Use
In the inspection plan header, you define data that applies to the entire inspection plan.
Prerequisites
The master records used (for example, material master record, dynamic modification rule) must have been created and released in the system.
Procedure
Field/Screen Area |
What You Should Know |
Inspection points |
You can activate inspection points in the task list to define that inspections must take place in intervals based on, for example, time or quantity. |
Sample-drawing proc. |
You enter the sample-drawing procedure to be used. |
Dynamic mod. level |
You enter the level, at which you want to define dynamic modification parameters. You can specify whether dynamic modification is to take place at characteristic, inspection lot, or inspection type level. You cannot dynamically modify at header and characteristic level of the task list. You can make an entry in this field, depending on the task list usage. If you dynamically modify at inspection type level with a task list, the dynamic modification rule that is defined in the inspection setup is used. This allows dynamic modification to take place, based on inspection type when you use the same task list. |
Modification rule |
You enter the dynamic modification rule to be used. You can make an entry in this field, depending on the task list usage.Dynamic modification in conjunction with a calibration inspection (task lists in Plant Maintenance) is not supported. |
Dynamic modification criteria |
If you want to use dynamic modification (with a task list) at inspection lot or inspection type level, you can define additional dynamic modification criteria, such as vendor or manufacturer. These criteria can then be included in the sample determination procedure. |
Ext. numbering |
You define whether external numbering of single values is to take place, when you record results and whether this numbering is to be unique. |
The authorization for entering QM data at header level is controlled by the authorization object for the characteristics contained in the task list. All other data is controlled by the authorization objects for inspection plans or routings.
The system writes all the data of your worklist to the database.
Additional Functions on the Header Overview Screen
Function |
Pushbutton/Menu Path |
What You Should Know |
Creating task list header |
Create p ushbutton |
You can create a new task list. |
Changing task list header |
Change/Lock pushbutton |
You read the header data for the selected task list from the database into your worklist and therefore protect this data from being accessed by other users. |
Displaying task list header |
Display/Unlock pushbutton |
You write the header data of the selected task list from the your worklist to the database and therefore unlock this data for access by other users. |
Copying task list header |
Copy pushbutton |
You can copy the header data to use it in a different task list. |
Multi-level copying of task list header |
Multi.level copy pushbutton |
You can copy the header data to use it in a different task list. All objects belonging to this task list (for example, operations, PRTs, inspection characteristics) are also copied. |
Printing task list |
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You can print the task list. |
Deleting task list header |
Delete pushbutton |
You can delete the header data and therefore the whole task list. |
Switch to the first task list header |
First record pushbutton |
If you have selected several task lists, you switch to the header detail screen for the first task list you selected. |
Switch to the previous task list header |
Previous record pushbutton |
If you have selected several task lists, you switch to the header detail screen for the previous task list you selected. |
Switch to the next task list header |
Next record pushbutton |
If you have selected several task lists, you switch to the header detail screen for the next task list you selected. |
Switch to the last task list header |
Last record pushbutton |
If you have selected several task lists, you switch to the header detail screen for the last task list you selected. |
Assigning materials to the task list |
Task Lists ® Material-task list assignments |
You switch to the material-task list assigments overview, where you can assign one or several material(s) to the task list. |
Switch to the operation overview screen |
Task Lists ® Operations |
You switch to the operation overview. |
Switch to the production resources and tools overview screen |
Task Lists ® production resources and tools |
You switch to the production resources and tools overview screen. |
Switch to the inspection characteristics overview screen |
Task Lists ® Inspection characteristics |
You switch to the inspection characteristics overview. |
Switch to the dependent characteristic specifications overview screen |
Task Lists ® Dependent characteristic specifications |
You switch to the dependent characteristic specifications overview screen, where you can assign customer-, vendor- and/or material-specific inspection specifications to an inspection characteristic. |
Displaying detail screen |
Goto ® Details |
You switch to the detail screen of the selected task list(s). |
Displaying key date |
Extras ® Key date |
You can display the key date and change it, if necessary. |
Displaying change number |
Extras ® C hange number |
You can display the change number and change it, if necessary. |
Displaying effectivity parameters |
Extras ® Effectivity parameters |
You can display the effectivity parameters and change them, if necessary. |
Displaying selection criteria |
Extras ® Selection criteria details |
You can display the chosen selection criteria. |
Displaying work area |
Extras ® Working area details |
You can display the chosen working area. |