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the operations associated with a line-station variant. Line Station Variant Holds identical operations and materials that are used at a
specific line station for multiple assembly orders. In this manner, the
identical operations and materials are stored only once, rather than for each
assembly order. When line station variants are used, less data storage is
required, and the performance is enhanced. Example You produce cars with various features, including two types
of wheels: broad and narrow. In the wheel line station, in which the wheels are
fitted, all cars with broad wheels are one line station variant, and cars with
narrow wheels are another line station variant, regardless of any other
specifications, because the other specifications are not relevant to the wheel
line station. Station The line station for which the LSV applies. For Order If the LSV is order-specific, this field displays for which
order the LSV is made specific. Note This field is only displayed if the selected LSV is
order-specific. Process This field is not in use. It is reserved for functionality that
is not yet available. Operation The operation linked to the LSV. Operation Variant This field is not in use. It is reserved for functionality that
is not yet available. Original Operation If this check box is selected, the operation has not
been altered. If this check box is cleared, one of the fields of the
assembly operation has been changed. You can only do this if the LSV is
order-specific. This check box is
used to determine the printing result. When originals must be printed, the
operations for which this check box is selected are printed. When differences
must be printed, the operations for which this check box is cleared are
printed. Work Team The team of employees who carry out the operation. Execution Sequence The order in which the operations must be carried out. Text If this check box is selected, an instruction text is
present. Task An activity to manufacture or repair an item. For example,
sawing, drilling, or painting. A task is carried out on a work center, and can be related to
a machine. Cycle Time In LN,
the time between completion of two separate units of production. For example,
the cycle time of motors assembled at a rate of 120 per hour is 30 seconds. The cycle time is also equal to the time that a product stays
in one position on a assembly line, or the time that an operation is carried
out on an item in a work station (excluding setup time). Cycle Time Unit Hours, minutes or seconds Man Occupation The number of people needed to carry out the operation. This value is
retrieved from the line station assignment in Line Assembly Control (LAC). This
information is only used in order-based transaction processing. In
line-station-based transaction processing, the man occupation is taken from the
line-station-level assignment. Machine Occupation The number of machines needed to carry out the operation. This value is
retrieved from the line station assignment in Line Assembly Control (LAC). This
information is only used in order-based transaction processing. In
line-station-based transaction processing, the machine occupation is taken from
the line station level assignment. | |