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Introduction to Process Statements – Part 1

LAYOUT CONFIGURATION | PROCESS MODELING

In production, products move from one process to another, based on their value adding flow. So in this video you will learn how to create and use statements in Process Modeling, to control that flow of products.

Links below to lessons which include more information on some of the topics included in this lesson:
Process Modeling Statement Product Filters
Process Modeling Transport Filters

Flow Sequence Statements Get Flow Step, Find Flow Step and Set Next Flow Step
Process Modeling Flow Editor

Assemblies
Introduction to assemblies
Creating Assembly Product Types
How to complete an Assembly or Disassembly Task

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Module 1

Introduction

Module 2

Layout Basics

Module 3

Importing Layout Data

Module 4

eCatalog and Component Libraries

Module 5

Modeling Custom Components

Module 6

Creating Products and Assemblies

Module 7

Creating Manufacturing Flow

Module 8

Simulating Resources

Module 9

Process Modeling Statements

Module 10

Statistics and System Analysis

Module 11

Sharing Results

Layout Configuration

Introduction to Process Statements - Part 1

Layout Configuration

Transporting Parts In and Out Simultaneously and Select Products

Layout Configuration

Route Products Using Transport Solution

Layout Configuration

Get Property and Wait Property Condition Statements in Process Modeling

Layout Configuration

WaitSignal Statement

Layout Configuration

SendSignal Statement

Layout Configuration

RunRobotRoutine Statement

Layout Configuration

Record and Execute Robot Program in Process Modeling