Viewing options
The View menu gives you the following options that you can use to you can create different views of the Routing Selection window:
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Show Routings with Incomplete Cost
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If this option is checked, routings that costed with warnings and available routings that were not costed are displayed in addition to the routings that were costed without warnings.
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Show Uncosted Processes within Visible Routings
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If this option is checked, all uncosted nodes within the routing are displayed. A node might be uncosted if the process it is representing is not required for manufacturing the component or has been manually excluded from the routing.
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If both options are unchecked, only the routings that have been costed without warnings are displayed.
Understanding the legend
Nodes
Click the Legend button to display the explanatory list of node types.
Node status icons
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The node succeeded it passed feasibility evaluation. |
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A yellow status icon on a node indicates that the node passed feasibility evaluation but has some uncosted GCDs. Click the icon to see which GCDs failed to cost. A yellow status icon over a GCD icon in the Cost column indicates that this routing, although costed, has some uncosted GCDs associated with it. Hover the cursor over the icon to see what GCDs failed to cost. |
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A red status icon indicates that the node failed to cost. Click on the indicator to see why the process failed feasibility evaluation. |
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This node has Process Setup Options (PSOs) that can be customized by the user. Click the hammer or right-click the node and select Process Setup Options. |
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User override: The routing customized. |
Expandable nodes
Nodes with a plus sign (
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Alternative nodes expand vertically displaying two or more new lines underneath the node. Each line represents an alternative routing available for the node. You can select only one routing.
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Conjunctive nodes expand horizontally, displaying all available options in one line underneath the node. You can manually include one or more options into the routing.