Types and Appearances of Reports

There is just one report design file for each report type. Due to different grouping, the reports generated of one file may appear in different ways.
Here we show only one exemplary variant of the many.
Some reports also contain several different charts.

Report Type	Report
Efficiency Report	The first page shows a summary of all elements of the selected grouping, e.g. for all patterns. The following pages lists all elements of the selected grouping. For example, here the efficiency of the individual patterns.
User Efficiency Report	The user efficiency report can be selected as specific grouping in the report template of the efficiency report (two variants). It differs in the formula for calculating the stop times. Unavoidable stop times are added to the productive times. Actually avoidable stop times are added to the unproductive times and displayed in red The first page shows a summary of all elements of the selected grouping. For example, for all machines The following pages lists all elements of the selected grouping. For example, here the user efficiency at the individual machines.
Event List	This report lists all events in a tabular list. The report may contain many pages. Recommendation: Restrict displayed attributes Secondary Parameters Set filters the way that less machines are shown. Primary Parameters
Expected Quantities	This report indicates the expected piece numbers of the production for all elements of the adjusted grouping (in this case days). The displayed piece numbers depend on the set filter parameters.
Production statistics machine	This report lists the production data of all machines in a table. The report may contain many pages. Recommendation: Restrict displayed attributes Secondary Parameters Set filters the way that less machines are shown. Primary Parameters
Stop History	This report indicates the stop times for all elements of the adjusted grouping (in this case days) in relation to the grouped line in %. All stop times of a bar row result in 100 %. It is possible to sort including all lines by a specific stop time, e.g. if you want to know where you lost the most time with the stop take-down. Via the sorting filter you can sort by relative time (TAKE_DOWN_PC) or absolute time (TAKE_DOWN_DURATION). With absolute sorting the bar widths do not appear ascending as they represent the relative stop time. Do not confused by this. If your cursor is on a bar, a small window is opened, where the absolute time is displayed. You will realize that the times are ascending. In the graphic it was sorted by the absolute stop time for the pattern processing. The absolute time in the output window at the top is less then the time at the bottom, though the bar at the top is longer.
Stop motion statistics machines	This report lists all stop times in a table. The report may contain many pages. Recommendation: Restrict displayed attributes Secondary Parameters Set filters the way that less machines are shown. Primary Parameters
Yarn Demand	This report lists all yarns expected to be needed in a table. Additionally, the sums of all grouping elements as well as the total sum are displayed. Two types of grouping steps can be chosen. The first is a time criterion as day or week. The second criterion can be e.g. machine, pattern, production ID and others. The yarn quantities result from the knitting programs of the orders, the production planning and the progress of the production. You can determine how much yarn must be fed in the time periods of the production and how much you need to have in total.