@seedtactics/insight-client 16.7.2 → 16.8.1

package/docs/makino.md

@@ -2,39 +2,35 @@
 title: Makino Cell Integration
 nav: FMS Insight Server > Makino
 description: >-
-  FMS Insight works with recent Makino cell controller versions. FMS Insight
-  can read events from the cell controller and can also insert parts, jobs, and
-  orders; at the current time FMS Insight cannot create pallets or fixtures.
+  FMS Insight works with recent Makino cell controller versions. FMS Insight can read events from
+  the cell controller and can also insert parts, jobs, and orders; at the current time FMS Insight
+  cannot create pallets or fixtures.
 ---
 
 # FMS Insight Makino Integration
 
-FMS Insight works with recent Makino cell controller versions. FMS Insight
-can read events from the cell controller and can also insert parts, jobs, and
-orders; at the current time FMS Insight cannot create pallets or fixtures.
+FMS Insight works with recent Makino cell controller versions. FMS Insight can read events from the
+cell controller and can also insert parts, jobs, and orders; at the current time FMS Insight cannot
+create pallets or fixtures.
 
 ## ADE Folder and SQL Server Connection
 
-FMS Insight communicates with the Makino cell controller via two methods.
-First, FMS Insight uses a read-only connection to the Makino database to
-obtain log and status information about the cell. Secondly, when downloading
-parts, jobs, and orders, FMS Insight creates files in the Makino ADE folder.
-This is a folder which the Makino cell controller watches for changes; when a
-new file appears in this folder the Makino cell controller will itself import
-the file. Thus, FMS Insight never modifies the cell data directly but instead
-just creates the appropriate file in the ADE folder.
+FMS Insight communicates with the Makino cell controller via two methods. First, FMS Insight uses a
+read-only connection to the Makino database to obtain log and status information about the cell.
+Secondly, when downloading parts, jobs, and orders, FMS Insight creates files in the Makino ADE
+folder. This is a folder which the Makino cell controller watches for changes; when a new file
+appears in this folder the Makino cell controller will itself import the file. Thus, FMS Insight
+never modifies the cell data directly but instead just creates the appropriate file in the ADE
+folder.
 
-By default, FMS Insight uses `c:\Makino\ADE` as the ADE folder and connects
-to the database on the local computer. Both of these settings can be changed
-in the [configuration file](server-config).
+By default, FMS Insight uses `c:\Makino\ADE` as the ADE folder and connects to the database on the
+local computer. Both of these settings can be changed in the [configuration file](server-config).
 
 ## Download Only Orders
 
-When creating data in the cell controller (by writing a file to the ADE
-folder), FMS Insight has two modes. First, it can include a description of
-the part, job, and order, causing the Makino cell controller to create a new
-part, a new job, and a new order. This is the default, since it minimizes the
-amount of data which must be manually entered into the cell controller.
-Alternatively, via a setting in the [config file](server-config), FMS
-Insight will only create orders. FMS Insight will assume that a matching part
-already exists inside the Makino cell controller.
+When creating data in the cell controller (by writing a file to the ADE folder), FMS Insight has two
+modes. First, it can include a description of the part, job, and order, causing the Makino cell
+controller to create a new part, a new job, and a new order. This is the default, since it minimizes
+the amount of data which must be manually entered into the cell controller. Alternatively, via a
+setting in the [config file](server-config), FMS Insight will only create orders. FMS Insight will
+assume that a matching part already exists inside the Makino cell controller.

package/docs/material-quarantine.md

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 title: Material Quarantine
 nav: Procedures > Material Quarantine
 description: >-
-  FMS Insight can help track and manage material that has been temporarily
-  removed from the FMS cell for re-machining or rework.
+  FMS Insight can help track and manage material that has been temporarily removed from the FMS cell
+  for re-machining or rework.
 ---
 
 # Material Quarantine
 
-FMS Insight provides an optional feature to help track and manage material
-that has been temporarily removed from the cell for re-machining, more
-detailed inspection, or some other rework. FMS Insight displays all the
-material currently on hold, allows a supervisor/manager to update the status
-of quarantined material, and finally allows the material to be re-introduced
-to the cell or scrapped.
+FMS Insight provides an optional feature to help track and manage material that has been temporarily
+removed from the cell for re-machining, more detailed inspection, or some other rework. FMS Insight
+displays all the material currently on hold, allows a supervisor/manager to update the status of
+quarantined material, and finally allows the material to be re-introduced to the cell or scrapped.
 
-The implementation extends the [material tracking](material-tracking) to
-also include whiteboard regions for quarantined material. By default, FMS
-Insight creates whiteboard regions for each pallet, inspection stand, the
-wash stand, and any in-process queues of material between processes. These
-are the "active" whiteboard regions and contain material which is flowing
-through the normal workflow. FMS Insight keeps these whiteboard regions
-updated automatically by recording the log of automated cell activity.
-In the [server configuration](server-config), FMS Insight allows you to
-define a list of Queues and this list of queues must contain a queue for
-each "active" in-process queue defined in the flexibility plan and used to
-hold material in the normal workflow. Any queue which is listed inside
-the flexibility plan is treated by FMS Insight as an "active" queue.
+The implementation extends the [material tracking](material-tracking) to also include whiteboard
+regions for quarantined material. By default, FMS Insight creates whiteboard regions for each
+pallet, inspection stand, the wash stand, and any in-process queues of material between processes.
+These are the "active" whiteboard regions and contain material which is flowing through the normal
+workflow. FMS Insight keeps these whiteboard regions updated automatically by recording the log of
+automated cell activity. In the [server configuration](server-config), FMS Insight allows you to
+define a list of Queues and this list of queues must contain a queue for each "active" in-process
+queue defined in the flexibility plan and used to hold material in the normal workflow. Any queue
+which is listed inside the flexibility plan is treated by FMS Insight as an "active" queue.
 
-To support quarantined material, you can create extra whiteboard
-regions/queues for the various tasks that might be performed on quarantined
-material. To the list of queues defined in the [server configuration](server-config),
-you can add extra queues to represent the various quarantined material tasks.
-A queue that is not listed inside the flexibility plan is considered as a
-quarantined material queue and FMS Insight will not update the queue
-automatically. Instead a supervisor, manager, or engineer can manually move material
-between the various quarantined material queues to assist with tracking the
-material. The material can also be moved back into an "active" queue to
-reintroduce it into the cell or removed completely if scrapped.
+To support quarantined material, you can create extra whiteboard regions/queues for the various
+tasks that might be performed on quarantined material. To the list of queues defined in the
+[server configuration](server-config), you can add extra queues to represent the various quarantined
+material tasks. A queue that is not listed inside the flexibility plan is considered as a
+quarantined material queue and FMS Insight will not update the queue automatically. Instead a
+supervisor, manager, or engineer can manually move material between the various quarantined material
+queues to assist with tracking the material. The material can also be moved back into an "active"
+queue to reintroduce it into the cell or removed completely if scrapped.
 
 The [operations](client-operations#material) and [quality](client-quality#quarantine-material)
-webpages allow supervisors, quality engineers and others to manually move
-material between the various quarantined queues, view all the material, add
-notes, re-introduce material to "active" queues, or scrap material. In
-addition, the [server configuration](server-config) contains a setting
-_QuarantineQueue_ for the initial quarantine queue. If this setting is given,
-the [station monitor webpages](client-station-monitor) will contain a
-button _Quarantine Material_: if pressed the material is moved out of the
-"active" whiteboard regions/queues and into the quarantine queue specified in
-the server configuration file.
+webpages allow supervisors, quality engineers and others to manually move material between the
+various quarantined queues, view all the material, add notes, re-introduce material to "active"
+queues, or scrap material. In addition, the [server configuration](server-config) contains a setting
+_QuarantineQueue_ for the initial quarantine queue. If this setting is given, the
+[station monitor webpages](client-station-monitor) will contain a button _Quarantine Material_: if
+pressed the material is moved out of the "active" whiteboard regions/queues and into the quarantine
+queue specified in the server configuration file.
 
-FMS Insight allows arbitrary quarantined material queues, but we suggest you
-follow a scheme similar to the "TODO, In-Progress, Done" Kanban task
-management/project management technique.
+FMS Insight allows arbitrary quarantined material queues, but we suggest you follow a scheme similar
+to the "TODO, In-Progress, Done" Kanban task management/project management technique.
 
-- _Initial Quarantine_: We suggest a quarantine queue called _Initial Quarantine_.
-  When an operator removes material from a pallet/load station/inspection
-  stand/etc. the material is initially moved into this queue to get it out of
-  the "active" queues and allows the operator to continue with normal
-  operations. A supervisor/manager should then decide what is to be done with
-  this material and move it into a more specific quarantined material queue.
-  The _Initial Quarantine_ queue acts similarly to the TODO column on the task
-  board. Most of the time the _Initial Quarantine_ queue should be empty; if
-  there is anything in the _Initial Quarantine_ queue, it signals to the supervisor
-  that a decision on the material is required and once that decision is made,
-  the material is moved to a more specific quarantine queue, emptying the
-  _Initial Quarantine_ queue.
+- _Initial Quarantine_: We suggest a quarantine queue called _Initial Quarantine_. When an operator
+  removes material from a pallet/load station/inspection stand/etc. the material is initially moved
+  into this queue to get it out of the "active" queues and allows the operator to continue with
+  normal operations. A supervisor/manager should then decide what is to be done with this material
+  and move it into a more specific quarantined material queue. The _Initial Quarantine_ queue acts
+  similarly to the TODO column on the task board. Most of the time the _Initial Quarantine_ queue
+  should be empty; if there is anything in the _Initial Quarantine_ queue, it signals to the
+  supervisor that a decision on the material is required and once that decision is made, the
+  material is moved to a more specific quarantine queue, emptying the _Initial Quarantine_ queue.
 
-- In-Progress quarantine queues: each potential action on the material should have
-  a corresponding in-progress quarantined queue. For example,
-  _Rework on Standalone Machines_, _Sent to Foundry_,
-  _Waiting for Customer Inspection_, etc. FMS Insight allows notes to be attached
-  to each piece of material, so you can keep a log or status on each piece of
-  material. Material can move between one or more of these queues while it is quarantined.
+- In-Progress quarantine queues: each potential action on the material should have a corresponding
+  in-progress quarantined queue. For example, _Rework on Standalone Machines_, _Sent to Foundry_,
+  _Waiting for Customer Inspection_, etc. FMS Insight allows notes to be attached to each piece of
+  material, so you can keep a log or status on each piece of material. Material can move between one
+  or more of these queues while it is quarantined.
 
-- Done queues: There are no specific done queues (unlike Kanban task management);
-  instead, if the material is ready to be re-introduced into the normal workflow
-  of the automated handling system, it can be moved back into an "active" queue.
-  If instead the material is scrap, it can be removed from the quarantined queues.
+- Done queues: There are no specific done queues (unlike Kanban task management); instead, if the
+  material is ready to be re-introduced into the normal workflow of the automated handling system,
+  it can be moved back into an "active" queue. If instead the material is scrap, it can be removed
+  from the quarantined queues.
 
 ![Screenshot of Material screen](screenshots/insight-operations-material.png)