| # Quality Management Parameters (qmptc0100m000) Use this session to maintain the parameters of the Quality Management package. These parameters control the general features in the Quality Management package and integrate this package with modules of other packages. Tabs Origin Select origins as a basis for quality inspections. Series Select number groups and series for inspection order numbers. In addition, the Step Size for Inspection Order Lines field is selected. Blocking Reasons Select blocking reasons for routing (TI). You must fill out this tab when you check the Routing (TI) check box on the Origin tab. Remaining Miscellaneous options, for instance the way you enter test data (by unit or by characteristic). Related topics To use number groups and series Defining blocking reasons for QM Using QM for manufacturing operations Effective Date Displays the date and time that the parameters are valid. The parameters are valid up to the effective date of a more recent parameter setting. Description Displays the description of the parameter set. For example, you can indicate why you changed the parameters. Sales (SLS) If this check box is selected, the Quality Management package can be used in the Sales Control module as a basis for inspections. Sales (SLS) If this check box is selected, you can use order-specific inspection data for Sales Control. Even if changes have occurred in the master data after the sales order has been planned, and order-specific inspection data does exist, the inspection orders of a specific order will remain the same. Sales (SLS) Displays a check box option to indicate what has to be done with the inspection results: If this check box is checked, the inspection results are a recommendation for the user; the user can overwrite these results. If this check box is cleared, the inspection results are mandatory; the user cannot overwrite these results. Note The QM Only Recommends field in the Quality Combinations (qmptc0111m000) session can overrule the values you set in this session. Purchase (PUR) If this check box is selected, the Quality Management package can be used in the Purchase Control module as a basis for inspections. Purchase (PUR) If this check box is selected, you can use order-specific inspection data for Purchase Control. Even if changes have occurred in the master data after the purchase order has been planned, and order-specific inspection data does exist, the inspection orders of a specific order will remain the same. Purchase (PUR) Displays a check box option to indicate as to what has to be done with the inspection results: If this check box is checked, the inspection results are a recommendation for the user; the user can overwrite these results. If this check box is cleared, the inspection results are mandatory; the user cannot overwrite these results. Note The QM Only Recommends field in the Quality Combinations (qmptc0111m000) session can overrule the values you set in this session. Production (SFC) If this check box is selected, the Quality Management package can be used in the Shop Floor Control (SFC) module as a basis for inspections. Production (SFC) If this check box is selected, you can use order-specific inspection data for Shop Floor Control (SFC). Even if changes have occurred in the master data after the production order has been planned, and order-specific inspection data does exist, the inspection orders of a specific order will remain the same. Production (SFC) Displays a check box option to indicate as to what has to be done with the inspection results: If this check box is checked, the inspection results are a recommendation for the user; the user can overwrite these results. If this check box is cleared, the inspection results are mandatory; the user cannot overwrite these results. Note The QM Only Recommends field in the Quality Combinations (qmptc0111m000) session can overrule the values you set in this session. Material (BOM) If this check box is selected, the Quality Management package can be used in the Bill of Material (BOM) module as a basis for inspections. Material (BOM) If this check box is selected, you can use order-specific inspection data for Bill of Material (BOM). Even if changes have occurred in the master data after the production order has been planned, and order-specific inspection data does exist, the inspection orders of a specific order will remain the same. Material (BOM) Displays a check box option to indicate as to what has to be done with the inspection results: If this check box is checked, the inspection results are a recommendation for the user; the user can overwrite these results. If this check box is cleared, the inspection results are mandatory; the user cannot overwrite these results. Note The QM Only Recommends field in the Quality Combinations (qmptc0111m000) session can overrule the values you set in this session. Routing (TI) If this check box is selected, the Quality Management package can be used in the Routing (ROU) module as a basis for inspections. Routing (TI) Displays a check box option to indicate as to what has to be done with the inspection results: If this check box is checked, the inspection results are a recommendation for the user; the user can overwrite these results. If this check box is cleared, the inspection results are mandatory; the user cannot overwrite these results. Note The QM Only Recommends field in the Quality Combinations (qmptc0111m000) session can overrule the values you set in this session. Warehouse Transfer If this check box is selected, the Quality Management package can be used for inspections on warehouse transfers. Warehouse Transfer If this check box is selected, you can use order-specific inspection data for warehouse transfers. Warehouse Transfer Displays a check box to indicate as to what has to be done with the inspection results: If this check box is checked, the inspection results are a recommendation for the user; the user can overwrite these results. If this check box is cleared, the inspection results are mandatory; the user cannot overwrite these results. Note The QM Only Recommends field in the Quality Combinations (qmptc0111m000) session can overrule the values you set in this session. Storage inspections If this check box is selected, the Quality Management package can be used for inspections on storage in warehouses. Number Group in Inspection Ordering Displays a field that is used to define number groups for inspection order numbering. For each origin (for example, Sales Control or Purchase Control, a different series can be defined. Note You can create new number groups in the Number Groups (tcmcs0151m000) session and their series in the First Free Numbers (tcmcs0150m000) session. Related topics To use number groups and series Sales Inspection Orders Displays the series of Sales Control orders. Related topics To use number groups and series Purchase Inspection Orders Displays the series of Purchase Control orders. Related topics To use number groups and series Production Inspection Orders Displays the series of Shop Floor Control orders. Related topics To use number groups and series Material Inspection Orders Displays the series of Bill of Material orders. Related topics To use number groups and series Routing Inspection Orders Displays the series of Routing orders. Related topics To use number groups and series Warehouse Inspection Orders Displays the series of warehouse inspection orders. Related topics To use number groups and series Storage Inspection Orders Displays the series of storage inspection orders. Related topics To use number groups and series Step Size for Inspection Order Lines Displays the position numbers. When inspection order lines are generated in the Inspection Order - Lines (qmptc1101m000) session, a position number will be assigned automatically. In this field, you can type the step size by which every new position numbers needs to be raised. Active Inspections Displays a field where you must enter a blocking reason to accomplish a Block on Operation for Active Inspections in the Shop Floor Control (SFC) module. An inspection is active in one of the following cases: The inspection status is Free and the order quantity is not equal to 0. The inspection status is Active. The inspection status is Completed. The blocking reason must have the following check boxes selected in the Blocking Reasons (tisfc2100m000) session: Use in QM Block Quantity Completed Block Quantity Rejected Blocked for Completion The blocking reason must have the Block Quantity to be Inspected check box cleared in the Blocking Reasons (tisfc2100m000) session. Related topics Defining blocking reasons for QM Using QM for manufacturing operations Inactive Inspections Displays a field where you must enter a blocking reason to accomplish a Block on Operation for Not Active Inspections in Shop Floor Control. An inspection is not active when the inspection status is Free with order quantity = 0. The blocking reason must have the following check boxes selected in the Blocking Reasons (tisfc2100m000) session: Use in QM Block Quantity Completed Block Quantity Rejected The blocking reason must have the following check boxes cleared in the Blocking Reasons (tisfc2100m000) session: Block Quantity to be Inspected Blocked for Completion Related topics Defining blocking reasons for QM Using QM for manufacturing operations Processed Inspections Displays a field where you must enter a blocking reason to accomplish a Block on Operation for Processed Inspections in Shop Floor Control. An inspection is processed when the inspection status is Processed. The blocking reason must have the following check boxes selected in the Blocking Reasons (tisfc2100m000) session: Use in QM Block Quantity to be Inspected The blocking reason must have the following check boxes cleared in the Blocking Reasons (tisfc2100m000) session: Block Quantity Completed Block Quantity Rejected Blocked for Completion Related topics Defining blocking reasons for QM Using QM for manufacturing operations Active Inspections Displays a field where you must enter a blocking reason to accomplish a Block on Completion of Operation for Active Inspections in the Shop Floor Control module. An inspection is active in the following cases: The inspection status is Free with order quantity unequal to 0. The inspection status is Active. The inspection status is Completed. The blocking reason must have the following check boxes selected in the Blocking Reasons (tisfc2100m000) session: Use in QM Block Quantity to be Inspected Blocked for Completion The blocking reason must have the following check boxes cleared in the Blocking Reasons (tisfc2100m000) session: Block Quantity Completed Block Quantity Rejected Related topics Defining blocking reasons for QM Using QM for manufacturing operations Inactive Inspections Displays a field where you must enter a blocking reason to accomplish a Block on Completion of Operation for Not Active Inspections in the Shop Floor Control module. An inspection is not active when the inspection status is Free with order quantity = 0, or when the inspection status is Processed. The blocking reason must have the following check boxes selected in the Blocking Reasons (tisfc2100m000) session: Use in QM Block Quantity to be Inspected The blocking reason must have the following check boxes cleared in the Blocking Reasons (tisfc2100m000) session: Block Quantity Completed Block Quantity Rejected Blocked for Completion Related topics Defining blocking reasons for QM Using QM for manufacturing operations Enter Test Data By Displays a parameter that determines how the test data is entered. by Characteristic (in the Sample - Test Data by Characteristic (qmptc1115m000) session) by Serial Number (in the Sample - Test Data by Serial Number (qmptc1116m000) session) Mandatory Printing of Inspection Order Documents If this check box is selected, the Print Inspection Orders (qmptc1400m000) session is mandatory in the inspection procedure. This means that an inspection order is blocked until the documents are printed. If this check box is cleared, the Print Inspection Orders (qmptc1400m000) session is optional. |