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    • Introduction
    • User manual
      • General concepts
        • Control of the processing sequence
        • Timer/Counter
      • Basic operation
      • Part data
      • Timers and Counters
      • Route lists
        • Overview tab
        • Processes tab
        • Equipment tab
      • Configuration
        • Scope management
      • Block Migration Tool
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      • Assembly Line HTTP API
      • Line Control HTTP API
    • Glossary
Line Control
  • Industrial Application System
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  • Line Control
  • Introduction

Introduction to the Line Control module

The Module Line Control monitors the execution of the sequence of production processes of a production line in a discrete manufacturing (Control of the processing sequence). For this purpose, the Customer can create route lists. A route list typically consists of a sequence of production processes that must be carried out in the specified order in order to manufacture a product. In the production line, a product data record is typcally created by the head station. A route list is assigned to the product data record by the head station. All subsequent stations in the line request the process release status from Line Control. If Line Control reports the process release to the requesting station, the station may carry out the production process. After the production process has been completed, the station reports the result back to Line Control. The product record is updated in the Line Control database according to the result. If the result is successful, the product record in the Line Control database is written to the next production process so that the next production process can be carried out in sequence. If the production result was negative, the product data record in the line control database can be written to a rework process (to a freely definable NOK target in the route list) or even to a scrap target (to a freely definable NOK target in the route list) depending on the reportet result. At the end of a production line the product data record is typically either moved to a supermarket database or finally deletd from Line Control. When a product data record was moved to a supermarket database, it can be used also again on further downstream production lines.

The interface to the production line (or better to the software at the stations of the production line) can either be realized using Nexeed Direct Data Link service or the more modern software stack of the Nexeed IAS Modules Gateway, Information Router and Orchestrator.

Main Function

All UI related functions of the Line Control module are called up in the Line Control menu via the following menu items:

  • Part data

    • Search for parts and display part details

    • Export part data

  • Timers and Counters

    • Search and display timers and counters running in production

  • Route lists

    • Display, create and edit route lists, processes and facilities

    • Copy route lists and processes

    • Import and export route lists

    • Export route lists, processes and facilities

    • Delete route lists, processes and facilities

  • Configuration

    • Create or delete Line Control scopes

    • Configure scopes part handling settings

    • Configure type data for making use of timers and counters

  • Block Migration Tool

    • Migrate Nexeed MES blocks to Nexeed Industrial Application System

Roles and permissions

All modules of the Nexeed Industrial Application System are based on permissions. Depending on the permissions, different functions are available in a module.
To enable functions, the user is assigned a role based on the desired permission. Permissions are managed in the Multitenant Access Control module.

The standard configuration of the module includes the following roles:

Authorization Line Control user Line Control power user Line Control admin

Search for parts and display details

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Export part data

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Display route lists, processes and facilities

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Create route lists, processes and facilities

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Edit route lists, processes and facilities

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Export route lists, processes and facilities

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Copy route lists and processes

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Export and import route list entries

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Delete route lists, processes and facilities

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Configuration

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