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Tool Change Report

1.1 Search Tool Change Report​

Search Tool Change Report – Step-by-Step

Step 1: Access the Tool Change Report From the main side menu, navigate to:
Tooling → Reports → Tool Change Report
This will open the Tool Change Report search page.

Step 2: Enter Search Criteria Fill in the following fields to generate the report:

  • Report From Date [Text Field] (Mandatory) – Select the starting date of the report period.
  • Report To Date [Text Field] (Mandatory) – Select the ending date of the report period.
  • Part Serial No [Text Field] (Optional) – Enter the part serial number to filter specific records (maximum 10 characters).
  • Part [Dropdown] (Optional) – Select the part from the dropdown list.
  • Operator Name [Dropdown] (Optional) – Choose the operator who performed the tool change.
  • Machine [Dropdown] (Optional) – Select the machine where the tool change occurred.
  • Shift [Dropdown] (Optional) – Choose the shift (e.g., Shift1, Shift2) for filtering results.

Step 3: Search or Clear

  • Search – Click Search to generate the report.
  • Clear – Click Clear to reset filters.

Step 4: Use the Search Box You can also use the Search box available on the right side of the report table.

  • Enter keywords such as Machine name, Shift, etc., to quickly filter the results.
  • The table will update dynamically based on your search input.

Step 4: View Tool Change Report Once the search is executed, the results are displayed in a table with the following details:

  • Serial No – Auto-generated serial number for each record.
  • Machine Name – The machine on which the tool change was performed.
  • Part – The part name linked to the tool change.
  • Part Serial No – The serial number of the part.
  • Tools Name – The tool details including type, model, diameter, radius, and length (as added in the tool layout).
  • Tool Change At – Indicates the stage when the tool change occurred (e.g., During the process).
  • Remarks – Any additional comments or notes related to the tool change.
  • Reason – Reason for tool change, if provided.
  • Operator – Name of the operator who carried out the tool change.
  • Date – The date on which the tool change took place.
  • Shift – The work shift during which the tool change occurred.

Step 5: Export / Print Report Users can export or print the report:

  • Excel – Click to download the report in Excel format.
  • Print – Click to print the report directly.

That’s it! You’ve successfully learned how to SEARCH, VIEW, EXPORT, and PRINT Tool Change Report using the DMeX app.

For further assistance, please contact the DMeX Support Team.