The Recipe Builder provides two display windows: the Recipe Operations window and the Recipe Development window. The following figure shows the elements of the Recipe Development window.
Recipe Development Window Elements
The following table identifies each element:
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A row of buttons that perform common recipe functions such as clearing all override values and downloading recipes. For more information on these buttons, refer to the section Working With Recipe Buttons. |
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A set of fields that display recipe information, such as the standard batch size and the batch unit of measure. The section Recipe Header provides more information about these fields. |
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Two display fields that show the recipe's batch size and the type of audit trail currently selected. The section Scaling the Batch Size provides more information on this area. |
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Spreadsheet |
A display area that shows the recipe items and variables. For information about the spreadsheet columns, refer to the section Spreadsheet Columns. |
The Recipe Operations and Recipe Development windows represent the two modes of the Recipe Builder. The Recipe Operations window provides limited control recipe access and is intended for the operator who must download control recipes or override a formula. The Recipe Development window provides full access to all recipes and is intended for the process engineer who must create, modify, and maintain master and control recipes.
The main differences between the two windows are summarized below
Unless otherwise stated, the descriptions in this manual apply to the Recipe Development window only.
NOTE: The menus, fields, buttons, and commands that appear in the Recipe Operations window function in a similar manner to the descriptions provided in this manual. The main difference is that you can only open control recipes in the Recipe Operations window.
