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# ✅ Selmo PTF – Output & Customer checklist

#### **1. Purpose of the checklist**

This checklist serves to **Ensure completeness, quality and usability** of all PTF results.\
It describes:

* Which **Outputs** arise from the PTF process,
* How they **are approved and distributed** Non-Selmo-compliant technologies can be identified
* And which **Customer (Stakeholder)** use the results in which form **use**.

***

### **2. Output checklist**

| No. | PTF output                            | Description                                                                | Mandatory / optional | Format               | Released by                   | Check criteria                            |
| --- | ------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------- | -------------------- | ----------------------------- | ----------------------------------------- |
| 1   | **PTF report (complete document)**    | Summary of all PTF results (Process, Technology, Function)                 | Mandatory            | PDF / DOCX           | Project management / PTF lead | Complete, consistent, approved            |
| 2   | **PTF model data (structural model)** | Exported machine model (Plant → HWZ → Sequence → Zones → Bit-Control)      | Mandatory            | XML / PLCopen / JSON | Automation / PTF lead         | Structure complete, importable into Selmo |
| 3   | **PTF-RISK**                          | Risk assessment of all deviations and non-Selmo conformities               | Mandatory            | Excel / PDF          | Quality / Safety              | Risks assessed, measures defined          |
| 4   | **PTF-RELEASE**                       | Formal approval for implementation (signatures of all responsible parties) | Mandatory            | PDF                  | Project management / customer | Signed, approved, versioned               |
| 5   | **PTF-FUNC**                          | Complete function sheets (inputs, outputs, limits, test cases)             | Mandatory            | XML / PDF            | Automation / Quality          | Testable, tested, documented              |
| 6   | **PTF-HMI**                           | Operating concept with HMI texts, colors, messages and diagnostics         | Optional             | CSV / JSON           | Maintenance / Quality         | HMI texts correctly assigned              |
| 7   | **PTF-TECH**                          | Technology matrix with components, media, interfaces                       | Mandatory            | Excel / PDF          | Mechanics / Electrical        | All components represented                |
| 8   | **PTF-IF**                            | Interface description to external systems (MES, ERP, SCADA)                | Mandatory            | JSON / YAML          | IT / OT                       | Communication structure defined           |
| 9   | **PTF-SAFE**                          | Safety logic (interlocks, CMZ, MXIC, PLr/SIL)                              | Mandatory            | Excel / PDF          | Safety / CE                   | Safety concept complete and traceable     |
| 10  | **PTF-Q**                             | Quality plan and test strategy (SPC, limit patterns, DoE)                  | Optional             | Excel / PDF          | Quality                       | Test processes defined                    |
| 11  | **PTF-FINAL / Lessons Learned**       | Documentation after completion (audit trail, improvements)                 | Optional             | PDF                  | PTF lead / Project management | Complete traceability                     |
| 12  | **PTF-NORM / Compliance**             | Proof of considered standards and guidelines (MVO 2027, ISO 12100 etc.)    | Mandatory            | PDF                  | Quality / CE                  | Standards listed, conformity assessed     |

***

#### **3. Testing and approval criteria for outputs**

Before approval the following points must be met:

* [ ] All PTF artifacts are available in the current version
* [ ] All documents are formally reviewed (technical & normative)
* [ ] No open risks without measures
* [ ] Approvals by all disciplines (Process, Technology, Function, Quality, Project Management)
* [ ] Import into Selmo-Studio successfully validated
* [ ] Deviation list has been processed or accepted
* [ ] PTF release document is available signed

***

#### **4. Distribution / storage of outputs**

**Recommended directory structure:**

* **/PTF/Output/**
  * PTF-Report\_v1.0.pdf
  * PTF-Model\_v1.0.xml
  * PTF-RISK\_v1.0.xlsx
  * PTF-RELEASE\_v1.0.pdf
  * PTF-FUNC\_v1.0.xml
  * PTF-SAFE\_v1.0.xlsx
  * PTF-HMI\_v1.0.csv
  * PTF-IF\_v1.0.json
  * PTF-NORM\_v1.0.pdf

**Distribution recommendation:**

* All stakeholders receive access via a central repository (e.g., Git, SharePoint, PLM system).
* Only approved documents may be distributed (status: *Released*).
* Archiving requirement for every approved version.

***

### **5. Customer checklist**

This overview describes, **who uses the PTF results**, **for what**, and **which concrete benefit** they derive from it.

| No. | Customer / Stakeholder            | Uses / requires                          | Purpose                                   | Benefit                                         | Responsible for feedback |
| --- | --------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------- | ------------------------ |
| 1   | **Project management / PTF lead** | Entire PTF report, PTF-RISK, PTF-RELEASE | Project control, Quality, Decision-making | Transparency, control, traceability             | Project management       |
| 2   | **Process owner (IE)**            | PTF-PROC, PTF-PARAM, PTF-FUNC            | Process validation, parameter alignment   | Process quality, early fault detection          | Process owner            |
| 3   | **Mechanics / Design**            | PTF-TECH, PTF-IO                         | Implementation and layout coordination    | Avoidance of design errors                      | mechanics                |
| 4   | **Electrical / control**          | PTF-IO, PTF-SAFE, PTF-IF                 | Hardware integration, addressing          | Clear assignment of signals                     | Electrical               |
| 5   | **Software / automation**         | PTF-FUNC, PTF model data                 | Creation of the Selmo process model       | Deterministic programming, code traceability    | Automation               |
| 6   | **Quality / Safety / CE**         | PTF-RISK, PTF-SAFE, PTF-NORM             | Audit, risk assessment, CE documentation  | Standards compliance, demonstrability           | Quality / CE             |
| 7   | **IT / OT / MES / ERP**           | PTF-IF, PTF model data                   | Communication and data integration        | Early system tests, stable data exchange points | IT / OT                  |
| 8   | **Operation / Maintenance**       | PTF-HMI, PTF-FUNC, PTF-RISK              | Operation, diagnosis, training            | Transparent maintenance, reduced downtime       | Maintenance              |
| 9   | **Management / Controlling**      | PTF-Report, PTF-RISK, PTF-RELEASE        | Economic evaluation, governance           | Project decisions, budget transparency          | Management               |
| 10  | **Customer / Operator**           | PTF-Report, PTF-NORM, PTF-FINAL          | Acceptance, operation, audit              | Trust, proof of safety and quality              | Customer / Operator      |

***

#### **6. Approval and communication process**

1. **PTF outputs created** → by specialist departments
2. **Internal review** → by PTF lead, Quality and Safety
3. **Review meeting** → all disciplines present
4. **Deviations documented** → PTF-RISK updated
5. **Approval** → PTF-RELEASE signed
6. **Distribution** → central storage + access for all customers
7. **Feedback / Lessons Learned** → collected in PTF-FINAL

***

#### **7. Use of outputs during the project**

| Phase                        | Use of the outputs                                   |
| ---------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------- |
| **After PTF release**        | Basis for Selmo modeling and digital twin            |
| **During design**            | Reference for signal definition and hardware concept |
| **Before commissioning**     | Preparation SoftFAT / simulation                     |
| **During operation**         | Use of HMI, diagnostics, parameter management        |
| **In audit / CE inspection** | Proof of standards compliance                        |
| **In service**               | Fault diagnosis, change management                   |

***

#### **8. Completion criteria for the output**

A PTF is considered **fully completed**, when:

* All PTF documents are created, reviewed and approved
* The PTF report is archived as version “Released”
* The Selmo model can be imported without deviations
* All deviations are assessed and documented
* The customer / operator has acknowledged or confirmed the results

***

#### **9. Conclusion**

The **Output** of the PTF is not a paper document, but a **digital twin of the machine logic** –\
complete, verifiable and deterministic.

The **Customer** receive from it:

* **Process clarity** (Process & logic visible),
* **Risk transparency** (assessed & documented),
* **equivalent** (from requirement to behavior),
* **trust** (through standards compliance & data quality).

> The PTF output is the **link between engineering and operations**,\
> and the basis for **Software, audit, quality and digital simulation** in the Selmo system.


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