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Best Practices for Working with CAD and Product StructuresSteve ShawProduct Management Director, PTCJune 2011#AgendaBest Practices for Working with CAD and Product StructuresBackgroundPTC Best Practices OverviewPTC Best Practices Details & Supporting CapabilitiesQ&A

#BackgroundCAD-Driven Product Structure

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#Storyboard OverviewSTARTENDDefining a New Product ConceptUsing enterprise top down design2PreparationLeveraging New Windchill 10.0 capabilities to the fullest1Detailed Design Execution3Finalizing Product Structure4Available for downstream activities/systems5

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Business Administration1#Maintaining data consistency is a mustWhat CAD tools does the system need to manage & do they have differing needs?What information should be extracted from the CAD models?relevant to Search?does it contain information relevant to the PartDo different design/product/organizational disciplines have differing needs?

PreparationSystem Administration, Configuration and Process considerationsSTARTENDDefining a New Product ConceptUsing enterprise top down design2PreparationLeveraging New Windchill 10.0 capabilities to the fullest1Detailed Design Execution3Finalizing Product Structure4Available for downstream activities/systems5#Identify File-based or Non-file-based attributes required for CADDesignated Dimensions / Parameters coming from CAD authoring tools (file-based)Attributes strictly managed in WindchillIdentify and define any constraintsWhat CAD attributes should be propagated to its related Part?Building Part structure from CAD propagates attributes to the PartAll, Some, maybe None PreparationAttribute Management1

#Desiring certain behavior based on a given authoring tool.Wanting more granular control of attributes that might be applicable for specific model types or disciplinesPrevious Windchill Releases have all attribute go on a single type. For example: If Im modeling a bearing, there may be attributes that are not applicableManaging differing OIRs (conventions and life cycles) for different disciplines.

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Support for multiple CAD document soft typesSelect while Creating New CAD Document in WorkspaceNew Create New CAD Document while creating New PartDrive type created based on CAD model attribute (parameter) valueUse designated parameter UPLOAD_SOFT_TYPEDrives creation on upload of content to serverMap CAD Document softtype to Part soft typesAs part of CAD documentsoft type definition

Forward looking information subject to change without notice 2010 PTCSelect CAD Document Type1

#8 Support for multiple CAD document soft typesDefine types based on authoring toolsEx. Different soft types for Creo and AutoCADSite wide configuration using EPMDefaultSoftTypes.xmlForward looking information subject to change without notice 2010 PTC1

#9Create and check in CAD start parts into WindchillSteps to create CAD Document TemplateNavigate to the Templates pageAvailable from Site Level to ContextView CAD Document TemplatesSelect new CAD Document templateNavigate to the Cad Object to be used as a templateIdentify the necessary informationIncluding Soft TypeSelect OKYou can create as many templates off the same type object as necessary CAD Document TemplatesCAD Documents Template Support

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Using an attribute to control whether an association between a CAD document and a part should be created

DetailsNew Windchill 10.0 Site-wide preference Part Structure Override Attribute NameLocated under Operation > Auto AssociateExclude auto association/creation with Boolean attribute on CAD DocumentDefine attribute per CAD authoring tool Attributes to Control Associations & Part Behavior 2010 PTC1#On/Off association with Boolean

Using an attribute to control whether an association between a CAD document and a part should be created

DetailsNew Windchill 10.0 Site-wide preference Part Structure Override Attribute NameLocated under Operation > Auto AssociateExclude auto association/creation with Boolean attribute on CAD DocumentDefine attribute per CAD authoring toolNew Gathering Part concept

Improves handling of CAD assemblies that exist only for modeling purposesResolves the problem when the assembly doesnt belong in the eBoM but its children doDetailsNew Part attribute Gathering (Yes/No)Set manually on Part common attributesDrive setting based on CAD document attribute, with new Windchill 10.0 Site-wide preference Phantom Assembly Override Attribute NameLocated under Operations > Auto AssociateDefines attribute to be used per authoring tool Attributes to Control Associations & Part Behavior 2010 PTC1

#Defining a New Product ConceptUsing Enterprise Top Down Design CapabilitiesSTARTENDDefining a New Product ConceptUsing enterprise top down design2PreparationLeveraging New Windchill 10.0 capabilities to the fullest1Detailed Design Execution3Finalizing Product Structure4Available for downstream activities/systems5Develop Top-Down

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Enterprise Top Down Design

2010 PTCChallenge: Design complex multi-disciplined productsPractice: Develop hi-level product architecture that drives a defined set of MCAD design deliverables used in concurrent and iterative development of complex productsCapabilities:Simultaneous creation of enterprise part & associated CAD structuresInteractive preview for conceptual development of design structures and validationConcurrent editing of associated structures with pro-active reconciliation of differencesSynchronize and drive controlled changes throughout concurrent design developmentBenefits:Engineer products from top-downShorten time to design by enabling concurrent design processEliminate manual rework with automated communication of changesCreate initial enterprise product architectureCreate corresponding CAD deliverablesDrive CAD deliverablesManage changes and relationships

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2View the video here#Simultaneous Creation of Part & AssociatedCAD Document from Create Part UIFolder browserProduct Structure BrowserEdit part structures in PSB and PSESupports Adds & RemovesManual position entry/editingSet flag to indicate change to be reflected in CADPositioning in Creo View and Save to PSBComponents positioned in CAD when loadedUpdate CAD Assembly from Part StructuresCompare and build in Structure Compare UIOption to execute reverse build on check-inCAD Tools supportedCreo 1.0 and Creo Elements/Pro 5CATIA V5 Enterprise Top Down Design Capabilities & Workflow

EditCompare& BuildValidateForward looking information subject to change without notice 2010 PTC

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#Retrieval of TDD created assemblyCreo 1.0 ability to accept/reject TDD changesComplete detailed designWorking in CAD toolData reuseNew models/geometryconstraintsDesign completeAssociate/auto-associate new models to PartsFlag item as gatheringUse parameters to control part creation behaviorCheck-inProduct structure updatedDetailed Design ExecutionBottom Up design completion and product structure updatesSTARTENDDefining a New Product ConceptUsing enterprise top down design2PreparationLeveraging New Windchill 10.0 capabilities to the fullest1Detailed Design Execution3Finalizing Product Structure4Available for downstream activities/systems5#

Detailed Design

design of new componentsdesign collaborationapply constraintsdefine parametric relationship3Edit/Create CAD-to-Part AssociationsDesignate Parameter & Attributes# Design In Context OverviewEnable Designers to create or update designs faster by finding the right information

Forward looking information. Subject to change without notice 2010 PTC

Filter CAD Assemblies and/or Product Structures in WindchillSpatial criteria (Box, Sphere, Proximity)Attribute criteriaPreview Filtered Structures in Lightweight Viewer (Creo View)Configured Digital Mockup (cDMU)Design Reviews Clash and Interference MgmtLoad in CAD Tool to perform Design changeCAD Tools supportedCreo Elements/Pro 5.0 Creo 1.0CATIA V5

3#19Leveraging the CAD assembly to generate rich intelligent Product StructuresHow things are modeled doesnt always reflect the product structure, or Engineering Bill of MaterialEngineers need tools (and) flexibility to make adjustmentsDownstream consumers and processes depend on an accurate BoM

Finalization of Product StructureReconcile differences between CAD Assembly and Product StructureSTARTENDDefining a New Product ConceptUsing enterprise top down design2PreparationLeveraging New Windchill 10.0 capabilities to the fullest1Detailed Design Execution3Finalizing Product Structure4Available for downstream activities/systems5#Bottom UpMore flexibilityManagement of attributes & processes limited for CADCAD and Product Structure not always the sameProduct Structure changes tied to workspace & CAD usersNo tools to view and compare structure

Detailed DesignCAD Driven Product Structure Challenges 2006 PTCCAD ModelParts Structure

For Modeling purposes onlyIncorrect Quantity modeled in CADCAD Model specific subassy level not needed in Product structureErroneously built in structure4#21 Improved Part Document RelationshipsGoalsDeliver more flexibility to user working with product structure driven from CAD dataEnable user outside of CAD tools to work with CAD driven product structureKey CapabilitiesProvide environment for viewing CAD and Product Structure side-by-sideCompare differencesMake editsProvide graphical feedbackRelax restrictiveness of build rulesEdit Product Structure qty.Restructuring capabilitiesParameter driven part creation capabilities

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4# Structure CompareSide-by-side comparison of structuresCAD-to-PartPart-to-CADPart-to-PartHighlight and Navigate differencesAdditional cross-highlighting reporting in lower thirdLightweight editingBottom Up and Top Down Design build support 2008 PTC23

Launched from the Compare Action4# Structure Compare 2008 PTC24

Central Column for difference reportingDifference NavigationBuild Structure on RHSSearch structureConfigure table displayAddl reporting and comparison on highlighted row4#

PurposeHanding assemblies that are for modeling onlyElevating its children in the BoMProduct StructureIdentified with special part iconControlled by Part attributeEdit Common Attributes toggle on/offAbility to initially set using CAD attributeBoM reportsExcluded from BoM reportsChildren of gathering part maintainedChildren elevated up a level in BoM

Editing CAD Driven Product StructureGathering Parts 2008 PTC

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Adding non-modeled itemsBulk items Editing CAD Driven Product StructureWhats modeled isnt always exactly what you want 2008 PTC

4#Deleting unwanted (built) membersModel included in assembly for reference (not part of BoM)Correcting any unwanted items in structureDecide whether change should be propagated back to CADSystem automatically keeps track of changes with Deleted Occurences Editing CAD Driven Product StructureWhats modeled isnt always exactly what you want 2008 PTC

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Releasing BoM to downstream processExporting BoM reportsAvailable for MPMPublishing to ERP other downstream systemsRelease to production systemsSTARTENDDefining a New Product ConceptUsing enterprise top down design2PreparationLeveraging New Windchill 10.0 capabilities to the fullest1Detailed Design Execution3Finalizing Product Structure4Available for downstream activities/systems5

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#Questions?#Thank you!#