PDM-UG: Configuration Identification
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The configuration identification supports two important concepts to describe the products that are sold by an organization to its customers:
Product concept identification supports the representation of an organization's products as they are conceived or offered to the customers. A product as offered to the market can directly correspond to a manufacturable object, or it can be available to the customer in different configurations where each of these configurations defines a manufacturable object. The product concept configuration identification supports the specification of these product configurations and their associated part designs.
The Instance Model: STEP exchange file format (ISO10303 Part 21 syntax)
#100=PRODUCT_CONCEPT_CONTEXT('pcc_name1', #1, '');
#1=APPLICATION_CONTEXT();
#2=PRODUCT_CONCEPT('PC-M01', 'PC model name1', 'PC system', #100);
#5=CONFIGURATION_ITEM('PC-Conf1', 'Base Config Europe', 'PC system standard configuration for Europe', #2, $);
#6=CONFIGURATION_ITEM('PC-Conf2', 'Base Config US', 'PC system standard configuration for US', #2, $);
#7=CONFIGURATION_ITEM('PC-Conf3', 'High End Config US', 'High end PC system for US', #2, $);
#8=APPLICATION_CONTEXT('');
#9=PRODUCT_CONTEXT('', #8, '');
#10=PRODUCT('PC-0023', 'PC system', $, (#9));
#11=PRODUCT_DEFINITION_FORMATION('D', 'housing redesigned', #10);
#12=PRODUCT_DEFINITION_CONTEXT('part definition', #8, 'design');
#13=PRODUCT_DEFINITION('pc_v1', 'design view on base PC', #11, #12);
#14=PRODUCT_RELATED_PRODUCT_CATEGORY('part', $, (#10));
#15=CONFIGURATION_DESIGN(#5, #11);
#16=CONFIGURATION_DESIGN(#6, #11);
#17=CONFIGURATION_DESIGN(#7, #11);
