Operator Data Interface Data

A variety of types of data can be entered and viewed from the Operator Data Interface. 

Equipment Status

There are three Equipment Status sections; Unplanned Downtime, Planned Downtime, and In Cycle. In Cycle is typically hidden by permission since cycle data normally comes from the equipment. 

Equipment statuses can be started or ended from these screens. The equipment statuses can be defined on the Manage, Equipment Status pages.  In addition unknown downtime can be reclassified using the Modify Time Stamp button.

Work Orders

The Work Order view provides a list of Work Orders assigned to the equipment When the correct expression are applied you can activate, inactivate, close work orders and confirm part counts. Detail on the work order functionality is on the ODI Work Orders page.

Part Data

There are three Part related sections; Part Number, Good Part, and Scrap Part. Part Number is used to start or end the active part number. The top section can be used to search for a part number, and if auto add is enabled for part numbers then new part numbers can be added from the ODI screen. Good part quantities can be added or subtracted from the Good Part screen, and scrap quantities can be added or subtracted from the Scrap Part Screen. When scrap quantities are entered a scrap reason can also be specified.  Scrap reason can be defined on the Manage, Scrap Part Count Identifiers page.

Custom Commands

Custom Commands are used to trigger some type of event. For example, a custom command could be used to send an email to maintenance without placing the equipment in a maintenance downtime. Controlling stack lights and triggering integration with external systems are a few other examples of possible uses for a custom command. Custom commands can be defined on the DataXchange, Custom Command page.

Users

The active user running equipment can be tracked with the ODI screen. Users can be associated with equipment by either logging into ODI or by using the User page on the ODI screen. Details on users are on the ODI Users page.