Edit the Details of a 3D Stacking Transaction via the 3D Transaction Viewer

Security Note: You need the Allow the user to open the 3D stockpile viewer security right in the 3D user group security rights group for this activity.

Activity Steps

1. Open the 3D Transaction Viewer.
2. Select the required transaction in the Transactions table.

   Note: If the required transaction does not display, Find Transactions in the 3D Transaction Viewer.

3. Select the Details tab.
4. Update the following fields as required.
   • Date—Date of the 3D transaction.
   • Quantity—Quantity of the 3D transaction, in metric tonnes.
   • Movement Product—Select from the products and brands defined on the Material panel of the Solution Explorer.
5. Update the Source Stockpile. Name of the stockpile or mine source from which material is reclaimed.
6. Update the following fields as required.
   • Product—Select from the products and brands defined on the Material panel of the Solution Explorer. The angle of repose and the density of the product are used to validate the dimensions and volume of the 3D transaction.
   • Stacker—Select from the stackers specified for the 3D stockpile.
7. If the Stacker is a chevron stacker, complete the following fields.
   • X Coord
   • Y Start Position
   • Y End Position
   • Y Step—The distance the stacker moves between each cycle on a stack.
8. If the Stacker is a conical stacker, complete the following fields.
   • X Coord
   • Y Coord
9. If the Stacker is a front-end loader:
   1. Select the Stack Method from By Position or By Volume.
   2. If the Stack Method is By Position, enter the Maximum Height.
   3. Complete the following fields in the Quadrilateral Corner Points table.
      • X Position
      • Y Position
10. If the Stacker is a step stacker.
    1. Select the Stack Method from By Position or By Volume.
    2. If the Stack Method is By Position, complete the following fields.
       • X Coord
       • Y Start Position
       • Y End Position
       • Y Step—The distance the stacker moves between each cycle on a stack.
       • Maximum Height
    3. If the Stack Method is By Volume, complete the following fields.
       • X Coord
       • Y Start Position
       • Direction—Select from Positive or Negative.
       • Y Step—The distance the stacker moves between each cycle on a stack.
       • Maximum Height
11. If the Stacker is a windrow stacker:
    1. To add a row, right-click in the Rows table and select Add Row from the menu.
    2. Complete the following fields for each row.
       • X Position
       • Y Start Position
       • Y End Position
    3. Enter the Y Step.
12. Click Save.