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OEE Production Data Collection
The type of production analysis that can be performed will be based on the production data that is collected. In OEE Downtime, production data is captured 24/7 regardless of whether a run is scheduled or started in the MES application. The source of the data collected is dependent upon how it has been configured.
OEE Tag Collectors
Shift Information
Shift information is automatically derived based on the shift configuration for the production line. Refer to Shift Configuration for more details.
Production Counts
Production counts are captured through the use of MES counters and can be collected for the line and cells within the line. Refer to MES Counters for more details.
Equipment Mode and Status
The status of a production line and cells within that line are captured through a tag collector path configured in the production model. Refer to Equipment Modes and States and Equipment Modes and States for more details.
Schedule Information
Information about scheduled runs is automatically stored whenever the OEE Run Director - Vision or MES Schedule View component is used to control a scheduled run.
Downtime Information and User Notes
The OEE Downtime Table - Vision provides a method for a user to modify the cause of line and cell downtime events on a line, and allows for operator notes to be entered regarding downtime events. Downtime notes can also be entered by providing a tag to the downtime note tag collector in the production model.
Additional Factors
Additional factors allow you to capture any other type of data that you wish to analyze along with the production data. Refer to Additional Factors for more details.
Configuration Information
Data regarding the equipment or material configuration, such as downtime detection method, key cell, standard rate etc., is automatically stored from the configuration information setup for the equipment and material. Refer to Equipment Configuration for more details on how to configure equipment. Refer to Product Definition Configuration for more details on how to setup materials.
How are work order counts adjusted and updated in the MES system?
Work order count adjustments involve modifying raw counts, updating associated operations, and refreshing the work order object. The OEE Module continuously collects and increments counts. To adjust counts, you'll need to identify the operations executed for a given work order and their begin/end times to pinpoint which timestamped tag collector values to modify. Counter configurations (e.g., Infeed, Reject, Outfeed) influence how adjustments are made. For example, decreasing calculated Outfeed might require decreasing Infeed or increasing Rejects. Scripts are provided to retrieve work order summaries, list segments for a work order, and interact with equipment counters. After modifying tag collector values, the updateWorkOrder function is crucial for updating the associated lot quantity and refreshing the work order object's quantities.
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