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Equipment Execution QuickStart
This QuickStart provides several components in pre-configured examples of:
Click image to enlarge - Equipment Setup and Formula Management
- Equipment Setup and Download
- Equipment-State and Machine Monitoring
- Production-Event Capturing
The Equipment Execution QuickStart package contains pre-defined:
- Templates and unit/work cell definitions and sample deployments
- InTouch® screens for Equipment Management
- SuiteVoyager™ information server configuration with content and reports
Adopting Best Practices through Wonderware QuickStarts
Wonderware® components can be implemented in many ways to accomplish a wide variety of tasks, especially in the area of Production and Performance Management.
Wonderware has developed application examples associated with the software modules that are called QuickStarts. Their purpose is to share proven practices and ideas regarding how to deploy the capabilities of multiple Wonderware components to address typical user requirements in the industry.
In essence, these QuickStarts are design tools for engineers and system integrators (SIs) looking to adopt proven practices and kick-start their design processes.
QuickStarts are working application examples that demonstrate the flexibility of Wonderware software. They indicate how to assemble specific Wonderware components to deliver some of the most commonly requested functionalities.
The Equipment Execution QuickStart and its Associated Equipment Operations Module Manufacturing Scenario
The Equipment Execution QuickStart demonstrates how the Equipment Operations Module can be applied in a process manufacturing scenario that addresses the execution of an assigned production work order to a piece of equipment.
This scenario enables an operator or technician to:
- Create and administer equipment and product parameters
- Select specific equipment
- Choose parameters appropriate for the desired product
- Modify the parameter set with allowable tolerances
- Download the adjusted parameters to the selected equipment
- Interact with and control the process, monitor conditions, initiate events
- Save the current parameter set
- View reports detailing the execution conditions and events
