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Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1

Assembly reports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-1

Item numbers in assemblies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-1

Exploded parts lists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-1

Activity: Generating a report in an assembly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-1

Activity: Assembly reports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-2Open an existing assembly with all parts active . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-3Generate a bill of materials report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-4Generate an exploded bill of materials report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-6Generate a summary of atomic parts report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-7Generate a parts list report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-8Assigning top level item numbers in an assembly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-9Placing PMI dimensions on a drawing sheet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-13Assigning atomic top down item numbers in an assembly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-15Assigning atomic top down item numbers in an assembly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-18Summary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-21

Lesson review . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-1

Lesson summary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-1

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Lesson 1: Introduction

Welcome to Solid Edge self-paced training. This course is designed to educate you in the use ofSolid Edge. The course is self-paced and contains instruction followed by activities.

Start with the tutorials

Self-paced training begins where tutorials end. Tutorials are the quickest way for you to becomefamiliar with the basics of using Solid Edge. If you do not have any experience with Solid Edge,please start by working through the basic part modeling and editing tutorials before starting self-pacedtraining.

Tutorials

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Lesson 2: Assembly reports

Types of assembly reports

Solid Edge creates reports that provide information about the components that make up an assembly.You can create:

• Assembly reports—For assembly and structural frame models, assembly reports list the partsand subassemblies in the model. You can generate these types of reports:

o Bill of Materials—This report supports item number levels that match the assembly structure.

o Exploded Bill of Materials

o Summary of Atomic Parts

o Parts List—This report is a flat list that shows the quantity of each element.

• Pipe reports—For pipe and tubing models, lists the pipes and fittings in an assembly.

• Harness reports—For wire harness models, lists the harness components and connections in anassembly. You can create the following types of wire reports:

o Top Level

o Expanded

You can create assembly reports for managed documents and unmanaged documents.

• For unmanaged documents, the report information is collected from the local file properties ofthe referenced part or assembly documents.

• For Solid Edge SP managed documents, the property information is collected from the list ofproperties defined in the SharePoint managed document profile, not the local file properties.

Producing assembly bill of material reports

To produce an assembly bill of materials, you can run the Reports command from the Solid EdgeAssembly environment, from Revision Manager, or from Windows Explorer. In Explorer, the Reportscommand is available on the shortcut menu of an assembly document (.asm).

Note

The Reports command is not available in Windows Explorer for assemblies that are in amanaged library. To create a report for a managed assembly, you must open the assembly inSolid Edge or Revision Manager. Also, the Reports command is not available if you havestandalone Insight Connect loaded. To create a report in standalone Insight Connect, you mustopen the assembly in View and Markup or Revision Manager.



Producing pipe reports

For pipe parts, you can use the Pipe Report command in XpresRoute to create a report for thepipes and fittings in an assembly. This displays the Piping Report dialog box for you to specifyreport type and content:

• Report all the pipes in the assembly.

• Report only the currently selected pipes.

• Include pipe fittings.

• Create a total length or cut length report.

The Pipe Report command is not available if there are no pipes in the file.

Producing harness reports

For wire harness parts, you can run the Harness Reports command from Harness Design to createa report for the components and connections in an assembly.

When you run the Harness Reports command in Harness Design, you can specify which harnesselements to include in the report:

• All the harness components (or connections) in the assembly

• Only the currently selected components (or connections)

• Only the currently displayed components (or connections)

Note

• To create a report on selected parts, select the parts before selecting the Reportscommand.

• You can use the Show and Hide commands to control which harness elements aredisplayed.

Weldment assembly reports

You can use the Reports dialog box to specify whether a weldment assembly is treated as a singlecomponent, similar to a part; or as an assembly, where all its component parts are included in thereport.

When you set the Expand Weldment Assemblies option, the component parts in the assembly areincluded in the report. When you clear this option, the weldment assembly is treated as a single part,and the component parts are excluded from the report.

Alternate assembly reports

If the assembly has been converted to an alternate assembly, in Solid Edge the report is createdfor the active member. In Windows Explorer and Revision Manager you can use the FOA MemberNames dialog box to specify which member you want to create a report for.



Assembly reports

Virtual components

If the assembly for which you are creating a report contains virtual components, use theReports command on the Tools menu in the Assembly environment to generate the report.Teamcenter-managed virtual components are included in the report.

Caution

If you run the Reports command from Windows Explorer on an assembly that has virtualcomponents, the virtual components will not be contained in the report. In a case where theassembly contains only virtual components, a message may be displayed that states that noparts are in the file.

Showing assembly item numbers in reports

You can show assembly item numbers in assembly and structural frame reports, and in pipe reports.Assembly item numbers are saved with the assembly and are available for downstream use, forexample, in balloons placed on a model and in ballooned parts lists placed on an assembly drawing.This ensures consistent part numbering is propagated across all applications of the model.

• To create item numbers in the assembly, select the Maintain item numbers check box in theItem Numbers page (Solid Edge Options dialog box).

• To use these item numbers in assembly reports, select the Use assembly generated itemnumbers check box, which is available in the Report dialog box.

Alternatively, you can leave this option unchecked and have the assembly Report commandgenerate item numbers on the fly.

See the help topic, Item numbers in assemblies.

Formatting a report

You can format the report using the Format option on the Reports dialog box. Using the FormatReport dialog box, you can set the following:

• Font

• Column headings (based on available properties)

• Sorting method

Each property you include in the report will be a new report column. Standard properties you canchoose from include Quantity, Document Number, Revision, and Author. You can also include customfile properties that you have recorded in the part and subassembly documents.

After you have formatted the report, you can preview the report output by selecting the OK button onthe Format Report dialog box.


Assembly reports


Report Column Source

Many of the values shown in a report are stored in File Properties for individual parts andsubassemblies that make up the assembly. Other values, such as mass, are calculated or addedby choosing a material from the material table.

You can use the various tabs on the File Properties dialog box to control some of the report values,such as Document Number, Revision Number, Title, and Comments.

More information on the File Properties dialog box is found in the Property Text source list help topic.

Outputting the report

After previewing the report, you have the following options:

• Save the current report.

• Print the current report.

• Copy the current report to the Clipboard.

• Create another report.

Saving a report

The Save As option allows you to define a storage location, document name, and output type. Youcan output the report as a text file (.txt) or rich text file (.rtf).

Adding properties to managed documents

If you add new custom properties to managed Solid Edge documents, you must also add theseproperties to the managed document profile on the SharePoint server to make them available inan assembly report. Managed document profiles are stored in the Document Profiles folder onthe SharePoint server. To properly synchronize the Solid Edge file properties and the SharePointmanaged document profile properties, the property names must match exactly.



Lesson 3: Item numbers in assemblies

Item numbers for parts and subassemblies can be created and maintained automatically in anassembly model. Item numbers are based on the assembly structure, that is, the order in which parts,subassemblies, and assemblies are displayed in Assembly PathFinder.

Once created, you can use assembly item numbers in assembly reports, including pipe and tubingreports produced in XpresRoute, and structural frame design reports. The item numbers are savedwith the assembly and are available for downstream use, for example, in PMI balloons placed on themodel and in ballooned parts lists on an assembly drawing. This ensures consistent part numberingis propagated across all applications of the model.

Creating item numbers in assemblies

You can create item numbers in an assembly model by selecting the Maintain item numbers checkbox in the Item Numbers page (Solid Edge Options dialog box). As new items are added to theassembly, new item numbers are created. If items are removed from the assembly, their itemnumbers are not available for reuse.

You can remove item numbers from the assembly by deselecting the Maintain item numbers checkbox.

Item number creation can be enabled and disabled at any time.

• Item numbers can be generated as the assembly is built by enabling item number creation beforeitems are added to the assembly.

• In some cases, it may be better to enable item numbers after most of the assembly structurehas been created.

Editing item numbers

You can edit item numbers in the model by selecting the top level assembly occurrence in PathFinderand choosing the Occurrence Properties command. The Item Number column in the OccurrencesProperties dialog box shows the assembly item numbers. You can:

• Change existing item numbers.

• Add missing item numbers using the Next Available Number command on the shortcut menu.

• Use the Reset Item Numbers command on the shortcut menu to cancel your edits and restore theitem numbers generated by the assembly structure.



Using assembly item numbers in reports

You can use the assembly-generated item numbers in assembly reports when you select the Useassembly generated items number check box in the assembly Report dialog box. The item numbersare shown when you select the Format button to open the Format Report dialog box or in theReport Output dialog box.

See the help topic, Create a report.

Using assembly item numbers in PMI balloons

You can display assembly item numbers in PMI balloons placed on the model.

When you select the PMI tab→Annotation group→Balloon command, you can use these optionson the Balloon command bar to retrieve the item numbers from the assembly and display them inthe balloon:

• Item Number button

• Item Count button

Using assembly item numbers on a drawing

On an assembly drawing, you can:

• Review the assembly generated item numbers on the Item Number page (Parts List Propertiesdialog box). The numbers shown in the first column correspond to the assembly structure.

• Show the assembly generated item numbers in a ballooned parts list by selecting the Useassembly generated items number check box on the Options page (Parts List Properties dialogbox).



Item numbers in assemblies

Item numbering schema

Use the Item Numbers page (Solid Edge Options dialog box) to select an item numbering schema forthe parts and subassemblies in the assembly model. Refer to the following table for a comparisonof item numbering options.

Example

The gray shaded cells below indicate the assembly structure, where A1 and A2 aresubassemblies, and P1, P2, P3, P4, and P5 are parts.

The unshaded cells show how flat list item numbering is applied to the assembly structure.

The last column shows the level based item number option, which is available only forExploded - Top down item numbers.

Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Top levelonly

Atomic-Top down

Exploded -Top down

Use levelbasednumbers

Topassembly

A1 1 1 1P1 1 2 1.1P2 2 3 1.2A2 4 1.3

P3 3 5 1.3.1P4 4 6 1.3.2

P6 5 7 1.4P7 6 8 1.5

P2 2 2 3 2P4 3 4 6 3A2 4 4 4

P3 3 5 4.1P4 4 6 4.2

P5 5 7 9 5

Formatting item numbers

You can format the item numbers shown in the assembly model by selecting the following options onthe Item Numbers page (Solid Edge Options dialog box):

• Use level based numbers

• Start number

• Increment by


Item numbers in assemblies


Synchronizing Item Numbers with Teamcenter Find Numbers

In the Teamcenter-managed environment, the integration of Solid Edge Item Numbers with TeamcenterFind Numbers is governed by the Teamcenter preference SEEC_Synchronize_ItemNumbers. Thispreference, delivered by SEEC Administrator, provides a single point for enabling and configuringItem Number options. When you enable SEEC_Synchronize_ItemNumbers the Item Numbers pagein Solid Edge Options is available for viewing only. Definitions are based on the values specified bythe preference.

By enabling SEEC_Synchronize_ItemNumbers, you can construct a view in Structure Manager that isconsistent with a draft's parts list. Synchronization is bi-directional. Existing structures that containnon-modeled items (virtual components) and associated occurrences cannot be reset. The itemnumbers are locked. However, when an Item Number is assigned either through reset or when placinga new occurrence, the numbers assigned do not conflict with numbers locked by virtual components.

There are a few important rules to be aware of:

• Item Numbers are supported at the top level only.

• Item Number ownership determines whether Solid Edge or Teamcenter is responsible for ItemNumber generation. When /Master=Both, item numbers are generated in the application thatcreated the new occurrence. When /Master=Tc, or /Master=Teamcenter, only Teamcenter cangenerate item numbers.

• The Teamcenter preference, PS_new_seqno_mode, should be set to Existing whensynchronizing Solid Edge Item Numbers with Teamcenter Find Numbers. The value of thispreference is displayed on the Solid Edge Options→ Item Numbers page.

• Any change to the Item Number options results in a reset.

• Item Numbers assigned to non-modeled Item Revisions are considered locked or fixed. TheseBOM lines are not included in Solid Edge Save.

• Solid Edge does not assign an Item Number that is currently assigned to non-modeled ItemRevisions.

• The reset command will not impact an Item Number that is currently assigned to a non-modeledrevision.

• Item Numbers must be unique by document link. If they are not unique, Solid Edge keeps thelowest Item Number and assigns it to all occurrences of that link.

For details about preference options, see the Teamcenter Preferences section of the Solid EdgeAdministrator's Guide.



Lesson 4: Exploded parts lists

You can use the Parts List command and options in the Parts List Properties dialog box to defineand place an exploded parts list on an assembly drawing. An exploded parts list itemizes allsubassemblies and component parts in the top-level assembly. Create this type of parts list when youwant to show the entire structure of an assembly.

Use the General tab (or the Parts List command bar) to:

• Select the default Solid Edge Exploded parts list style from the Saved Settings list.

• Define a custom exploded parts list style.

Use the Options tab to:

• Show the item numbers that were created in the assembly.

Using item numbers from the model ensures the parts list item numbers do not change unless themodel does. Otherwise, item numbers are generated on-the-fly by the Parts List command.

Note

You can use the assembly model item numbers when the Maintain item numbers checkbox is selected in the assembly document on the Item Numbers tab in the Solid EdgeOptions dialog box. For more information, see Item numbers in assemblies.

Use the List Control tab to:

• Display subassemblies and subassembly parts in an exploded parts list.

You also can selectively exclude individual parts or components from the parts list.

• Show the top level assembly in a row by itself.

• Choose the item numbering format:

o Level based item numbers, which indicate the hierarchy of an exploded parts list.

o Flat list item numbers.

• Select the option, Multiply by subassembly count, to display the following information in theexploded parts list:

o Total Subassembly Quantity

o Total Part Quantity

Use the Columns tab to:

• Select and format the Item Number column headers and column data. If you are usinglevel-based numbers, you can indent the item numbers and the content of data cells.



• Select additional data columns—Mass (Item), Mass (Quantity), Miter Cut 1, and Miter Cut2—when generating parts lists for assembly models containing frames, pipes, or tubes.

Use the Sorting page to:

• Sort the item numbers in the same order that they are shown in Assembly PathFinder.

Note

Unless the assembly has been saved in V17 or later, the parts list order may not matchthe Assembly PathFinder order.



Lesson 5: Activity: Generating a report in an assembly



Activity: Assembly reportsThere are many options for getting reports from an assembly. The activity will show how to utilizesome of these options.

Overview

The objective of this activity is to demonstrate some of the options when generating an assemblyreport.

Activity

In this activity you will use different options to create assembly reports.



Activity: Generating a report in an assembly

Open an existing assembly with all parts activeThe assembly you open has assemblies and subassemblies with parts at all levels.

▸ From the Solid Edge start screen, click Open Existing Document. Browse for top.asm in thefolder where the activity files are located.




Generate a bill of materials report▸ Expand PathFinder to show all the parts and subassemblies.

▸ Choose the Tools tab→Assistants group→Reports command .




▸ Select the options shown, and then click Format.

▸ In the Bill of Materials Format dialog box, click Options.

▸ Use the Add and Remove buttons to set the options as shown and click OK.

▸ Click OK. The report is generated. Observe the results. Save the report as rich text format asbom.rtf in the folder where the activity files are located.




Generate an exploded bill of materials report▸ Click New Report to generate an exploded bill of materials report.


▸ In the Exploded Bill of Materials Format dialog box, click Options.

▸ Use the Add and Remove buttons set the options as shown and click OK.

▸ Click OK. The report is generated. Observe the results. Save the report as rich text format asexploded_bom.rtf in the folder where the activity files are located.




Generate a summary of atomic parts report▸ Click New Report to generate a summary of atomic parts report.


▸ In the Summary of atomic parts dialog box, click Options.


▸ Click OK. The report is generated. Observe the results. Save the report as rich text format asatomic.rtf in the folder where the activity files are located.




Generate a parts list report▸ Click New Report to generate a parts list report.


▸ In the Parts List Format dialog box, click Options.


▸ Click OK. The report is generated. Observe the results. Save the report as rich text format asparts_list.rtf in the folder where the activity files are located.

▸ Click Close




Assigning top level item numbers in an assemblyItem numbers can be assigned at the assembly level and used downstream in reports and on adrawing sheet.

▸ Click the Application button .

▸ Click Solid Edge Options, and then click the item numbers tab.

▸ Set the options as shown.

Note

Item numbers are determined by the Assembly PathFinder order. Item numbers can becontrolled by editing the occurrence properties in PathFinder.

▸ Click Apply, and then click OK to dismiss the Solid Edge Options dialog box.




▸ To view the occurrence properties for the top level of the assembly, right-click top.asm inPathFinder, and then choose Occurrence Properties.

▸ Click OK.

▸ Choose the PMI tab→Annotation group→Balloon command .

▸ Set the balloon shape to Circle .

▸ Ensure that the Item Number and Item Count buttons are selected as shown.

▸ Click Lock Dimension Plane .




▸ Select the Front reference plane as shown.




▸ Annotate the parts as shown. Placement is approximate.

▸ Click Save to save the assembly.




Placing PMI dimensions on a drawing sheet


▸ Click New→Drawing of Active Model.

▸ Browse for the template iso metric draft.dft.

▸ Choose Home tab→Drawing Views group→View Wizard command .

▸ Select the assembly top.asm and then click Open.

▸ Click the Drawing View Layout Button and select the Front View.

▸ Click OK.

▸ Place the view on the drawing sheet as shown.

▸

▸ Choose Home tab→Dimension group→Retrieve Dimensions command .




▸ Select the view. The balloons created in the assembly are placed on the drawing sheet withthe corresponding item numbers.

▸ Save the draft document as top_level.dft.

▸ Close the draft file. The assembly document is displayed..

▸ Close the assembly.




Assigning atomic top down item numbers in an assembly▸ Open the assembly top_atomic.asm with all the parts active.


▸ Click Solid Edge Options, and then click the Item Numbers tab.










▸ Select the Front reference plane as shown.






▸ An optional step is to create a drawing sheet as you did for the top level item numbers, and placethe front view and the balloons on the drawing sheet.

▸ Close the assembly.




Assigning atomic top down item numbers in an assembly▸ Open the assembly top_explode.asm with all the parts active.

▸ Click the Solid Edge application button .

▸ Click Solid Edge Options, and then click the Item Numbers tab.










▸ Select the front reference plane as shown.






▸ An optional step is to create a drawing sheet as you did for the top level item numbers, and placethe front view and the balloons on the drawing sheet.

▸ Save and close the assembly. This completes the activity.




SummaryIn this activity you learned some of the options available for generating assembly reports.



Lesson 6: Lesson review

Answer the following questions:

1. When item numbers are maintained, what is the difference between top level only, Atomic — topdown, and exploded — top down?

2. What are level based item numbers?

3. If item number PMI balloons are placed in an assembly document, are you able to see these ina draft document, and if so, how?

4. Can the user define item numbers and if so how?


Lesson 7: Lesson summary

In this lesson you learned some of the options available for generating assembly reports.


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