How to Edit Area Level Whiteboard View
From the Area Analysis Window, there are many different viewing options that can be chosen from the settings menu. To access this menu, click on the settings icon in the top right corner to open. Clicking on any of the settings in this window will show the available options.
Figure 5-2: Area Analysis Window pops up after clicking settings icon
Shift:
Figure 5-3: Shift Window
Clicking Time will open a calendar to pick a date and time for viewing.
The Offset allows users to view the shifts surrounding that date. For example, if the time selected was the day shift, an offset of –1 would be the night shift prior and 1 would be the afternoon shift following the current selected time.
Gauges:
Figure 5-4: Gauges Window
This setting allows for the users to alter the display of 3 Gauges (Goal/OEE/Uptime/Scrap/Availability/Performance/Variance/Quality ratio) to be shown in any preferred order or hidden altogether.
Figure 5-5: Whiteboard Gauges Display
Cycle Settings:
Figure 5-6: Cycle Settings Window
Cycle Gauge allows cycles to be displayed in many different measures as listed in the following chart.
Display Name | Cycle Name | Measurement of Cycle |
Cycle | Cycle Time | Time for one cycle |
PPM | Parts per Minute | Number of parts made per minute |
PPH | Parts per Hour | Number of parts made per hour |
Part Cycle Time | Takt Time | Time between the start of production of one unit and the start of the next unit |
SPM | Strokes per Minute | Number of strokes done per minute |
SPH | Strokes per Hour | Number of strokes done per hour |
Time Metric allows the displayed cycle time to be calculated based on three available different time metrics (Uptime only(default), Elapsed( total time) and Scheduled time).
Cycle Tolerance sets the cycle time tolerance limits. Over cycling machines are indicated by a light green gauge with a dark green ring. Cycle times within target are indicated by a solid green gauge.
Overcycling Tolerance when enabled, cycle times outside the specified limits are indicated by a red circle.
Goal and Scrap Targets:
Changing target settings adjusts the gauge colors for Goal and Scrap targets.
Goal Target: By default, Green is 75-100%, Yellow from 50-75%, and Red 0-50%.
Scrap Target: By default, Green is 0-2%, Yellow from 5-10%, and Red 10-100%.
Figure 5-7: Settings Window for the Area Analysis Summary
Columns:
This part of the settings allows columns to be shown or hidden.
Hide Jobs, Time, Reason, or Comment columns will hide the individual column.
hiding the Reason column changes the name of the machine state to the reason applied
hiding the Comments column puts the comments underneath the machine state
Hide Plot will hide the colored production count bars.
Hide Loss will hide the Type, Reason, and Comment columns.
Rotate Jobs changes the text orientation for the Job column (default is vertical).
Figure 5-8 (right): Settings Window for the Area Analysis Summary with the Columns Settings Highlighted
Display:
Show Occurrences lists a count of the number of times a reason occurs in the Type column
Part Count by State will show the number of parts produced by each machine state (default is to group all parts made into running)
Hide Total hides the total count
Unwrap Comments makes the comments stay on one line (comments may not be fully visible)
Row Limit changes how many items are listed in the Type column (0 will show all)
Loss Filter filters Type, Reason, and Comments by typing a word
use “!” to filter out—ie. “!Idle” will display everything except idle
use OR to filter for multiple words—ie “Idle or Micro Stoppages” will display only those two
Pareto Group allows the creation of a Pareto chart for items within the Type column
Pareto Field determines the criteria for sorting the above Pareto
Units changes how the parts are counted—Base is the default and others are specialized
Figure 5-9: Settings Window for the Area Analysis Summary with Display Settings Highlighted
Pareto Group:
Within the Pareto Group category, you can change the way that the Pareto looks.
NO will not Pareto the Type column
ALL will sort all the machine states by the selected Pareto field
COLOUR will sort the same as ALL, but with all uniform non-extended square color blocks.
TYPE will primarily sort the running types (Running, Scheduled downtime, Unscheduled downtime) by the Pareto field selected, and secondarily sort the machine statuses within each type (Slow running and Running within Running, Micro stoppages and Idle within Unscheduled downtime)
NAME will primarily sort the machine status name (Idle, Micro stoppage etc) by the Pareto field selected, and then secondarily sort the downtime reasons by the Pareto field.
Figure 5-10: Pareto Groups chosen are No, All, Color, Type, Name in respective order
Pareto Field:
Within the Pareto Field category, you can determine how the Pareto is sorted:
DURATION will sort by the total elapsed time each occurred
OCCURRENCES will sort by the number of times each occurred
TOTAL will sort by the parts made in each machine state, and secondarily by duration
SCRAP will sort by the quantity of scrap, and secondarily by duration
Figure 5-11: Pareto Fields chosen are Duration, Occurrences, Total, Scrap in respective order
Print:
Print allows you to select a paper size.
Figure 5-12: Print Window