Overview of SystemsSystems can be created from the context toolbar. The available systems are:
You can also insert existing systems in your system structure by clicking Insert an Existing System in the context toolbar. For more information, see Inserting an Existing System Create System-Manufactured Item ScopeCreate System-Manufactured Item scope assigns a scope between General system and a Manufacturing Assembly. If the scope is not assigned to the root manufactured item, a warning message appears. Overview of OperationsYou can create operations by right-clicking a system and selecting the required operation type from the Insert context menu or using General Operation from the Authoring section of the action bar. The following operations are available:
Define OperationsYou can define operations by right-clicking in a system and selecting
Define Operations.
The Define Operations
dialog box appears with operations listed. Edit System PropertiesYou can modify the system properties by right-clicking in a system in the System Editor and selecting Properties to edit the reference, instance, configuration, and effectivity attributes of a system. For more information, see Edit System Properties. Delete a SystemYou can delete a system by right-clicking in a system and select Delete from the context menu. See Delete a System. Product Flow LinksYou can create the product flow links between two systems in the System Editor. See Defining Product Flow Between Systems. DragYou can drag manufactured items from the Manufactured Item Editor to assign them to systems in the System Editor to create operations on the target systems. Switch between Different FramesYou can switch the lower frame of the System Editor to the PPR context. For more information, see Switch between Different Frames. Simulation of a General System in Push ModeIn previous releases, all the operations of a general system were processed at the same time in Push mode. As from this release, operations are processed separately, if they belong to a different root process (model). Once the general system cycle is complete, a model is selected according to the inputs available in the upstream system. For instance, if the PPR Context contains three models (A, B, C), model A is automatically processed once the general system cycle is complete, only if the required inputs are available. If model A does not have the required inputs, but model B does, then model B is automatically processed. F5 KeyPress the F5 key to list information about the system's assigned parts, manufactured items, operations, and fasteners. For more information, see Show Assigned Data Using the F5 List. |