End of Line Programming
Instructions
On the assembly line, when we're manufacturing products, we need to do things like: provision tool records, write data to electronics, configure various settings, print labels, etc.
The exact procedure varies by battery platform, BLE module, and sometime on a product by product basis.
JEDI provides a system for defining and delivering the instructions for what should be done at the programming station
These instructions are defined as Milwaukee Tool States Language Scripts. You can learn more about Milwaukee Tool States Language here
QuickLink Web as Standalone Programming Station
The JEDI team also provides a "Manufacturing - Line Operator" Mode within QuickLink Web.
This allows QuickLink Web to be used as the software client on the assembly line retrieving and executing the instructions.
It also provides an easy way to test the instructions on your own computer locally.
You can read more about this in the QuickLink at Manufacturing article.