Shop floor terminal

02What the module does

• Three buttons at the machineOperators at the workstation use a touchscreen kiosk with large Start, Pause and Finish buttons. They log work right on the spot, without paper timesheets.
• Always on the right operationOn the kiosk, the operator selects the production order, work order and operation. Logged work is recorded under the exact right item.
• Unit counts right after workWhen finishing work, the operator enters the number of good and defective units and the scrap reason. Figures are captured at the machine, not retyped from paper later.
• Results posted straight to the orderWhen work finishes, the result is automatically credited to the work order. Nobody has to re-enter production progress or track it down afterwards.
• One terminal for multiple machinesOn a shared terminal, the operator selects the workstation and machine, allowing a single device to serve multiple spots on the shop floor.
• Terminal dedicated to one machineA fixed terminal is assigned to a single workstation and machine. The operator does not need to select them, and work is logged to the right place.
• PIN-locked settingsTerminal settings can be locked with a PIN set by an administrator and stored in non-plaintext form, preventing casual changes on the shop floor.
• Know which device logged the workEvery logged work segment stores the terminal’s identity, so you can see later which device recorded the work.
• Double tap, single recordSubmitting the same request twice, such as after a double tap on a button, does not create a second record, keeping shop floor logs clean.
• All 9 capabilities in a single module

05Frequently asked questions