OEE Datablock for PLC

1 OEE

1.1 Standard PLC Block for DIAP OEE

1.1.1 State

The state has the following values predefined:

• 1 - Running

To indicate a specific reason for the stop, State codes must be different from 1. For example, the State code 200 can mean “Missing materials”.
If a new State code is sent and the OEE system does not have any reason connected to it, a new reason is created and connected to the State code. In the OEE application under stop causes this new reason lets say INT16 value 600 will look like this.

1.1.2 Running bit

The running bit indicates if the machine is running =1 or stopped =0. This is only used if the stat tag is not used.

1.1.3 Ordre number

Contains the order number for the order running on the machine it is represented in a string (20)

1.1.4 Product number

Contains the product number for the product running on the machine it is represented in a string (20)

1.1.5 Total counter

This contains the sum of total items produced. This can be reset to 0 by plc. In case of minimum installation this is the only one needed for OEE, but be aware that all  bad items is to be typed in manually. ( not recommended ) 

1.1.6 Good counter

This contains the sum of good items produced. This can be reset to 0 by plc.

1.1.7 Bad counter 0

This contains the sum of Bad items registered for reason 1. This can be reset to 0 by the plc.

1.1.8 Production registration

To automatic register OEE correctly, there are two production values needed. In the case of DIAP OEE, the following combinations can be used:
• Total and Bad
• Good and Bad

1.1.9 Order and product

If the PLC knows what Order/Product is active on the machine, then this must be inserted on the specified locations. If only the Product is known, then this must be inserted. The product no. is used to identify what ICT (ideal cycle time) is used for the product registration.

1.1.10 Examples

for full utilization degree use this DB structure