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Estimated production time in Shift View
How Shift View estimates the time left to finish the current batch or order, and how to set the target quantity the estimate needs.
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The current batch widget in Shift View provides an estimation of the time it takes to produce the current order or batch.
How is the estimated time calculated?
First of all, to provide an estimation for the current order/batch production, it is necessary that you have set a target quantity for the batch you are producing. Otherwise, you will see that the estimation is 0. If Evocon is integrated with your ERP solution, then the target is in most cases provided automatically once the operator has marked the production order that is currently in progress.
How do we calculate the actual cycle time of the product?
The estimation reflects the real progress of production and is based on the last 5 signals:
- If you start a new batch or order, then the ideal cycle time of the product is used until we have the rolling 5 signals to use for calculation.
- The estimated time is calculated as the harmonic mean of the last 5 signal speeds.
- If an order or batch is produced over several shifts, it is not reset at the beginning of the new shift.
- The estimated time does not take into account the quality of production.
How to set the target quantity?
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Start a product changeover in Shift View
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Choose a product and set the target:
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Click Save.
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The target appears in the header widget in Shift View, showing "good quantity (scrap) / target quantity", estimated production time left and also the progress bar for the current batch:
- good quantity is marked as green
- scrap is in brackets in orange
- target is marked as white