Description
Recipe Management is commercial off-the-shelf recipe management software for simplification of recipe deployment, optimization and execution on automated equipment in manufacturing operations. The software helps to manage more product variations, to increase operational efficiency and enforces product quality through increased process automation and repeatability.
This new and unique approach standardizes recipe management, simplifying and speeding introduction of new products to automated production lines. It reduces the number of recipe systems and formats and establishes governance to secure consistent quality of your products.
Just download formula parameters and processes to the automation system controlling the appropriate unit, work cells or lines in batch-oriented or hybrid manufacturing processes. You will have everything you need to execute and optimize recipes to your quality specifications. The software is automation system neutral.
Learning Objectives
- Use the features and functionality of the Recipe Management software
- Create recipes and simulate their execution against a process
- Understand the concepts of using Recipe Management with a HMI Scada System or simply an OPC UA server
Who should attend?
Plant floor operators and managers, system administrators, system integrators, and individuals who work with recipes and need to use Recipe Management in their manufacturing or infrastructure environment.
Prerequisites
- Basic knowledge of systems making use of recipes and their structure
- Microsoft Windows
- Manufacturing industry or infrastructure experience
Course Content
- List of terms / nomenclature used
- Project Preparation
- Getting Started
- Starting and Logging into Recipe Management for the first time
- Lab 1: Parameter Extensions
- Lab 2:
- Lab 3: Adding a Unit of Measure
- Lab 4: Part I – Creating an application to facilitate Formula Management and Download. Creating an Equipment:
- Lab 5: Choosing the integration mode
- Lab 6: Creating IO References for the ePacker:
- Lab 7: Creating a Formula Template
- Lab 8: Creating Formulas
- Lab 9: Executing the Model
- Lab 10: Enhancing the Wonderware Application Server Model
- Lab 11: Reuse the work that was already done to expand
- Lab 12: Part II – Working with Recipe Management Professional Edition. Working with Capabilities
- Lab 13: Adding a new Equipment to the process
- Lab 14: Completing the model in Wonderware Application Server
- Lab 15:
- Lab 16: Creating Formula Template and Recipe Template for the eMicroBrewer Equipment.
- Lab 17: Creating one new Formula for light beer
- Lab 18: Creating your first Recipe Template
- Lab 19: Creating a Pilsener Recipe
- Lab 20: Executing Recipes
- Lab 21: Creating the eConditioner.
- Lab 22: About Keywords
- Lab 23: About List Data Types
- Lab 24: Set Formula Size
- Lab 25: Using Reports to look at the execution history
- Lab 26: Change Management
- Lab 27: Working with Languages
- Lab 28: Using InTouch as an alternate User Interface
- Lab 29: Use of .Net Control in Archestra Graphic.
- Lab 30: Working with Transitions and Equipment Variables
- Lab 31: Scripting in object:
- Lab 32: Working with advanced scripting: Using the RESTAPI
- Lab 33:
- Lab 34: Using the CLIENTAPI
- Lab 35:
- Lab 36: Working with advanced Security features
- Lab 37: Working with redundant objects
- Lab 38: Recipe Management with InTouch OMI
- Lab 39: Configuration Topserver for OPC UA
- Lab 40 : Recipe Management and OPC UA
- Lab 41: Recipe Management and Modern Intouch application
- Lab 42: Closing Note
Course duration
3 days