Opex Model 72, Operator'S Manual

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80 Managing Operators and Jobs
Model 72™ Operator Manual
OPEX Corporation
5.6.4. Display Graph
Select this to display a graph showing operational productivity (Figure 5-44).
Figure 5-44: Display Graph screen (example)
In addition to storing piece count and run time for every job/operator
combination, number of pieces run every minute is accumulated. This provides
data to draw the run-time rate graph. After making this selection, two time lines
will appear at the top of the screen and a graph will appear at the bottom of the
display.
Graph data is stored for the last two days the Model 72 was run. These dates
are displayed on the left side of the two time lines. For example, the current
day is 5/25/2021 with no mail processed, but the Model 72 was last run on
5/21/2021, and 5/24/2021, then the first line of the display will show
05/21/21
and the second line will show 05/24/21 . If mail was run on the current day, the
first line will show 05/24/21 and the second line will show 05/25/21 .
Next to each of the displayed dates, is a representation of a 24-hour time line
starting at 12 a.m. and ending at 11 p.m. as shown in Figure 5-44. Every third
hour is shown vertically (12am, 3am, 6am, 9am, 12pm, 3pm, etc.) and single
dots represent the hours in between. The cursor covers a three-hour period
and can be moved to select any three-hour block for the shown dates. For
instance, in Figure 5-44, to display the run-time graph from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.
5/24/2021, move the cursor to the second line and highlight the first
9 (9 a.m.)
and the following two dots. Then press the Enter key to update the display.