Introduction:
MFLEX is a web application that allows access to data from a CAMX-based FIS. Information from any networked machines compliant with IPC standards can be displayed graphically, to make it easily analyzable, or in a more detailed format. MFLEX provides data on processes in real-time to allow quick responses to changing conditions, as well as historical data that is useful for trend analysis and other statistical applications. This versatility makes MFLEX useful to users at different levels, from line operators to engineers to business leaders. With MFLEX, all the information you need is only a mouse-click away.
Advantages of MFLEX:
Information on every aspect of production -
- Data processed by MFLEX include product yield, cycle time, throughput, machine performance, status and availability, tester results etc.
- Real-time and historical views of throughput, yield, cycle times and machine states are accessible.
- Clear indications of errors, warnings and alarms are given, with summaries and detailed information available.
- Data are viewable by range of dates/time of day, with older data summarized to enhance database performance.
Helps improve efficiency of manufacturing -
- Analysis of equipment performance by individual machine or by lane aids localization of efficiency traps.
- Up-to-date information allows early detection of defect trends, prevention of process problems and ultimately reduces repair costs for machinery.
- Message queuing by message broker prevents loss of data, making statistics more reliable.
- Automatic collection of data is faster and avoids human error.
Certainty of compatibility -
- Use of CAMX standards ensures that machinery can be easily integrated into a system running MFLEX.
- MFLEX data are written to a Microsoft SQL database, making it accessible to other software applications as well.
- As a web application, MFLEX can be run on a web browser on any computer.
Security guaranteed -
- Access to MFLEX information requires a login with password authentication.
- Different groups of users can be allowed different privileges, configurable by administrators.
