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Getting Started with SIPLACE OIS 2 Overview: The user Interface Software Version 13.1 05/2016 EN Edition 17 2.4 Main V iew – "A vailability" View 2 Fig. 2 - 9 Availability Legend (1) Graphical representation of…
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Description of fields: 2
Number of PCBs: 2
Conveyor Lane Right:Number of PCBs produced on the right conveyor lane. 2
Conveyor Lane Left: Number of PCBs produced on the left conveyor lane. 2
PCB: 2
Best: Shortest assembly time for a PCB in the observation period. 2
Last: Assembly time of last PCB assembled. 2
Prediction The data of the last PCB is used as the basis for calculating the
expected placement rate. 2
Components/h: Current theoretical placement rate for a station.
The number of components placed on the last PCB is offset against the
duration and used to derive the placement rate. 2
PCBs/h: The assembly time of the last PCB is used to derive the expected
number of assembled PCBs per hour. 2
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2.4 Main View – "Availability" View
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Fig. 2 - 9 Availability
Legend
(1) Graphical representation of availability
(2) Machine availability in %
The display shows the current value for machine availability and indicates whether availability is
remaining constant during operation (diamond), is increasing (up-arrow) or decreasing (down-
arrow). 2
If the calculated availability value falls below a previously defined value (warning limit), this is
indicated by a red or flashing red background. 2
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The following representations are possible: 2
The machine availability value lies above the defined warning limit: 2
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The machine availability value lies below the defined warning limit: 2
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remains constant is increasing is decreasing
remains constant is increasing is decreasing