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Use model-based workflows when several product variants share a station, or when each product requires a different sequence, barcode rule or result format. Operators follow a production view while authorised engineers maintain the configuration.

Use a configurable software layer alongside your fixture, instrumentation and station electrical design. Define devices by purpose, build reusable sequences and hand over a focused operator workflow.

• Map your fixture I/O, instruments, product connections and communication requirements.
• Organise common operations into reusable test structures and model-specific plans.
• Use maintenance and communication tools during commissioning.
• Document the configuration and agree a validation process before production handover.

Develop a sequence in controlled stages. Run individual steps or groups, inspect the received response and adjust limits and timing using evidence from the product and instruments.

After production, use the recorded model and barcode context to find a test result, review failure patterns and examine cycle or handling time. Communication logs help distinguish a product failure from a connection or configuration issue.

1. Your product

   Describe what is being tested, its variants and the required checks.

2. Your station

   List the instruments, interfaces, fixture I/O and any vendor tools or drivers.

3. Your production flow

   Explain barcodes, operator actions, result storage, labels and MES requirements.

4. Your acceptance criteria

   Share the measurements, limits, timing and evidence needed to approve the station.