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Machine Page\Screen

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Overview

The Machine Page provides a dedicated, real-time view of a single machine’s performance, events, and operational status. It allows operators and maintenance teams to drill down from a line into the root cause of issues faster, increasing availability and improving shift response time.

With V4.1, the Machine page has been fully redesigned to align with the new Matics Design System and includes an enhanced timeline, updated widget area, and an upgraded service call workflow to ensure faster and more accurate machine-level decision making.


What’s New in the Machine Page?

The Machine Page redesign focuses on clarity, consistency, and rapid troubleshooting. Key improvements:

  • Unified interface aligned with LMV & Cockpit (new Design System)

  • Updated timeline with Stops, Performance Deviations, Rejects, and Tasks tabs

  • Improved service call experience from any log event or ad-hoc request

  • Widget alignment with Cockpit for consistent KPI tracking

  • New Machine TV Display for visual shop-floor monitoring


How to access the machine page

You can access the Machine Page from two areas:

From All-Machines/Department View

Department view - click on the machine name will take you to the machine page

Or from all machines view - click on the machine name

From a Line Drill-Down (LMV)

When working in the Line Master View (LMV), operators can easily drill down from the line level to a specific machine to investigate issues or monitor detailed performance.

How to Access

  • Click on the machine name in the LMV header or machine card.



  • The Machine Page opens in the context of the selected line.


    This direct navigation allows operators to move seamlessly from a line-level overview to machine-level analysis without losing context.

Machine timeline and log

The Machine Log provides operators with a clear, time-based overview of all activities related to a single machine during the shift.

It helps operators stay on top of ongoing work, unexpected events, and performance gaps at the machine level, while remaining fully aligned with the Cockpit interface for a familiar and consistent user experience.

The new machine log categorizes every planned and unplanned event into four main tabs: Tasks, Availability (Downtime), Performance, and Quality Losses (Rejects), making it easier to track activity and identify root causes directly on the machine.

Tasks

The Tasks tab lists all current and upcoming tasks assigned to the machine for the active shift. You can:

  • View each task’s start and end time, assigned machine, and status (To Do, In Progress).

  • Click on a task to complete it or update its progress.

  • Monitor priority indicators (for example, High) to focus on urgent actions first.

Benefits:

  • Keeps operators organized and focused on what needs to be done on the machine right now.

  • Prevents missed tasks by clearly visualizing all active and upcoming assignments.

  • 👉 Completed tasks are not shown in this view — the focus is on real-time execution.

Availability

The Availability tab displays all machine stops that occurred during the shift, including both reported and unreported downtime events.

You can:

  • Instantly see unreported stops, including how much time remains to report them.

  • Review reported stop details, such as duration, stop reason, and failure category.

  • From any reported stop event, call a technician directly with two clicks.

Benefits:

  • Encourages timely and accurate stop reporting.

  • Reduces maintenance response time by connecting operators directly to technicians.

  • Improves the quality of machine availability data and downtime analysis.

Performance

The Performance tab shows all parameter deviations and efficiency-related events detected for the machine during the shift.

You can:

  • See when machine parameters (such as speed, cycle time, or temperature) fell outside their target thresholds.

  • Identify exactly when and why the machine impacted performance.

  • Trigger a technician call directly from any deviation event.

Benefits:

  • Helps operators correct performance drifts before they escalate.

  • Enables proactive machine tuning and faster issue resolution.

  • Supports stable and consistent machine output.

Quality

The Quality tab summarizes all rejects and quality losses detected on the machine during the shift.

You can:

  • Review the type and quantity of rejects recorded.

  • Classify rejects manually if required (for example: Misprint, Seal Failure, Damaged Product).

  • From any reported reject, call a technician.

Benefits:

  • Ensures accurate reject classification and traceability.

  • Provides clear visibility into machine-level quality performance.

  • Supports waste reduction and continuous improvement initiatives.

Widgets Area

The Widget Area is one of the most powerful and flexible features of the Machine Page.

It allows operators and team members to personalize their machine-level dashboard based on their role, priorities, and the specific information they need to monitor in real time for a single machine.

Personalization and Layout

Each user can design their own machine dashboard layout.

There is no limit to the number of widgets that can be added to the Machine Page view.

You can:

  • Add new widgets from the Widget Library.

  • Remove widgets that are no longer relevant for the machine.

  • Reorganize widgets using simple drag-and-drop actions.

Your widget area is unique to your user — changes apply only to your personal view and do not affect other users viewing the same machine.

Widget Library

When adding a widget, users can choose from a variety of visualization types, each designed to highlight different aspects of machine performance.

The Widget Library provides flexible options to support monitoring, troubleshooting, and optimization at the machine level.

Widget Type

Description

Example use

Simple Widget

Displays a single, real-time KPI value.

PE%, Cycle Time, Speed

Range Widget

Shows a live parameter within a defined range (min–max).

Temperature, Pressure, Speed deviation

Progress widgets

Visualizes current progress toward a defined target.

Job progress

Trend Widget

Plots a continuous trend over time for a key metric.

Hourly PE or OEE trend

Target Comparison Widget

Compares current performance against set goals.

Actual vs. Target Production

For Simple and Range widgets, you’ll need to select the specific parameter you want to display - such as a line metric or a machine attribute

Editin Widgets

You can edit your widgets at any time using the Action Menu

located in the top-right corner of the LMV screen.

  1. Click the



  2. Select “Edit Widget”.

  3. The widget area enters edit mode — all widgets become interactive.

  4. Hover over a widget to:

    • Delete it

    • Replace it with another type

    • Change its parameters (e.g., target value, parameter source, range)

  5. Use drag and drop to rearrange the layout and prioritize visibility

Important icons and menu you should know about

  • Service Call Icon: Displays all open service calls for the stations in your machine.


    • From here you can:

      • Track call details (task name, time, machine, priority).

      • Start or manage tasks.

      • Open new ad hoc service calls for specific stations.

  • Machine Messages - Help you to communicate with the operator on the machine and send preset messages (from Rules)

Action Menu

The Machine Action Menu

provides operators with quick access to machine-level actions that support daily production, quality handling, data correction, and shift execution.

Each action is designed to be used during the shift, directly from the machine context, without leaving the Machine Page.

  • Pending jobs

    • Opens a list of jobs waiting to be activated.

    • Includes job details such as product name, target quantity, and timeframe.

    • Operators can activate the next job directly.

  • End SETUP - Ends the setup phase for the current job and transitions the machine into production mode.

  • Report Reject Allows operators to manually report rejects directly from the machine. You can:

    • Enter reject quantity.

    • Select or define a reject reason.

    • Associate rejects with the current job or time window.

  • Change Units in Cycle Updates the number of units produced (cavities) per machine cycle.

  • Create inventory item - Creates an inventory item out of the produced units

  • Fix Units Produced - Allows the operators to fix the amount of units produced in case of missing data

  • Order Quality test - Creates a quality inspection request for the current production.

  • Change main operator - Updates the main operator assigned to the machine.

  • Update production status - Changes the production status of the machine.

  • Edit Widget - enable edit mode for widgets: Delete, replace, or reconfigure existing widgets from the Widget Library.

  • View other shifts - allows you to instantly review and compare performance across different shifts - past, current, or even custom timeframes.
    This helps teams identify performance trends, analyze recurring issues, and ensure full alignment between shift handovers.

  • Switch to TV display - TV display adjustments have been automated for better visualization. Shift handovers and daily meetings have never been clearer.

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