Alarms
Raised in the window
Tags
Every tag this machine publishes, live. A setpoint sits beside the value it drives; a tag that has stopped arriving says so.
| Tag | Value | Unit | Setpoint | Kind | Age |
|---|
Trend
Two tags on one chart — a side each where the plant records two units, one shared scale where it records none, and the footer says which happened. Click a reading to see what else was happening at that second — or tab to one and press Enter.
What else was happening
No reading is open. Click one on the chart beside this and every record this MES holds about that second appears here: what the machine was doing and who said so, the job that was open, any maintenance order open on this machine in the window and why it is sitting where it is, any quality sample taken in the window with its chart's verdict, and this machine's other tags at that instant. Nothing is modelled or guessed — every line is a record, and each block says how much of its window anybody was watching.
State timeline
running idle down setup
Click a block to see what it was and what the records say about it — or tab to one and press Enter. A thin block may be several records folded together to stay visible; the panel says how many it stands for.
What this block was
No block is open. Click one on the bar beside this and every record this MES holds about it appears here: what it was and how long, the reason the floor gave it and who gave it — or plainly that nobody has — the order running either side, any maintenance order covering it so planned work reads as planned, this machine's own signals before and after as small charts, and the quality readings taken after it with the chart's verdict. Nothing is modelled or guessed: every line is a record, and each block says how much of its window anybody was watching.
OEE
Every second of the window is in one row of
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Raise corrective work
Plans on this machine
Work, newest first
Queue
Booking, material and state changes happen on the station screen, which is built for gloves.
Open the station screenUnassigned production
Units counted with no order open to book them against — kept, not discarded. A number here means the counter ran past its order or between orders, or that another system told this MES about units it has no order for. Every row says which.