The design of a ticket
You need XML-knowledge for the ticket creation.
On the DVD, you will find examples for the different files (xml, xsl, xsd). You can copy these files and adjust them to your operating requirements.
The corresponding points are commented in the files for you to quickly find your way around.
The XML file contains tags (XML-data elements) to integrate the data into the ticket:
- for visualizing on the printout
- for a later evaluation in the ERP system
There are three groups of tags:
Over the course of the production process they will be entered into the ticket:
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Custom-Tags
Customer-specific data, Custom tags
The ERP System enters this data in the ticket.
Examples: - Ticket number
- Order number
- Article number
- Piece number
- Barcode for the ticket
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Stoll-Tags
Machine-related data, Stoll tags
If the ticket is opened for the first time at the machine, then the data of the Stoll tags will automatically be entered into the ticket. The ticket is automatically opened when it is moved from the "Todo" field to the "In process" field.
Examples: - Machine gauge
- Machine Type
- Pattern name
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User-Tags
Production-related data User tags
The user tags are tags determined by yourself, which the knitter fills out during the production. Inputs are only possible, when the ticket is in the field.
Examples: - Relative humidity
- Quantity of defective fabrics
- Number of power failures
You determine yourself, which tags (data elements) the ticket should contain. You are also completely free when designing the ticket. In the following example, only few Stoll tags are visible on the ticket, but it does not mean that these tags cannot be in the XML file.
