Submenu B1
Main Automated Processing Workflow
From task trigger to equipment release, the process engine executes predefined steps, performing status checks, interlock judgments, and exception handling at each step.
Standard process link
- Step 1: Process trigger: scan code or system-issued work order to generate machining task
- Step 2: Task verification: read product files, match program versions and process parameters
- Step 3: Machine selection: identify idle equipment and assign tasks
- Step 4: Program dispatch: perform version verification, main program setup, and interlock checks
- Step 5: Machining execution: PLC/CNC linkage starts, recording machining status in real-time
- Step 6: Result determination: read measurement data, decide pass/fail and output handling path
- Step 7: Equipment release: close task loop, return equipment to idle queue for the next task
Key control points for each step
- Process trigger: avoid missed or repeated triggers
- Program verification: prevent wrong version or wrong machine dispatch
- Interlock check: ensure safe sequence of Loading & Unloading, machining, and inspection actions
- Result determination: link quality results to single-piece traceability records
Exception handling mechanism
- Communication failure: automatic retry and alert notification
- Program exception: prevent start and require manual confirmation
- Machine busy: auto-reassign or enter waiting queue
- Measurement fail: execute sorting and re-inspection process