Profile optimization parameters

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*'''Force group bar''': if enabled, bars are cut together even when more bars than necessary are required
*'''Force group bar''': if enabled, bars are cut together even when more bars than necessary are required
*'''N. of assembled parts''': the number of bars to cut together
*'''N. of assembled parts''': the number of bars to cut together
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Revision as of 14:11, 16 May 2011

Optimization parameters
Note N.B: To access this window: from Profiles select Image:tastoottimizza.png button

This window is used to customize the optimization data for a profile.

Content description

  • Min waste: the minimum allowed waste for the profile
  • Min waste offcut: the maximum waste during the optimization of the offcuts
  • Cut priority: sort position for the cutting list
  • Force group bar: if enabled, bars are cut together even when more bars than necessary are required
  • N. of assembled parts: the number of bars to cut together


  • Re-usable leftover: the minimum lenght of the leftover to utilize again
  • Do not divide long pieces: If enabled, long workpieces are not shared out amid the bars to be optimized
  • Unique label pack: If enabled, Opera will print out a unique label for the grouped cut
Note N.B: The following settings are available only when Opera Smart Optimization is installed
  • TypeFile:frecciagiu.png: the tipe of bar optimization
None
do not use any optimization on bars
Interval
Choosing this kind of optimization, it’s possible to determine both the minimal and the maximal measure put on disposal by the supplier, and a step of change of the optimization measures. Following this procedure the program draws the best possible measure for the needed bar.
List
This allows to create a list of maximal measures put on disposal by the supplier. Such measures are analyzed by the program which will take the fittest bar to order in the optimization stage.
Per part
This allow to optimize and hence to order the bar, in the real measure of use:
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