Data Entry Detail

Overview

A list of items such as status codes, part numbers, or custom commands will be displayed in the list on the left. The right side will show the Data and the associated Value for the selected piece of Equipment.

The information on the right includes the following equipment information.

Status	The current equipment status
Status Start Time	The timestamp when the equipment started its current status
Duration	The length of time
Part Number	The current part number that is running on that piece of equipment
Good Part	The current good part count
Scrap Part	The current scrap part count
PPH Plan	The amount of parts that should have been made based on the ideal time, the current time, and the start time for this calculation. The start time will be the last shift change. If shifts are not defined the start time is midnight
PPH %	The percentage of Parts Per Hour Actual to Parts Per Hour Plan
User	The currently logged in user

The Modify Time Stamp button can be used to modify the start time of data being entered. For example, if it's currently 11:00 am and the equipment stopped running at 10:00 am, the status will show Unknown Downtime for 60 minutes. Ideally the appropriate downtime should have been entered when the equipment stopped running, however, it was not. The downtime can be entered now, but back dated to 10:00 am allowing the data to be more accurate.

When pressing the Modify Time Stamp button a dialog appears and the date and time will default to the last event that occurred. The date and time cannot be set before the last record that was recorded, but it can be set to anytime between the last event and the current time.

As soon as the Modify Time Stamp button is pressed the Time Stamp label will change to show the overridden time. The date and time will be blue to identify an overridden value. Now when entering new data the overridden data and time will be used rather than the current time.

The Modify Time Stamp button can be controlled by permissions.

Part counts are reset after a new part is started or ended as well as after a shift change.