Routing
The cutting order contains a Routing section. Here you can define the individual operations that are performed during cutting, for example sawing or sorting. The routing is used to map the expected capacity requirements and operation costs of the cutting order.
The following table describes the most important fields in the Routing section:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Operation No. | Number of the operation. Defines the sequence of the operations. |
| Type | Specifies whether the operation is performed at a work center or a machine center. |
| No. | Specifies the work center or machine center at which the operation is performed. |
| Process Type | Process type of the operation. |
| Standard Task Code | Specifies a standard task from which default values can be copied. |
| Description | Description of the operation. |
| Unit Cost Calculation | Calculation method for operation costs (time-based or unit-based). |
| Concurrent Capacities | Number of parallel capacities used for this operation. |
| Setup Time | Time required to set up the operation. |
| Run Time | Time required to perform the operation. |
| Unit Cost per | Unit cost for this operation if it differs from the unit cost of the work center or machine center. |
| Expected Operation Cost Amt. | Expected cost amount of the operation. It is calculated from the capacity need. |
Note
The fields Setup Time, Run Time and the direct unit cost are highlighted if they have been set manually and differ from the default values of the work center or machine center.