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How does having three operators affect the same machine?

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@Javier H2

Your question is not specific enough. What are you using the machine for? If you could send your model or a sample model of what you are trying to do, we would be better able to give you a specific answer.

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I think, @Javier H2, want different efficiencies of the processor depending on the arrived operators. This is possible only in ProcessFlow. You set a Process Time at a label. A fraction of this time elapses when one operator arrives. A loop will test on the next fraction process start if more operators have arrived then the next fraction will last shorter but it still counts as the normal fraction.

Alternatively you can check the arrival or leaving of the operators at the processor. If such an event occurs you start the processing or you interrupt the current delay activity. Then you change the remaining delay label value at the token and you send the token back to the delay activity according to the number of operators. Or you stop the processor again.

update-process-time-by-operators.fsm


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Joshua S answered

Is this the option you are looking for?


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