Functional Overview

Ensuring Traceability of Tasks

Customers can log and save task results for each work^*1 through the TW-800R-SCL or TW-800R-EXL installed in multiple processes.

*1: "Work" refers to the content of tasks using one or more tools. For example, you would register the content of a work as "tasks done 10 times with a cordless power tool, 3 times with the Check Pen S, and 1 time with an approval stamp."

• Task Results
• -Work Title
• -Start Date and Time of Task
• -End Date and Time of Task
• -Judgment Result
• -Cause of FAIL, etc.

Since the system can grasp in real-time the status of task results for each work done or where a "FAIL" occurs, customers can take prompt action to address a process where a mistake has occurred.

Mistake Prevention (Pokayoke) for Covering Multiple Processes

By linking the "POKAYOKE plus" to the TW-800R-SCL installed for multiple processes, customers can set work execution instructions, counting the number of tasks upwards, etc.

You can reserve executions
for up to 8 works as shown below.

Since customers can register the TW-800R-SCL installed at up to 8 stations for one work, the system can prevent mistakes (pokayoke) for tasks that use up to 8 tools. You can register an unlimited number of works.

Counter Feature on Computer (POKAYOKE plus Viewer)

By linking the software with the TW-800R-EXL, customers can prevent mistakes (pokayoke) at up to 16 stations by locating a Windows computer with the "POKAYOKE plus Viewer" at the task site.

Since up to 8 tools can be registered for one work, the system can prevent mistakes (pokayoke) for tasks that use up to 8 tools. An unlimited number of works can be registered.

Operation of POKAYOKE plus Viewer

The "POKAYOKE plus Viewer" operates based on work execution instructions from the "POKAYOKE plus", and displays the content of tasks in terms of works, the task count, and judgment results.