How to record the occurrence of events on Track & Trace?
Besides the normal use of the Production module, either using the ERP or the Collection Terminal, it is possible to record events on Track & Trace using the existing extensibility mechanisms (Web API or PEX). For that, an event engine is made available on the Production module for Track & Trace, designed by TNTEventos. The occurrence of events associated with the Production module processes (IPC, FPC, IPR, FPR, RQF, and RQL) must be recorded, by using the engines for those same processes, for example, recording a pending/start work log instead of recording directly the Track & Trace event using the TNTEventos engine. This way, all processes related to the occurrence of the event will be performed, for example, sending notifications, if that configuration is active. To learn more about the processes associated to each event, you should read the article (Which data is collected by Track & Trace?) However, all events can be recorded using the TNTEventos engine. This engine makes available two methods to record events on Track & Trace: The events created on Track & Trace are always of the following types: The events IPC, FPC, IPR, FPR, RQF, and RQL are associated to processes existent on the ERP/Collection Terminal. The LPM event is an event specifically created to record the machine parameters that offer information of interest for analysis, for example, temperature (see article). An eighth type of event is available (INI) for the initialization of the day, and it is exclusively used by Track & Trace. Each Track & Trace event is made of fields that identify and localize them on the period where it occurred, by fields that define where the event has occurred, and by fields that specify the values associated with the event. On the following table, you can view the available fields: Each one of these event types follows its own mapping regarding the parameters and values that constitute them. Without exception, the first three parameters contain the same value in all event types: The remaining parameters and values are filled in as follows for each one of the existent event types (the parameters/values not presented are not filled in for that event type): IPC – Work log start FPC – Work log end IPR – Stoppage start FPR – Stoppage end RQF – Manufactured quantities record RQL – Quality recordTypes of events available
IPC Work log start FPC Work log end IPR Stoppage start FPR Stoppage end RQF Manufactured quantities record RQL Quality record LPM Machine parameter reading Event structure
Date Date of occurrence of the event. Type Type of event. Description Event description. State State of the Work Center resulting from the event. Source Key Key of the record that originated the event (e.g.: Stoppage ID). Parameter 1 Event parameter 1. Parameter 1 Description Description of event parameter 1. Parameter 2 Event parameter 2. Parameter 2 Description Description of event parameter 2. Parameter 3 Event parameter 3. Parameter 3 Description Description of event parameter 3. Parameter 4 Event parameter 4. Parameter 4 Description Description of event parameter 4. Parameter 5 Event parameter 5. Parameter 5 Description Description of event parameter 5. Value 1 First value associated to the event. Value 2 Second value associated to the event. Value 3 Third value associated to the event. Value 4 Forth value associated to the event. Mappings
Parameter 1 Section Parameter 2 Work Center Parameter 3 Manufacturing Order Parameter 4 Operation (of the manufacturing order) Parameter 5 Item(of the manufacturing order) Parameter 4 Operation (of the manufacturing order) Parameter 5 Item (of the manufacturing order) Value 3 Description of the type of stoppage Value 4 Description of the type of failure Value 3 Description of the type of stoppage Value 4 Description of the type of failure Parameter 4 Operation (of the manufacturing order) Parameter 5 Item (of the manufacturing order) Value 1 Manufacture quantity Value 2 Rejected quantity Value 4 Quality record result (OK, NOK)
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