
Using Profiles
Use
Often, the same values are assigned to the same fields in different inspection plans. In such cases, it is advisable to predefine these fields in a profile and call them up when maintaining an inspection plan, thereby reducing the amount of work involved in entering data.
The information contained in the profile is a default that you can change, when you create and change inspection plans.

In addition, you can define profiles in
Procedure
The Default Values for General Data screen appears.
Field |
What You Should Know |
Task list unit |
Default value for the base unit of measure of the material to be produced |
Predefined plnt |
Default value for the plant that applies to all operations |
Use |
Default value for the area, in which the inspection plan is to be used |
Status |
Default value for the inspection plan status |
Op./act. incrmt |
Default value for the increment that is to be used for automatic numbering of the operations |
Base quantity |
Default value for the base unit of measure of the material to be produced |
Denominator |
Default value of the denominator for the conversion into base units of measure |
Numerator |
Default value of the numerator for the conversion into base units of measure |
The Default Values for Quality Assurance screen appears.
Field |
What You Should Know |
Char. increment |
Default value for the intervals, in which the inspection characteristic numbers are to be created in the inspection plan. |
Ch. insrt incr. |
Increments that are to be used if new inspection characteristics are added between already existing characteristics. |
Assign. increment |
Default value for the intervals, in which the assignment numbers are to be created |
Sample unit |
Base unit of measure for sample determination for a characteristic |
Base smpl. qty |
Factor for calculating the inspection quantity The system uses this factor to calculate the size of the single sample that is required for the inspection of the characteristic |
The screen from which you called the profile appears again.