Hey Raja,
You can do it with stopobject() and resumeobject(). "Allocated idle" is state 29.
I've attached a small sample model. I entered the following code in the OnEntry trigger of a processor:
stopobject(centerobject(current, 1), 29);
And this is the code I put in the OnExit trigger:
resumeobject(centerobject(current, 1));
you can simply use the setstate() command but be careful, if the operator is currently doing another task it might overwrite your state.
Hey Raja,
I asked a similar question and got an answer here. If you're using process flow, one method is to create a custom task sequence to set the operator state, then insert a custom code to free operators. Let me know if you have trouble with that other post I linked.
Thank you for your reply. In my model, I have not used the Process flow. Is there any other solution to set operator state as allocated idle in my model?
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