Copy / Move resources
▪By using drag & drop in the number column, it is possible to transfer local resources from one tab of an element into the same tab of another element of the same element type.
▪Particularly for the Takt and MSA modules, individual stations incl. operators and machines, or only individual operators or individual machines can be copied from one element to another element of the same element type by using drag and drop. In order to transfer all resources, only the relevant stations may be selected (Ctrl + left mouse button). Underlying operators or machines are automatically transferred.
How to generate global resources from local resources?
When you click the Local to Global button, the Create Global Resource dialog box appears. Here, you have to select the code, the target folder, and the required element configuration.
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When creating a global resource, the required element configuration must be allowed in the target folder. |
Generated global resource within a balancing
How to generate local resources from global resources?
Clicking the global to Local button converts a global resource into a local one. The icon indicating the type of a resource changes and the checkbox in the "G" column is now empty.
Converting global resources to local resources
▪The following checks have been defined for the Takt and MSA modules for converting global sub-resources into local resources:
▪If an assembly line is used, conversion is not allowed.
▪If global stations are used, a global station can first be converted to a local station. Afterwards, it is also possible to convert global child elements into local ones.
▪If a local station is used, added global operators and machines can be converted to local ones.
How to use existing global resources?
Global resources can be inserted directly from the Explorer by using Drag & Drop or by clicking the Insert existing button from the Rows group in the "Resources" ribbon.
Drag & Drop of global resources from the Explorer into the Resources tab of a balancing
Selection dialog after clicking on Insert existing
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If a second operator is to be added globally in a balancing or MSA analysis after an operator using the function Insert existing, the corresponding station must be selected. |