Facility*

Selection of the facility affected by the downtime

Technical/organizational/changeover-related/quality losses

Selection of the type of downtime

Downtime cause*

Selection of the cause of downtime

• Regular downtime (planned/unplanned)
• 4M. Selecting this cause of downtime expands the dialog with several input fields. Further information: 4M downtime action dialog

If a downtime has been saved, it is no longer possible to switch between a regular downtime and a 4M downtime for the cause of downtime. The cause of downtime for a regular downtime can be changed as long as the cause is not the cause of a 4M downtime.

Planned/Open End/Series/Relevant for Productivity

Choose between:

• Planned/unplanned
  • Automatic; a downtime that starts less than 48 hours (configurable) in the future is always considered unplanned.
  • Manual; only with a user role with appropriate authorization and if the selected downtime cause is supported.

  Completed downtime/open-ended downtime

• Downtime/downtime series. The series option adds some input fields to the dialog. Further information: Add downtime series dialog
• Selects whether this should be considered relevant for productivity

Start/end*

Start date and time (from – to) of the downtime in the format: date + hours:minutes:seconds

For a downtime series (Add downtime series dialog), the following applies:

- Time (start/end) of each series element

- Date (start/end) of the entire series

Duration

Duration of the downtime in the format: hours:minutes:seconds.

A downtime of a downtime series can last a maximum of 24 hours.

Quick selection

Links to add/subtract predefined fixed times to/from the current duration

Relevance

0 % = Time-neutral

50 % = Facility output halved

100 % = Facility is at a standstill

Additional information

Notes

Via , add downtime text templates configured in Shopfloor Management Administration.

Open Maintenance

To add a maintenance task, see the Maintenance Dialog

Maintenance tasks can only be added to individual downtimes and not to downtime series.

Start/End*

Date and time (from – to) of the downtime in the format: date + hours:minutes:seconds

• The current time is entered as the end of the downtime.
• When a calendar cell is selected, it is entered as the start.
• The quick selection is used to adjust the Start Time.
• If the downtime is in the future, the current time is entered as the start and end time.