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Downtime setup for a processor

How can I set up a down time for a processor that stops everytime it processes an item? I have a machine that needs to be clean every time an item is processed. I do not know how to have it stop every time an item is processed.

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That is the standard behavior!


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I see it now.

But I thought I had to be setup in the breakdown tab.

What is it for then? Can I set up the downtime in the breakdown tab?

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You find the state setup or any other state in the MTBF/MTTR tool because sometimes you need a trigger that is depending on time. For example independend on the item you process, the machine needs a special fluid after 10 hours of processing. Then you can use the MTBF/MTTR. In your case you want to set to delay the start of the processing. Then you can stop the processor on entering of an item and a delayed message to resume the processor. Then you are able to set directly the state the processor goes to, while the processor is stopped. Otherwise you can combine states in a calculated table of the statistics collector inside the toolbox or you can set your own state profile.

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I am a a little bit confused about it. I tried to set it up with the MTBF/MTTR but the "Up time" should be the process time, because every time something is processed there is a breakdown. It is not stopping the processor after each item processed.

How should I do with the up time? should it be the same as the process time?

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