Branch

Branch settings are used to configure default settings, config files, new user role, OEE coefficients, and the duration for which an active device should remain visible on the RTLS Real-Time map for a specific branch. These settings help tailor the system to the specific operational needs and conditions of each branch, ensuring that management and monitoring are both effective and efficient.

1 Choosing the default role for the new users
2 Setting up branch OEE coefficient
3 Show active devices from the last (seconds)
4 Configuration button

Choosing the default role for the new users

Select the role from the drop-down menu. If you need more roles, read the page: How to set up a role?

Setting up branch OEE coefficient

Write the OEE coefficient in the field below and click ‘Save’

The OEE (Overall Equipment Effectiveness) Coefficient is calculated based on the actual working time of an operator during a shift. For instance, during the morning shift which lasts from 6 AM to 2 PM, an operator is scheduled to work for 8 hours, equivalent to 480 minutes. However, this duration includes breaks—specifically, a 10-minute breakfast break, a 30-minute lunch break, and two additional 4-minute breaks (which could be for personal reasons like using the restroom or smoking). Therefore, the actual working time is reduced to 432 minutes (480 - 10 - 30 - 4 - 4), which represents 90% of the scheduled working time. Consequently, the OEE Coefficient for this shift is calculated as 0.90.

OEE Coefficient sets Target OEE used in RTLS reports RTLS Analytics

Show active devices from the last (seconds)

This field is used to set the time, and how long should be inactive device shown in the Digital Twin app.

Example: right now we have it set to 3600 seconds, which is exactly 1 hour. When we turn off our device and tConnect app right now, we would see this device as “Inactive” for 1 hour in the Digital Twin app.

Configuration button

Here we can change how our devices will be behaving by changing the values of the configuration files.