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Part Definition
Part Definition
All parts and components used by the Expert Configurator must be defined on the Part Master File in the Design Engineering module. In our example, we want to define our desk as a configured part. Through the Part Master Maintenance Conversation, we enter the necessary information for our part, DESK-001. On the configuration screen, we specify the part as configured and also specify what types of rules we want to utilize. DESK-001 is a configuration costed item which should have 1 lot number per configuration code. Therefore we enter a Configuration Code Option of '3'. For our example, we define the desk to have all rules (sales order entry, pricing, and manufacturing) valid. See the figure below for a sample of the configuration screen in the Part Master Maintenance conversation.
WILLIAMS PLT BEL DESIGN ENGINEERING 6/05/94
DSP01 PART MASTER FILE MAINTENANCE CHANGE (CONF)
Part Number DESK-001 BUILD-THRU/CFG DESK
Sales Order Processing Config. Y Manufacturing Config. Process Y
Product Planning N
Sales Order Entry Group Sales Order Entry Subgroup
Pricing Group Pricing Subgroup
Manufacturing Order Group Manufacturing Order Subgroup
Sales Order Entry Rule Vrs No 01 Product Reference Code 3
Pricing Rule Vrs No 01 Template Code
MFG Order Rule Vrs No 01 Configuration Code Option 3
Standard Routing Default Part
Standard BOM Default Part
Rule-Based Routing Part
Issue Code SIR Location
F2=Command F3=Exit F4=Prompt F9=Inquiry
F10=Function Select F11=Part Comments F15=Rekey Data
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The Part Master Maintenance Configuration Screen.