Handling Status on Design Object — Exercises
Basic Data Setup
Define Equipment Object Type Level
Purpose: The purpose of this exercise is to show you how
define the equipment object level.
Windows:
Class
- Define the equipment object level with object level Object ID and serials
allowed for the pump centrifugal class.
General exercise for
Defining Equipment Object Type and Level
Creating a Design Part
Purpose: The purpose of this exercise is to create
a design part.
Windows:
Design Part
Design Parts
- Create a design parts for the following classes to use in the exercises to
come:
Class |
Design Part ID |
Description |
PUMP CENTRIFUGAL |
10600020 |
Pump Centrifugal Dp 1 |
IMPELLER |
10600021 |
Pump wheel open d= 410 |
BEARING |
10600013 |
Bearing set for APP3 Pump |
General exercise for
Creating
a Design Part.
Creating a Consists of Design Part Structure
Purpose: The purpose of this exercise is to create
a consists of design part structure.
Windows:
Design Part
Design Parts
- Create consists of parts for the design part with ID 10600020:
Sort Order |
Consists of Design Part ID |
Quantity |
Purchase Quantity |
1 |
10520001 |
2 |
2 |
2 |
10520002 |
1 |
1 |
General exercise for
Creating
a Consists of and Belongs To Design Part Structure.
Main Exercise
Purpose: In this exercise you will create a design object and change
its design status using the available status actions. This design status change creates an
equipment object within IFS/Equipment and
changes the equipment object's operational status.
You will also create an equipment
object in IFS/Equipment. A design object will then be created in IFS/Asset Design
with the same object ID as the equipment object. This design object
automatically receives a design status of Completed (instead of the usual
value of Under Design) because the object ID already exists. Changes are made to
the equipment object in IFS/Equipment, and by changing design status to Redesign from within IFS/Asset Design, those equipment object data changes are transferred back to the design
object.
Windows:
Design Object
Design Objects
Functional Object
- Open the Design Object
window and click New to create a row.
- Define a new pump as follows:
Class |
Object ID |
Description |
Pump Centrifugal |
PM-246-PA-001 |
Centrifugal pump PA001 |
- Click Save. The pump is created with a design status of
Under Design and an operational status of Not Applicable. Not
Applicable indicates that the equipment object does not yet exist in
IFS/Equipment.
- Right-click, and select Set
Completed to change the value to Completed.
- On the
Business Object Explorer,
locate the pump object created in the first exercise and expand the design object node to
view the connected equipment object in the structure.
- Right click on the equipment object and click
Functional Object Information
to open the
Functional Object
window. An equipment object is created in IFS/Equipment
with the same Object ID as the design part (PM-246-PA-001). The Operational Status,
which changes to In Operation, is visible from both IFS/Asset
Design and IFS/Equipment.
Note: When two or more objects have a common design status (e.g.
Completed, Under Design, etc.), the design status may be changed simultaneously
for multiple
objects from the Design Objects
window. Open the Design Object
window or the Business Object
Explorer if you want to change the status for one object and open the Design Objects or
Linear Assets
windows you want to change the status for many objects.
- Open the Functional
Object window, click New
and enter the following information for an equipment object (use the List
of Values where available):
Object ID |
Object Description |
Level |
Type Designation |
PM-357-PA-001 (including the dashes) |
Pump for Design Status Test |
Object ID |
There are several values from which you can
select. Make sure the value you select has an Object Type = 100 |
- Click Save to create the equipment object.
- Close any IFS/Equipment window.
- Open the Design Object
window and click New to create a row.
- Define a new pump within the Pump Centrifugal class. Use the same
Object ID
(PM-357-PA-001) and Description (Pump for Design Status Test) as used for
the equipment object.
- Click the Relations tab and define the Design Part as 10600020. This design part
has a Consists of Design Parts
structure, as defined in the basic data exercise.
- Click Save to create the pump object.
- On the
Business Object Explorer,
locate the pump object created above and expand the design object node to
view the connected equipment object in the structure.
- Right click on the equipment object and click Functional Object Information
to open the
Functional Object
window and view the equipment object.
- Since the pump
object ID
already exists in IFS/Equipment, the pump is created in IFS/Asset Design with
a design status of Completed. The operational status is In Operation, which
is the same as the equipment object in IFS/Equipment.
- On the
Business Object Explorer,
locate the pump object created in the first exercise and expand the design object node to
view the connected equipment object in the structure.
- Right click on the equipment object and click Functional Object Information
to open the
Functional Object
window.
- Change the Description to PA001.
- Add these values to the following fields:
Group ID |
Criticality |
Supplier |
50 |
3 (medium) |
5000 |
- Click Save to save the changes.
- Click the Spare Parts tab to view the spare parts for the
equipment object that are the same as the Design Part Consists of Parts for
the design part connected to the design object.
- For
the row with Part Description value of Pump wheel open d= 410, double
click in the following fields to edit the information as follows:
Quantity |
Drawing No |
Drawing Position |
Note |
4 |
2500 |
12C |
equipment to design |
- Click Save.
- Close the Functional Object
window.
- On the
Business Object Explorer,
locate and select the pump object to display it in the Design Object
window.
- Right-click and click Set Redesign. This command transfers the equipment object changes to the
design object. Note that the Description value has been updated and
so have the values for Group, Criticality,
Installation Date, Supplier, and Supplier Name on the
General tab.
- Click the Additional Parts tab to view the updated
additional part information on Pump wheel open d= 410.
Note: Changing the Design Status to Redesign
updates the
design object with changes made to the equipment object.
- On the
Business Object Explorer,
locate the pump object created above and expand the design object node to
view the connected equipment object in the structure.
- Right click on the equipment object and click Functional Object Information
to open the
Functional Object
window.
- Right click, click Operational Status, and then click Out of Operation.
- Once the Operational Status value changes to Out of Operation, close the
Functional Object
window.
- Right-click on the equipment object and click Design Object Information to
view the design object on the Design Object
window.
- Right click, click Status, and then click Set
Planned for Scrapped. The design status changes to Planned for Scrap, and
the operational status is Out of Operation.
- Right click, click Status, and then click Set Scrapped.
The design status changes to Completed, and the operational status value to
Scrapped.