Creating Operations/Phases in the Graphic Mode 

Prerequisites

The following data has been created in the system:

Procedure

  1. Choose on the operation overview.
  2. Choose Edit ® Object ® Insert operation.

The following symbols are available in the section for the objects to be inserted:

  1. Click the required symbol.
  2. Click in the display area to position the object.

If you click on an existing phase when you insert a new one, the system at the same time creates a relationship between the new and the existing phase. The relationship type is determined by the settings made under Settings ® Defaults ® Insert nodes.

The Insert Operation/Phase dialog box appears.

  1. Edit the operation or phase data in the dialog box.
    The following table tells you:

Field

For Operations

For Phases

Default Value from

OpAc (operation number)

X

X

Recipe profile

Ph (phase)

 

X

 

SOp. (superior operation)

 

X

 

CRD ( control recipe destination)

 

X

Recipe profile or resource

Resource ( primary resource)

X

Taken from operation

 

CtrK ( control key )

X

X

 

StTextK (standard text key)

X

X

Resource

Description

X

X

 

 

You can change the default values in the recipe, provided that they have not been marked as references in the resource.
If required, you can also change the recipe profile in the recipe (see
Changing Recipe Profiles in Recipes ).

  1. Choose .

The system inserts the operation or phase in the display area.

If you must enter standard values for an operation or phase, the system automatically takes you to the Standard values tab page.

If required, enter the standard values and choose .

If necessary, you can change the layout of the operation graphic. For more information, see Adjusting the Operation Graphic and Changing Settings in the Operation Graphic Layout.

  1. If you want to enter further detail data, double-click the relevant operation or phase in the graphic.
  1. Choose the General data, Standard values, or User fields tab page and enter data as required. For more information, see: