How to set up Downtime
- Last UpdatedJun 12, 2023
- 2 minute read
These are the basic steps for setting up Downtime.
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Prepare for Downtime Before you add a Downtime reporting point, do the following: Verify that you have defined your plant hierarchy. Verify that you have defined cause codes, classifications, and effects. |
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Define Downtime reporting points You can define the properties of reporting points to specify how AVEVA™ Production Management captures Downtime. In the plant hierarchy, locate positions to Add Downtime reporting points. |
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Define when to capture Downtime Reporting points can contain different conditions, including real and downtime capture conditions, that specify when to capture Downtime. |
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Define what information to capture You can define fields and their properties to specify what information to capture. |
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Split a Downtime event You can specify that Downtime is distributed over different time periods. For example, split between Shift A and Shift B. |
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Mask a Downtime event You can define mask conditions that hide duplicate Downtime when the Downtime is reported by more than one Downtime reporting point. |
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Set up business rules You can add rules that define criteria to apply highlighting in the Results Grid of AVEVA™ Production Management. |
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Set up Event Table Downtime Events use information from the SCADA system to provide extra information to the AVEVA™ Production Management system, such as the Cause Location, Effect, and Event of a Downtime occurrence. |