my model consist of source, queue, processor, and sink. all connected by simple 'A' link. model consist of two operator. I am producing two colored item. if color is red operator1 should dispatch from queue to processor, if color is blue operator2 should dispatch from queue to processor else both operator should participate. need help to solve the above model? please post the solution with flexsim model if possible.
You need only coordinated tasksequences, if more taskexecuters (operator) participate at the transport eg the item is heavy and 2 operators are needed.
thanks for the model. but I need a more complex of this model. Isaac Litster Jörg Vogel I want to know how to use 'coordinated task sequence' for the two operator?
Could you clarify what you would like to have happen with the coordinated task sequence?
Here is an example with process flow. This is a lot easier then writing your own tasksequences
Let me know if this is what you are looking for. Here is the attached model below.
hi Isaac Litster I just want a little modification in the model.
1) their shouldn't be any center port attached to the operator.
2) create three colored box, red box picked up by operator 1, green box picked up by operator 2 and blue box picked up operator 1 but will travel along with operator 2 (from queue to the processor).
3) use coordinated task sequence.
4) no process flow method.
I would like to implement these four points in the above model (model-nitin.fsm).
Please see if it is possible.
Isaac Litster for your reference I have attached 2operator.fsm . I would like to have the same but without process flow.
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