Hi!
I have pieces on the pallet and I must have a stay time when I load it on the queue (in production line) then they go to the sick.
But I don't arrive to make it.
Thank you for your help.
Mathilde DOUSSET
I've shared my model: 100uagvtoutespieces.fsm
OnExit Trigger
double staytime_queue = time() - getentrytime(item);
Another approach:OnEntry Trigger set a label on the item to store the entering time, on Exit you compute the difference
setlabel(item,"QueueStaytime",time());
OnExit Trigger
double staytime_queue= time() - getlabel(item,"QueueStaytime");
If it is just for a statistical matter you like to store the staytime, you can use the template option: Data > Set Tracked Variable. Inside the To field you write the code:
time() - getentrytime(item)
Hi!
Your solution doesn't start in my model, I just try in the queue 483.
Or maybe , I don't understand yous answer.
Thank you for your help!
I join you my model:100uagvtoutespieces.fsm
Mathilde, your code in the Queue483 set a label value to 70 on entry. On exit you compute 70 - this label value. Then you write a new label to the item again with this result which is of course 0. What is not working in your opinion beside, that the functions contains a syntax error in the model you have attached? Following you find the corrected value for the fields in the trigger templates you have chosen:
OnEntry Trigger Template values:
OnExit:
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