The Current Performance
Summary provides a summary view of station and
measure performance for the stations that you specify. Use this summary to quickly identify
stations that are running outside specification, action, or control limits and to prioritize
investigation.
The Current Performance
Summary is available through the Engineering portal and has the following main areas.
The Current Performance
Summary consists of controls for refreshing and filtering data, tools for
customizing the dashboard, and a table that displays station and measure
performance metrics.
1: Refresh data
Select the Refresh Data button to refresh
the station data. Use the Auto-update Settings button to change the
automatic refresh rate.
2: Filter settings
Use the filter settings to control which stations and data appear in the
summary. You can select all products, processes, and stations, or only
the stations of interest. Also, specify the data range for this summary
as well as the station status.
You can save and manage
the filter
settings.
3: Manage and organize the dashboard columns
Choose which columns to display and arrange their order. Once your
dashboard is set up, you can save it as a filter setting.
4: Station identification information
In the default view, stations are sorted by station performance. To
rearrange, sort by the column of your choice.
5: Station performance information
Displays quality metrics that summarize the percentage of observations
or subgroups that are out of compliance at each station. Expand a
station to view performance by individual measure. For more information
on limits, go to Specification limits and Net content limits.
Understand the dashboard columns
Dashboard columns help you compare station performance using key quality and net
contents metrics. You can sort all columns in ascending or descending order, hide
empty columns, adjust their order, and save a customized view based on your
preferences.
Tip
Higher values in the
out-of-specification, out-of-action, or out-of-control columns indicate
increased risk and may require investigation. Use column sorting to quickly
identify the poorest-performing stations.
Station
Identifies the station. Expand the station row to see all the measures
within the station.
Status
Identifies whether the online station is Running, Idle, or Shutdown.
Product
Identifies the product made at the station.
Process
Identifies the process for the station.
Operator
Identifies the operators who recorded measurements during the specified
time frame.
%Out-of-Specification
Displays the percentage of observations that are out-of-specification
for each station. Expand the station to see the details for each
measure.
%Out-of-MAV
Displays the percentage of observations that exceed the MAV net contents
thresholds for each station. Expand the station to see the details for
each measure.
%Out-of-T2
Displays the percentage of observations that exceed the T2 net contents
thresholds for each station. Expand the station to see the details for
each measure.
%Between T1-T2
Displays the percentage of observations that are between the T1 and T2
net contents thresholds for each station. Expand the station to see the
details for each measure.
%Out-of-T1
Displays the percentage of observations that exceed the T1 net contents
thresholds for each station. Expand the station to see the details for
each measure.
%Out-of-Action
Displays the percentage of subgroups that are out-of-action for each
station. Expand the station to see the details for each measure.
%Out-of-Control
Displays the percentage of subgroups that are out-of-control for each
station. Expand the station to see the details for each measure.
%Overfill
Displays the percentage of product that exceeds the label stated
contents for each measure. If the value is negative, then it represents
the percentage of underfill.
Label Stated Contents (LSC)
Displays the official weight, measure, or count of product contained
within a package.
Measure Averages
Expand the station to see the average value for each measure.
% Below LMAV
Displays the percentage of observations that are below the Lower MAV
(LMAV) threshold for each station. Expand the station to see the details
for each measure.
% Above UMAV
Displays the percentage of observations that are above the Upper MAV
(UMAV) threshold for each station. Expand the station to see the details
for each measure.
% Below Lower T2
Displays the percentage of observations that fall below the lower T2
threshold for each station. Expand the station to see the details for
each measure.
% Above Upper T2
Displays the percentage of observations that exceed the upper T2
threshold for each station. Expand the station to see the details for
each measure.
% Btw Lower T1 - T2
Displays the percentage of observations that fall between the lower T1
and lower T2 thresholds for each station. Expand the station to see the
details for each measure.
% Btw Upper T1 - T2
Displays the percentage of observations that fall between the upper T1
and upper T2 thresholds for each station. Expand the station to see the
details for each measure.
Select the columns and arrange their order for your
custom dashboard view.
Open Manage Columns.
Select the columns to show. Deselect the columns to hide. The Station, Product, and
Process columns cannot be hidden.
Select the drag handles to rearrange the columns to your preferred order.
Select OK.
Select the data range
Select the range of data to display in the Current Performance
Summary.
Note
The maximum data range depends on how frequently
data are archived. For more information, go to Data Management settings
within the Administrator Portal.
Select one of the following options.
Daily Window
Displays the data of the current day, beginning at the start time that
you specify. By default, the data range is 12:00 AM to the current
time.
Last X Hours
Displays up to 168 hours of recent data.
Last X Days
Displays up to 365 days of recent data.
Fixed Date/Time Range
Displays the current data between the start and end times that you
specify.
Save and manage filters
Saving filters allows you to quickly return to frequently used dashboard
views.
Complete the following steps to save your filter selections as a saved view.
Select the products, processes, stations, start time, and station status.
Use Manage Columns to select columns and arrange their order for your custom dashboard view.
You can also sort by the column of your choice.
Select Save.
Enter a name for your new filter and decide whether to set as the default
view.
Select OK.
Select Manage Filters to delete filters or set
a new default filter.
provides a summary view of station and
measure performance for the stations that you specify. Use this summary to quickly identify
stations that are running outside specification, action, or control limits and to prioritize
investigation. 
button to refresh
the station data. Use the Auto-update Settings
button to change the
automatic refresh rate. 
and manage
the filter
settings. 