Operator by Fibric · Reference · built on request
Line Downtime
Pins each unplanned stop to a station and cause from PLC faults and operator reason codes. Proposes work orders for repeat stops.
Reference · built on requestConnectorPLC, SCADA & MES
Line, run, batch, and state intervals, scrap and yield, targets, and OQL metrics from the Oden API v2.
Oden is a manufacturing analytics platform for process lines, published by Oden Technologies. Its API v2 at https://api.oden.app/v2 models an organization's factories, lines, and machines; runs, batches, and states as intervals; products and targets; scrap and yield records; quality tests; and metrics collected from machine tags. Every endpoint is a POST of the form /v2/{object}/{action} with the actions search, set, and delete, and POST /v2/oql/query runs Oden Query Language.
Through Fibric, an operator queries OEE, availability, and scrap by line with OQL on a schedule, then proposes what follows: a reason on a downtime state, a scrap record on a batch, or a maintenance work order tied to a line. You sign off on each one. Each write goes once and leaves a receipt.
This is a reference listing. It documents what Fibric would read from Oden and what it could propose, based on the vendor's published interfaces. Fibric builds it under a managed deployment when you request it; selecting it here installs nothing.
Proposed actions are target capabilities. Every action runs propose-first and needs a validated deployment and the appropriate permissions.
States in the downtime category without a reason are listed each shift. The operator drafts a reason from nearby metrics and events and proposes /v2/interval/update, one state at a time.
With Line Downtime
An OQL query groups aggregation.oee by line.name with bucket 1D. The operator flags lines whose trend falls and attaches the availability, performance, and quality components it read.
When the same state reason recurs on a line, the operator proposes a maintenance work order with an external_id for your CMMS and the interval ids it used.
Scrap per batch is compared with the run's target and its thresholds. Above the upper limit, the operator proposes a review note and files the scrap records behind it.
With Scrap Rate, Batch Deviation
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