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Box & Whisker charts are great for quickly correlating and analyzing multiple variables. To create one, you select the Box & Whisker option in WinSPC's Query Tool.
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Yes, and by configuring devices to do this you free up your shop floor personnel to focus on other matters.
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Most commonly, data is archived from a WinSPC database to free up space for more data to be collected or to improve database performance. Sometimes data is archived simply to have a copy of it. Regardless of the reason, this procedure details the proper procedure for archiving WinSPC data.
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Easy to understand, reasonable limits offer remedies to a variety of scenarios that are occasionally problematic--in particular, two scenarios relating to data collection and one related to histograms.
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You use WinSPC's migration utility. With this utility, migrating your WinSPC database is both safe and straightforward.
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There certainly is. You simply set up either an e-mail trigger or a message box trigger.
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Not only can you have an e-mail automatically sent to whomever you want when a trigger fires, you can customize the content of the e-mail so that it contains all the relevant information.
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Setting up an OPC server device so data and tag values can be collected from it is done in two steps. First, create and define the device. Then, configure a collection plan to use that device.
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Yes. In fact, there is an easy-to-use tab in WinSPC devoted entirely to chart layouts.
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Because a large event log can cause a slowdown in WinSPC's performance, it is a good idea to occasionally archive or delete it. Fortunately, these are easy actions to complete.
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Absolutely and, by using this simple feature, the most current violation references, whether they are on a website or in a network location, can always be just a click away for your WinSPC users.
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There are many scenarios in which it is helpful to know which variable in a set of variables contains the largest value. Similarly, there are many scenarios in which it is helpful to know which variable in a set of variables contains the smallest value. These scenarios can all be addressed by using WinSPC's Equation Builder to calculate maximum and minimum values.
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By using WinSPC's Increment Attribute Pass Count or Increment Attribute Fail Count trigger, you can automatically increment an attribute count--an easy and efficient thing to do.
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Using a Continuous
Improvement Report (CIR), you can compare statistics between selected
date ranges to check for quality improvements—or to troubleshoot quality
problems.
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By default, WinSPC will display two statistics, Cpk and Ppk, in the status bar at the bottom of the data collection screen. |
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Although DataNet recommends the Standard edition of Microsoft SQL Server, it provides technical support for all editions. How do you know what is right for you? |
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Command-line switches may be used to launch WinSPC or when accessing WinSPC via OLE Automation. These commands allow you to program a station to open to a specific window of WinSPC, in a certain mode, limit the station to a specific user and/or password, and more... |
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WinSPC Version 7.1 offers users a variety of password and audit trail settings to meet even the most stringent procedural requirements... |
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When a chart in WinSPC has the scroll bar feature activated, the chart is not dynamic (does not update with new data). The scroll bar essentially takes a snapshot of the data... |
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WinSPC has developed a security utility where all the minimum permissions needed to run WinSPC successfully will be applied to either a group or an individual... |
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WinSPC helps you stay productive during database connectivity failures by... |
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