first-available-outport-v182en.fsmHow to implement flowitem on Conveyor1 to be sent orderly to conveyor2, conveyor3, conveyor4 and conveyor5 according to the first available ?(Convey Module)
first-available-outport-v182en.fsmHow to implement flowitem on Conveyor1 to be sent orderly to conveyor2, conveyor3, conveyor4 and conveyor5 according to the first available ?(Convey Module)
The problem is we are making the decision at the upstream DP. To update the status dynamically you have to place the DPs prior to the conveyor entry (keep it very close)first-available-v1822.fsm.
Thanks, That's probably the only way discussed. Many Entities have been added to implement a simple function.It may be a bit of a trade-off for a larger model. Thanks a lot.
Another, similar option would be to use photoeyes to determine whether the lane is available, and only send items to that lane if the photoeye is not blocked.
You can model this behavior with existing pick options and no custom code.
@Bob.Wang Check this attached model is it line with your requirements?first-available-outport-v1822.fsm
Thank you for your reply. I have conditionally sent to the branch based on downstream DP's label that count the number of item . But I hardly to get "PULL EFFCETS"——Branch line is pulled in timely,and the main line is not blocked. As shown in the GIF, the selected item could have gone to the third branch.
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