How to config Plan time and make multi shift ?

[ssriuaipornchai]

I need to change plan time to "08:00 - 17:00".

But, It's error like below picture.

How to change it???

And I need to make multi shift plan time. How to do that?

[SebB]

Hey @ssriuaipornchai 

the second field is the duration and not the end time of the shift. So in your case you have to enter 08:00 for start time and 09:00 for the duration (9 hours from 08:00 am to 05:00 pm).

Multi shift is not available out of the box but can be implemented by customizing the KPI calculation.

Seb

[ssriuaipornchai]

Please, Show me about customized KPI calculation.

[SebB]

@ssriuaipornchai ,

Sorry i have to correct my self after talking to our product management team.

You have to write your own service in Thingworx Composer that calculates the KPI´s based on your shift mode. The current version does not support adjustments in the existing calculations.

We are currently working on a flexible and configurable KPI calculation that also supports multi shift models. This is planed for the next major release in June.

Seb

[ssriuaipornchai]

We need multi working shift.

And the working shift is cross the days.

Please, dev new version for support.

Thank you.

[hchanana]

Hi @ssriuaipornchai ,

With current implementation of manufacturing apps, we are limited when it comes to time management in general. We are planning to implement this feature in future releases.

Thanks,

Himanshu

[ssriuaipornchai]

Today is 27-09-2019.

When are you release multi shift ???

[vranganathan]

The Thingworx 8.5 which was released last Friday has newer Shift capabilities. It will support multiple shift and calculation of KPI based on shift.

[ssriuaipornchai]

Ok. I install MFG 8.5 already.

I reading Help center in "Calculating KPIs Using Job Orders Rather Than Shifts" and following this instruction.

I am not understand about UID Job Orders.

What should I fill "UID" in "JobOrderUID" properties?

What is UID stand for ?

In your help center is not easy for understand.

Please, improve it.

[Leigh]

Hi @ssriuaipornchai,

I wanted to follow up to see if the response from @SebB answered your question.  If so, please mark the appropriate reply with Accepted Solution for the benefit of others in the Community.

Thanks!

Leigh