In the Timetable object shifts can be specified and then the Timetable can be assigned to flow objects in the model. The shifts in the Timetable specifies at what points in time during a week objects should be available/operational. Several Timetables can be added in a model.
To make a flow object follow a Timetable use the timetable setting of the flow object.
Note: Objects that aren't operational according to the timetable they follow is either in a break state or unplanned state. Unplanned state represents time between shifts and break state represents time within a shift specified as break. The portions of the time that the object have spent in either state can be found in the results under Utilization .
Settings
The settings of the Timetable are listed below along with a short description and possibly a link to a more detailed description about the setting.
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Setting |
Description |
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Name |
Sets the name of the object. |
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Location |
Displays the location of the object. |
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Shifts |
A detailed description about shifts can be found here. |
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Nodes |
List of all the flow objects following this Timetable. |
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User attributes |
Lists all attributes that the user has added to the object. See User attributes for more details. |