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task sequence-load-unload

I have a once upstream processor connected to 2 downstream processor, two operators move the completed parts from the upstream processor to the downstream processors, and then they follow a task sequence in the downstream processors, how can I tell the upstream processor to use the task subflow-task sequence I created for each individual operator to move the items to independent stations, each operator work on his own in a separate station(processor)

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Can you upload your model or at least your task sequence for us to have a reference?

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capture1.png see image @Joshua S, file is too big

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Joshua S avatar image Joshua S yoni A commented ·

How are you obtaining the processor you are assigning work to? you can use the reference code:

current.centerObjects[1]

and replace current with the processor you have assigned work to. This references the operator connected to the processor.

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load-unload-task-sequence.fsm

see attached example, @Joshua S , items must be unloaded from welder by operators to two downstream masking stations, do the task sequence and move to the last station to clean the flow item

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Is this flow kind of what you are looking for?12164-load-unload-task-sequence-change.fsm


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@yoni A Did this work for you?

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yes it did @Joshua S

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