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New designs with working on Downtimes
Our solution combines 'Work spectrum' and 'Downtimes' views into a single focused view.
This approach creates a simple go-to place for anyone interested in downtimes.
Work spectrum view is almost identical, but now allowing anyone to click on the line, or a particular machine
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This action opens a similar view to 'Downtimes', for the selected line/machine:
You can still use all filters on the left, and use a zoom-in and zoom-out functionality to select a particular period of downtimes.
Selecting a downtime, opens a sidebar with a summary of all details, including videos and comments.
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Selecting any part of the downtime description, opens a dedicated flow.
Selecting a problem, assigning a reason and corrective action follows a similar step-by-step flow to the one in Cockpit.
Now the operator is explicitly asked to select a line or machine in the first step
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You can see more in here → Downtime management
New design with order creation
Our solution is a step-by-step wizard which contains four (or three depending if it's cleaning or order) stages.
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It should eliminate issues with this view like:
User could easily lost all of their data by clicking outside new window
Not clear order of filling fields which is causing filling the same field couple times (e.g. choosing SKU and flow first and then choosing Line where this SKU is not configured)
Ambiguous which fields are mandatory and which optional
Possibility to notice that the ID already exists only after filling out all mandatory fields
Activities Edit mode improvement
In 3.9 there is now possibility to work also on Activities in status Released.
Classifications
One of the challenges in implementing a universal platform in a given organization is adapting it to its specific requirements without sacrificing overall consistency. This applies to both the application interface and data organization.
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One of the new upcoming core features of the LogiX platform addressing these issues is a concept called "TaxonomiesClassifications".
Intention of this functionality is to create a mechanism that allows categorization of various types of objects defined in LogiX (e.g. elements, downtime) into user-configurable structures. Such structures could be used for generating reports (e.g. machine energy report based on physical location in a factory, or downtime report broken down into factory-specific categories).
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This version will not yet allow for creating and managing custom taxonomies classifications from the user interface. |
We can choose which taxonomy classification we will use in ConfigHub/Plant for factory structure. In this version there’s only Default one, which is classification of lines alternative to default ISA-95 plant/area/line/machine structure
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In Reports there’ll be now accessible new tab called Reports Download. These exports makes use of taxonomies classifications to filter, classify and aggregate assets and events.
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More information about reports here → Generated reports
Changes in orders creation
Right now after creating new order which got no Description field filled, SKU Description will be used instead.
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Cleanings
In this version using Cleaning activity is now fully accessible! To configure signals and states for a line see Line state vs Schedule
Public API extension
Expanding existing API thanks to taxonomies classifications Reporting API
Cockpit changes
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process of setting downtime’s reason, corrective action or comment is now easier. After clicking on the downtime we are interested in there is now immediately possibility to set these.
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For bigger screens showing Activities list is the same as on PackOS
cockpit_type Machine_graph is replacing
machine_graph_priority,changes in API for downtimes (which makes it incompatible with 3.8 version)