Routing Step Properties
This screen appears when you double-click the routing step on the Routing
tab page of the Routing Maintenance
screen in the drawing area.
The following tables describe fields requiring explanation:
Field | Description |
|---|---|
| The unique identification of the step
You can assign a step ID manually, or the system automatically assigns a step ID when the routing definition is saved. This value appears on some reports and activities to help you distinguish among duplicate operations on a routing. The step ID does not control step sequencing but affects the order of steps in the list of routing steps. End of the note. |
| If selected, this step is the entry step on the routing. Only one routing step can be the entry step. |
| The operation being used as a routing step The operation is defined in Note that you can use the same operation multiple times as steps on the same routing if the |
| The type of the routing step
This field appears only for tabular routings. Select the End of the note. |
| The maximum number of times an SFC number can be processed at an operation
The value 0 (zero) indicates that there is no maximum. End of the note. |
| A user-defined key that determines how any operation or sub-operation is handled in order processing and in product costing in SAP ERP. This field is used only when you define ERP reporting steps for a routing. For more information, see Control Key Maintenance |
| The step as it is known in SAP ERP, if SAP ERP and SAP ME have been set up to exchange step-level data. When an SFC number completes this step, SAPMEINT sends a confirmation to SAP ERP from this reporting step.
When the system rule End of the note. |
| The work center at which you perform this operation
This is used strictly for some reports and is not used to control the flow of an SFC number within work centers. When the system rule End of the note. |
| Specifies that this work center is used in SAP ME ERP integration. The checkbox becomes read-only when the work center is assigned to ERP work center. This checkbox is visible only if the |
| The special one-line instruction displayed to the operator on starting the SFC number at an operation in the POD |
| Determines which operator decides where the SFC number should be queued after it completes this routing step
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| The required elapsed time for the routing step measured in minutes (see Elapsed Time in Process Check) |
| Sequence of the routing step in SAP ERP; set to 0. Only a zero sequence routing is used to send an order-specific routing from SAP ERP to SAP ME. |
| If selected, this routing step is the last reporting step from which SAPMEINT sends information to SAP ERP. For more information, see Transfer of Production Yield Confirmation: Integration Details and Transfer of Planned Order Confirmation.
When the End of the note. |
| If selected, the time spent at this step is considered rework. |
| If selected, the system does one of the following:
By default, this checkbox is selected at the last reporting step of the routing. For more information, see Integration of Quality Inspection Lot. This checkbox is visible only if the |
Field | Description |
|---|---|
| The unique identification of the substep
You can assign a substep ID manually, or the system automatically assigns a substep ID when the routing definition is saved. End of the note. |
| The name of this substep For more information, see Substep. |
| Allows you to group and filter substeps in the POD For more information, see Substep Maintenance. |
| Determines how the operator must process the substep For more information, see Substep Maintenance. |
| Allows you to enter additional details including components to be assembled at the substep and other associations. For more information, see Substep Details. |
Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Traceable BOM components that you can assign to the steps. Note that these traceable BOM components are not assigned to the steps yet. |
| If it is selected, there is no assignment of data to be collected upon assemble. The component will be automatically assembled if the If it is deselected, there is data to be collected upon assemble defined for the component. |
| The component and its version that you have assigned to a step |
| The quantity of the BOM component that you have assigned to a step |
| The reference designator of the BOM component that you have assigned to a step |
| If selected, the component is an auto assembled component |
| The type of the BOM component that you have assigned to a step |
| Selection rules attached to the BOM component that you have assigned to a step |
Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Allows you to filter work instructions that you can attach to the steps |
| The work instruction that you have attached to a step |
| The description of the work instruction that you have attached to a step |
| The version of the work instruction that you have attached to a step |
Field | Description |
|---|---|
| The name of the selection rule attached to the routing step |
| The description of the selection rule attached to the routing step |
Field | Description |
|---|---|
| The order the system executes this hook point.
The system uses this value to sequence all activities associated with this hook point. End of the note. |
| Specifies when the system should execute the activity identified in the |
| The hook point activity that system runs when this hook point is triggered at the routing step |
| If selected, allows the system to run the specified activity when this hook point is triggered for this routing step.
You can use this checkbox to temporarily disable the activity hook, for example when troubleshooting a problem. End of the note. |
| Used only with hook point activities; contains additional parameters or values to be passed to the activity during the hook execution |