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Use

To be able to calculate operation dates, the system needs to be able to calculate a duration and an operating time per operation segment. For each scheduling run, the system places each operation segment on the time axis, taking into account the operating time defined for the operation segment in question. The result of this procedure is the individual operation dates.

The operating time specifies when work is to be carried out. The calendar used for scheduling distinguishes between workdays and non-working days. You can define an operating time in the system by specifying the start and end of shifts as well as the breaks for each workday.

Features

Operating Time Unit

The following rules apply:

Operation Times of the Operation Segments

The following operating times apply to the individual operation segments:

Note

The operating time of the work center is maintained on the Capacities tab page of the work center for the capacity category that is the basis for scheduling. The capacity category that is to be used for scheduling is specified as the basis for scheduling in the work center on the tab page Scheduling.

Operation Time per Workday

The following applies for calculating the operating time per workday:

Selection of a Valid Calendar

The following applies for selecting the valid calendar:

The operating time per workday is specified via the start and end of shift in the move time matrix.

Scheduling Allowing for Breaks

You can set the indicator Exact breaks (Customizing for Shop Floor Control by choosing Operations ® Scheduling ® Define Scheduling Parameters):

Date Determination Without the Operating Time

If no operating time is maintained for a time segment, the system calculates using an operating time from 0:00 to 24:00.

 

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