Defect List test

Note: Not all of the sub-inspection test toolbar buttons are technically "tests." For simplicity, that term is used to describe all of the sub-inspection test toolbar buttons.

The Defect List test can be used to record multiple defects on an item. If you are only testing for a single defect on an item, you may want to instead use a Pass/Fail/NA test.

Circumstances under which you might want to add a Defect List test to a sub-inspection:

For example, the text "Enter defect counts for these tests:" instructs the operator to record the total number of each of the following defects found on the product if any are present, for example: Bad welds, Dirty welds, and Leaks.

 

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Adding a Defect List test to a sub-inspection

  1. Click the Defect List test toolbar button to add this test to the sub-inspection.

  2. When prompted, select which defects to display and which process to use for storing this data:

For the GS Collect mobile app:  If you change the list of defects configured for this process, you should also re-save and re-publish this Inspection.

This will ensure that the updated list of defects gets pushed to your mobile devices.

Note: The DMS Part Numbers are limited to those that have standards for the Inspection process (or Planned Inspection process) - not the process you select here.

If you want to ensure that data is stored for a standard that exists, make sure that all the part numbers with DMS standards for the Inspection process (or Planned Inspection process) also have standards for the process you select here. This step is required for GS Collect mobile app Inspections because the GS Collect mobile app cannot store data for a DMS standard that does not exist.

If the PC Collect module stores data with a combination of part number + process for which a DMS standard has not been created, you can still analyze this data by Process.

      • Display the list of defects configured for the process you select.

  1. When prompted, enter a label to display for this test.

  2. Set any properties for this test on the Properties panel that displays after the test is added.

For information about using the Properties panel, see Changing property settings

Defect List test properties

Property

Default setting or default display

Allows

APPEARANCE

Label

[displays the label the inspection designer provides for this test]

Enter text to change display label.

BEHAVIOR

AutoSumNCUs

True. The nonconforming units (NCUs) are automatically calculated based on the defect count.

False. The NCUs are not calculated based on the defect count.

EnableSampleSizeAndNCU

True. Allows the inspector to change the sample size and NCU during data entry.

False. Does not allow the inspector to change the sample size and NCU during data entry.

RequireDefect

False. Does not require the inspector to enter at least one defect for this defect list.

True. Requires the inspector to enter at least one defect for this defect list.

DATA

Defects

Use Inspection Process
(see details above)

This setting lets you choose different options for the Process and Defects used to collect and store data for this test.

You can double-click on the Defect List test to edit this property.

SampleSize

[blank] - The Sample Size for the data record will be 0.

Enter a different sample size for the data record.

[PC]: To automatically apply the sample size from the DMS standard, leave this property blank and set the DMS standard in a previous sub-inspection.

Note: The EnableSampleSizeAndNCU property determines whether the inspector can change the sample size during data entry.

PC

ButtonMode

[PC only]

Count. The inspector can select multiple defects and can assign a count to each defect.

SingleSelect. The inspector can only select one defect, and the count for that defect is 1.

MultiSelect. The inspector can select multiple defects, but the count for each selected defect is 1.

Note: A Python script can set multiple defects and counts, regardless of this setting.

ForceNote

[PC only]

Use Sub-Inspection Settings.

Apply the settings from the sub-inspection ForceNote property to this test.

Click the ForceNote property and then click the button to choose a combination of options on the ForceNote window for this test. For details, see Setting the ForceNote property.

TestID

[PC only]

A unique TestID number is automatically assigned to each test in the inspection, but you can change this number to a more meaningful name.

The TestID property is only used in Python scripts for PC Collect inspections.

For more information, see About the TestID property

Enter a name for the TestID.

TestSpecificTrace

[PC only]

[blank]

You can specify one or more traceability values that will be applied only to this Defect List test on this sub-inspection.

These values will not be displayed to the inspector during data entry.

If you want to store this test's TestID property as a traceability value, enter [testid] .

Any traceability values you set here will override values set by Traceability tests, Inspection properties, Planned Inspection traceability values, etc.

Setting the ForceNote property

Use Sub-Inspection Settings

Apply the settings from the sub-inspection ForceNote property to this test.

 

Set for this test (override Sub-Inspection settings)

Executing a formula for a Defect List test

You can optionally choose to execute a formula for a Defect List test when certain conditions are met during a running inspection.

See the OnChange topic for specifics about conditions that trigger the execution when a Defect List test is used in a sub-inspection with a formula.

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