Use this window to analyze all the stop events which have been reported on your production unit within a given time period. These stop events will be displayed in a tree map graph, where the events are grouped by the object on which it was reported. Tree maps serve as a visualization technique for presenting hierarchical information using a two dimensional display that is viewed by size and color. This type of graph is useful for instances where large amounts of data are required to be analyzed as it makes it easier to view and thereby make conclusions on the reported stop events. Note: In IFS/Max OEE it will be possible to set the total stop length against the number of stop events and vice versa.
There are a number of options to select from when defining the type of view you want in this window. Among other options, you can choose to change the current view by selecting an available view from the Partitioning Method list. You can also choose to include a border and/or show labels in the tree map, as well as to define the number of object structure levels you want to set as the maximum depth. Alternatively, you have the option of filtering data in this window by performing a search using the right mouse button options Show Search Criteria or Advanced Search Criteria.