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[[42Q-MES0087-C_Production_Scanning|42Q-MES0087-C Production Scanning]]<br/> Production Scanning is a user interface that collects and sends user, component, and other production data to MES. Production Scanning also utilizes AVP to create steps in documents for more efficient and effective work instruction display. | [[42Q-MES0087-C_Production_Scanning|42Q-MES0087-C Production Scanning]]<br/> Production Scanning is a user interface that collects and sends user, component, and other production data to MES. Production Scanning also utilizes AVP to create steps in documents for more efficient and effective work instruction display. | ||
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Revision as of 18:25, 29 April 2019
42Q Home > Conduit
Conduit Command Appendix
42Q-MES0085-C Conduit Command Appendix
The commands defined within the Conduit Command Registry represent the core functionality of the Conduit system.
Conduit
Conduit is the next generation of data collection for 42Q. This service acts as a gateway for core SFDC business functionality flowing into individual plant’s various unit repositories, providing a long-term, single-service replacement for SFDC. Conduit is capable of handling requests for dozens of SFDC PCs and thousands of Client devices across SFDC instances.
Production Scanning
42Q-MES0087-C Production Scanning
Production Scanning is a user interface that collects and sends user, component, and other production data to MES. Production Scanning also utilizes AVP to create steps in documents for more efficient and effective work instruction display.
Production Workbench
42Q-MES0145-C Production Workbench
Production Workbench is a responsive cross-platform tool implemented on the shop floor to provide individual need-based options to capture data in multiple ways with enhanced work instructions and/or deviations; it also allows to view/add/ remove attributes and map them to documents, multiple documents and even single chapters visualization from one interface at the same station, while maintaining tracked and non-tracked assembly components, and options to record/repair defects; all the previous accomplished through a Based on SFDC Conduit connection.
