Input

From version 23.6.0 the fields "Upper control limit", and "Lower control limit" are no longer mandatory to use. The reason why this was changed was because the two fields were rarely used.

However, if the input type "Number" is selected in the tab Basic data then the remaining fields will be mandatory.  

For every row in the Checklist, it is possible to assign a PDF file. Here it is possible to view a blueprint or for example, something that will be measured. If you wish to show a specific text when the user enters an anomaly you can do that in the tab "Basic data", and use the input type "Deviation text". If no text is entered there the query will remain when the user enters values for the different limits here.

Upper reasonable limit
Here you enter the limit that the entered value is NOT allowed to surpass.

Upper limit
Here you enter the limit that will issue a warning to the user if it is passed.

Upper control limit
Here you enter the limit for the first warning that will be issued to the user, if the value is higher than the nominal value.

Nominal value
This value will be the answer to the Checklist query.

Lower control limit
Here you enter the limit for the first warning that will be issued to the user, if the value is lower than the nominal value.

Lower limit
Here you enter the value that will issue a warning to the user if it is passed.

Lower reasonable limit
Here you enter the value that will be the limit which it is NOT allowed to surpass.

Unit
Here you have to enter both the type of unit as well as the amount. For example, if it is 100 meters then enter 100 m.

List
In the tab Basic data it is possible to select the input type List. If that is done, then this menu will open up and reveal a list of available Lists to choose from.

Value calculation
In the tab Basic data it is possible to select the input type Number. If that is done, then this menu will open up, and here you can choose between None, Calculate nominal value, and Get from process value limit.    

Process value group
Here you can determine what process value group, if any, should be associated with the entered value. A process value group is a group of values assigned to a group of machines, here is more information on how process value group works. In this group of machines, each machine will have this value assigned to it, for example, it can be a measurement like meters. The system will use the value assigned when the active machine goes through the Checklist.  

Ignore limit color
Here you can decide whether or not you should ignore color limits.

Scanning folder
Here you enter the search path to the folder where scanned documents are saved. When the Checklist is performed it is expected that a document from this folder is being scanned. If that does not happen the system will not consider the Checklist as finished.  

File pattern
Here you enter the search path to identify what documents should be attached for this Checklist row. Joker signs and wildcards are allowed, for example, *tool_id*.pdf for when all PDF documents which contain a tool id are shown. The folder the contains the file pattern is the folder entered in the search path explained above in the "Scanning folder".

However, some special rules apply if "Document scanning" and/or "Automatic scanning of documents" are selected as input types.

When "Document scanning" is selected a folder must be specified which will contain the scanned documents being generated when the Internal activity is executed.

When "Automatic scanning of documents" is selected a search path in the "Scanning folder" menu must be entered that contains the files.

If the system detects files this way, and the user performing the Internal activity confirms it is correct, the file is copied into the directory specified in the "Output directory correct" text field. If it is not correct, then it will be copied into the directory specified as "Output directory wrong".

For each row in the Checklist, it is possible to show a PDF file, for example, to show instructions or blueprints. If there is no PDF file selected when the Checklist was created, the standard file selected will be visible instead.  

SQL Query
Here you can either choose an existing SQL query or create a new one, in either case, it will later be used in the Checklist.

Hidden
If this check box is activated, it will hide fields for input. This is generally used when automatic values that do not require manual input are used. However, the field/s will be visible in various follow up such as reports.  

Use input verification
If this check box is activated, then the input value will be verified against the selection done in the drop-down menu for "Verification source".  

Verification Source
At the moment, there is only one option to use here: "Work order materials". If this option is selected, and the input value IS NOT a match for a part on the work order materials, then the activity will register as an anomaly.