@seedtactics/insight-client 16.8.0 → 16.8.1

package/docs/client-engineering.md

@@ -2,27 +2,26 @@
 title: FMS Engineering Daily Monitoring
 nav: FMS Insight Client > Engineering
 description: >-
-  The FMS Insight engineering pages are used by part programming engineers.
-  These pages display information about the past few days of machine cycles
-  and program execution.
+  The FMS Insight engineering pages are used by part programming engineers. These pages display
+  information about the past few days of machine cycles and program execution.
 ---
 
 # FMS Insight Engineering Pages
 
-The _Engineering_ page is intended for the part programming engineers. We suggest they bookmark this page and
-visit it directly. The page can be used after a new part-program is introduced to closely watch the timings of
-the new program. The page can also be used to stay on top of problematic programs which are frequently interrupted.
-All data available here is also available in the reports tab of the [operations page](client-operations). The engineering
-page just provides a dedicated place for engineers to bookmark and visit directly.
+The _Engineering_ page is intended for the part programming engineers. We suggest they bookmark this
+page and visit it directly. The page can be used after a new part-program is introduced to closely
+watch the timings of the new program. The page can also be used to stay on top of problematic
+programs which are frequently interrupted. All data available here is also available in the reports
+tab of the [operations page](client-operations). The engineering page just provides a dedicated
+place for engineers to bookmark and visit directly.
 
 ## Cycles
 
 ![Screenshot of machine cycles](screenshots/insight-machinecycles.png)
 
-First, the page contains a tab with a chart of all machine cycles from the past 3 days. The chart can
-be zoomed by clicking and dragging, filtered to specific parts and/or
-pallets, and toggled to a table. Clicking on any point allows more details
-about the cycle to be loaded. Anything older than 3
+First, the page contains a tab with a chart of all machine cycles from the past 3 days. The chart
+can be zoomed by clicking and dragging, filtered to specific parts and/or pallets, and toggled to a
+table. Clicking on any point allows more details about the cycle to be loaded. Anything older than 3
 days is available as part of the [monthly review](improve-fms) on the
 [flexibility analysis page](client-efficiency).
 
@@ -30,25 +29,25 @@ days is available as part of the [monthly review](improve-fms) on the
 
 ![Screenshot of machine hours](screenshots/insight-machinehours.png)
 
-In the Hours tab, the planned and actual machine hours for the past 7 days are shown. The
-data can be toggled between a bar chart and a table. Anything older than 7
-days is available as part of the [monthly review](improve-fms) on the
-[flexibility analysis page](client-efficiency).
+In the Hours tab, the planned and actual machine hours for the past 7 days are shown. The data can
+be toggled between a bar chart and a table. Anything older than 7 days is available as part of the
+[monthly review](improve-fms) on the [flexibility analysis page](client-efficiency).
 
 ## Outliers
 
 ![Screenshot of Machine outliers](screenshots/insight-machineoutliers.png)
 
 On the Outliers tab, there is a table which shows cycles from the last three days which are
-statistical outliers. The outlier detection is based on the [median absolute
-deviation of the
-median](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Median_absolute_deviation), which is
-more resilient to outliers than the standard deviation. There are two reasons that a machine
-cycle will appear here:
-
-- If the actual time on the machine is far away from the median actual time, the cycle will be displayed. Cycles of this
-  type indicate that the program was interrupted and took longer than expected.
-- If the expected machine time from the job is far away from the median actual time, the cycle will be displayed. Cycles of this
-  type indicate that the expected time is unrealistic (as long as enough cycles are available to obtain good statistics). In this
-  case, the expected machine time in the flexibility plan should be adjusted to be equal to the median time. Alternatively,
-  perhaps the program should be changed to improve the machine time.
+statistical outliers. The outlier detection is based on the
+[median absolute deviation of the median](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Median_absolute_deviation),
+which is more resilient to outliers than the standard deviation. There are two reasons that a
+machine cycle will appear here:
+
+- If the actual time on the machine is far away from the median actual time, the cycle will be
+  displayed. Cycles of this type indicate that the program was interrupted and took longer than
+  expected.
+- If the expected machine time from the job is far away from the median actual time, the cycle will
+  be displayed. Cycles of this type indicate that the expected time is unrealistic (as long as
+  enough cycles are available to obtain good statistics). In this case, the expected machine time in
+  the flexibility plan should be adjusted to be equal to the median time. Alternatively, perhaps the
+  program should be changed to improve the machine time.

package/docs/client-launch.md

@@ -2,54 +2,53 @@
 title: FMS Insight Client
 nav: FMS Insight Client > Launch
 description: >-
-  FMS Insight provides a webpage viewable in any recent version of Firefox, Chrome,
-  Edge, Android, or iOS browsers.  FMS Insight provides specific pages targeted at
-  specific users which display relevant information.
+  FMS Insight provides a webpage viewable in any recent version of Firefox, Chrome, Edge, Android,
+  or iOS browsers.  FMS Insight provides specific pages targeted at specific users which display
+  relevant information.
 ---
 
 # FMS Insight Client
 
-FMS Insight provides touchscreen optimized webpages. Many people
-throughout the factory interact with the cell in different ways. Thus, FMS Insight provides
-specific pages targeted at specific users which display relevant information. We suggest that
-each user bookmarks the relevant page; for example, engineers in the quality department should just
-bookmark the quality page in FMS Insight, visiting it directly to monitor the cell. All FMS
-Insight pages support a connected [barcode scanner](client-scanners) to scan the
-serial number of a part.
+FMS Insight provides touchscreen optimized webpages. Many people throughout the factory interact
+with the cell in different ways. Thus, FMS Insight provides specific pages targeted at specific
+users which display relevant information. We suggest that each user bookmarks the relevant page; for
+example, engineers in the quality department should just bookmark the quality page in FMS Insight,
+visiting it directly to monitor the cell. All FMS Insight pages support a connected
+[barcode scanner](client-scanners) to scan the serial number of a part.
 
 ## Shop Floor
 
-FMS Insight provides several [station monitor](client-station-monitor)
-pages. These pages are intended to be viewed at various operator stations
-throughout the factory and provide information to the operator on what
-actions to take. For example, at the load station it shows what to load and
+FMS Insight provides several [station monitor](client-station-monitor) pages. These pages are
+intended to be viewed at various operator stations throughout the factory and provide information to
+the operator on what actions to take. For example, at the load station it shows what to load and
 unload and at the inspection stand it shows what inspections were triggered.
 
-FMS Insight also provides a page for operators in the [tool room](client-tools-programs). This
-page shows current tool use in the machines, tool usage per program, and estimated tool usage
-for the remaining schedule in the cell controller.
+FMS Insight also provides a page for operators in the [tool room](client-tools-programs). This page
+shows current tool use in the machines, tool usage per program, and estimated tool usage for the
+remaining schedule in the cell controller.
 
 ## Daily Monitoring
 
-FMS Insight provides targeted pages to assist with the day-to-day operation of the cell.
-There is a targeted page for [factory floor supervisors](client-operations), [engineering/programming](client-engineering),
-[quality control](client-quality), and [sales](client-sales).
+FMS Insight provides targeted pages to assist with the day-to-day operation of the cell. There is a
+targeted page for [factory floor supervisors](client-operations),
+[engineering/programming](client-engineering), [quality control](client-quality), and
+[sales](client-sales).
 
 ## Monthly Review
 
-FMS Insight supports continuous improvement by assisting with a monthly review.
-We suggest that approximately once a month, all stakeholders review the operation of the cell and
-decide on potential improvements. FMS Insight provides a [flexibility analysis](client-efficiency)
-page which displays a monthly summary of the cell, displays cost/piece, and helps identify areas for improvement.
+FMS Insight supports continuous improvement by assisting with a monthly review. We suggest that
+approximately once a month, all stakeholders review the operation of the cell and decide on
+potential improvements. FMS Insight provides a [flexibility analysis](client-efficiency) page which
+displays a monthly summary of the cell, displays cost/piece, and helps identify areas for
+improvement.
 
 ## Browser Page
 
-Once installed, the FMS Insight client can be launched by connecting to the
-server using a browser. Any recent version of Firefox, Chrome, Edge, Android,
-or iOS browsers will work (Internet Explorer is too old to work). By default,
-FMS Insight listens on port 5000 and uses `http` so you can visit `http://<ip address or name of insigt server>:5000` from your browser. From the computer
-on which you installed FMS Insight server, you can open the FMS Insight
-client by visiting [http://localhost:5000](http://localhost:5000). Make sure
-that firewall rules allow connections on port 5000 through to the FMS Insight
-server. (The port 5000 and using https/SSL instead of http can be changed in
-the [server configuration](server-config).)
+Once installed, the FMS Insight client can be launched by connecting to the server using a browser.
+Any recent version of Firefox, Chrome, Edge, Android, or iOS browsers will work (Internet Explorer
+is too old to work). By default, FMS Insight listens on port 5000 and uses `http` so you can visit
+`http://<ip address or name of insigt server>:5000` from your browser. From the computer on which
+you installed FMS Insight server, you can open the FMS Insight client by visiting
+[http://localhost:5000](http://localhost:5000). Make sure that firewall rules allow connections on
+port 5000 through to the FMS Insight server. (The port 5000 and using https/SSL instead of http can
+be changed in the [server configuration](server-config).)

package/docs/client-operations.md

@@ -2,87 +2,84 @@
 title: Daily FMS Cell Operations
 nav: FMS Insight Client > Operations
 description: >-
-  The FMS Insight operations pages are used by the factory floor supervisors.
-  These pages display information about the past few days of cell operation
-  and allow the supervisors to keep the cell operating smoothly.
+  The FMS Insight operations pages are used by the factory floor supervisors. These pages display
+  information about the past few days of cell operation and allow the supervisors to keep the cell
+  operating smoothly.
 ---
 
 # FMS Insight Cell Operations Pages
 
 The operations pages are intended for the floor supervisor. These pages display information about
 the past few days of cell operation and allow the supervisor to keep the cell operating smoothly.
-(Anything older than a couple days should not be analyzed on the shop floor the heat of the moment but
-instead be addressed in a [monthly review](improve-fms).)
+(Anything older than a couple days should not be analyzed on the shop floor the heat of the moment
+but instead be addressed in a [monthly review](improve-fms).)
 
-We suggest that the operations dashboard is bookmarked by the supervisor and visited directly.
-There are also tabs for monitoring the operators at the load station, the machine cycle times,
-and all the material in the system.
+We suggest that the operations dashboard is bookmarked by the supervisor and visited directly. There
+are also tabs for monitoring the operators at the load station, the machine cycle times, and all the
+material in the system.
 
 ## Dashboard
 
 ![Screenshot of Dashboard](screenshots/insight-dashboard.png)
 
-The dashboard shows an overview of the current status of the cell.
-The supervisor should keep the dashboard open since it allows at a quick glance to
-understand if the cell is running well.
-
-On the top are two progress bars which show the completed parts and simulated
-parts for all active schedules. The completed parts progress bar shows actual
-completed parts (finished unloading) and counts each process as a separate
-completed part. The simulated parts progress bar shows the expected number of
-completed parts at the current time based on the simulation. While these two
-progress bars likely won't match exactly, they should be close to each other if
-the cell is running smoothly. More details about schedules are available on
-the _Schedules_ tab.
-
-Below the progress bars is a bar chart of load and machine cycles for the past
-12 hours and future 8 hours. The x-axis is the time of day with a vertical
-black line for the current time. The y-axis is the load stations and machines.
-Each load station or machine shows a green bar for a each actual completed cycle
-and a gray bar for each simulated cycle. For machine cycles which are currently
-executing or load/unloads in progress, a light-green bar is shown for the
-expected remaining time in that cycle.
-
-The color of each bar indicates the status of the cycle compared to the statistics
-of previous cycles in the past month. If the cycle is at or below the expected cycle
-time, it will be shown in green. If the cycle is longer than the expected cycle
-but still within the statistical deviation, the portion of the cycle beyond the
-expected time will be shown in dark green. If
-the cycle is longer than the expected cycle and outside the statistical deviation,
-it is classified as an outlier and the portion of the cycle beyond the expected time will be shown in red.
-In addition, a list of all the outlier cycles (those with red) can be viewed in the reports tab.
+The dashboard shows an overview of the current status of the cell. The supervisor should keep the
+dashboard open since it allows at a quick glance to understand if the cell is running well.
+
+On the top are two progress bars which show the completed parts and simulated parts for all active
+schedules. The completed parts progress bar shows actual completed parts (finished unloading) and
+counts each process as a separate completed part. The simulated parts progress bar shows the
+expected number of completed parts at the current time based on the simulation. While these two
+progress bars likely won't match exactly, they should be close to each other if the cell is running
+smoothly. More details about schedules are available on the _Schedules_ tab.
+
+Below the progress bars is a bar chart of load and machine cycles for the past 12 hours and future 8
+hours. The x-axis is the time of day with a vertical black line for the current time. The y-axis is
+the load stations and machines. Each load station or machine shows a green bar for a each actual
+completed cycle and a gray bar for each simulated cycle. For machine cycles which are currently
+executing or load/unloads in progress, a light-green bar is shown for the expected remaining time in
+that cycle.
+
+The color of each bar indicates the status of the cycle compared to the statistics of previous
+cycles in the past month. If the cycle is at or below the expected cycle time, it will be shown in
+green. If the cycle is longer than the expected cycle but still within the statistical deviation,
+the portion of the cycle beyond the expected time will be shown in dark green. If the cycle is
+longer than the expected cycle and outside the statistical deviation, it is classified as an outlier
+and the portion of the cycle beyond the expected time will be shown in red. In addition, a list of
+all the outlier cycles (those with red) can be viewed in the reports tab.
 
 ## Cell
 
 ![Screenshot of System Overview](screenshots/insight-operations-overview.png)
 
-The Cell tab shows an overview of the cell. Each machine, load station, and pallet
-is displayed with the material currently on the pallets. Each piece of material can be
-clicked to open show details about the material. This page is identical to the
-system overview pages available on the [shop floor](client-station-monitor).
+The Cell tab shows an overview of the cell. Each machine, load station, and pallet is displayed with
+the material currently on the pallets. Each piece of material can be clicked to open show details
+about the material. This page is identical to the system overview pages available on the
+[shop floor](client-station-monitor).
 
 ## Material
 
 ![Screenshot of Material screen](screenshots/insight-operations-material.png)
 
-The Material tab displays all [virtual whiteboard regions](material-tracking). This includes the regions for all pallets
-and all configured in-process queues. It differs from the cell tab in that the material currently in all the queues is also included.
+The Material tab displays all [virtual whiteboard regions](material-tracking). This includes the
+regions for all pallets and all configured in-process queues. It differs from the cell tab in that
+the material currently in all the queues is also included.
 
-Material can be moved between the various queues by clicking and dragging on the 6-dots on the left of
-the material card. Material can only be moved between non-active queues (for example for quarantine or other tracking). Material
-cannot be added or removed to active queues currently being used for machining here. Instead, material
-must be added or removed on the [shop floor](client-station-monitor) using the Queues page.
+Material can be moved between the various queues by clicking and dragging on the 6-dots on the left
+of the material card. Material can only be moved between non-active queues (for example for
+quarantine or other tracking). Material cannot be added or removed to active queues currently being
+used for machining here. Instead, material must be added or removed on the
+[shop floor](client-station-monitor) using the Queues page.
 
 ## Reports
 
 ![Screenshot of Operations Reports](screenshots/insight-operations-reports.png)
 
-The Reports tab shows a collection of reports useful for the floor supervisor. These reports focus on the
-past few days of operations and highlight places where the cell is performing well or poorly.
-More detailed reports are available on the [flexibility analysis page](client-efficiency).
-In our experience, the floor supervisor should focus only on keeping the cell running; longer-term analysis
+The Reports tab shows a collection of reports useful for the floor supervisor. These reports focus
+on the past few days of operations and highlight places where the cell is performing well or poorly.
+More detailed reports are available on the [flexibility analysis page](client-efficiency). In our
+experience, the floor supervisor should focus only on keeping the cell running; longer-term analysis
 is best done by a one-a-month or once-a-quarter review.
 
-Reports include the data from the [machine engineering page](client-engineering) and similar
-reports for the load station, data for [tools and programs](client-tools-programs), reports for
+Reports include the data from the [machine engineering page](client-engineering) and similar reports
+for the load station, data for [tools and programs](client-tools-programs), reports for
 [quality control](client-quality), information for [sales](client-sales), and more.

package/docs/client-quality.md

@@ -2,73 +2,69 @@
 title: FMS Quality Daily Monitoring
 nav: FMS Insight Client > Quality
 description: >-
-  The FMS Insight quality pages are used by quality engineers.
-  These pages display information about the past few days of inspections,
-  allow the lookup of data about a specific serial, and search for similar
-  material using the same machines or pallets.
+  The FMS Insight quality pages are used by quality engineers. These pages display information about
+  the past few days of inspections, allow the lookup of data about a specific serial, and search for
+  similar material using the same machines or pallets.
 ---
 
 # FMS Insight Quality Pages
 
-The quality analysis page is intended for the quality engineers. These tabs display information about
-the past few days of inspections and cell operation and allow the engineers visibility into the cell's operation.
-(Anything older than a couple days should not be analyzed in the heat of the moment but
-instead be addressed in a [monthly review](improve-fms).)
+The quality analysis page is intended for the quality engineers. These tabs display information
+about the past few days of inspections and cell operation and allow the engineers visibility into
+the cell's operation. (Anything older than a couple days should not be analyzed in the heat of the
+moment but instead be addressed in a [monthly review](improve-fms).)
 
-We suggest that the quality dashboard is bookmarked by the engineers and visited directly.
-All data available here is also available in the reports tab of the [operations page](client-operations). The quality
-page just provides a dedicated place for engineers to bookmark and visit directly.
+We suggest that the quality dashboard is bookmarked by the engineers and visited directly. All data
+available here is also available in the reports tab of the [operations page](client-operations). The
+quality page just provides a dedicated place for engineers to bookmark and visit directly.
 
 ## Material
 
 ![Screenshot of quality dashboard](screenshots/insight-quality-material.png)
 
-The material tab allows to search or lookup details about a piece of material (typically a piece of material
-which failed inspection or failed after being sent out of the cell). The serial can be manually entered,
-[scanned](client-scanners), or selected from the list of recent failed serials.
+The material tab allows to search or lookup details about a piece of material (typically a piece of
+material which failed inspection or failed after being sent out of the cell). The serial can be
+manually entered, [scanned](client-scanners), or selected from the list of recent failed serials.
 
 ![Screenshot of material details](screenshots/insight-quality-material-details.png)
 
-Once selected, the details of the material are displayed. A button at the bottom can then search
-for similar paths.
+Once selected, the details of the material are displayed. A button at the bottom can then search for
+similar paths.
 
 ![Screenshot of similar paths](screenshots/insight-quality-similar-paths.png)
 
-The similar paths are displayed in a table grouped by inspection type and path. The table shows
-each path and can be expanded to view the specific serials which followed that path.
+The similar paths are displayed in a table grouped by inspection type and path. The table shows each
+path and can be expanded to view the specific serials which followed that path.
 
 ## Paths
 
-The _Paths_ tab shows all paths from the last week, grouped by inspection type and part. It shows the data either via
-a Sankey chart or a table and shows signaled, succeeded, and failed inspections. It can be used to visualize
-the paths that have occurred recently via the Sankey diagram or investigating the paths in detail via the table.
-Anything older than 7
-days is available as part of the [monthly review](improve-fms) on the
-[flexibility analysis page](client-efficiency).
+The _Paths_ tab shows all paths from the last week, grouped by inspection type and part. It shows
+the data either via a Sankey chart or a table and shows signaled, succeeded, and failed inspections.
+It can be used to visualize the paths that have occurred recently via the Sankey diagram or
+investigating the paths in detail via the table. Anything older than 7 days is available as part of
+the [monthly review](improve-fms) on the [flexibility analysis page](client-efficiency).
 
 ![Screenshot of path sankey](screenshots/insight-quality-sankey.png)
 
-The chart shows a Sankey diagram of the material paths and
-inspection results. First, select an inspection type and then select a part
-in the top right. FMS Insight then loads all cycles for this part for the
-entire month and groups them according to their path (A path consists of a
-pallet and machine for each process or sequence, plus the final inspection
-result.) The counts of the various paths are then charted using a Sankey
-diagram, where the widths of the bars are drawn scaled based on the quantity
-of parts which took that path, with parts "flowing" from left to right.
-Any link can be moused over to obtain additional information in a tooltip.
-
-For example, in the above screenshot, one path is to use pallet 1 and machine
-2 (P1,M2) for the first sequence and then pallet 1 and machine 1 for the
-second sequence (P1,M1). This corresponds to the large top link between `raw`
-and `P1,M2` and then the downward-curved link between `P1,M2` on the left and
-`P1,M1` on the right. The path is then further split with uninspected parts
-and successfully inspected parts.
+The chart shows a Sankey diagram of the material paths and inspection results. First, select an
+inspection type and then select a part in the top right. FMS Insight then loads all cycles for this
+part for the entire month and groups them according to their path (A path consists of a pallet and
+machine for each process or sequence, plus the final inspection result.) The counts of the various
+paths are then charted using a Sankey diagram, where the widths of the bars are drawn scaled based
+on the quantity of parts which took that path, with parts "flowing" from left to right. Any link can
+be moused over to obtain additional information in a tooltip.
+
+For example, in the above screenshot, one path is to use pallet 1 and machine 2 (P1,M2) for the
+first sequence and then pallet 1 and machine 1 for the second sequence (P1,M1). This corresponds to
+the large top link between `raw` and `P1,M2` and then the downward-curved link between `P1,M2` on
+the left and `P1,M1` on the right. The path is then further split with uninspected parts and
+successfully inspected parts.
 
 ## Quarantine Material
 
-If [quarantined material](material-quarantine) is enabled, this page displays all the quarantined material queues.
-Material can be moved between the various quarantine queues by clicking and dragging on the vertical dots
-on the material card. In addition, notes can be added to each piece of material by opening the material card.
+If [quarantined material](material-quarantine) is enabled, this page displays all the quarantined
+material queues. Material can be moved between the various quarantine queues by clicking and
+dragging on the vertical dots on the material card. In addition, notes can be added to each piece of
+material by opening the material card.
 
 ![Screenshot of Material screen](screenshots/insight-quality-quarantine.png)

package/docs/client-sales.md

@@ -2,60 +2,56 @@
 title: FMS Insight Sales Daily Monitoring
 nav: FMS Insight Client > Sales
 description: >-
-  The FMS Insight sales pages are used to determine estimates of when
-  existing workorders will be complete and when available capacity for
-  new orders will become available.
+  The FMS Insight sales pages are used to determine estimates of when existing workorders will be
+  complete and when available capacity for new orders will become available.
 ---
 
 # FMS Insight Sales Pages
 
-The _Sales_ page helps to determine estimates of when existing workorders will
-be complete and when available capacity for new orders will become available.
-We suggest anyone interested bookmark this page and visit it directly.
+The _Sales_ page helps to determine estimates of when existing workorders will be complete and when
+available capacity for new orders will become available. We suggest anyone interested bookmark this
+page and visit it directly.
 
 ## Workorders
 
 ![Screenshot of Workorders screen](screenshots/insight-workorders.png)
 
-The workorders page shows a table of all workorders in the cell, including the
-workorder details, the list of parts assigned to the workorder, and the station
-utilization for all parts completed by the workorder. Additionally, each
-workorder has a list of comments. Comments can be added and viewed by
-supervisors, salespeople, or operators on the shop floor. Comments are intended
-to be used to communicate information about the workorder between the various
-stakeholders.
-
-Depending on the specific configuration of the cell, the _Projected Start_ and
-_Projected Filled_ columns may or may not appear. These columns will only appear
-if the daily schedules are imported and the daily schedule includes the details
-of the simulation. These projected dates are estimates and are calculated only
-while running the simulation to determine the daily schedule. Thus, they do not
-update throughout the day and will not reflect any changes to workorder
-priority, new workorders, completed parts, or any other changes to the cell.
-Only once a new simulation is run will the projected dates be updated.
+The workorders page shows a table of all workorders in the cell, including the workorder details,
+the list of parts assigned to the workorder, and the station utilization for all parts completed by
+the workorder. Additionally, each workorder has a list of comments. Comments can be added and viewed
+by supervisors, salespeople, or operators on the shop floor. Comments are intended to be used to
+communicate information about the workorder between the various stakeholders.
+
+Depending on the specific configuration of the cell, the _Projected Start_ and _Projected Filled_
+columns may or may not appear. These columns will only appear if the daily schedules are imported
+and the daily schedule includes the details of the simulation. These projected dates are estimates
+and are calculated only while running the simulation to determine the daily schedule. Thus, they do
+not update throughout the day and will not reflect any changes to workorder priority, new
+workorders, completed parts, or any other changes to the cell. Only once a new simulation is run
+will the projected dates be updated.
 
 ![Screenshot of Workorder Gantt](screenshots/insight-workorder-gantt.png)
 
-If the daily schedules include the projected start and filled dates, a Gantt
-chart can also be shown. The Gantt chart shows the projected start and filled
-dates on the x-axis and the workorders on the y-axis.
+If the daily schedules include the projected start and filled dates, a Gantt chart can also be
+shown. The Gantt chart shows the projected start and filled dates on the x-axis and the workorders
+on the y-axis.
 
 ## Projected Usage
 
 ![Screenshot of Projected Usage screen](screenshots/insight-sim-day-usage.png)
 
-If the daily schedules are imported and the daily schedule includes simulation details,
-the projections page will show a calendar of the projected machine utilization of the cell.
-Similar to workorders, these dates are estimates and are only calculated while running
-the simulation to determine the daily schedule. Thus, they do not update throughout the day.
-
-Each day in the calendar shows the projected machine utilization for that day as a color,
-with darker colors showing higher utilization. The day can be hovered to see the exact
-projected utilization. This utilization is the simulated machine utilization to complete
-all the remaining workorders.
-
-The intention of this report is to allow salespeople to determine when capacity will be
-available for a new order. For example, in the screenshot above, the existing workorders
-keep the cell busy until mid-August so new workorders should be expected to be filled by
-mid to late August. Of course, this is only an estimate and if the priorities of workorders
-change, a new workorder could be entered to run before existing workorders.
+If the daily schedules are imported and the daily schedule includes simulation details, the
+projections page will show a calendar of the projected machine utilization of the cell. Similar to
+workorders, these dates are estimates and are only calculated while running the simulation to
+determine the daily schedule. Thus, they do not update throughout the day.
+
+Each day in the calendar shows the projected machine utilization for that day as a color, with
+darker colors showing higher utilization. The day can be hovered to see the exact projected
+utilization. This utilization is the simulated machine utilization to complete all the remaining
+workorders.
+
+The intention of this report is to allow salespeople to determine when capacity will be available
+for a new order. For example, in the screenshot above, the existing workorders keep the cell busy
+until mid-August so new workorders should be expected to be filled by mid to late August. Of course,
+this is only an estimate and if the priorities of workorders change, a new workorder could be
+entered to run before existing workorders.

package/docs/client-scanners.md

@@ -2,40 +2,40 @@
 title: Barcode Scanners
 nav: FMS Insight Client > Scanners
 description: >-
-  All FMS Insight pages supports barcode or QR-code scanners for easy material tracking
-  on the shop floor.
+  All FMS Insight pages supports barcode or QR-code scanners for easy material tracking on the shop
+  floor.
 ---
 
 # FMS Insight Barcode Scanners
 
-All FMS Insight pages supports barcode or QR-code scanners.
-When a part's serial is scanned, the dialog corresponding to the piece of material is opened.
-For example, if the [inspection station monitor](client-station-monitor) is open and a part's serial is scanned,
-the dialog for this serial will be opened to show the material details, log of events, and buttons to
-complete the inspection. (The exact same dialog which is opened if you click on a piece of material on the screen.)
-In this way, the scanner can be used to more quickly locate the material card and open the details about it.
+All FMS Insight pages supports barcode or QR-code scanners. When a part's serial is scanned, the
+dialog corresponding to the piece of material is opened. For example, if the
+[inspection station monitor](client-station-monitor) is open and a part's serial is scanned, the
+dialog for this serial will be opened to show the material details, log of events, and buttons to
+complete the inspection. (The exact same dialog which is opened if you click on a piece of material
+on the screen.) In this way, the scanner can be used to more quickly locate the material card and
+open the details about it.
 
 ## Manual Serial Entry
 
-A serial can be entered via the keyboard by clicking on the magnifying glass icon in the top-right of the page.
-A dialog will open allowing you to enter a serial and then the material details for that serial will be loaded.
+A serial can be entered via the keyboard by clicking on the magnifying glass icon in the top-right
+of the page. A dialog will open allowing you to enter a serial and then the material details for
+that serial will be loaded.
 
 ## Configuring a handheld scanner
 
-Handheld USB or bluetooth scanners are presented to the system as keyboards.
-When a barcode or QR-code is scanned, the contents of the barcode is sent as
-keyboard presses. To support this, the FMS Insight website listens for a
-keyboard press of either F1 or the combination of !\* and when it detects this,
-starts a scan. Any keyboard presses of letters and numbers followed by the
-Enter key (within 10 seconds) is treated as a serial. By default, only
-characters up to the first comma or semi-colon are used, which allows the
-QR-code to contain extra data (this can be modified in a custom plugin).
-
-You can try this manually without a scanner; on a webpage, press F1, quickly type
-a serial, and press Enter (must be within 10 seconds). The material detail dialog
-will appear with the serial that you typed.
-
-Almost all handheld USB or bluetooth scanners can be configured to send a prefix key
-before the scan and a postfix key after the scan. For the scanner to work with
-FMS Insight, the scanner should be configured to use F1 or !\* as the prefix key and Enter
-as the postfix key.
+Handheld USB or bluetooth scanners are presented to the system as keyboards. When a barcode or
+QR-code is scanned, the contents of the barcode is sent as keyboard presses. To support this, the
+FMS Insight website listens for a keyboard press of either F1 or the combination of !\* and when it
+detects this, starts a scan. Any keyboard presses of letters and numbers followed by the Enter key
+(within 10 seconds) is treated as a serial. By default, only characters up to the first comma or
+semi-colon are used, which allows the QR-code to contain extra data (this can be modified in a
+custom plugin).
+
+You can try this manually without a scanner; on a webpage, press F1, quickly type a serial, and
+press Enter (must be within 10 seconds). The material detail dialog will appear with the serial that
+you typed.
+
+Almost all handheld USB or bluetooth scanners can be configured to send a prefix key before the scan
+and a postfix key after the scan. For the scanner to work with FMS Insight, the scanner should be
+configured to use F1 or !\* as the prefix key and Enter as the postfix key.