WO2001025859A1 - Goods processing device and managing system - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method for managing a product production line used in a product production line for industrially produced food, industrial parts, and the like.
- each product processing apparatus constituting the production line The operating conditions of each product processing apparatus constituting the production line are set according to the product to be produced.
- simply setting the optimal operating conditions for individual devices often does not satisfy the production conditions of the production line. That is, since each product processing device operates in cooperation with each other, the operating conditions of each machine must be set in consideration of the relationship between the devices. Furthermore, as described above, since each of them is operating in cooperation, the entire production line will be stopped only by stopping one product processing unit. Therefore, it is necessary to constantly monitor the operating status of each product processing device that composes the production line. Therefore, as disclosed in, for example, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 9-301327, a management system for managing the operation status of each product processing device constituting a production line is used.
- Fig. 8 shows a schematic diagram of a conventional system for managing operating conditions in a production line.
- the management system shown in FIG. 8 includes each product processing device 81, a host terminal 82 for monitoring them, and a dedicated communication line 83 such as RS485 and ARCNET. It is composed of An RCU (Remote Control Unit) 84 for operating the apparatus is connected to each product processing apparatus 82.
- Each RCU is provided with a communication board, and the communication board and the communication board provided in the host terminal are connected by the dedicated communication line.
- a dedicated communication processing program corresponding to the dedicated communication line 83 must be created.
- a special program for the host terminal must be created to display and set the data indicating the operation information of the production line on the host terminal 82, and the program is applicable to all connected devices. I have to do it.
- Ethernet is usually installed.
- an information terminal such as a PC (Personal Computer) is often installed at the same time as a communication infrastructure to be installed, and in that case, it is installed according to a communication specification using TCP / IP. Therefore, it is often avoided by users to install an AR CNET or a dedicated host terminal.
- the present invention provides a product production line management system that can be constructed using existing equipment, can easily respond to changes in the product production line, and can shorten the operation learning time without being restricted by the operation location. It is an object of the present invention to provide a product processing device used in the system. Disclosure of the invention
- a product processing apparatus for providing operation information to an information terminal via a network comprising: a network interface, a storage unit, a WWW server, a providing unit, a delivery unit, and a conversion unit.
- a product processing apparatus characterized by comprising: The network interface communicates with the information terminal using TCP / 1P.
- the storage unit stores the operation information.
- the WWW server receives an instruction of operation information to be provided to the information terminal from a www browser of the information terminal, and specifies the operation information based on the received instruction.
- the providing means provides the specified operation information to the information terminal.
- the delivery means delivers operating information between the storage means and the providing means according to the designation.
- the conversion unit converts the stored operation information into a format corresponding to the information terminal.
- the user uses a www browser on the information terminal to access a web page that provides information on the target product processing device.
- the www server on the merchandise processing device acquires the operation information of the merchandise processing device via the delivery means and provides it to the information terminal.
- the product processing apparatus of the present invention the user can grasp the operation information regardless of the location by using the WWW browser on the information terminal on the intranet or the intranet. Therefore, the operation of the production line can be monitored at any time. Also, since general communication specifications are used, there is no need to prepare special programs and equipment for communication. Furthermore, since the output format is unified, it is possible to shorten the operation learning time on the operation side and reduce operation errors.
- the conversion unit converts the operation information into WWW browser display data, and the providing unit transmits the converted operation information to the WWW browser of the information terminal.
- a product processing device characterized by being a WWW server.
- the conversion unit converts operation information into print data
- the providing unit transmits the converted operation information to the information terminal having a print server function.
- the printout of the operation information can be stored as a permanent record. This record can be used as a guarantee of production results, as a measure against the PL law, and as material for planning future production plans.
- the conversion means converts the operation information into an electronic mail
- the providing means converts the converted operation information into an information terminal having an electronic mail server function.
- a merchandise processing apparatus characterized in that the merchandise processing apparatus is an e-mail client that transmits an e-mail to a product processing apparatus.
- the operation information can be stored as a permanent record.
- the person in charge of the production line can check the operation status at a convenient time.
- by combining a push-type email server with a portable wireless terminal it is possible to respond to errors with better response.
- the conversion unit converts the operation information into a file, and the providing unit transmits the converted operation information to the client information terminal having an FTP server function.
- the client information terminal having an FTP server function.
- the operation information can be stored as a permanent record, and there is an advantage that the storage information can be stored in any place compared to paper.
- a sixth invention of the present application provides the product processing apparatus according to the first to fifth inventions, wherein the operating information includes image information, and the image processing apparatus further includes a photographing unit that photographs the image information.
- the seventh invention of the present application is a product processing device used in a product production line and capable of setting driving conditions from an information terminal via a network, comprising: a network interface, storage means, a WWW server, An article processing device comprising: updating means.
- the network-in interface communicates with the information terminal using TCP / IP.
- the storage unit stores the driving condition.
- the www server receives a driving condition set from the information terminal from a www browser of the information terminal. update
- the means updates the driving condition stored in the storage means according to the received driving condition ⁇ D.
- the user can use the WWW browser running on the information terminal on the Inuichi Net or Intranet to reset the operating conditions regardless of location. Therefore, a device having a defect such as a setting error in the production line can be easily changed to a favorable condition.
- the eighth invention of the present application is a product processing device used in a product production line, which is capable of setting driving conditions from an information terminal via a network, comprising: a network interface, a storage unit, and a reception unit. And a renewal means.
- the online login face communicates with the information terminal using TCP / IP.
- the storage unit stores the driving condition.
- the receiving means receives a file from the information terminal.
- the updating unit updates the driving condition stored in the storage unit according to the received file.
- a plurality of pieces of operation information can be written in a file and reset. It is also possible to write a version upgrade program of the drive program of the product processing apparatus to a file and update the program.
- the ninth invention of the present application provides operating information from a plurality of product processing devices used on a product production line to an information terminal via a network, or transmits operating information to a plurality of product processing devices from an information terminal via a network.
- the product processing apparatus includes a network interface, a storage unit, a WWW server, a providing unit, a delivery unit, a conversion unit, and an updating unit.
- the information terminal includes an output unit and a WWW browser.
- the network interface communicates with the information terminal using TCP / IP.
- the storage means stores the operation report.
- the WWW server can receive an operation information instruction to be provided to the information terminal from a www browser of the information terminal, and can specify the operation information based on the received instruction. Further, the www server receives the driving condition set from the information terminal from the www browser of the information terminal. It is possible.
- the providing means provides the specified operation information to the information terminal.
- the delivery means delivers operating information between the storage means and the providing means according to the designation.
- the conversion means converts the stored operation information into a format corresponding to the information terminal.
- the updating unit updates the driving condition stored in the storage unit according to the driving condition received from the WWW browser.
- the output unit outputs operation information provided from the providing unit.
- the WWW browser is capable of instructing the operation information and setting driving conditions for the www server of the product processing apparatus.
- the tenth invention of the present application is a product processing device used for a product production line, which issues operation warning information to an information terminal via a network, and a specifying means for specifying a mobile radio terminal among the information terminals, Communication means for communicating with the specified portable wireless terminal; and conversion means for converting the operation warning information into voice data or e-mail, wherein the converted operation warning information is issued via the communication means.
- a product processing apparatus characterized in that:
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a functional configuration of the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of a management system according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a functional configuration of the product processing device and the RCU.
- FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of operation information (Status information) displayed on a WWW browser.
- FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of operation information (Presset information) displayed on a WWW browser.
- FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of operation information (Staitistics information) displayed on a WWW browser.
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart illustrating an example of the flow of a process performed by the RCU.
- Figure 7 is a schematic diagram of the production line.
- FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of the configuration of a conventional management system. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- FIG. 1 shows the overall configuration of the production management system according to the present invention.
- This system is composed of a plurality of commodity processing devices 2, information terminals 4a, 4b, 4c, 4d and a communication line 5.
- the product processing device 2 is a product processing device that configures a production line for products to be weighed and packaged in a certain amount, such as food and industrial parts, and then subjected to quality inspection after bagging. Examples include feeders, combination weighers, packaging machines, sealers, metal detectors, weight checkers, sorting devices and boxing machines.
- the product processing device 2 is provided with an RCU 3, and a WWW (Worl 1 d Wide Web) server 34, an e-mail client 35, an FTP client 36, and a print client 37 are mounted on the RCU 3 ( See Figure 2). The details of the product processing device 2 will be described later.
- the information terminal 4a is composed of a personal computer, a workstation, or the like, and is connected to a communication line 5 via a network interface.
- the information terminal 4a is equipped with a WWW browser, FTP server, and e-mail client.
- Each product processing device 2 accesses the WWW server 34, sends and receives files to and from the FTP client 36, and sends an e-mail server. 4 E-mail reception from c is enabled.
- the WWW browser specifies the product processing device with which to communicate by IP address, etc., and stores the HTML (Hyper Text) stored in the WWW server.
- the information terminal 4b has a print server, and is connected to the communication line 5 via a network interface.
- the information terminal 4b is connected to a printer.
- the print server receives the print signal from the print client and prints the content at the print server.
- the information terminal 4c has an e-mail server, and is connected to the communication line 5 via a network interface.
- the e-mail server stores e-mail for each e-mail address it manages.
- the e-mail server also has a push function. Upon receiving an e-mail from an e-mail client, the e-mail server immediately delivers the e-mail to the e-mail client of the e-mail address.
- the information terminal 4d is a portable wireless terminal such as a mobile phone, a PHS (Personal Handyphone System), or a pocket pel.
- the information terminal 4 d is connected to a communication line 5 via a page (wireless base station) 6.
- the bridge 6 wirelessly transfers data to the portable wireless terminal based on the data on the network.
- the protocol is usually different for radio, so the bridge 6 also has a protocol conversion function.
- Examples of the communication line 5 include a LAN (local area network) composed of a 1 OBASE-T Ethernet line, a hub, and a network.
- TCPCPIP is used as a communication protocol.
- Each product processing device 2 includes a drive unit 20, a sensor 21, an RCU (Remote Control Unit) that controls the drive unit 20, processes signals from the sensor 21, and controls the entire product processing device. ) 3 and an imaging unit 22 are provided. Further, there is provided a display input means for inputting and displaying an operation of a commodity processing device (not shown).
- the driving unit 20 is, for example, a dispersion feeder, a radiation feeder, a pool hopper, a weighing hopper, or the like when the commodity processing apparatus 2 is a combination weighing machine, and a conveyor driving motor or the like when the product is a weight checker.
- the drive unit 20 processes each product. Drive according to the processing content of the device.
- the sensor 21 is, for example, a weight measuring sensor such as a load cell or a photoelectric tube for detecting the supply amount of the product when the product processing device 2 is a combination weighing machine.
- the sensor 21 detects a physical quantity according to the processing content of each product processing device 2.
- the imaging unit 22 includes a camera such as a CCD camera and a video camera, and image file conversion means.
- the camera captures an operation state of the product processing apparatus. For example, the flow of the product to be processed and the driving state of each driving unit are photographed at regular intervals. Or, if the drive unit malfunctions, take an image of that part.
- the image file conversion means converts the captured video into an image file and transmits the image file to a processing program 39 of the RCU 3 described later.
- the RCU 3 has a CPU 30, a control program 31, a memory 32, a network interface 33, a WWW server 34, an e-mail client 35, an FTP client 36, a print client 37, and a CGI (Common Gateway Interface). ) 38 and processing program 39.
- the CPU 30 executes, monitors, and controls a control program 31, a network interface 33, a WWW server 34, an e-mail client 35, an FTP client 36, a print client 37, a CGI 38, and a processing program 39.
- the CPU 30 reads and writes various information from and to the memory 32.
- the control program 31 is connected to the drive units 20a, 20b, 20c and the sensors 21a, 2lb, 21c, and controls the drive of the drive unit 20 and processes signals from the sensor 21. And control of the entire product processing apparatus. For example, when the product processing device is a combination weighing machine, the dispersion feeder, the radiation feeder, and the pool hopper are driven to transfer the product to the weighing hopper.
- the error information which is the operation information of the processing device, the driving conditions, the operation status, and the like are stored in the memory 32.
- the error information includes a stoppage of the product processing device, a drive failure of the drive unit, and a sensor error.
- the driving conditions (Status) are as follows, as shown in Fig. 4 below: Product name (PROD UCT NAME) ⁇ Product code (PRODUCT CODE) The upper limit of weighing (U PPER L IMIT), the drive adjustment of the feeder (FEEDER ADJUST), the drive adjustment of the hopper (HOPPER ADJUST), etc.
- the operation status is as follows: overweighted quantity (OVER), correct weighted quantity (PROPER), light weighted quantity (UNDER), actual treatment speed (SPEED), average value of the positive weighted weight ( MEAN), standard deviation of weighing weight (STD. DEV), frequency distribution of weighing value for each weighing (HI STGRAM), etc.
- the memory 32 stores, in addition to the error information, driving conditions, and operating status, an HTML document used by a WWW server 34 described later, an image file created by an image file conversion unit, an e-mail used by an e-mail client 35 described later, The file used by the FTP client 36 described later, the print data used by the print client 37 described later, and the like are stored.
- the network interface 33 is composed of, for example, a so-called LAN adapter, and uses TCP / IP as a protocol. On the LAN, a unique IP address is set.
- the network interface 33 is also connected to a communication line 5, a WWW server 34, an e-mail client 35, an FTP client 36, and a print client 37.
- the WWW server 34 includes a specifying unit 341 and a providing unit 342.
- the specifying unit 341 specifies the content of the execution and the execution target based on an instruction from a WWW browser described later.
- the providing unit 342 displays the execution target on a WWW browser.
- the execution contents include displaying an HTML document or the like stored in the memory 32 and instructing the CGI to execute the processing program 39.
- the execution targets include error information stored in the memory 32, drive conditions, operation status, operation information such as image files, e-mail data, file data, and print data. It should be noted that the WWW browser and the WWW server communicate using HTTP (HyperText TranferPrococo1).
- the e-mail client 35 transmits the e-mail stored in the memory 32, The information is sent to the information terminal 4c, which is an e-mail server.
- POP Post Office Protocol 1
- SMTP Small e Ma i 1 Transformer Protocol
- IMAP Internet Message Access Protocol
- the FTP client 36 sends the file stored in the memory 32 to the FTP server of the information terminal 4a. Communication between the FTP server and the FTP client is performed using FTP (File Transfer Protocol).
- FTP File Transfer Protocol
- the print client 37 transmits the print data stored in the memory 32 to the information terminal 4b having the print server. Communication between the print server and the print client is performed using, for example, the LPS / LPD protocol. This protocol may be any protocol for printing using TCP / IP.
- the CGI 38 activates the processing program 39 based on the execution content and the execution target specified by the specifying unit 341. This CGI 38 is described in Perl (Practica1Extension and Report Language).
- the CGI 38 exchanges information between the WWW server 34 and the processing program 39 and activates the processing program on the WWW server 34 side.
- the CGI 38 is composed of a plurality of separate programs corresponding to the above specification.
- the execution content is a display
- the CGI 38 receives the display content from the processing program 39, converts the display content into HTML, and passes it to the WWW server 34.
- the processing program 39 executes a program based on the specification passed by the CGI 38, performs e-mail distribution of error information when an error occurs, and stores the image file converted by the image file converting means in the memory 32. Write.
- the processing program 39 is also composed of a plurality of programs corresponding to the execution contents and execution targets.
- FIG. 3 to 5 show screen examples provided by the WWW server 34 and the CGI 38 and displayed by the WWW browser of the information terminal 4a.
- the screen examples in Figs. 3 to 5 are examples in which the weighing machine is a product processing device when the product is potato chips.
- the display part on the left is the menu screen that is displayed when an access request to the web page of the weighing machine is permitted from the WWW browser.
- the screen example in Fig. 3 is a screen example displayed when "Status" is selected.
- the “Status” screen displays the overall operation of the product processing device. In this example, the display indicates ON / OFF of the device, whether the production of the product is stopped or in production, and the like.
- the operation control of the commodity processing device 2 is performed based on this setting.
- the screen example in Fig. 4 is an example of the screen displayed when "Preset" is selected from the menu.
- a parameter value indicating the contents of the reservation setting is displayed on the “Preset” screen.
- the name of the product to be produced, the product code, the weighing speed, the target weight value for one bag, and the upper limit of the weighing are displayed.
- “FEEDE R AD JUST” or “HOPPER ADJUSTj” is selected, more detailed settings for the feeder and hopper of the weighing machine will be displayed.
- the new parameter — evening value is written into the memory 32 of the product processing device 2, and the product processing device 2 is controlled based on this.
- the screen example of FIG. 5 is an example of a screen displayed when “013 1 ay” of “311 Sat 31 :: 10” is selected from the menu.
- the actual driving status is displayed on the “St ait istic” screen.
- the number of overweight weighing units, the number of weighing units, the number of light weighing units, the actual treatment speed, the average value of the weighing units, the standard deviation of the weighing units, and the frequency distribution of the weighing values for each weighing unit are displayed. I have.
- the production status can be grasped at a glance. Can be.
- the above information can be output by an e-mail client, FTP server or print server. I can do it.
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing an example of the flow of processing performed by the RCU in the embodiment.
- the WWW server 34 By inputting an IP address or the like assigned to each product processing device as a URL (Unifrm Resource Locator) from a WWW browser on the information terminal 4a, the WWW server 34 can be accessed.
- the WWW server 34 waits for access from a WWW browser.
- step S2 the WWW server 34 performs a predetermined authentication process.
- the WWW server 34 requests the input of a user ID and a password, and permits access only when the authentication information matches the authentication information registered in the memory 32 in advance.
- the process proceeds to step S3. If the access is not permitted, the process proceeds to step S14 described below.
- step S3 the WWW server 34 transmits the menu screen on which the left part of FIG. 3 is displayed to the WWW browser in order to accept the selection of the operation information.
- step S4 the WWW server 34 determines whether or not “Status” has been selected from the menu screen. If “Yes” is determined, the process proceeds to step S5. If “No” is determined, the process proceeds to step S7 described later.
- step S5 the WWW server 34 activates the CG 138.
- the CGI 38 activates the processing program 39, and the processing program 39 inquires the control program 31 about the state of the product processing device 2.
- the control program 31 returns a signal corresponding to the state at that time to the processing program 39.
- the processing program 39 converts the content of the reply into HTML and sends it back to the CGI 38.
- the CGI 38 sends the state of the product processing device in HTML to the WWW server 34.
- the WWW server 34 sends the HTML state to a WWW browser. Www The browser displays a screen indicating the state of the product processing apparatus, for example, the screen shown in FIG. Then, the process proceeds to step S6.
- step S6 the WWW server 34 determines whether the parameter has been rewritten overnight. Specifically, the WWW server 34 determines whether the user has pressed the "Regist rat ion" button. If it is determined that the button has been pressed, the process proceeds to step S7. If the user does not press the “Registration” button, the process returns to step S4 and waits for selection of any operation information.
- step S7 the WWW server 34 receives the parameter input by the user from the WWW browser and activates the CGI 38.
- the CGI 38 activates the processing program 39, and the processing program 39 changes the state of the product processing device with respect to the control program 31. Then, the process returns to step S4.
- step S8 the WWW super 34 determines whether or not “Preset” has been selected from the menu screen. If “Yes” is determined, the process proceeds to step S9. If "No” is determined, the process proceeds to step S12 described later.
- step S9 the WWW server 34 activates the CG 138.
- the CGI 38 starts the processing program 39, and the processing program 39 reads the driving conditions from the memory 32.
- the processing program 39 that has read out the driving conditions converts the content of the reply into HTML and sends it back to the CGI 38.
- the CGI 38 passes the driving conditions in HTML to the WWW server 34.
- the WWW server 34 transmits the driving conditions in HTML to the WWW browser.
- the WWW browser displays the received driving conditions, for example, as shown in FIG. Then, the process proceeds to step S10.
- step S10 the WWW server 34 determines whether or not the parameters have been rewritten. Specifically, the WWW server 34 determines whether the user has pressed the “Registrat ion” button. If it is determined that the button has been pressed, the process proceeds to step S11. If the user does not press the “Registration” button, the process returns to step S4.
- step SI1 the WWW server 34 receives the parameter set by the user from the WWW browser and activates the CGI 38.
- the CGI 38 starts the processing program 39, and the processing program 39 stores the rewritten driving conditions in the memory 32. To be stored. Then, the process returns to step S4.
- step S12 the WWW server 34 determines whether or not “Display” of “Stait ist i csj” has been selected from the menu screen. If “Yes” is determined, the process moves to step S13. If “No” is determined, the process proceeds to step S14 described later.
- step S13 the WWW server 34 activates the CG 138.
- the CGI 38 starts the processing program 39, and the processing program 39 reads the operation status from the memory 32.
- the processing program 39 that has read the operation status converts the reply content into HTML and sends it back to the CGI 38.
- the returned CGI 38 passes the HTMLized operation status to the WWW server 34.
- the WWW server 34 transmits the operating status in HTML to the WWW browser.
- the www browser displays the received operating status, for example, as shown in FIG.
- the process returns to step S4.
- step S14 the WWW server 34 determines whether or not “Mai l” of “Sti ti ist i csj” has been selected from the menu screen. If “Yes” is determined, the process proceeds to step S15. If "No” is determined, the process proceeds to step S16 described later.
- step S15 the WWW server 34 activates the CG 138.
- the CGI 38 starts the processing program 39, and the processing program 39 reads the operation status from the memory 32.
- the processing program 39 that has read the operating status converts the reply content together with the set e-mail address into an e-mail format, and writes it into the memory 32.
- the processing program 39 activates the e-mail client 35 and distributes the created e-mail via the set e-mail server. Then, the process returns to step S4.
- step S16 the WWW server 34 determines whether or not “FTP” of “Staiti stcs” has been selected from the menu screen. If “Yes” is determined, the process moves to step S17. If “No” is determined, the process proceeds to step S18 described later.
- step S17 the WWW server 34 activates the CGI 38.
- CGI 38 activates processing program 39, which runs from memory 32 Read the status.
- the processing program 39 reading the operation status converts the reply content into a file and writes it to the memory 32. After that, start the FTP client 36 and distribute the created file to the set FTP server. Then, return to step S4.
- step S18 the WWW server 34 determines whether or not "Print" of "Stititstics" has been selected from the menu screen. If “Y e s” is determined, the process moves to step S19. If “No” is determined, the above step S4 is performed.
- step S19 the WWW server 34 activates the CGI 38.
- the CGI 38 starts the processing program 39, and the processing program 39 reads the operating status from the memory 32.
- the processing program 39 reading the operation status converts the read content into print data and writes it to the memory 32.
- the print client 37 is started and the created print data is distributed to the set print server. Then, the process returns to step S4.
- step S20 predetermined other processing is performed.
- the WWW server 34 sends a message display screen such as “access denied” to the WWW browser.
- the error information is sent by e-mail.
- error information is stored in the memory 32 by the control program 31.
- a processing program 39 for error processing is started by the control program 31.
- the error processing program 39 retrieves the error information from the memory 32, converts it into the e-mail format together with the set e-mail address and the malfunctioning image file stored at that time, and stores it in the memory 32. Write to.
- the e-mail client 35 is started and the created e-mail is delivered.
- the error information may be converted to a file or print data format and sent to a set FTP server or print server.
- the product processing apparatus is provided with the WWW server, the display of the operation information and the setting thereof can be performed by the WWW browser on the information terminal.
- Information terminal There is no need to connect the product and the product processing device with a dedicated communication line, and a management system can be easily constructed.
- a general-purpose application is used as an application for managing operation information, operation is easy.
- the operation information can be output or set in various forms using a general-purpose application, geographical and time constraints in managing the product processing device can be greatly reduced.
- the operation information can be printed out on a network printer. This eliminates the need to connect a printing device to the product processing device.
- the Ethernet line of the communication line 5 is constituted by 10 B A SE 1 T, but may be constituted by 10BASE-2, 10BASE-5, 100BASE-T or the like. It is also possible to change the communication line 5 to a wireless network. In that case, the network interface 33 of the product processing apparatus and the communication interface of the information terminals 4a to 4c may be made to correspond to the wireless network. In other words, the wireless network may be any line that can use TCP / IP on the product processing device and the information terminals 4a to 4c.
- a public line such as a telephone line
- a terminal adapter such as a wireless terminal or the like at one end of the communication line 5
- an external network such as the Internet
- the RCU 3 includes the network interface 33.
- the RCU 3 may further include an interface for a portable wireless terminal.
- the mail server on the information terminal 4c may be provided with an interface for mobile wireless terminals. With this configuration, the interface can be connected to the portable wireless terminal, and the error information can be transmitted from the product processing apparatus to the portable wireless terminal of the administrator.
- the HTML document is used as the operation information providing form.However, SGML (Standard Generic Markup Language)- ⁇ XML (extensible Markup Language) etc. Operational information can be provided in the form of a structured document described in markup language.
- the CGI is used to activate the processing program 39, but various processing programs are executed by using SSI (Server Side I nc 1 udes), ASP (Active Server Age), or the like. It is also possible to execute
- the merchandise processing apparatus automatically distributes the error information in the form of an e-mail, file, or print data. May be displayed.
- the IP address is uniquely set on the LAN.
- the IP address may be dynamically allocated using DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol 1).
- the data is converted into print data at the time of printing.
- the print data may be output using FTP.
- a production line management system can be constructed using existing applications and network resources, and it is easy to respond to changes in the production line.
- Using a network using TCP / IP can reduce restrictions on where to manage production lines. Since it can be managed with existing applications, operation is easy and operation learning time can be reduced.
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