CVINET WEB & SERVICE

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1 Part no Issue no 07 Date 06/2016 Page 1 / 40 CVINET WEB & SERVICE V 3.6.X User manual Software Part number CVINET WEB 1 controller CVINET WEB 10 controllers CVINET WEB 25 controllers CVINET WEB 50 controllers CVINET WEB 100 controllers CVINET WEB 200 controllers

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3 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 - CVINET SERVICE Getting started Launch the software Using icons Change the language Select the database User log/advanced log Date and time synchronization Connection of controllers to the database CVI / CVI II / CVIX II controllers CVI3 controllers Controller status Display of the results in real time CVINET WEB Getting started Launch the software Login/Logout Change the language Select the date format Using icons Change the administrator password Enable a guest user to log in Define the users of CVINET WEB Define the access-rights of the users Data organization Factory structure Controllers management Controller Tightening unit Tool Pset Tool serial number Pareto diagram Statistics All values Control chart Histogram ISO standard CNOMO standard NF standard Normal distribution Q54000 standard Q54000_2004: User information Notification Create a notification Create a template General settings Settings for notifications by Examples of messages received Assembly Process Before starting List of the Assembly Processes Details of the Assembly Process Details of results Abbreviations Viewing Filtering Quick "VIN" search Results and Live Results Curves Reports General Team Line Working area _07-06/

4 Original instructions Copyright 2016, Ets Georges Renault St Herblain, FR All rights reserved. Any unauthorized use or copying of the contents or part thereof is prohibited. This applies in particular to trademarks, model denominations, part numbers and drawings. Use only authorized parts. Any damage or malfunction caused by the use of unauthorised parts is not covered by Warranty or Product Liability. 1 - CVINET SERVICE Getting started Launch the software From Windows, click Start Programs Desoutter CVINetWeb. Lauch "CVI Net Monitor" Number of controllers authorized 2 Tool bar 3 Controllers status display 4 Info or advanced log 5 CVI Net Service IP address _07-06/2016

5 Using icons Icon Function Description The ODBC database is checked by default. Select one of the database. Fill in the parameters. Exit Viewer Language Edit Registration Version to quit the software. to display the results from the controllers in real time. to set the software language. to select the database to synchronize date and time with the controllers. Refer to "CVINET WEB & SERVICE installation guide" at desouttertools.com to display the software version User log/advanced log User log Advanced log In most of the cases, logs are used for troubleshooting. You will be asked to display the logs by the Desoutter technical support. Max file size recommended: 1 MB This log will give you basic information such as: Start/close application. Connect/disconnect database etc Max file size recommended: 5 MB This log contains information useful to analyze behavior of CVINET SERVICE (for debug only) Change the language The language by default is "English". Click them and browse the Explorer to select where to store the log file. For example: Click this icon to display the available languages. Select your language Press OK to validate Select the database Date and time synchronization Click this icon to display the screen. Click this icon to display the screen. Click this feature to send the PC date and time to the controllers. A period of 1 minute is recommended for testing your configuration. The standard sending period is every 60 minutes. Check that the "sync source" of the controller is also set to "CVI Net". To get more information, refer to chapter "Date and time" in the controller or CVI CONFIG user manual _07-06/

6 1.2 - Connection of controllers to the database CVI / CVI II / CVIX II controllers Launch "CVIPC2000" sofware. Set first the Ethernet link and go to: CVI3 controllers Launch CVI CONFIG sofware and go to Parameters/ Networks/CVINet. Path: controller/ethernet/sockets/2 Fill in the parameters. Associated CVINet Data Collector function Port Distant IP IP address of the PC where CVINET SERVICE is installed. Press OK to validate. Select then the data that the controller must send. Go to: Path: controller/peripherals/cvinet data collector Fill in the parameters. Type of collected data Operating mode of the FIFO Synchronization of the hour Associated port Socket 2 Press OK to validate. Tick the boxes to select the data the controller will send to the database. Before ticking "Blocking if FIFO is full" and set the alarm threshold, read the instructions in the "CVIPC2000" user manual, chapter "Parameters/ Peripherals/CVINet Data Collector". Only by CVINET Fill in the parameters. IP address IP address of the PC where CVINET SERVICE is installed. Port Data to collect Curves for OK tightenings Curves for NOK tightenings Assembly Process results User info FIFO settings Before ticking "Blocking if FIFO is full" and set the alarm threshold, read the instructions in the "CVI CONFIG" user manual, chapter "Parameters/Networks/ CVINet". Click this icon at the top left of the screen to save the new configuration in the controller. For more information, refer to "CVI CONFIG" user manual at desouttertools.com. For more information, refer to "CVIPC2000" user manual at com _07-06/2016

7 1.3 - Controller status This display shows the list of the controllers allowed to communicate with the database. If "YES", the controller has been declared and it is allowed to communicate with the CVINET Authorized SERVICE application. Refer to chapter "Controllers management" in this manual. If "YES", a valid license has been granted and the controller is allowed to send its results and curves to CVINET SERVICE. Token The number of tokens allowed depends on the license purchased. Refer to chapter "Controllers management" in this manual. Open Protocol The "CVINet Open Protocol adaptor" plug-in is used to gather the tightening results using Open Protocol. This is used to gather tightening results for tightening devices from other brands than Desoutter. Click this icon to update the list of controllers and their status. Click this icon to quit the software _07-06/

8 1.4 - Display of the results in real time Click this icon to visualize the results as they are received by CVINet SERVICE. Use "Filter" to display the results: by name by IP address. Click this icon to clear the results. Click this icon to quit the screen _07-06/2016

9 2 - CVINET WEB Getting started Launch the software Open the Internet browser and connect to the address where the CVINET WEB software is located. The default web address is the address of the PC where the application server is running followed by: 8080/CVINetWeb. For instance, if the software is running on the same PC where the application server is running, the address is localhost: 8080/CVINetWeb The welcome page is shown. If the user tries to login in a session already opened or if another user is logged in, a pop-up is displayed asking to retry or to login. Click "Login" to login again (the existing session is closed). Click "Retry" to quit the login and use the software as a guest user Change the language The language by default is "English". Click this icon to display the available languages. Select your language The administrator can set the current language to Default Login/Logout CVINET WEB provides a users management. Each user can be configured with his access-rights (for example to create views and filters, to edit the factory structures, to manage teams, etc...). If the login is not performed, CVINET WEB can be used to view data only. An administrator user is provided by default, with full access to all the functions Select the date format Click this icon to select the date format. Use CVINET WEB in a single session only. Do not open multiple sessions. Log in as an administrator. Username Password admin admin Click this icon to end the session. Each session lasts 24 hours. When the session expires, the user is automatically logged out _07-06/

10 Using icons Change the administrator password Viewer Live results viewer Curves This icon is used to... displaying the results from the controllers. displaying the results from the controllers in real time. showing the tightening curves. Click this icon. Reports creating reports on the samples. Statistics creating statistics on the samples. User info Assembly Process Language Date format managing the user information. listing the Assembly Processes and analyzing them in details. setting the software language. selecting the date and time format. Settings application settings factory structures management of controllers, teams, users and groups administrator password authorizing controllers to send data to the database. "Notifications" application. Enter the old password, type the new one and confirm the new password. Click "Save" to validate Enable a guest user to log in The access to "Settings" depends on the user access rights. Click this icon. Each time a main function is clicked, a new tab is opened. Click the tab to view its content. Click the icon to close the tab. Click "Enable" to allow a guest user to login the software without username/password _07-06/2016

11 Default language Date format Set the language which will be used by the guest user or by the users when they login for the first time. Set the format date which will be used by the guest user or by the users when they login for the first time. Groups Click "Save" to validate. Associate a group to the user by using the arow icon or drag the group with the mouse from one side to the other Define the access-rights of the users Click "Save" to validate Define the users of CVINET WEB You need to have the access rights to enter this tab. Contact your local administrator for support. You need to have the access rights to enter this tab. Contact your local administrator for support. This function allows to define the access-rights of the users. From the "Settings" menu, select "Groups management". Click "Add new" to create a group. This menu defines all users of CVINET WEB. Each user has his own login and password. A guest user is allowed to use CVINET WEB without login/password. From the "Settings" menu, select "Users management". Click "Add new" to create a user. Permission of editing... Enable Username Password Confirm password First name Last name Phone Mobile Status The username is mandatory. Enter a password. Confirm the password. These additional information are not mandatory. Select the status: enable disable Application settings Factory structure Controllers Teams Groups Users Shared views Shared filters Click "Save" to validate. Click the checkbox to allow this permission to this group of users. Move the mouse over this icon to read the details _07-06/

12 2.2 - Data organization Factory structure From the "Settings" menu, select "Factory structure". A factory is a group of assembly lines An assembly line is a group of working areas From the "Welcome" page, click this icon. A working area is a line segment where a specific assembly action is done. It is composed of controllers. The controllers are automatically assigned to the DefaultWorkingArea of the DefaultFactory. Click this icon to create a factory. Once done, right-click on the name to create a "Line". You need to have the access rights to enter this tab. Contact your local administrator for support. Section Plant Views Filters Description The plant is the mirror of your own factory. The goal is to customize the factory / line / working area and reorder the controllers according to your own organization. Data are collected from the controllers present in the factory. Once the job is done, you will have to select the controllers authorized to send data to the database. Refer to "Controllers management" section. The Views section is used to customize the display of data. Each user creates his own views. It is also possible to have shared views. The filters are used to sort the data. A filter can contain several search criteria. Do the same to create a "Working area". At any time, you can delete, rename the items or move them to another place. When finished, select the controllers from the Default factory and paste them in the desired working areas. It is not possible to create controllers inside the working areas. Refer to "CVI CONFIG" user manual to know how to create factories _07-06/2016

13 Controllers management Before starting, check that the controllers are actually connected to the database. Refer to chapter " Connection of controllers to the database" in this manual. From the "Settings" menu, select "Controllers management". Each controller is identified by its IP address and its name. Connected Authorized Token Open Protocol If "YES", the controller is correctly set up and the Ethernet network works properly. If "YES", the controller has been declared and it is allowed to communicate with the CVINET SERVICE application. Refer to chapter "Controllers management" in this manual. If "YES", a valid license has been granted and the controller is allowed to send its results and curves to CVINET SERVICE. The number of tokens allowed depends on the license purchased. Refer to chapter "Controllers management" in this manual. The "CVINet Open Protocol adaptor" plug-in is used to gather the tightening results using Open Protocol. This is used to gather tightening results for tightening devices from other brands than Desoutter. To add a controller, enter the controller IP address, fill in the parameters and click "Save". It is not recommended to enter the controller IP address manually. Click "Undo" to cancel the last action _07-06/

14 Viewing First select the data to view in the "Plant" section. Click "Views". Modify a view Select a view in the list. Click "Edit" to change it. Click this icon to save the view and apply it to the data currently displayed. Delete a view Select the view to delete in the list. Click "Remove" and confirm. Clone a view Select the view to copy in the list. Click "Clone" and confirm. You need to be logged in. Apply a view Select a view in the list. Click this icon to apply it to the data currently displayed. Create a view Click this icon to create a view. Name the view. Drag and drop the columns headers from the left to the right and vice-versa. Rearrange the order if required. Click this icon to have this view available for all users. Click this icon to save and apply the view at once _07-06/2016

15 Filtering First select the data to filter in the "Plant" section. Click "Filters". Modify a filter Select a filter in the list. Click "Edit" to change it. Click this icon to save the view and apply it to the data currently displayed. Delete a filter Select the filter to delete in the list. Click "Remove" and confirm. Clone a filter Select the filter to copy in the list. Click "Clone" and confirm. List of the available filters Apply a filter Select a view in the list. When mentioned, the partial content is considered. For example, if setting the Tool ID to "AB", tools with ID like AB001, AB002, 12ABC, 123DAB are also shown. Create a filter Click this icon to apply it to the data currently displayed. Name Result status Filter criteria All OK NOK Click this icon to create a filter. Tool status All OK NOK Date Select a time period. Hours Select a start time. Select a stop time. Pset ID Pset number Step ID Step number Error code Select in the list. Stop source Select in the list. Torque trend Angle trend Current trend OK Low High Spindle comment alphanumeric Search for partial match. Controller type Select in the list. Name the filter. Drag and drop the columns headers from the left to the right and vice-versa. Rearrange the order if required. Click this icon to have this filter available for all users. Click this icon to save and apply the view at once. Controller serial number IP address Tightening unit name Tightening unit ID Tool ID Tool serial number alphanumeric Search for partial match. Enter a valid IP address.. alphanumeric Search for partial match. alphanumeric alphanumeric alphanumeric Search for partial match _07-06/

16 Cable serial number Pset name Result number Identifier1... Identifier10 VIN CVILOGIX Torque trend (monitoring transducer) Angle trend (monitoring transducer) Torque rate trend Any identifier Torque Angle Current (A) Current (%) Torque rate Result type Controlling transducer Torque (monitoring) Angle (monitoring) Second transducer torque deviation Second transducer angle deviation alphanumeric Search for partial match. alphanumeric Search for partial match. alphanumeric alphanumeric Search for partial or exact match. Disable the "Match" flag to search for partial identifiers. alphanumeric alphanumeric OK Low High. alphanumeric Search for an identifier string in the selected list. Search for partial or exact match. Disable the "Match" flag to search for partial identifiers. Search values between torque min and torque max. Search values between angle min and angle max. Search values between torque min and torque max. Search values between torque min and torque max. Search values between torque min and torque max. Select in the list. numeric (9 digits max.) Search for exact match. Search values between torque min and torque max. Search values between angle min and angle max. Search values between torque min and torque max. Search values between angle min and angle max Quick "VIN" search The list of results can be customized by using the VIN box placed on the right top of the list of results. Enter the partial or exact text of the VIN number (for example, "123") and click "Enter" on the keyboard to validate. The results are now sorted according to the VIN numbers which contain the "123" string _07-06/2016

17 2.3 - Results and Live Results Two options are available to display the results. Viewer Live results viewer to display the results from the database. to display the results from the controllers in real time. Both open the same window with the same data and options. To view older results present in the database, create a specific filter. Select an existing view in the list on the right side or go to the "Views" area on the left to select manually the columns to display. Select an existing filter in the list on the right side or go to the "Filters" area on the left to select manually the filters. Example of view with run reverse results: The results are shown on one or several pages depending on how many results are present. Select how many results are displayed per page. Click this icon to expand the tree and view the details of the multistep tightening. Select an item in the left area to view its results. Click this icon to refresh the display. Result status Tool status Step status Torque, Angle and Current It can be OK or NOK depending if the tightening was successful or not. It can be OK (green) or NOK (red). For multi-step tightening, it is OK only if all the steps are OK. It is OK (green) if the step is OK. The tightening results are marked: in green if the result is OK in yellow if LOW in red if HIGH in grey if the item was not measured. Click this icon to display the details of one result _07-06/

18 2.4 - Curves Click this icon to display the following screen. The toolbar in the upper area of the results window is available for the "Results Viewer" only. Print the results. Export the results to a.csv file (formatted with semicolon separator). Export the results to a PDF file. Export the results in an Excel file. To view older curves present in the database, create a specific filter. It is possible to filter the curves shown, by defining manually the filters options or by choosing one of the pre-defined filters. Click the "Refresh" icon after setting the filters. The curves are shown one or several pages depending on how many curves are present. Select how many curves are displayed per page. Select an item in the Factory area. Tick the curves to view in the list. Select them one by one or all by clicking the top box. Click the small icon to display the curves. The following window is shown _07-06/2016

19 By pointing at a point of the curve with the mouse, the curve is highlighted and the curve data at the mouse position are shown. The torque peaks are now in the same position. It is possible to print and export the curves shown in the graph by clicking the icons on the top right of the screen. To zoom in the curve, select the area of interest with the mouse. The area will turn pink. Print the curve To restore the whole curve, click on "Reset zoom" on the top right. Export the curve to a.png,.jpeg,.pdf,.svg vector or.csv file. For Time Curves, when more than one curve is selected, the "Peak Align" icon on the left-upper area of the window shifts the curves on the x-axes in order to have all the torque peaks in the same position. Click this icon to shift the curves on the x-axes _07-06/

20 2.5 - Reports It is also possible to select one of the predefined time interval which is already available. Click this icon to generate the reports. Select any item in the factory structure. Select the type of report: General Team Line Working area Controller Tightening unit Tool Pset Tool serial number Pareto diagram Click the "Refresh" icon to open the report. Each report can be printed or exported by pressing the icons on the right-upper area of the report. Print the report. Export the report to a.png,.jpeg,.pdf or.svg vector file General The General report shows the status of all the tightening operations of the selected item. In the Filter area, it is possible to select a time interval to filter the data by choosing the time period Team Teams management You need to have the access rights to enter this tab. Contact your local administrator for support. Click in the field to display the following screen. Teams can be defined to create groups of operators working at different times in a day and/or different days in a week, in order to create reports for the different groups. Teams are also associated to the lines in the factory structure. To avoid time overlapping, two different teams in the same line must be defined with different time or day. From the "Settings" menu, select "Teams management" _07-06/2016

21 Team report The Team report shows the status of the tightening operations grouped by teams of the selected item. It is possible to view the OK or NOK results only. Select the team to edit or add a new team. Shift start Shift stop to define the shift of the team. Break start to define the break during the shift (for Break stop example, lunch break) Select the working days. Associate the factory lines to the team by using the arrow icons or drag the lines with the mouse between the two areas. For example: Select NOK trend per day to view the percentage of NOK tightening per day. Point the mouse to a specific day to show the details. Click "Save" to validate _07-06/

22 Line The Line report shows the status of the tightening operations grouped by lines for the selected factory. Point the mouse to a specific day to show the details. It is also possible to view the OK or NOK results only. Select "NOK trend per day" to view the percentage of NOK tightenings per day Controller The Controller report shows the status of the tightening operations grouped by controllers for the selected factory structure, line or working area. Point the mouse to a specific day to show the details Working area The Working area report shows the status of the tightening operations grouped by working areas for the selected factory or line. It is also possible to view the OK or NOK results only. Select "NOK trend per day" to view the percentage of NOK tightenings per day. It is also possible to view the OK or NOK results only. Select "NOK trend per day" to view the percentage of NOK tightenings per day. Point the mouse to a specific day to show the details _07-06/2016

23 Tightening unit The Tightening unit report shows the status of the tightening operations grouped by Tightening Units for the selected line, working area or controller selected. Point the mouse to a specific day to show the details. It is also possible to view the OK or NOK results only. Select "NOK trend per day" to view the percentage of NOK tightenings per day Pset The Pset report shows the status of the tightening operations grouped by Pset for the selected item in the factory structure. Point the mouse to a specific day to show the details. It is possible to view the OK or NOK results only. Select "NOK trend per day" to view the percentage of NOK tightenings per day Tool The Tool report shows the status of the tightening operations grouped by tools for the selected item in the factory structure. It is also possible to view the OK or NOK results only. Select "NOK trend per day" to view the percentage of NOK tightenings per day. Point the mouse to a specific day to show the details _07-06/

24 Tool serial number The Tool Serial number report shows the status of a tool grouped by serial number for the selected tool in the factory structure. It is possible to view the OK or NOK results only. Select "NOK trend per day" to view the percentage of NOK tightenings per day. Point the mouse to a specific day to show the details Pareto diagram The Pareto diagram report shows the status of all the tightenings belonging to the item selected: Point the mouse to a column to view the number of NOK results _07-06/2016

25 2.6 - Statistics Control chart Click this icon to generate statistics. Select a Pset or a Tool in the factory structure. Select then if the statistics are calculated on the torque or angle values. Enter the expected parameters (Cmk, Cpk, Cam and Cap. Select the results on which to calculate the statistics by ticking one by one or all in the top box. Control chart The Control Chart shows a series of 30 point maximum. Each point is the average value of a group of 5 results. For each point, the average value is shown but also the minimum and maximum values. Position the mouse on a point to display the value. The number of points for each subgroup is specified by the size of the subgroups (it must be between 2 and 20). To view the statistics on the selected results, choose the type of statistics and click one of the graph icons All values All values shows all results selected The "Subgroup Frequency" field defines the number of points not considered after each point; for example, if setting is 2, the first point is considered, the next two points are discarded, the next point is considered, etc. Position the mouse on a point to display the value _07-06/

26 This function can be used, for instance, to calculate statistics on a longer time interval. Click on Generate to apply the subgroups parameters Histogram It is also possible to select one of the predefined time interval which is already available. Histogram The Histogram graph shows the distribution of the results grouped in classes intervals. The Filter must be set before selecting the Pset or Tool in the factory structure; once defined, selecting a Pset or Tool only the test matching the filter criteria are shown ISO standard In the Filter area, it is possible to select a time interval to filter the data by choosing the time period. Standard deviation: Click in the field to display the following screen. N (xi - X)² i = 1 σ N - 1 where: X N xi i = 1 N population mean. xi population value. N: number of measurements of the population. Process Capability: CP IT 6σ _07-06/2016

27 where: IT = tolerance interval = Max. Tol. - min.tol. σ = standard deviation Coefficient of position and dispersion: CPK min ( Tolmax - X X - Tolmin ) 3σ 3σ CNOMO standard where: X N xi i = 1 N population mean. xi population value. N number of measurements of the population. Corrected standard deviation: σ 0 C x σ Instantaneous standard deviation: σ i Estimated from the mean range W of the samples of 5 measurements which form the population. σ i W d5 where: W W K W = Range of measurements on each sample = max. value - min. value. K = Number of samples of 5 measurements. d x K coefficient for a 95% confidence threshold. Instantaneous dispersion: Process capability: CAM Di 6 x σ i IT Di where IT (Tolerance Interval) = Max. tolerance - Min. tolerance Testing the homogeneity of the population, each sample of measurements W must comply with: W < x IT CAM cdc where C is a function of the number of samples. Number of samples Coefficient C to to to to to to Coefficient of position and dispersion: CPK min ( Tolmax - X X - Tolmin ) 3σ 0 3σ 0 The station is "capable" if the CAM is higher than the "specified CAM". The setting is correct if the CPK is higher than the "specified CPK". Standard deviation: σ N (xi - X)² i = 1 N _07-06/

28 NF standard Cap IT 6s p Normal distribution Sie = Estimator of the intrinsic standard deviation for each mode number. where: 2 e k The Passed field is marked a OK if the distribution is normal. The graph icon here shows the normal distribution graph: and k is the number of samples. n (x je - x e )² j = 1 S ie n - 1 where: n x je j = 1 x e n n = Size of the sample. S i Di k 2 Sie e=1 1 k 6 x S i IT = Tolerance interval. CAM IT D i n (x j - x )² j = 1 S p N - 1 where: n x j j = 1 x e N L Cpk Min [ s - x, 3s p x - L s 3s p ] The histogram shows the results grouped in classes intervals; the Gaussian curve shown in green is resulting from the average value and standard deviation of all of the selected results. Shapiro-Wilk test is applied for a number of samples below 50: Normal distribution test: population of less than 50 measurements (SHAPIRO-WILK test). Calculation of: N S² (x i - x )² i = 1 where: X n x i i = 1 N N: number of measurements of the population. Calculation of: b where: d i k a i d i i = 1 X N- i+1 -x i _07-06/2016

29 ai : see table. K = N/2 if N is even K = (N-1) / 2 if N is odd I/N Calculation of: W = b² S² There is a 5% probability of not having a normal distribution if W is lower than W95 given in table: N W Normal distribution test: population of more than 50 measurements (CHI-CARRE test). 1) Distribute into classes of at least 4 or 5 measurements. 2) Calculate the mean and standard deviation. mean: x i X N _07-06/

30 standard deviation: Q54000 standard σ (xi - X)² N - 1 3) Calculate for each class limit: u i (I i - X) σ 4) Calculate: X² (n i - n i )² n i where: n = number of measurements in class i. n' = theoretical number of measurements for a normal distribution n i N [ F(u i ) - F(u i-1 )] F(ui): reduced table of normal distribution, there is a 5% probability of not having a normal distribution if X² is higher than X² given in table below. d X² d X² Q54000_1990: The dispersion for the j-th group is calculated as follows: W j = Max j Min j Where: Maxj is the maximum value in the samples of the j-th group. Minj is the minimum value in the samples of the j-th group. The average value of the Wj is calculated as follows: W = W K j The σi is calculated as follows: W σ i = dn * Where dn* is calculated from the following table based on the number of samples: N dn* C And σi refers to the whole set of samples. The σ0 is calculated as follows: σ 0 = C σ Where C is given in the table above, and σ = 1 N 1 i= 1 N ( X i X ) 2 σ0 is used as threshold for σi; if σi is greater than σ0, then _07-06/2016

31 σ 1 = σ 0 Cam is calculated as follows: UTL LTL CAM = 6σ Where LTL is the lower tolerance limit UTL is the upper tolerance limit The Cmk is calculates as follows: i The average of the Mj is calculated as follows: M j = X N ij Where Xij is the i-th sample of the j-th group. Considering Mmin and Mmax as the minimum and maximum averages, the Cmk is calculates as follows: C mk M = min LTL UTL, 3σ 3σ min M max C mk UTL X = min 3σ X, m m 0 3 LTL σ 0 Where Xm is the average of the sample Q54000_2004: The dispersion for the j-th group is calculated as follows: W j = Max j Min j Where: Maxj is the maximum value in the samples of the j-th group. Minj is the minimum value in the samples of the j-th group. The average value of the Wj is calculated as follows: W = W K j The σi is calculated as follows: W σ i = dn Where dn is calculated from the following table based on the number of samples: N dn And σi refers to the whole set of samples. Cam is calculated as follows: CAM UTL LTL = 6σ i Where LTL is the lower tolerance limit UTL is the upper tolerance limit _07-06/

32 2.7 - User information Click this icon and select an item in the plant. Description of a message Click this icon to get the details of the event and some information explaining how to solve the issue. Use the icons to view and filter the events. The number of events is displayed on the right. List of the available filters Name Date Controller type IP address Tightening unit name Tightening unit ID Filter criteria Select a time period. Select in the list. Enter a valid IP address.. alphanumeric alphanumeric Code Description Categories Type Each event has a number and a description. Refer to the "CVI CONFIG" user manual to get the complete list of the user info codes. The categories are as follows. They cannot be modified. Operator Maintenance Process Quality None The types are as follows. They cannot be modified. Error Info Warning Tool ID Tool serial number Code Categories Type alphanumeric alphanumeric numeric Select in the list. Select in the list. Refresh, print and export The toolbar in the upper area of the window is available to refresh, print and export the events. Refresh the display. Print the events. Export the events to a.csv file (formatted with semicolon separator). Export the events to a PDF file. Export the events in an Excel file. Sort the messages Click this icon to sort the events by date _07-06/2016

33 2.8 - Notification Realtime The notifications are sent in real time. This service is available only when the "Notifier license" is active. You need to have the access rights to enter this tab. Contact your local administrator for support. Trigger Threshold This parameter is valid for "on line" messages only. The notifications are sent every "x" events. Enter the number of times (from 0 to 99). Launch the WEB interface by clicking "Start All programs Desoutter CVINetWeb" folder "CVINetWeb". Channel Online The user will be informed of a new notification by the "callout" icon. A short message will be also displayed during a few seconds. The number of notifications not read yet is displayed just below the icon. For example: The user will receive the notifications via by means of the SMTP server. Enter.your username and password. Click this icon to display the "Settings" menu and go to "Notifications". Template Groups User info codes The template defines the view of the messages sent to the user (on-line or ). See below how to create a template. Select who to send the notifications. Refer to the chapter "Groups management" in the "CVINET WEB & SERVICE" user manual. List of the "User info codes" sorted by their numbers. Select those to notifiy. Enable The "User info notification" is activated Create a notification Click "User infos notifications". Status Disable By default The "User info notification" is not activated. The message is is kept in memory. Click "Add new". Name Description Enter a name. Enter a description Select one tree node (factory, line, working area or controller) which is emitting the "user infos codes". Tree node It is possible to select more than one tree node, providing they are at the same level. For example, you can select two working lines of different factories, but you cannot select a working line and a controller of different factories. To select several tree nodes, keep "CTRL" key pressed and left-click the tree nodes you want _07-06/

34 Create a template From the "Settings" menu, click "Notificiations" and then click "Templates". Click "Add new". This additional template allows to customize the columns of the User info list. Drag and drop the items from the left to the right. Sort the items on the right by using the arrows up/down. Click "OK" to validate General settings From the "Notifications" menu, click "User info settings". Enter a name and a description. Enter a short text into the notification message to introduce the message. Select the status. Select the trigger type: realtime/threshold. Drag and drop the variables into the message. The list of variables is different according to the type of trigger. Example of template "realtime" Select the status. Enable Disable The "User info notification" is activated. By default The "User info notification" is not activated. The message is is kept in memory. Example of template "threshold" When the status is set to "Enable", enter the monitoring frequency. The monitoring frequency is the temporary frequency that separates each scan executed by the system (from 1 to 60 seconds and 5 seconds by default). To avoid cluttering boxes and on-line alerts, "On line" notifications can be deleted after a defined period. Click "Enable" to activate the function and enter the period in days (from 1 to 999 days and 90 days by default). Click "Save" to save the setting. Click this icon to open a new window _07-06/2016

35 Settings for notifications by From the "Notifications" menu, click "SMTP server". Fill in the parameters. Click "Save" to save the setting Examples of messages received On-line A pop-up is displayed when the event appears. Click the callout to display the message _07-06/

36 2.9 - Assembly Process This feature allows to list the Assembly Processes run by the controllers and analyze them in details Before starting In CVI CONFIG software, go to the controller parameters. Select "Networks" and tick "CVINet" tab. In "Data collection", tick the data to view: curves assembly process results For example: In the "CVINET WEB interface", go to "Settings", "Controllers". Check that the controller to view is "Authorized" and "Connected. If not, refer to the chapter "Controllers management" in this manual. For example: _07-06/2016

37 List of the Assembly Processes This feature is available for CVI3 controllers only. You need to have the access rights to enter this tab. Contact your local administrator for support. Click this icon to display the tab. At the very first connection, no records are found. Run the Assembly Processes of the controller. Click this icon to refresh the display. Each Assembly Process run is now displayed. For example: See below the description of some columns. Columns displayed depend on what has been selected in the tab "Views". Name and number of the Assembly Process Status The Assembly Process is OK (green tick) or NOK (red cross). Click this icon to sort the events by date. VIN number Completion This is the VIN number of the parts assembled. This identifier is acquired with the "Start by identifier" condition in the Assembly Process The Assembly Process has been completed (run until the end) or aborted (stopped during the process) _07-06/

38 Details of the Assembly Process Click this icon to display the detailed information. Example of an Assembly Process completed and OK. The name of the Assembly Process is AP1. The start condition is "by number". There is one assembly action. The Pset used is "Pset 1". The batch size is: 3 See below what has been programmed in CVI CONFIG _07-06/2016

39 Details of results Select and click a row of results to display the details of the result. Go to the toolbar in the upper area of the window to print or export the results. Print the results. Export the results to a PDF file. Export the results in an Excel file Abbreviations Abbreviation ID LTL Max Min N Nr. OK NOK PC Pset Std SW UTL VIN Description Identification Lower tolerance limit Maximum Minimum Numbers (of values) Number Approved (test) Not approved (test) Personal Computer Parameter set Standard deviation Software Upper tolerance limit Vehicle Identification Number _07-06/

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