1) MENU CONFIGURATION / DIRECTORIES ........................................................................................................ 7
4.2) FILE / RUN MENU .......................................................................................................................................... 8
4.3) CONFIGURATION / PARAMETERS MENU......................................................................................................... 8
4.4 ) PROCESSING SCREEN .................................................................................................................................... 9
5) PROGRAM RE-RUN..................................................................................................................................... 11
6) IMPORTED DATA LIST.............................................................................................................................. 11
6.1) STOCK COUNT ............................................................................................................................................. 11
6.2) ISSUE .......................................................................................................................................................... 12
6.4) RESOURCE FEED-BACK ............................................................................................................................... 13
6.5) WORK ORDER FEED-BACK .......................................................................................................................... 13
6.6) DEFECT / DIAGNOSTIC FEED-BACK ............................................................................................................. 14
6.7) WORK ORDER CREATION ............................................................................................................................ 14
7) REJECTED LINES........................................................................................................................................ 14
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1) IOP INTERFACE PRESENTATION
This program allows to create directly in COSWIN 6.1 C/S transactions coming from another
application (programs, alarms, portable data terminals).
Transactions concern :
COSWIN STOCK part :
n Issues
o Stock counts
COSWIN MAINTENANCE part :
n Meter feed-back
o Resource feed-back
p Work order feed-back
q Work order creation
r Defect/diagnostic feed-back
The program uses MCL-LINK to communicate with SYMBOL.
MCL-LINK
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2) INTERFACE'S PARAMETERS.
Program parameters are written in the file «IOP.INI».
[SIVECO]
DONNEES= C:\COSWIN\INTERF\IOP520\IOP.DAT
JOURNAL=C:\COSWIN\INTERF\IOP520\IOP.ERR
TRACE= C:\COSWIN\INTERF\IOP520\IOP.SPY
BASE=coswincs
USERID=interfcs/#&ù~TITRE=- [Symbol Interface]
LINE_FILE=0
SEPARATEUR=|
TYPEFICHIER=ANSI
SAUTE_LIGNE_1=OUI
OPENERR=AJOUTE
OPENSPY=AJOUTE
IMPR=OUI
CHEMIN=D :\Program Files\COSWIN520\CONFIG\
SCHEMA=Site1
USERID
LINE_FILE
SEPARATEUR
DONNEES
JOURNAL
TRACE
BASE
CHEMIN
SCHEMA
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
COSWIN user.
The next line of the data file.
The data file separator (for SYMBOL, it is always | ).
Path or name of the data file.
Path or name of the file containing statistics and other information.
Path or name of the file containing rejected lines.
Name of the C/S instance.
Where COSWIN has been installed.
Name of the working Schema.
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3) PROGRAM'S LOGIN
Password: The password to be entered here is the COSWIN INTERFCS user password.
License directory: It’s the complete path where is the LICENS.DAT file.
Instance: This is a COSWIN Instance Alias.
Schema: This is a COSWIN working Schema.
After defining all these parameters, you can now access to the Coswin database using the Login
button.
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4) INTERFACE SCREENS.
After being connected to C/S database, the main window of the application is displayed.
Program name
Program menu
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4.1) Menu Configuration / Directories
This menu allows to set data file (of the terminal), log file (Program's errors), and trace file (Rejected
lines) paths and names.
You can choose the open mode for the log and trace file (Overwrite to have a new file or Append to
save the previous run's information), and print them at the processing's end.
These parameters are saved in the .INI file of the application in the [SIVECO] section.
Log and Trace files open
mode
Log and Trace files
print option
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4.2) File / Run menu
The File / Run menu allows to set the process parameters (see File formats configuration screen).
4.3) Configuration / Parameters menu
This option opens the Windows NOTEPAD.EXE text editor with the .INI file of the application.
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4.4 ) Processing screen
This statistics window allows to control the evolution of the file processing.
You can stop the transfer by keying <ESC>.
Details about lines in error are listed in the log file (File / Log File).
All along the process, you can see its evolution through a gauge, and the statistics.
Line(s) read gives the number of lines already read in the data file.
Line(s) in error gives the number of rejected lines (not correct). They are written in the trace file.
Line(s) treated gives the number of imported lines in the COSWIN database.
Line(s) ignored gives the number of lines already processed in a previous program run (see Program
re-Run).
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4.5) File / Log file menu
To view errors or statistics, you can use the "Log File" option from the File menu. If you click on it you
could view the log file (statistics) or the trace file (rejected lines).
Clicking on the «View» button displays the following screen :
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5) PROGRAM RE-RUN.
If the user has stopped the processed (by keying <ESC>), the program saves the number of the last
treated line (LINE_FILE in the .INI file). So, in case of re-Run, all the lines comprised between the
beginning of the file and the number saved are ignored.
6) IMPORTED DATA LIST.
The data file is made of lines containing fields depending on the type of data. Transaction type is the
prefix at the beginning of the line.
Note :
EMPTY column indicates if the field is compulsory or not in the data
file.
6.1) Stock count
Separator : | (vertical char)
FIELDS NAMES
Transaction prefix
Stock count date
User
Item code
Store code
Bin code
Batch reference
Used quantity
Costcentre
Note :
EMPTY
NO
NO
YES
NO
YES
YES
YES
NO
YES
Size
3
10
8
20
10
11
16
11
16
Comment
INV
DD/MM/YYYY
See Note
See Note
See Note
Bin and Batch fields accept the '*' character as general value. Then the program chooses
among the Locations created in COSWIN the last with the Store specified.
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6.2) Issue
FIELDS NAMES
Transaction prefix
Request date
User
Work order code
Costcentre
Issue type
Item code
Store code
Bin code
Batch reference
Used quantity
Unit Price
Note :
EMPTY
NO
NO
YES
YES
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
YES
Size
3
10
8
8
16
1
20
10
16
12
11
11
Comment
SOR
DD/MM/YYYY
See Note
See Note
See Note
Store, Bin and Batch fields accept the '*' character as general value. Then the
program chooses among the first Location created in COSWIN the first with the data
specified (or the first if Stores, Batch and Bins were '*').
6.3) Meter feed-back
FIELDS NAMES
Transaction prefix
Feed-back date
Feed-back hour
Meter code
Max value
Meter value
EMPTY
NO
YES
YES
NO
YES
NO
Size
3
10
5
16
12
12
Comment
CPT
DD/MM/YYYY
HH.MM
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6.4) Resource feed-back
FIELDS NAMES
Transaction prefix
Work order code
Employee code
Worked hours
Work date
Employee status
Work order status
Hour rate
Start time
Finish time
Finish date
EMPTY
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
YES
YES
YES
YES
Size
3
8
10
5
10
1
1
1
5
5
10
FIELDS NAMES
Transaction prefix
Work order code
Work order status
EMPTY
NO
NO
NO
Size
3
8
1
Job class
Start date
Start time
Finish date
Finish time
Duration
Production loss
Meter code
Meter value
Supervisor
Contract code
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
6
10
5
10
5
7
7
16
12
6
10
Comment
FEM
HH.MM
DD/MM/YYYY
1 to 9
HH:MM
HH:MM
DD/MM/YYYY
6.5) Work order feed-back
Comment
FOT
User status with
system status value
between 1 and 3
(included)
DD/MM/YYYY (*)
HH:MM
DD/MM/YYYY
HH:MM
HHHH.MM
HHHH.MM
(*) For a WO start date initialisation or update, you must specify a date before or equal to current
date. If not, WO update won’t be done without any error in PDTI.
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6.6) Defect / Diagnostic feed-back
FIELDS NAMES
Transaction prefix
Work order code
Equipment code
Diagnostic / Defect report date
Diagnostic / Defect report hour
Symptom code
Defect code
Cause code
Action code
Duration
Meter value
EMPTY
NO
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
Size
3
8
20
10
5
10
10
10
10
7
12
EMPTY
NO
NO
YES
YES
YES
NO
YES
YES
YES
YES
NO
NO
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
Size
3
8
6
16
1
1
10
10
5
5
40
6
7
7
20
6
10
Comment
FDG
DD/MM/YYYY
HH:MM
6.7) Work order creation
FIELDS NAMES
Transaction prefix
Work order code
Job class
Costcentre
Work order type
Work order status
Start date
Finish date
Start time
Finish time
Job description
Job type
Duration
Production loss
Equipment code
Supervisor
Contract code
Comment
COT
DD/MM/YYYY
DD/MM/YYYY
HH:MM
HH:MM
HHHH.MM
HHHH.MM
7) REJECTED LINES.
Lines in error are written in the trace file, to allow the re-run of the program, later. Indeed, MSG prefix
is ignored by the interface.
Trace file structure is the line in error and another line indicating the error type.
FOT|10|3||12/10/1998|10:20|12/10/1998|10:30||||
MSG|Error, work order doesn't exist.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1- MCL-LINK PARAMETERS.
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1.1 - MCLLINK.EXE PROGRAM
1.1.1 ) MCLLINK'S FIRST SCREEN
1.1.2 ) MCLLINK'S MENU
1.1.3 ) COMMUNICATION CONFIGURATION
3
3
3
4
2-PORTABLE TERMINAL USE.
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2.1 – MAIN MENU.
2.1.1 ) PROCESS 000 : GENERAL MENU
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2.2 - PARAMETERING MODULE:
2.2.1 ) PROCESS 100 : PARAMETERING MENU
2.2.2 ) PROCESS 110 : MAINTENANCE PARAMETERING
2.2.3 ) PROCESS 120 : STOCK PARAMETERING
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2.3 - MAINTENANCE MODULE:
2.3.1 ) PROCESS 200 : MAINTENANCE MENU
2.3.2 ) PROCESS 210 : WORK ORDER CREATION
2.3.3 ) PROCESS 220 : WORK ORDER FEEDBACK
2.3.4 ) PROCESS 230 : EMPLOYEE FEEDBACK
2.3.5 ) PROCESS 240 : DIAGNOSTIC FEEDBACK
2.3.6 ) PROCESS 250 : METER FEEDBACK
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9
10
12
13
14
15
2.4 – STOCK MODULE :
2.4.1 ) PROCESS 300 : STOCK MENU
2.4.2 ) PROCESS 310 : STOCK ISSUE
2.4.3 ) PROCESS 320 : STOCK COUNT
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2.5 – DATA VIEW AND DELETING
2.5.1 ) PROCESS 400 : DATA VIEW
2.5.1 ) PROCESS 410 : DATA DELETING
2.5.1 ) PROCESS 420 : NO RECORD IN FILE
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2.6 – DATA TRANSMISSION TO COSWIN
2.6.1 ) PROCESS 500 : DATA TRANSMISSION
2.6.2 ) PROCESS 510 : TRANSMISSION OKAY
2.6.3 ) PROCESS 520 : TRANSMISSION ERROR
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1- MCL-LINK PARAMETERS.
MCL-Link is a bi-directional transmission program between the SYMBOL Portable Terminal
and the PC. It manages the programs loading in the SYMBOL and the data unloading to COSWIN.
1.1 - MCLLINK.EXE PROGRAM
1.1.1 ) MCLLINK'S FIRST SCREEN
1.1.2 ) MCLLINK'S MENU
-
STATUS ⇒ Gives terminal's information (ID, MODEL, VERSION, DATE)
RECEIVE ⇒ SYMBOL to PC Transmission
SEND
⇒ PC to SYMBOL Transmission
TIME
⇒ System DATE and HOUR Transmission to SYMBOL
SETUP ⇒ Communication configuration
HELP
⇒ MCL-LINK help
QUIT
⇒ To quit MCL-LINK
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1.1.3 ) COMMUNICATION CONFIGURATION
Key SETUP to display the communication configuration window.
Note : You have to modify only the « Comm Port » parameter, switch the port used by the SYMBOL
portable terminal..
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2-PORTABLE TERMINAL USE.
The Symbol portable terminal has 2 main menus which are STOCK and MAINTENANCE, and
a default values parametering module to initialise the two previous menus.
2.1 – MAIN MENU.
2.1.1 ) PROCESS 000 : GENERAL MENU
DISPLAY :
KEY :
-
Enter the option number.
FUNCTION KEYS:
-
None
SCREEN EXIT :
-
PROCESS 100⇒ Parametering Menu
PROCESS 200⇒ Maintenance Menu
PROCESS 300⇒ Stock Menu
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2.2 - PARAMETERING MODULE:
This module allows to define default values for some fields of MAINTENANCE and STOCK
modules.
2.2.1 ) PROCESS 100 : PARAMETERING MENU
DISPLAY :
KEY :
-
Enter option number.
CLEAR ⇒ Return to general menu
FUNCTION KEYS:
-
None
SCREEN EXIT :
-
PROCESS 110 ⇒ Maintenance parametering.
PROCESS 120 ⇒ Stock parametering.
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2.2.2 ) PROCESS 110 : MAINTENANCE PARAMETERING
DISPLAY :
KEY :
Fields
Employee status
Work order status
Hourly rate
Down time
Production loss
Job class
Job type
Supervisor
# of Char.
1
1
1
7
7
2
2
10
Type
Alpha/Num
Alpha/Num
Number
Number
Number
Alpha/Num
Alpha/Num
Alpha/Num
FUNCTION KEYS:
-
CLEAR ⇒ Current field deleting
ENTER ⇒ Current field validation
F1
⇒ Escape and Return to the parametering menu.
SCREEN EXIT :
-
Parametering file updating
Return PROCESS 100 ⇒ Parametering menu
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Empty
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
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2.2.3 ) PROCESS 120 : STOCK PARAMETERING
DISPLAY :
KEY :
Fields
User Reference
Store code
Bin code
Batch code
Cost centre
Issue type
# of Char.
8
10
16
12
16
1
Type
Alpha/Num
Alpha/Num
Alpha/Num
Alpha/Num
Alpha/Num
Number
Empty
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
Note : You can choose not to specify STORE, BIN and BATCH fields using the generic character (*).
Then the system will attribute a location to the transaction.
FUNCTION KEYS :
-
F1
⇒ Escape and Return to the parametering menu.
SCREEN EXIT :
-
Parametering file updating
Return PROCESS 100 ⇒ Parametering menu.
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2.3 - MAINTENANCE MODULE:
2.3.1 ) PROCESS 200 : MAINTENANCE MENU
DISPLAY :
KEY :
-
Key option number.
FUNCTION KEYS :
-
None
SCREEN EXIT :
-
PROCESS 210 ⇒ Work order creation.
PROCESS 220 ⇒ Work order feedback.
PROCESS 230 ⇒ Employee feedback.
PROCESS 240 ⇒ Diagnostic feedback.
PROCESS 250 ⇒ Meter feedback.
PROCESS 500 ⇒ Data transmission to COSWIN.
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2.3.2 ) PROCESS 210 : WORK ORDER CREATION
DISPLAY : (Keying process representation)
W.O STATUS
W.O TYPE
EQUIPMENT
JOB
DESCRIPTION
JOB TYPE
JOB CLASS
SUPERVISOR
COST CENTER
START DATE
START TIME
FINISH DATE
FINISH TIME
DOWN TIME
PRODUCTION
LOSS
W.O
REF.
KEY
Fields
Work order status
Work order type
Equipment
Job description
Job type
Job class
Supervisor
Cost centre
Start date
Start Time
Finish date
Finish Time
Down Time
Production loss
Work order reference
# of Char.
1
1
20
40
2
2
10
10
8
5
8
5
7
7
8
Type
Alpha/Num
Alpha/Num
Alpha/Num
Alpha/Num
Alpha/Num
Alpha/Num
Alpha/Num
Alpha/Num
DD/MM/YY
HH’MM
DD /MM/YY
HH’MM
Number
Number
Number
Empty
NO
YES
NO
NO
NO
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
NO
Default
YES
YES
NO
NO
YES
YES
YES
NO
SYS
SYS
SYS
SYS
YES
YES
NO
Note : Work order reference format is « OTXXXXXX » with « X » as sequential number (e.g. :
OT000001). This is a SYMBOL code. This code is not the same as in COSWIN, in the
TRANSMISSION process, the system will change the SYMBOL work order reference into a
COSWIN Work order code.
FUNCTION :
-
F1
⇒ Escape and Return to the maintenance menu.
F2
⇒ Data Transmission from MAINTENANCE/STOCK to COSWIN.
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SCREEN EXIT :
-
Saving of the displayed keying
Return PROCESS 210 ⇒ Work order creation
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2.3.3 ) PROCESS 220 : WORK ORDER FEEDBACK
W.O REF.
W.O STATUS
JOB CLASS
START DATE
DOWN TIME
PRODUCTION
LOSS
METER CODE
METER VALUE
START TIME
KEY
Fields
Work order status
Job class
Start date
Start Time
Finish date
Finish Time
Down Time
Production loss
Meter code
Meter value
# of Char.
8
1
2
8
5
8
5
7
7
10
12
Type
Numérique
Alpha/Num
Alpha/Num
DD/MM/YY
HH’MM
DD /MM/YY
HH’MM
Number
Number
Alpha/Num
Number
Empty
NO
NO
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
Default
NO
YES
YES
SYS
SYS
SYS
SYS
YES
YES
NO
NO
FUNCTION KEYS:
-
F1
⇒ Escape and return to maintenance menu.
F2
⇒ Data transmission from MAINTENANCE/STOCK to COSWIN.
SCREEN EXIT :
-
Return PROCESS 220 ⇒ Work order feedback
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FINISH TIME
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2.3.4 ) PROCESS 230 : EMPLOYEE FEEDBACK
EMPLOYEE
CODE
EMPLOYEE
STATUS
W.O REF.
FINISH TIME
ACTUAL HOUR
HOURLY RATE
W.O STATUS
DATE
START TIME
KEY :
Fields
Employee code
Employee status
Work order status
Feedback date
Start time
Finish time
Actual hour
Hourly rate
# of Char.
6
1
8
1
10
5
5
5
1
Type
Alpha/Num
Alpha/Num
Number
Alpha/Num
DD/MM/YYYY
HH’MM
HH’MM
Decimal
Number
Empty
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
YES
YES
YES
YES
Note : If you don't have keyed the START and FINISH TIME the field
WORK TIME becomes compulsory.
FUNCTION keys:
-
F1
⇒ Escape and Return to maintenance menu.
F2
SCREEN EXIT :
-
Return PROCESS 230 ⇒ Employee feedback
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Default
NO
YES
NO
YES
SYS
SYS
SYS
YES
YES
SIVECO GROUP
2.3.5 ) PROCESS 240 : DIAGNOSTIC FEEDBACK
DISPLAY :
OU
Note : Diagnostic feedback may have an Equipment or a Work order as reference.
To choose, you can switch from W.O field to EQP field by keying on Up and Down arrows.
KEY :
Fields
Equipment
Symptom
Defect
Cause
Action
Diagnostic duration
Meter value
# of Char.
8
20
9
9
9
9
7
12
Type
Number
Alpha/Num
Alpha/Num
Alpha/Num
Alpha/Num
Alpha/Num
Decimal
Number
Empty
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
YES
Default
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
Note : If you don't need to specify some of the SYMPTOM, DEFECT, CAUSE or ACTION fields, you
can use the generic character (*).
FUNCTION KEYS:
-
F1
⇒ Escape and Return to maintenance menu.
F2
⇒ Data Transmission MAINTENANCE/STOCK to COSWIN.
SCREEN EXIT :
-
Saving displayed keying
Return PROCESS 240 ⇒ Diagnostic feedback
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SIVECO GROUP
2.3.6 ) PROCESS 250 : METER FEEDBACK
DISPLAY :
KEY :
Fields
Meter code
Meter value
# de Char.
10
12
Type
Alpha/Num
Number
Empty
NO
NO
Default
NO
NO
FUNCTION KEYS:
-
F1
⇒ Escape and return to maintenance menu.
F2
SCREEN EXIT:
-
Return PROCESS 250 ⇒ Meter feedback
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SIVECO GROUP
2.4 – STOCK MODULE :
2.4.1 ) PROCESS 300 : STOCK MENU
DISPLAY :
KEY :
-
Key option number.
FUNCTION KEYS:
-
None
SCREEN EXIT :
-
PROCESS 310 ⇒ Stock Issue
PROCESS 320 ⇒ Stock count
PROCESS 500 ⇒ Data Transmission to COSWIN.
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SIVECO GROUP
2.4.2 ) PROCESS 310 : STOCK ISSUE
COST CENTER
USER REF
ISSUE TYPE
ITEM
STORE
QUANTITY
BATCH
REFERENCE
BIN
W.O REF.
Note : A spares issue can be imputed to a Cost centre or a Work order
To choose, you can switch from W.O REF field to CTR CHGE field by keying on Up and Down
arrows.
KEY :
Fields
Item code
Issue type
User reference
Cost centre
Store code
Bin code
Batch code
Quantity
# of Char.
20
1
8
16
8
10
16
12
11
Type
Alpha/Num
Number
Alpha/Num
Alpha/Num
Number
Alpha/Num
Alpha/Num
Alpha/Num
Decimal
Empty
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
Default
NO
YES
YES
YES
NO
YES
YES
YES
NO
Note : If you don't want to specify the STORE, BIN and BATCH fields, use the generic character (*).
Then the system will attribute a Location to the transaction.
FUNCTION KEYS :
-
F1
⇒ Escape and Return to stock menu.
F2
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SIVECO GROUP
SCREEN EXIT :
-
Return PROCESS 310 ⇒ Stock issue
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SIVECO GROUP
2.4.3 ) PROCESS 320 : STOCK COUNT
USR REF.
COST CENTER
ITEM
STORE
BATCH
REFERENCE
BIN
QUANTITY
KEY :
Fields
Item code
User reference
Cost centre
Store code
Bin code
Batch code
Quantity
# of Char.
20
8
16
10
16
12
11
Type
Alpha/Num
Alpha/Num
Alpha/Num
Alpha/Num
Alpha/Num
Alpha/Num
Decimal
Empty
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
Default
NO
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
NO
Note : If you don't want to specify the BATCH , use generic character (*). Then the system will attribute
a Location for the transaction.
You can use this character on BIN field too, but only for a MULTI-LOCATION / MONO-BIN
item.
FUNCTION KEYS :
-
F1
⇒ Escape and Return to stock menu.
F2
SCREEN EXIT :
-
Return PROCESS 320 ⇒ Stock count
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SIVECO GROUP
2.5 – DATA VIEW AND DELETING
2.5.1 ) PROCESS 400 : DATA VIEW
DISPLAY :
1 – REVIEW CREATED WORK ORDER :
2 - REVIEW WORK ORDER FEEDBACK :
3 – REVIEW EMPLOYEE FEEDBACK :
4 - REVIEW DIAGNOSTIC FEEDBACK :
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SIVECO GROUP
5 - REVIEW METER FEEDBACK :
6 - REVIEW STOCK ISSUES :
7 - REVIEW STOCK COUNT :
KEY :
-
None
FUNCTION KEYS
-
F1
CLEAR
Down Arrow
Up Arrow
F7
F8
⇒ Quit Data view screen
⇒ PROCESSUS 410 current record deleting
⇒ NEXT record
⇒ PREVIOUS record
⇒ FIRST record
⇒ LAST record
SCREEN EXIT :
-
Return to REVIEW transaction ( WORK ORDER CREATION, EMPLOYEE FEEDBACK ...)
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SIVECO GROUP
2.5.1 ) PROCESS 410 : DATA DELETING
DISPLAY :
KEY :
-
None
FUNCTION KEYS
-
ENTER ⇒ Current record deleting
CLEAR ⇒ Abort record deleting
SCREEN EXIT :
IF the file contain records
THEN
-
Current record deleting
-
Return to the screen of transaction to review ( WORK ORDER CREATION, EMPLOYEE
FEEDBACK ...)
ELSE Next screen display :
2.5.1 ) PROCESS 420 : NO RECORD IN FILE
DISPLAY :
KEY :
-
None
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SIVECO GROUP
FUNCTION KEYS
-
None
SCREEN EXIT :
-
After 5 seconds, Return to transaction to review ( WORK ORDER CREATION, EMPLOYEE
FEEDBACK ...)
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SIVECO GROUP
2.6 – DATA TRANSMISSION TO COSWIN
2.6.1 ) PROCESS 500 : DATA TRANSMISSION
DISPLAY :
KEY :
-
None
FUNCTION KEYS
-
None
SCREEN EXIT :
-
Data sending to COSWIN database.
-
IF transmission is OKAY,
THEN Next screen display :
2.6.2 ) PROCESS 510 : TRANSMISSION OKAY
KEY :
-
None
FUNCTION KEYS
-
None
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SIVECO GROUP
SCREEN EXIT :
-
After 5 seconds, return to previous Menu
ELSE
2.6.3 ) PROCESS 520 : TRANSMISSION ERROR
KEY :
-
None
FUNCTION KEYS
-
ENTER⇒Transmission retry
F1
⇒Quit transmission to return to previous menu
SCREEN EXIT :
-
Return PROCESS 510 ⇒ Data Transmission
OR
-
Switch module ( STOCK / MAINTENANCE ) ⇒ Return PROCESS 200 or PROCESS 300
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