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Usage file and Backup File
This error message can occur if the AVIX file is already opened by another user. Usage FILE We have a file <name>.avx4 that we want to open. When the file is opened, another file named ~$<name>.USED is created in the same folder. The purpose of the file...
Settings
Language Settings
There are two separate kinds of language settings in AviX. One control the application language and the other multi-language for AviX files (enabled with Enterprise license) behavior respectively APPLICATION LANGUAGE SETTINGS By default, AviX runs in the sam...
DFX analysis
Method Layout
All windows and tabs in AviX can be re-arranged to your own personal configuration by dragging them to the desired position. When AviX is closed, the layout will be saved. If you want to have multiple layouts, you can save the current perspective layout by r...
Filming
Below are some examples of important, but easy to forget, points to succeed in filming an easily analyzed movie. IMPORTANT POINTS Inform persons to be filmed, so the filming doesn’t come as a surprise. Focus on the object between the chin and waist and tr...
Administration View
File Handling
The next step is to copy all movies to your hard drive. Remember that AVIX handles two different files: The file containing the analysis with the file ending .avx4 The movie file from the camera with the file ending e.g. .mpg or .mp4 The software uses...
Folder Structure
Even though it might not seem necessary initially, it’s a good idea to assign an external (portable) hard drive or a server area on your local network where all AVIX data can be saved and stored. It’s not recommended to save data on the local hard drive (c:\)...
Updating Path to Movie File
If the movie has been moved to another folder on the computer or network, the following message will be shown: To correct this you have to update the path of the movie file in AVIX. In the menu of AVIX select tools 🡲 Replace filmthen click selectloca...
Method tree
A line usually contains multiple work stations A work station is a physical location where work is performed A process task contains multiple operations. Is typically a complete handling of an object. An operation is defined as a single handling A r...
Task - "What is being Done?"
A process task contains a number of naturally connected operations. Example Task Assemble Headlights Operations Take headlight Take screwdriver Assemble headlight Place screwdriver Affix headlight with screwdriver Return screwdriver
Creating the Factory Layout
The following is a step by step guide on how to create an analysis in AVIX. Watch video: Create the process structure in AVIX Bring the method module in view by clicking The different levels in the method tree can be added by pressing the buttons ab...
Connector
Creating Process Tasks
Watch video: Create task (and connect film to task) Once a workstation is created you can start identifying the tasks performed at the station. Start by creating a taskand clickin the upper right window and select the movie to be used. It is recom...
Modifying Stopwatch Measurement
Sometimes there’s a need for changing the stopwatch time measurement, or to add a task and time manually without any movie. Every time a task is created, the stopwatch time also automatically calculated (if the task is connected to a movie). If there’s no con...
Stopwatch Sampling
In cases where a more detailed stopwatch analysis is needed, the extended AVIX stopwatch palette can be used. This requires the module AVIX Stopwatch time Study. Watch video: Stopwatch analysis The functionality is quite straight forward, with or wit...
Classifying Stopwatch Times
As previously described, a stopwatch time is generated every time a new task is created (given that a movie is connected). However, this generates ◼gray color (unclassified time) in the method result pie chart. But, it is still possible to classify the tasks ...