Read the step timeline
The step timeline at the top right of the home screen tells you which step you are on, which step was skipped, and how long each step took. This page explains the colors, timing and piece counting.
In short
- Yellow with "Detecting": carry on as usual. Green with a check mark: the step is done.
- Red with "Skipped": press Do it now. Red with "Not passed": press Redo step.
- When all steps are done, the machine counts one piece automatically.
The color of each step
| What you see | Meaning | What you should do |
|---|---|---|
| Yellow, blinking dot, "Detecting" | The machine is recognizing this step | Carry on as usual |
| Green, check mark | This step is done | Nothing |
| Yellow, "Done · earlier steps need redo" | This step is done, but an earlier step was skipped, so it is held for now | Go back and do the skipped earlier step |
| Orange, "!", "Needs rework" | The order was wrong; take it apart and start again | Follow the alarm: remove the part first, then do the steps in order |
| Red, "!", "Skipped", with Do it now on the right | This step was passed over without being done | Press Do it now and do this step |
| Red, "!", "Not passed", with Redo step and ▶ Replay on the right | Done but not done right, or it timed out | Press ▶ Replay to see what was wrong, then press Redo step to do it again |
Do it now and Redo step appear only while this piece is not finished yet, and only on steps before the current step.
A finished step has a thumbnail; tap it to enlarge.
Timing
- On the right of each step is the number of seconds it took. Steps not yet done show "— / standard N s" (the standard time).
- A step with corrections has an extra orange line "Correction N s" below it. The number keeps counting while you correct.
- There are two numbers to the right of the "Step timeline" title:
| Display | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Blue "Round total N s" | Total seconds for this piece since step 1, including corrections and time waiting on alarms. It stops when the piece is finished; the next piece starts from 0 |
| Orange "Piece correction N s" | Total seconds spent correcting this piece. Not shown if there were no corrections |
Piece counting
When all steps of a piece are done, the machine counts one piece automatically and the header progress goes up by 1. In "Shift stats", inspected count = good count + product defects.
For operations with per-piece inspection, a piece the machine could not see clearly is not counted, and you are asked to place it again.