Hilo iniciado por Carlos Jose Pastorin Garcia el 26 de noviembre de 2019
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Buenas tardes chicos,
Quería preguntaros, cual puede ser el motivo, por el cual no genera ordenes de trabajo programadas.
He configurado el espacio temporal para un año.
Gracias por la atención
Un saludo
Carlos
Hola Carlos,
Te dejo la siguiente información por si te resulta de utilidad:
Interval type and
Description
Line Type: Time
Line Type: Counter
Interval type: Repeated
from start date
The count starts from the start
date on the object relation. The
date is selected in the Object
form > Preventive
maintenance FastTab > Start
date field, or in the Functional
location form > Preventive
maintenance FastTab > Start
date field. When you schedule
maintenance sequences, an
object calendar line is created
when the interval is reached.
The start date of the
maintenance sequence line on
object or functional location is
used. If that field is blank, the
Plan date for the maintenance
sequence is used.
The start date of the maintenance
sequence line on object or functional
location is used. If that field is blank,
the Plan date for the maintenance
sequence is used.
Interval type: Once from
start date
See description for the
“Repeated from start date”
interval type above. Only
difference is that this interval
type is to be used only once.
See description for “Repeated
from start date” interval type
above. This interval is typically
used for a one-time
maintenance or service job.
See description for “Repeated from
start date” interval type above.
This
interval is typically used for a onetime
maintenance or service job.
Note 1 above also applies to this
interval type.
Note 3: If the counter is replaced
when completing the maintenance or
service job, this interval type
functions as the “Repeated from
start date” interval type above.
Interval type: Linked from
start date
(once only)
A maintenance sequence
can contain more lines using
this interval type, and those
lines are linked. Typically,
you will create a
maintenance sequence that
contains lines of only this
interval type.
Object calendar lines are
created by identifying the
maintenance sequence line
that has the first expected
start date and time.
See description for “Once
from start date” above.
Example: You create two
lines in a maintenance
sequence for a service job
on a car: one time-based line
with a 1-year period, and one
counter-based line with a
25,000 km limit. An object
calendar line is created for
the limit that is reached first.
For this line type you create the
line with the 1-year period.
See description for “Once from
start date” above.
Example: You create two lines in
a maintenance sequence for a
service job on a car: one timebased
line with a 1-year period,
and one counter-based line with a
25,000 km limit. An object
calendar line is created for the
limit that is reached first. For this
line type you create the line with the
25,000 km limit.
Example creating two counter lines:
You can also set up a maintenance
sequence with two linked, counterbased
lines in which the first line has
a limit of 10,000 items quantity
produced, and the second line
relates to the machine or work center
requiring service after running 3,000
hours.
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