I have three stations on the conveyor, I want the first item to go to station 3, the second item go to station 2, and the third item go to station 1, then they start processing together with the same processing time, then release the three items together to repeat the same sequence again and again.
The attached file is doing a similar scenario but with uniform distribution, and I don't want this.
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Your sequence of 'triple' labels would need to be 3,2,1 not random as you have it. You can find a math expression that does this based on the output stat of the source
You need to stop the stations while they wait for each other and coordinate their resumption - which will be easiest using a process flow.
We encourage students to try for themselves first. You can of course look at other examples on this site, like this one.
You can set two processing times upon a label value. you can directly set it to be a process time or indirectly to choose a process time by case. If it set to null an item passes the working station. This said, you have to update label values in a manner that a next entered station evaluates a process time different to null.
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