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Setting
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Explanation
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Hide completed operations
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When enabled, completed operations will not be visible on the schedule board and capacity is available for other operations to be scheduled. Note this setting does not hide the operation in the Task Panel.
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Schedule when status is complete
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When enabled, an operation can be scheduled where it is marked complete and there is outstanding quantity to produce.
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Use Queue Time
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Queue time is the period of time during which the product awaits transfer to the next operation in the routing. When enabled, queue time will be scheduled.
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Apply as hours instead of days
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When enabled, queue time will be treated in hours instead of days.
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Auto schedule to next day
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When enabled, queue time will be scheduled to the next day when auto scheduled.
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Apply after previous
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Determines whether queue time is applied after the previous operation.
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Use Setup Time
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Indicates the time it takes to prepare the manufacturing work unit for production. When enabled, setup time will be scheduled.
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Apply even when no run or open quantity
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Indicates that setup time should be scheduled even when there is no run time or open quantity.
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Use Wait Time
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Indicates the amount of time between the end of the current operation and the availability of the product to be moved to the next work centre. This forms part of elapsed time
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Apply to Operation (off = unit)
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When disabled, wait time will be applied to the operation. When enabled, wait time will be applied for each unit.
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Wait Time Resources
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Indicates whether resources will be consumed during wait time.
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Apply To Non Working Time
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When enabled, wait time can be scheduled during non-working time.
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Apply even when no run or open quantity
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Indicates that wait time should be scheduled even when there is no run time or open quantity.
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Use Teardown
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Indicate the time taken to close down the specific machine, line, or work center used in the operation after production is complete. It forms part of the elapsed time. Typically, no usable items are produced during the teardown period.
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Apply to Operation (off = unit)
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When disabled, teardown time will be applied to the operation. When enabled, teardown time will be applied for each unit.
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Teardown Resources
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Indicates whether resources will be consumed during teardown time.
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Apply to Non Working Time
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When enabled, teardown time can be scheduled during non-working time.
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Apply even when no run or open quantity
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Indicates that teardown time should be scheduled even when there is no run time or open quantity.
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Use Move Time
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Indicates the time required for the operation to move between work centres.
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Apply as hours instead of days
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When enabled, move time will be treated in hours instead of days.
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Apply to Non Working Time
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When enabled, move time can be scheduled during non-working time.
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Auto Schedule as Next Day
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When enabled, move time will be scheduled to the next day when auto scheduled.
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Apply after previous
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Determines whether move time is applied after the previous operation.
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Apply to operation (off = unit)
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When disabled, sub contract time will be applied to the operation. When enabled, wait time will be applied for each unit.
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Use Transfer
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Indicates which operation will be overlapped when transfer or overlap is supported by the ERP application
- Previous Operation
- Next Operation
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Status 1 & 2 Code
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Indicates the status code for completed operations. By default, the Status 1 code field is automatically configured based on the ERP application LYNQ is integrated with. Status code 2 can be mapped in the SQL SourceProductionOperationsView, if status needs to be mapped to an additional field.
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