Horizon Time used to filter lists of failures and downtime incidents in standard configurations. For example, if the horizon is set to 15 months, the configurations show failures and downtime incidents that have occurred in the last fifteen months. See Also Remaining PF interval Filters lists of failures to show only those with PF intervals that will elapse when the time period has passed. See Also Prior to the failure Amount of time that indicator readings are charted prior to the failure’s occurrence. See Also After the failure is resolved Amount of time that indicator readings are charted after the failure is resolved. See Also Downtime unit of measure The unit of time in which downtime is reported (for example, minutes or hours). This unit will appear on downtime reports when they are created. Note: Do not alter the setting from its initial value if there are remaining downtime instances to be recorded for a failure. Otherwise, Lost Production by Reason charts will display unexpected results. See Also Overlapping downtime incidents are allowed When this option is selected, one asset can have two or more downtime incidents at the same time. This is handy, for example, when an asset produces more than one product and one production line closes down before another. See Also Risk assessment required for alarm acknowledgments When this option is selected, alarm acknowledgments include a preliminary step: anomaly risk assessment. See Also
