The E-Mixing Line Settings module is used to define, activate, or deactivate the status of each production line that utilizes the E-Mixing system. This module is crucial for data integration and for configuring workflows based on the actual setup of the production lines.
1. Main View (E-Mixing Line List)
View Explanation
E-Mixing Line Table:
No.: The sequence number for the line.
Line: The name or code of each production line.
Reason: A column containing a brief description of the status change (e.g., "E-mixing trial" or "Syncing e-mixing to sunfish 2.0").
User Update: The last user who modified the status or information for that line.
Date Update: The date and time of the most recent update.
Line Status: A status column indicating active (green checkmark) or inactive (red cross).
The status can be edited by clicking on a row in the table.
2. Add/Update E-Mixing Line Page
View Explanation
Line: A dropdown menu listing the available production lines.
E-Mixing Line Status: A choice of Active (checkmark) or Inactive (radio button).
Reason for Activation/Inactivation: A text field for recording the reason behind the status change.
Save button to store changes and a Cancel button to discard the action.
3. Steps for Adding/Managing E-Mixing Lines
Go to Utilities > E-Mixing Line Settings.
Click the New button to add or edit line details.
Select the Line from the available dropdown menu.
Set the Status: Activate or deactivate based on operational needs.
Enter the Reason for Activation/Inactivation to log the change.
Save the data using the Save button.
To change the status of an existing line, click on the line's row, make the necessary changes to the status or reason, and then save.
4. Integrated Workflow & Business Process
Control of Active E-Mixing Lines: By setting the status, users can control which lines are included in the automated E-Mixing process and data integration with Sunfish or other ERP systems, ensuring only operationally ready lines are active.
Auditing & Tracking: The reason, user, and update time columns are essential for audit purposes (for example, if operational issues arise and a history of line setup changes is needed).
5. Tips & Important Notes
Ensure the active/inactive status always reflects the actual conditions on the factory floor to prevent errors in the automated integration process.
Always record the reason for status changes to assist the maintenance and IT teams during troubleshooting or system audits.
Access to this module should be restricted to production supervisors, maintenance staff, or system administrators who understand the operational conditions and data reconciliation needs.
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