Setting up Asset Performance Dashboard

Oracle Manufacturing Operations Center, Release 12.2

ORACLE WHITE PAPER | OCTOBER 2015
Table of Contents

Introduction 1

Pre-requisites 1

Setup Flowchart 1

Setup Details 3

Create MOC Site 3

Create system record in MOC 3

Setup or collect Organizations 4

Assign data sources to Site 5

Create User Defined Entities 5

Create resources 6

Create or collect resource cost 6

Create Equipment 7

Create Equipment Hierarchy 8

Setup Equipment Reason Lookup 8

Setup Contextualization 10

Setup Tags 10

Map Tags to Equipment 11

Setup or collect items 12

Setup or collect item costs 12

Setup or collect item categories 12

Setup Item Hierarchy 12

Load Production Schedules 13

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 Load Production Segments [Optional] 14

Load Equipment Standard Rates 14

Load Equipment Production Schedules 14

Load Workorder Reservation [Optional] 14

Load Equipment Status 15

Load Equipment Output 15

Setup Profile Options [Optional] 15

Setup Message Domain Lookup [Optional] 16

Load Assets 16

Create Personnel Records 16

Setup Events 16

Load Events Data 16

Process Event Data 16

Dashboard Details 17

Production Assets 17

OEE by Asset 17

OEE Breakup by Asset 17

Asset Events 18

Asset Production Performance 18

Asset Output and Scrap report 19

Asset Detail Status Trend 19

Asset Downtime Analysis 19

Asset Operation Parameters 20

Non Production Assets 20

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 Asset Events 20

Asset Detail Status Trend 21

Asset Downtime Analysis 21

Asset Operation Parameters 22

Conclusion 22

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Introduction
This whitepaper provides step-by-step instructions for implementing the Asset Performance
Dashboard, Release12.2. Each step describes what the step accomplishes and the mechanics of the
step. After you plan your implementation, follow each step and enter your business data using the
sample csv file templates.

The Asset Performance Dashboard provides reporting capabilities for production and maintenance
assets within an organization. The dashboard displays reports for the shop floor events such as
breakdown, excessive scrap, unstable equipment, and also details of asset status, production
performance, output, scrap, and operating parameters.

The scope of this whitepaper is restricted to production assets only. Users can additionally prepare
data for non-production assets.

Pre-requisites
Before commencing the data preparation for the asset performance dashboard, complete the following tasks:

Apply MOC patches and configure ODI and OBIEE according to the Oracle Manufacturing Operations Center
Installation Note for release 12.2.4 (Document ID: 1669093.1).
Generate a Gregorian calendar by running the concurrent program MTH: Populate MOC Gregorian Calendar.
Generate seed data by running the ODI scenario MTH_PKG_ SEED_DATA from the ODI studio.

Setup Flowchart
This section provides information on preparing the Asset Performance Dashboard in MOC. Some of the steps
outlined in this flowchart are required and some are optional. You need to perform optional steps only if you intend
to use the related feature or complete certain business functions. MOC allows three modes of data entry application
page, flat files, and tags. Each of the steps describes the applicable data entry modes. For the whitepaper, flat files
are used to the maximum extent possible. However, users can explore other modes as well depending upon their
business requirements.

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 Load Production
Create or collect Setup Attributes Schedules, Material Setup Profile Option
Create MOC Site for Events
Resource Cost Produced

Create System Create or collect Setup Tags, Setup Equipment Setup Message
Record in MOC Equipment Map to Equipment Standard Rates Domain for Alerts

Load Equipment
Setup or collect Setup Equipment Setup or collect Production Load Assets
Organizations Hierarchy Items Schedules

Setup or collect Load Equipment Create Personnel

Assign Data Setup Equipment Record
Item Costs Output
Sources to Site Reasons Lookup

Create or collect Setup or collect Load Equipment

Setup Equipment Setup Events
User Defined Item Categories Status
Contextualization
Entities

Create or collect Setup Attribute Process Tags data

Setup Item
Resources Groups for attributes,
Hierarchy
events

Legend:
Tag CSV file MOC Page Source EBS

Mandatory Setup

Optional Setup

Figure 1- Setup Flowchart

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Setup Details
The following sections provide guidance on details of setup steps.

Create Site
A site represents a production or non-production facility. Define a MOC site using the Site Home page under the
Manufacturing Operations Center Administrator responsibility as shown in Figure 2.

Figure 2- Site Setup

Create System Record

Update the MTH_SYSTEMS_SETUP.csv provided as part of this whitepaper with the definition for source system
and upload the flat file to the file location set up by your administrator.

Navigate to ODI Studio with the credentials provided by your administrator. Select the Operator tab and then select
the Load Plans and Scenarios folder. Expand the folder as shown in Figure 3

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Figure 3 - ODI Studio

Select the MTH Setup folder. Expand the folder and then select the MTH Systems subfolder. Select the ODI
Scenario MTH_PKG_SYSTEMS_SETUP_EXT version 001. Right click on the scenario name and select Run. In the
Run prompt, select a Context from the list of values. Logical Agent and Log Level are optional fields. Click OK.

Set Up or Collect Organizations

You can link a MOC site to one or more inventory organizations from EBS. Run the ODI scenario
MTH_PKG_ORGANIZATIONS_SRC within the MTH Setup: MTH Systems folder to collect source organizations. If
you do not use EBS as a source system, then the non-EBS source organizations can be defined using the Microsoft
Excel template MTH_ORG.csv and then running the ODI scenario MTH_PKG_ORGANIZATIONS_EXT within the
MTH Setup: MTH Systems folder.

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Assign Data Sources to the Site
The system code -99999 is created automatically after running the ODI scenario MTH_PKG_SEED_DATA that is
placed under MTH Setup MTH Systems folder in the ODI studio.

Go to the Site Setup page and then Data Source Regions. Update the Source Organization from -99999 to M1 for
the first record. Next, add a new record with system code as DM and Source Organization as M1 as shown in Figure
4. The second record represents the flat file mode of data entry.

Figure 4- Data Sources Assignment to Site

Create User Defined Entities

User defined entities refer to department, resource groups or production lines within a plant. For our case we will
create four departments within the Seattle Manufacturing plant. These departments include: Paint Shop, Molding,
Assembly, and Testing. Navigation: Manufacturing Operations Center Administrator (responsibility) Setup
Entity Hierarchy Home User Defined Entity Setup. After the setup is completed, it must look as shown in Figure
5.

Figure 5- User Defined Entities Setup

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 Alternatively, you can use the MTH_ENTITY_MASTER.csv provided as part of this whitepaper that contains
demo data and then run ODI Scenario MTH_PKG_EQUIPMENT_ENTITIES_EXT from the ODI Studio. To load
resources from EBS, run the ODI Scenario MTH_PKG_EQUIPMENT_ENTITIES_SRC.

Create Resources
A machine resource is created in each of the departments of the Seattle Manufacturing plant. These resources
include a Paint Shop resource, Testing resource, Assembly resource, and Molding resource. You can complete the
resource setup using the application page, csv file, or collected from the source EBS system.

Navigation: Manufacturing Operations Center Administrator (responsibility) Setup Entity Hierarchy Home
Resource Setup. After setup is completed, it must look as shown in Figure 6.

Figure 6- Setup Resources

Alternatively, you can use the MTH_RESOURCES.csv provided as part of this whitepaper that contains demo
data and then run ODI Scenario MTH_PKG_RESOURCES_EXT from ODI Studio. To load resources from EBS, run
the ODI Scenario MTH_PKG_RESOURCES_SRC.

Create or Collect Resource Cost

The resource cost can be collected from discrete manufacturing resources by running the ODI scenario
MTH_PKG_RESOURCE_COST_SRC. For this demo, resource cost is set up as shown in Table 1 using
MTH_RESOURCE_COST.csv and then running the ODI scenario MTH_PKG_RESOURCE_COST_EXT within the
MTH Setup > MTH Resources folder within ODI.

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 TABLE 1. RESOURCE COST

RESOURCE FROM DATE TO DATE COST SYSTEM CODE

Assembly Resource 01.01.2013 00:00:00 01.01.2020 00:00:00 10 DM

Molding Resource 01.01.2013 00:00:00 01.01.2020 00:00:00 11 DM

Testing Resource 01.01.2013 00:00:00 01.01.2020 00:00:00 12 DM

Paintshop Resource 01.01.2013 00:00:00 01.01.2020 00:00:00 13 DM

Create Equipment
For this demo, we will use MIXER1201, BRUSH02, CNC2008, BOILER, CONVEYOR, MOLDING MACHINE, and
TESTING MACHINE.

Navigation: Manufacturing Operations Center Administrator (responsibility Setup Entity Hierarchy Home
Equipment Setup. Upon completion, it must look as shown in Figure 7.

Figure 7- Equipment Setup

Alternatively, you can use the MTH_EQUIP_MASTER.csv provided as part of this whitepaper that contains demo
data. Next, run ODI Scenario MTH_PKG_EQUIPMENT_EXT from the ODI Studio. To load equipment entities from
EBS, run the ODI Scenario MTH_PKG_EQUIPMENT_ENTITIES_SRC. The equipment collected from EBS will have
the following naming convention: <Resource Name + Equipment Item Name + Serial Number>.

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Create Equipment Hierarchy
For this demo, we will use Department Hierarchy that contains four levels: Plant Department Resource
Equipment. To define the equipment hierarchy using the MOC screen, navigate to Manufacturing Operations Center
Administrator (responsibility) Setup Entity Hierarchy Home Hierarchy Setup. Create the parent - child
relationship as shown in Figure 8.

Figure 8- Final Equipment Hierarchy

Alternatively, you can use the MTH_EQUIP_HRCHY_DEF.csv provided as part of this whitepaper that contains
demo data. Load the csv file to the file location and then run the ODI Scenario
MTH_PKG_EQUIPMENT_HIERARCHY_EXT from the ODI Studio. If you are collecting the entities from Oracle
EBS, you can build the equipment hierarchy by running the ODI scenario
MTH_PKG_EQUIPMENT_HIERARCHY_SRC after department, resource group, resources and resource instances
(equipment) are collected.

Set Up Equipment Reason Lookup

MOC provides reports to analyze equipment scrap with reasons or equipment status. I.e.: runtime, idletime, and
downtime with the breakup of reason codes. First, the reason codes should be defined using the FND Lookups and
the equipment must then be associated to it. The lookup codes used for this document are shown in Tables 2 - 5.

TABLE 2. REASON CODES FOR SCRAP

LOOKUP TYPE LOOKUP NAME MEANING DESCRIPTION

MTH_SCRAP_REASON HAZ Heat Affected Zone

MTH_SCRAP_REASON RM Raw Material

MTH_SCRAP_REASON UC Under Cut

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 TABLE 3: DOWNTIME REASONS

SETUP

LOOKUP TYPE LOOKUP NAME MEANING DESCRIPTION

MTH_EQUIP_DOWNTIME_REASON DRV Drive Problem

MTH_EQUIP_DOWNTIME_REASON HT High Temperature

MTH_EQUIP_DOWNTIME_REASON LNK Link Breakage

MTH_EQUIP_DOWNTIME_REASON LP Low Pressure

MTH_EQUIP_DOWNTIME_REASON LTS Limit Switch Problem

TABLE 4: IDLE REASONS SETUP

LOOKUP TYPE LOOKUP NAME MEANING DESCRIPTION

MTH_EQUIP_IDLE_REASON BRK Break

MTH_EQUIP_IDLE_REASON CLE Clean

MTH_EQUIP_IDLE_REASON LOA Load

MTH_EQUIP_IDLE_REASON MO MAINTENANCE OUTAGE

TABLE 5: RUN REASONS SETUP

LOOKUP TYPE LOOKUP MEANING DESCRIPTION

NAME

MTH_EQUIP_RUN_REASON BLEND Blending

MTH_EQUIP_RUN_REASON MIX Mixing

Navigate to the Equipment Reason Code Setup page to associate reason codes with equipment. Select the
Equipment Hierarchy = Department Hierarchy, Level Name = Equipment, Level Instance = MIXER1201. Click the
Go button. Once the record is displayed in the Equipment Region, select the equipment by clicking the check box
and click the Update Sequentially button. This opens the Update Equipment Reason Code Sequentially:
&EQUIPMENT (1 of 1) page. Select the Downtime tab. In the Reason Code region, add the reason codes for
downtime. Complete the set up for idle time and Scrap. The setup, upon completion, must appear as shown in
Figure 9.

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Figure 9- Downtime Reason Setup

Alternatively, you can use the MTH_EQUIP_REASON_SETUP.csv provided as part of this whitepaper that
contains demo data. Load the csv file to the file location and then run the ODI Scenario
MTH_PKG_EQUIPMENT_REASONS_EXT from the ODI Studio.

Set Up Contextualization
For this whitepaper we will use Tag Based contextualization as shown in figure 10.

Figure 10- Contextualization Setup

Set Up Tags
Set up the tags using the Tag Setup page. Alternatively, use the MTH_TAG_MASTER_UI.csv with the sample data
as per table 6 to update the tag details and then run the ODI scenario MTH_PKG_TAGS_EXT.

TABLE 6: TAG SETUP

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 TAG CODE DESCRIPTION SOURCE DATA TYPE READING TYPE

Sts_M1-MIXER1201 Sts_M1-MIXER1201 APDB-M1 Numeric Incremental

IdleRsn_M1-MIXER1201 IdleRsn_M1-MIXER1201 APDB-M1 Alphanumeric Incremental

DwnRsn_M1-MIXER1201 DwnRsn_M1-MIXER1201 APDB-M1 Alphanumeric Incremental

Output_M1-MIXER1201 Output_M1-MIXER1201 APDB-M1 Numeric Incremental

ScrapRsn_M1-MIXER1201 ScrapRsn_M1-MIXER1201 APDB-M1 Alphanumeric Incremental

Scrap_M1-MIXER1201 Scrap_M1-MIXER1201 APDB-M1 Numeric Incremental

Cqty_M1-MIXER1201 Cqty_M1-MIXER1201 APDB-M1 Numeric Incremental

Wo_M1-MIXER1201 Wo_M1-MIXER1201 APDB-M1 Alphanumeric Incremental

Item_M1-MIXER1201 Item_M1-MIXER1201 APDB-M1 Alphanumeric Incremental

Temp_M1-MIXER1201 Temp_M1-MIXER1201 APDB-M1 Numeric Incremental

Pres_M1-MIXER1201 Pres_M1-MIXER1201 APDB-M1 Numeric Incremental

Map Tags to Equipment

Map all of the tags to equipment MIXER1201 using the Tag Mapping page.

Figure 11- Tag Mapping

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Set Up or Collect Items
Items can be collected from source EBS by running the ODI scenario MTH_PKG_ITEMS_SRC. For this demo, we
will set up seven items: ITEM1, ITEM2, ITEM3, ITEM4, ITEM5, CM66711, ITEM7 produced by equipment
MIXER1201, BRUSH02, CNC2008, BOILER, CONVEYOR, MOLDING MACHINE, DL-MCH1 NEW TESTING
MACHINE, respectively.

Review or update the csv file MTH_ITEMS_MASTER.csv and run the ODI Scenario MTH_PKG_ITEMS_EXT.

TABLE 7: ITEMS

ITEM PRIMARY KEY PRIMARY UOM SOURCE ORG SYSTEM KEY ITEM NAME DESCRIPTION

ITEM1-M1 EA M1 DM ITEM1 ITEM1_Mixer_M1

ITEM2-M1 EA M1 DM ITEM2 ITEM2_Brush_M1

ITEM3-M1 EA M1 DM ITEM3 ITEM3_CNC_M1

ITEM4-M1 EA M1 DM ITEM4 ITEM4_BOILER_M1

ITEM5-M1 EA M1 DM ITEM5 ITEM5-Conveyer_M1

ITEM6-M1 EA M1 DM CM66711 ITEM6-Molding Machine_M1

ITEM7-M1 EA M1 DM ITEM7 ITEM7-NEW TESTING

MACHINE_M1

Set Up or Collect Item Costs

Set up a nominal cost for each of the items ITEM1, ITEM2, ITEM3, ITEM4, ITEM5, CM66711, and ITEM7.Run the
ODI scenario MTH_PKG_ITEM_COST_SRC to collect Item Cost from Discrete Organizations. For this demo, item
cost will be entered using the csv file MTH_ITEM_COST.csv and running the ODI scenario
MTH_PKG_ITEM_COST_EXT.

Set Up or Collect Item Categories

Set up item categories MISC.MISC(M1), Categ1(M1), Categ2(M1) to be assigned to each of the items. The item
categories can be collected from EBS by running the ODI scenario. For this demo, item categories are set up using
the csv file, MTH_ITEM_CATEGORY.csv and then running the ODI scenario
MTH_PKG_ITEM_CATEGORIES_EXT.

Set Up Item Hierarchy

For this whitepaper, the seeded item hierarchy Item Hierarchy 01 with three levels will be used. The lowest level,
Level 10 will be item and its parent, Level 9 will be item category And Level 8 will again be an item category. Refer
to Table 8 for the data used for this document.

TABLE 8. ITEM HIERARCHY

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 LEVEL_FK PARENT_FK LEVEL_NUM SYSTEM_FK
HIERARCHY_NAME

Item Hierarchy 01 ITEM1-M1 Categ1(M1) 10 DM

Item Hierarchy 01 ITEM2-M1 Categ1(M1) 10 DM

Item Hierarchy 01 ITEM3-M1 Categ1(M1) 10 DM

Item Hierarchy 01 ITEM4-M1 Categ1(M1) 10 DM

Item Hierarchy 01 ITEM5-M1 Categ1(M1) 10 DM

Item Hierarchy 01 ITEM6-M1 Categ1(M1) 10 DM

Item Hierarchy 01 ITEM7-M1 Categ1(M1) 10 DM

Item Hierarchy 01 Categ1(M1) Categ2(M1) 9 DM

You can set up item hierarchy by loading MTH_ITEM_HIERARCHY.csv and then running the ODI scenario
MTH_PKG_ITEM_HIERARCHY_EXT.

Load Production Schedules

For this whitepaper, we will create workorders (production schedules) for each of the items. Workorders can be
loaded using the template MTH_PROD_SCHEDULES.csv and then running the ODI scenario
MTH_PKG_PRODUCTION_SCHEDULES_EXT.

TABLE 9. PRODUCTION SCHEDULE

WO SOURCE SYSTEM TYPE STATUS PLANNED PLANNED ACTUAL ACTUAL

ORG START COMPLETION START COMPLETION
DATE DATE DATE DATE

WO1-M1 M1 DM 1 Complete 1/1/2015 1/1/2015 1/1/2015 1/1/2015

WO2-M1 M1 DM 1 Complete 1/1/2015 1/1/2015 1/1/2015 1/1/2015

WO3-M1 M1 DM 1 Complete 1/1/2015 1/1/2015 1/1/2015 1/1/2015

WO4-M1 M1 DM 1 Complete 1/1/2015 1/1/2015 1/1/2015 1/1/2015

WO5-M1 M1 DM 1 Complete 1/1/2015 1/1/2015 1/1/2015 1/1/2015

WO6-M1 M1 DM 1 Complete 1/1/2015 1/1/2015 1/1/2015 1/1/2015

WO7-M1 M1 DM 1 Complete 1/1/2015 1/1/2015 1/1/2015 1/1/2015

Alternatively, production schedules can be collected from the source EBS system.

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Load Production Segments [optional]
Load the production segments using the MTH_PROD_SEGMENTS.csv provided in this whitepaper and then run the
ODI scenario MTH_PKG_PRODUCTION_SEGMENTS_EXT. This set up is required only for the Equipment
Production Performance report in the Production Supervisor dashboard.

TABLE 10. PRODUCTION SEGMENT EXAMPLE

WO SEGMENT ITEM START UOM ACTUAL ACTUAL STATUS

QUANTITY START COMPLETION
DATE DATE

WO1-M1 SEG1 ITEM1 1/1/2015 1/1/2015 1/1/2015 1/1/2015 Complete

Load Equipment Standard Rates

Load the equipment standard rates by loading MTH_EQUIP_STANDARD_RATES.csv and then running the ODI
scenario MTH_PKG_EQUIPMENT_STD_RATE_EXT. The equipment standard rate specifies the rate of production
per hour of equipment, either for specific or all items and operations.

TABLE11: EQUIPMENT STANDAD RATE EXAMPLE

EQUIPMENT OPERATION ITEM UOM RATE

M1-CNC2008 10 ITEM3-M1 EA 6

Load Equipment Production Schedules

Load the equipment production schedules by updating MTH_EQUIP_PROD_SCHEDULE.csv and then running the
ODI scenario MTH_PKG_EQUIPMENT_PROD_SCHEDULE_EXT.

Load Workorder Reservation [optional]

Load the workorder reservations by updating MTH_WO_SALES_ORDERS.csv provided in this whitepaper and then
running ODI scenario MTH_PKG_WORKORDER_RESERVATION_EXT. Alternatively, run the ODI scenario
MTH_PKG_WORKORDER_RESERVATIONS_SRC to collect sales order reservations.

TABLE 12. RESERVATION EXAMPLE

RESERVATION WO SO SO LINE REQUEST PROMISE SCHEDULED QTY PRODUCT UOM

DATE DATE SHIP DATE
PRIMARY KEY

1111 WO1 SO1 1 1/1/2015 1/1/2015 1/1/2015 5 IETM1 EA

1112 WO2 SO1 1 1/1/2015 1/1/2015 1/1/2015 5 ITEM2 EA

1113 WO3 SO1 1 1/1/2015 1/1/2015 1/1/2015 5 ITEM3 EA

1114 WO4 SO1 1 1/1/2015 1/1/2015 1/1/2015 5 ITEM4 EA

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Load Equipment Status
Load the equipment status by updating MTH_EQUIP_STATUS.csv provided in this whitepaper and then running the
ODI scenario MTH_PKG_PROCESS_TRANSACTIONS. As shown in Table 11, equipment status specifies up,
down, run, or idle condition of equipment for a time period.

TABLE 13. EQUIPMENT STATUS EXAMPLE

SHIFT FROM TIME FROM TIME STATUS REASON

EQUIPMENT

M1-MIXER1201 1 1/1/2015 5:00:00 1/1/2015 5:00:00 EA 100

M1-BRUSH02 1 1/1/2015 5:00:00 1/1/2015 5:00:00 EA 100

M1-CNC2008 1 1/1/2015 5:00:00 1/1/2015 5:00:00 EA 100

M1-BOIL 1 1/1/2015 5:00:00 1/1/2015 5:00:00 EA 100

Load Equipment Output

Load the equipment output by reviewing or updating MTH_EQUIP_OUTPUT.csv provided in this whitepaper and
then running the ODI scenario MTH_PKG_PROCESS_TRANSACTIONS. As shown in Table 12, equipment output
specifies the output such as completed, rejected, or scrap quantities of items produced from production equipment
against a workorder and operation at a specific time.

TABLE14: EQUIPMENT OUTPUT EXAMPLE

ITEM SHIFT WORKORDER OP READING TIME UOM GOOD QTY

EQUIPMENT QTY SCRAP

M1-MIXER1201 ITEM1 1 WO1 10 1/1/2015 5:00:00 AM EA 100 5

M1-BRUSH02 ITEM2 1 WO1 10 1/1/2015 5:00:00 AM EA 100 5

M1-CNC2008 ITEM3 1 WO1 10 1/1/2015 5:00:00 AM EA 100 5

M1-BOIL ITEM4 1 WO1 10 1/1/2015 5:00:00 AM EA 100 5

Set Up Profile Options [optional]

Set up profile options if event management is required to create work requests in Oracle EAM.

VALUE
PROFILE

MTH: Work Request Auto Approve N

MTH: Work Request Priority ID 1

MTH: Maintenance User mfg

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Set Up Message Domain Lookup [optional]
This setup is required if mobile alerts are required. When you enter the lookup code, meaning, and description for
MTH_MESSAGE_DOMAIN_NAME, the text in the description field should be prefixed with @ symbol.

Load Assets
MOC Asset is linked to EAM Asset using the Asset Serial Number. Assets can be created in MOC using
MTH_ASSET_MASTER.CSV and then running the ODI scenario MTH_PKG_ASSETS_EXT. Query the asset from
the Define Asset Number form in EAM (as shown in screenshot). Note the Asset Number, Asset Group, and Asset
Group ID. These must be the same in the MTH Asset Master Table.

Create Personnel Records

User setup is required in the Event Management Framework. The user will receive an E-Mail notification once the
event is triggered in MOC. Details are described later in the script. The user can be created by running the SQL
script with name and email credentials in the environment, or using MTH_PERSONNEL.csv and then running the
ODI scenario MTH_PKG_PERSONNEL_EXT.

Set Up Events
Navigate to Setup > Events Setup and create a new event. Enter Equipment Hierarchy as Department Hierarchy,
Level Name as Equipment, and Level Instance as MIXER1201. Press the Go Button. In the Equipments region,
Equipment MIXER1201 displays. Click Update Sequentially. Select Event Type as Equipment Down. There are
other event types which should be explained as part of the demo, but the scope of this script is limited to equipment
down, and optionally to equipment down over a period. Select Event Action as Create Work Request in EAM, select
Notification Preferences, and enter your Full Name. Tab out of the field. The E-Mail address is defaulted. Save the
record.

Load Events Data

Insert the data file through a SQL script or other mechanism directly into the MTH schema into the table
MTH_TAG_READINGS_RAW. The data can also be collected from PLCs using a device bridge such as Kepserver,
ILS, Matrikon with MOC adapter which pushes the data into MTH_TAG_READINGS_RAW.

Process Event Data

Run the Concurrent program MTH: Process Transactions with process Mode = Incremental Refresh and Data
Source = Raw Tag Data.

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Dashboard Details

Production Assets

The Production Asset tab has several regions:

The first region displays the time prompts and the asset prompt that contain only the list of production assets. The
default value for the time prompt is the previous month.

The second region displays three charts: OEE By Asset, OEE Breakup by Asset, and Asset Events. The OEE by
Asset chart displays a gauge indicating the OEE value for the selected production asset. The OEE Breakup chart
displays Machine Availability, Machine Performance, and First Pass Yield values. You can navigate to the Machine
Availability Details page, Machine Performance Details page, and First Pass Yield Details page by clicking on the
links in the respective tables in Machine Availability, Machine Performance, and First Pass Yield columns,
respectively. The third chart is Asset Events

OEE by Asset
The OEE by Asset chart displays a gauge indicating the OEE value for the selected production asset.

OEE Breakup by Asset

The OEE Breakup by Asset chart displays Machine Availability, Machine Performance, and First Pass Yield values
in a table format or a bar chart You can navigate to the Machine Availability Details page, Machine Performance
Details page, and First Pass Yield Details page by clicking on the links in the respective tables in Machine
Availability, Machine Performance, and First Pass Yield columns, respectively.

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Asset Events
The Asset Events chart displays details of events triggered for the assets such as time, description of events,
reasons for the events, and event actions. Manufacturing Operations Center (MOC) provides two seeded event
actions that include creation of work requests in Oracle Enterprise Asset Management Application and Mail
Notifications.

Asset Production Performance

The Asset Production Performance report compares the actual production rate and the completion quantity with the
scheduled quantity and standard rate.

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Asset Output and Scrap Report
The Asset Output and Scrap report displays total quantity produced by the production asset, rejected quantity, scrap
quantity, reworked quantity, and first pass yield.

Asset Detail Status Trend

The Asset Detail Status Trend chart displays trend of run time, idle time, down time, and off time in hours.

Asset Downtime Analysis

The Asset Downtime Analysis pie chart displays percentage of down time by downtime reasons

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Asset Operation Parameters

Asset Operation Parameters display the trend of a selected operation parameter from the operation parameter
prompt and consists of a list of operation parameters seeded for Extensible Attribute in MOC. These parameters
include pressure, temperature, RPM, length, width, thickness, and weight.

Non Production Assets

The Non-Production Asset tab of Asset Performance dashboard displays performance information for a selected
non-production asset.

Asset Events
The Asset Events chart displays details of events triggered for the assets including time, description of events,
reasons for the events, and event actions. Manufacturing Operations Center (MOC) provides two seeded event
actions that include creation of work requests in Oracle Enterprise Asset Management Application and Mail
Notifications.

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Asset Detail Status Trend

The Asset Detail Status Trend chart displays trend of run time, idle time, down time, and off time in hours.

Asset Downtime Analysis

The Asset Downtime Analysis pie chart displays percentage of down time by downtime reasons.

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Asset Operation Parameters

The Asset Operation Parameters chart displays the trend of a selected operation parameter from the operation
parameter prompt and consists of a list of operation parameters seeded for Extensible Attribute in MOC. These
parameters include pressure, temperature, RPM, length, width, thickness, and weight.

Conclusion
The Asset Performance Dashboard is a role-based dashboard for plant managers, providing insight into equipment
performance of production and non-production assets. The dashboard provides reports on events, asset detail
status trend, asset downtime analysis, asset production performance, asset output and scrap, and asset operational
parameters for production assets. The dashboard also provides reports about events, asset detail status trend,
asset downtime analysis, and asset operational parameters for non-production assets. This whitepaper illustrates
the steps to implement the Asset Performance Dashboard in Release 12.2.

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Setting up Asset Performance Dashboard

October 2015
Author: Shailendra Naithani