Defect Triggers send notifications when individual defects are entered into the Inspect system. Administrators can customize these triggers so that notifications will be sent when a specific type of defect occurs on a specific component used in one product. Defect triggers can also be set up to send notifications when any defect occurs on any component used in any product assembled in the plant.
If you have modified an event trigger click Reload Triggers at the bottom of the list of triggers to ensure the changes are incorporated. Triggers will also be reloaded when the Event Service is restarted.
Select the Services tab.
Click Trigger Events.
The Trigger Events window opens.
Select Defect Event from the Event Type drop-down list in the top-left corner.
Click the Add button ().
The Create Trigger Event popup opens.
By default the General tab is selected in the right-hand pane.
Enter the following information:
Setting |
Description |
Description |
The name of the trigger. |
Comments |
Describe how the trigger works. |
Script |
The script that will be run when the event is triggered. |
Sleep Interval |
How long the event will be deactivated for after it has been triggered. If you don't want it to be deactivated at all set the interval to 0. |
Expires |
Enable if you only want the event to run until a specific date and time. |
Active |
Enable to activate the trigger event. |
Is One Time |
Enable if you want the event to become inactive after it fires one time. If this box is not checked, the trigger will continue to fire continually, or until it is marked inactive. |
Enable to generate a Concern CAP (Cause, Action, and Prevention). This is an electronic document that collects all the appropriate information needed to prevent a critical problem from reoccurring. |
The parameters are used to describe the exact circumstances under which the event will be triggered. The following parameters are available:
Parameters |
Description |
Product |
The product on which the defect was found. |
Part |
The part on which the defect was found. |
Location |
The location of the defect. |
Concern |
The type of concern of the defect. |
Detail |
The detail associated to the defect. |
Rank |
The rank of the defect. |
Safety Factor |
The safety factor associated to the defect. |
Defect Shift |
The shift during which the defect was found. |
Defect Station |
The station at which the defect was entered. |
Resp Area |
The area responsible for the defect. |
Resp Cell |
The cell responsible for the defect. |
Comments |
Search for specific comments. A match on any fragment consititues a match. |
Transaction Type |
The trigger fires on the following actions. Insert (default) and update. Insert = new data, Update = ammended data. |
Select the required parameter from the right-hand pane.
The lower pane contains the available items that can be assigned. the upper pane contains the items that have already been assigned.
Enable the checkboxes of the items in the lower pane that you want to assign.
Drag and drop the items from the lower pane to the upper pane.
The selected items are assigned to the Trigger Event.
Repeat this with all the other parameters.
The recipients will receive a notification when the Trigger Event is triggered.
Select Recipients in the right-hand pane.
In the lower pane select the Groups or Recipients tab.
Enable the checkboxes for the recipients, or groups of recipients, that will be sent a notification.
Drag and drop the groups or recipients from the lower pane to the upper pane.
The recipients are assigned to the Trigger Event.
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