To make a report available at a station you create the line + station + report association described above (optionally with the send-to-printer / send-to-file / station-printer options). The general steps are: What, where, who, when, why What The line + station + report association that makes a shop document print (or save) when a […]
On Create Batch, the Filter By panel lets you narrow the list of confirmed orders down to the ones you actually want to batch — including by a product option such as colour or finish, so you can put one colour through the shop at a time. How to use it Tick By Option in […]
The Batch List screen opens a selected production batch on its Content and Plan tabs, among others. This page covers removing and re-adding orders and items, and what Finalize checks before it lets the batch go through. Removing an order or an item — Content tab Selecting an order (or a single item under it) […]
Rule of thumb If an order goes directly to shipping (it does not physically flow through production), turn OFF the Gen Shipping flag on the production lines it would otherwise be routed to. What Gen Shipping does When Gen Shipping is set on a Production Line (the same flag also exists on a Series), the […]
A production line’s stations mean nothing until they are routed: picked, put in visit order, and given an average wait time. That is what this screen does — and the membership and order you set here are what scheduling and batch reports check against. Set it in OJ Setup → Production → Line-Station Routing. What, […]
A second button on the Manufacturing Dashboard, next to Production Status Board, opens the Production Control Board — a supervisor-facing view of one production line (or all of them together) built around six panels: a KPI strip, where work is waiting, what is blocking it, the lists in production, a 14-day throughput chart and a […]
A production line is the path a unit is built on. Each line is set up under Administration and Setup → OJ Setup → PRODUCTION → Production Line: the list of lines is on the left; pick one and press Edit (or New) to change the form on the right, then Save. Only Description is […]
Four smaller production screens under Administration and Setup → OJ Setup → PRODUCTION: Line-Station Routing (which stations are on a line, in order), Shift (capacity windows per line), Production Stages and Station Buffer. What, where, who, when, why What Four screens that complete the production picture around the line and its stations: the route (line […]
A station is one work step on a line. Stations are set up under Administration and Setup → OJ Setup → PRODUCTION → Production Stations: the list is on the left, the form on the right (New / Edit / Save / Cancel / Delete). Only Description is required. Put a station on a line […]
Opened from a button on the Manufacturing Dashboard, the Production Status Board lists production batches (“lists”) grouped into four sections, with a per-series glazed count and a completion percentage for every production station or department flagged for the dashboard. It is OpenJanela’s standard production dashboard, shown to every company. The four sections Every batch that […]
Reports are created and edited on the Report Management screen (Administration). The screen is a searchable list of reports on the left and, on the right, a set of tabs for the selected report. What, where, who, when, why What The registry of printable documents: for each report, its JasperReports template (.jasper), friendly name, default […]
A panel is a named print context in the application — for example Order Document Report, Confirm Order, Quote – Order, Invoice, Purchase Orders or Customer Projects. When a print dialog opens, it lists exactly the reports that have been attached to that panel. Attaching a report to a panel is therefore how you make it […]
“Available reports by station” is the list of reports that show up for an operator working at a particular station on a particular line. Each entry is the combination production line + station + report, and each entry can carry a few options: Option Effect Send to printer The report is sent straight to a […]
Every printed or on-screen document in OpenJanela — a quote, an order acknowledgement, an invoice, a shop traveller, a barcode label — is produced from a report. This chapter explains what a report is, how reports are made available at the right place (a production station, or a print dialog), and the two everyday tasks: […]
Saw settings feed the cut-list optimizer and the saw export files. They are set under OJ Setup → Production: Saws (one saw per station), Profile Saw Code and Profile Positions. What, where, who, when, why What One row per saw: the kerf, the waste and grip the optimizer must add to every cut, the cut-size […]
Every scan of a unit barcode at a production station writes a row in the barcode_track table. Whether that row is a plain “the unit passed here” marker or a running time-in / time-out clock is decided by one setting: the station view’s Avg Time. What happens on a scan Avg Time not set (0). […]
A station view is the screen a shop-floor operator works in at one station: scan a unit’s barcode, see exactly what to do with it, and record that it was done. Views are configured per station, so the same physical station can offer different screens for different work. How a view is opened From the […]
Shop-floor documents are organised around production lines and the stations on them, so this topic gives the vocabulary you need before assigning reports. Production line A production line is an ordered path an order flows through. Lines can be normal or virtual/sub-lines, and can have a parent line. Common settings are the description, cart size, […]
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