Issue: No Horizontal Boring Barcode Information on Part Labels
There are several requirements you must have correctly set to populate the work order database with horizontal boring (HBORE) barcode data. They are listed below with clarifying screenshots.
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Toolfile configured with the appropriate settings:
Settings > Toolfile Machine Type: Horizontal Boring Machine.
Settings > Machine Type: Select your machine type, but do not leave the selection "None."
Settings > Barcode Format: Select your barcode format, but do not leave the selection "None."
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Tools > Horizontal Drills: Set the tool diameter and face as shown in the screenshots below, or as needed by your company:
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- Process the work order using the new Processing Station and Toolfile settings.
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