Super Systems SuperDATA Load Entry - Manual (Page 49)

SuperDATA Standard Load Entry Operations Manual
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• Recipes in process are locked: When this
option is enabled, the user cannot make
temporary edits to the recipes within this
Process before running a load.
• Furnaces selection area: Allows you to
select which Furnaces will be associated
with this Processes. Recipes in this
Process can be run on the associated
furnaces.
In the example above, a Process called “Carburize Small Parts” has been created. The recipes
will be run on a 9205 controller, so the Recipe Type is 9205. The Process is locked so that no
temporary changes can be made before running a load. Two furnaces, Draw Furnace and
Furnace 42, are associated with the Process, meaning that recipes in that Process can be run
on those furnaces.
In the below list example, three Processes have been created; each of the Processes is a 9205
Process, and each is locked. After Processes have been defined, you may add recipes to them.
Add Recipes
It is now time to add recipes to the Processes.
Under the Recipes tab, you will see that there is an option to Add recipes in Standard Load
Entry. The Recipe Editor, pictured below, is very similar to the Recipe Editor used in SSi’s
Configurator software.