) below the right-hand pane.
Data Collect is used to enter and track quality concerns and repair data. It can be run on a portable device, such as a tablet, or on a stationary PC. Portable 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 assign it for repair.
1. Select the Plants tab.
2. Click Stations.
A list of the existing stations is displayed.
3. Select Data Collect from the drop-down list above the right-hand pane.
If you are looking for existing Data Collect stations you can also filter using the Area drop-down list.
4. Click the add icon () below the right-hand pane.
The station creation dialog opens.
5. Select the different tabs in the dialog to define the station.
Tab |
Description |
Description and location |
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All options not specified in the other tabs |
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Determines the steps that will be carried out during the inspection process at a particular station. |
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Station print groups controls which views or parts appear on a travel ticket. |
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The stations whose defects will be visible at this station. |
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Specify which groups of concerns can be assigned at this station. |
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The settings required for a Direct Run report. |
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Select the concerns to be shown at the top of the list. |
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Setup connections via TCP/IP and RS-232 ports |