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The checklist feature is used to display a list of questions to an inspector, relating to the features of the product being inspected. The inspector must answer these questions before the unit can be released.
The steps required to create the questions and answers that go together to create a checklist or are assigned to a defect need to be done in a particular order, as follows:
1. Create static answers (see here).
2. If needed, create checklist procedures for inclusion, answers or validation (see here).
3. Create question types (see here).
4. Create checklist categories (see here).
5. Create the messages to be shown if the answer given is incorrect (see here).
6. Create questions:
a. Create basic questions (question template) (see here).
b. Create unit questions (see here).
c. Create defect questions (see here).
7. Associate the question to a checklist category (see here).
8. Associate checklist categories to setup steps (see here).
9. Associate setup to station (see here).
Once a system has been configured it can be difficult to know what will be presented at a specific station for a specific unit.
There is a test functionality within Cockpit that will allow you to:
● See which questions will be presented.
● Test potential answers to those questions.
For more information see here.
Existing units can have their checklists modified in the following ways:
● Add a new question.
● Modify an existing question.
● Reset answer on question that has already been answered.
For more information see here.