Navigating the Pulsar System

This document provides a comprehensive walkthrough on how to effectively utilize the real-time features of the Pulsar system. It covers logging in, monitoring machine activity, recording downtime, and accessing support.

Step 1

Log into the Pulsar system using your username and password. Once logged in, all sections will be accessible from the menu on the left side of the screen.

Step 2

Focus on the real-time section, which is the primary area for operations. At the top, you will see details of all active machines in Pulsar, including the total count, their current status (producing, stopped, on alert, disconnected), and machines without an assigned shift. Each banner provides the machine names, assigned shifts, key indicators, and a real-time timeline.

Step 3

Below the active machines section, there is a table for entering downtime causes. The process is straightforward.

Step 4

Click on the designated button to view all the major downtimes that have occurred. There is no need to manually track when a machine stops or resumes operation, as Pulsar automatically detects these events.

Step 5

Upon viewing the list, you will be prompted to select both the general and specific causes of the downtime from preloaded catalogs that are tailored to your operations. After selection, simply close the window to complete the process.

Step 6

The section above contains historical shift data. For example, clicking on the morning shift from the previous day allows classification of the data. You can also navigate to other past dates.

Step 7

Additionally, you will find the timeline and updated indicators. If further assistance is needed, you can open a support ticket in the support center, accessible from the upper right corner, to request additional help.

Step 8

Thank you for using the Pulsar system. Enjoy the seamless experience.