Tutorial Overview

 

The Data Collect module is used to enter and track quality concerns (and repair data). Data Collect can be run on a handheld data collection device or on a stationary PC workstation. Handheld devices are useful for roving data collection, whereas stationary workstations are used at fixed data inspection locations. In either case, operators can enter quality concerns for a part (including the type and the severity of concern) and then evaluate the concern and assign it for repair.

Data Collect uses touch-screen technology to input data. On a handheld device the operator can use a pen to "touch" the screen for entering quality concerns. If using a stationary PC with touch screen capability, the operator can either touch the screen or use a mouse to enter defect data.

In this tutorial you will use all the main features of Data Collect. Using a bicycle manufacturing plant as an example you will enter defects on a production line for ATS Bikes. You will also see how you can adjust the basic functionality of the Data Collect interface using Inspect Admin.

Carry out the following steps:

1.     Log into Data Collect

2.     Register a Unit in the System

3.     Move around the unit view

4.     Mark a single defect

5.     Create a recurring defect

6.     Mark a defect over a wide area

7.     Attach an image to a defect

8.     View an existing unit

9.     Repair and remove defects