| Print Work Instructions (tiasc5450m000) |  |
| Use this session to print the work instructions for line-station orders. Work instructions are printed for the Reference Date you select. The work instructions can be printed, either sorted by Line Stations by Assembly Order or Assembly Orders by Line Station. The orders must either have the status Frozen, or Ready to Start. You can also chose to print instructions for orders which have already been printed, by selecting Reprint in the Print What field. You can run this session by a trigger, such as completing a line-station order on another line station, using process-triggered workflow, by means of the Start Print Work Instructions (tiasc5451m000) session. You define the triggers in the Process Trigger Definition (tiasl8100m000) session. A space is provided on the work instructions for you to enter the serial number. If you are using serialized items, the serial numbers, for example the VIN of a car, are generated when you confirm the line sequence, that is, when you generate the As-built structure. To define whether an item is serialized, select or clear the Serialized check box in the Item - General (tcibd0101s000) session. Complete list of work instructions The following list provides the fields printed on the work instructions. For more details of layout, and so on, print a sample report. Requested Offline Date Assembly Line Reference Date Position Demand Order Assembly Part Planned Offline Date Number Line Station Feature Option Assembly Kit Assembly Part Floor Stock Original Assembly Part Position Shop Floor Warehouse Location Supply System Cycle Time Cycle Time Unit Execution Sequence Operation Operation Variant Original Operation Process Task Work Team Print Instructions Print Operation Description Work Center Shop Floor Warehouse Serial Number Related topics Assembly control overview Assembly orders
Fields | Description
Assembly Line | A set of consecutive line stations in which FAS (Final Assembly Schedule) items are manufactured. The items are manufactured by passing the items from line station to line station and by carrying out operations at each line station. An assembly line is subdivided into a number of line segments separated by buffers. An assembly line can be either a main line or a supplying line.
Line Segment | A set of consecutive assembly-line work centers on an assembly line between two buffers. The first buffer is the beginning of the segment, the next buffer is the first part of the next segment.
Reference Date | Line stations are date-effective. Select the date when you want the line stations to be valid. The reference date is also used to check which line stations are valid in ASC.
Sort | Select the report layout you require. To preview the layout, take the following steps: Select the relevant record(s). Click Print. Type D in the Device field. Click Continue. For a complete list of the contents of the work instructions, see the Complete List of Work Instructions, listed previously.
Print What | Work instructions include, among others, options, operations, assembly parts, instructions, and tasks. For a complete list of the contents of the work instructions, see the previous list. Originals Print work instructions that have not already been printed and have a Line Station Order Status from Planned to Closed. Reprint Print work instructions that have already been printed for line-station orders that have a Line Station Order Status from Frozen to Closed. Differences Only Only the differences are printed. Specifically, only the changes made since the first printing after the order has been frozen. Differences can only be printed for line station orders that have the status Frozen or Closed. Note You can change the content of an order after a line station variant, which is linked to the order, is made order-specific, when the order is frozen. The changes that are made, can be applied after the work instructions have been printed.
Commands | Description
Print | Prints the entered selection.