Real-Time Operation Process

This document details the process for managing and monitoring real-time operations within the Pulsar system. Through a series of carefully designed steps, users will be able to interact efficiently with the platform, ensuring that operational activities are carried out smoothly and that all relevant information is captured.

Step 1

Once you access the system with your username and password, you will see the options in the menu on the left side. We will focus our attention on the real-time section, which is the central part of the operation.

Step 2

At the top, all active machines in Pulsar are displayed, including the total number of machines, those that are producing, those that are stopped, those presenting any type of alert, and those that are not connected or do not have an assigned shift. Each banner shows the machine's name, the shift it is assigned to, the indicators configured by the user, and the real-time representation on the timeline bar.

Step 3

You will be able to check the product in process and the changes that occur during the shift. At the bottom, there is a table for recording stops, where you can select the person operating the shift, as well as record production and defects.

Step 4

Click on the corresponding button to view all the stops that have occurred.

Step 5

The system will show you a list of stops, without needing to worry about the exact moment when the machine stopped or resumed operation. You will only need to select the general cause and the specific cause of each stop.

Step 6

The cause catalogs are preloaded and can be adapted as needed. You just need to click on the save button, or the system will automatically record the reason for the stop once you have completed the selection.

Step 7

Next, select the person assigned to the machine during the shift. In this example, imagine a night shift.

Step 8

You can quickly search for the person or perform a manual search without any issues.

Step 9

In each section, you can review the history to verify the presence of other people during the shift, as well as the registered products and defects.

Step 10

By clicking, you will be able to select the product you are processing.

Step 11

Currently, there are three preloaded products. You only need to select one.

Step 12

If you are working with an additional product during the shift, the system will ask you to indicate the moment you switch from the previous product to the new one.

Step 13

If it is the first product of the shift, this information will not be required, as the system automatically detects it.

Step 14

For defects, once the SKU is reported, you can record any defect at the moment it occurs.

Step 15

If you do not have an assigned SKU, you will not be able to report any defect.

Step 16

At the top, you will find the historical shifts. If in a previous shift there was no time to record all stops, you can access this section to classify them later.

Step 17

Additionally, you can view the timeline and updated indicators according to your needs.

Step 18

Finally, if you have any questions or issues, you can always open a ticket in the Super Center section to receive additional support.

Step 19

Thank you for using the Pulsar system.