Synthetic line · live clock — demo only. Not actual production data.
Equipment productivity front door · CAL · MES now 10-25 22:59 · 2026-10-21 → 2026-10-25 · stop ≥ 15min
Station → stop ≥ min RAM
Production 77h56m(71%) Should-run idle 32h02m(29%) 71% Fleet util
29% Should-run idle
Inside the expected run window with neither a production signal nor a work order behind it — due to run, and idle. This is the gap that follow-up questions (§24) close.
77h56m
Production inside the expected run window (equipment view, interval-union)
Production 77h56m · 71%
Should-run idle 32h02m · 29%
Share of the expected run window (2 cluster machines, Σ110h). Time not due to run is outside this chart entirely — it is not a state, it is not in the denominator.
Availability (A)
100%
work-order hours basis (same as /equipment)
Utilization (U)
81%
production over available
work-order detail →
denominator = expected run window (2 cluster machines; periods the calendar does not cover count as expected-to-run = low-side estimate) · The production calendar covers only 4/5 production days — days it does not cover carry no availability.
Fusion overlays cmms work-order downtime onto the intervals with no production signal. On this axis the split stops at availability: Repair / Planned PM / Waiting parts (down) / Waiting vendor (down) — and legacy eMaint order types — all render as one Down colour, and hovering a segment still names its own category; the four-way split is shown in full on /equipment. MES production always wins; on-hold (machine-time wait / test run) is not counted as downtime. Everything else inside the expected run window is Should-run idle — the gap §24 follow-up closes. Time not due to run is outside the denominator entirely.

Idle time over the expected run window — §25 health signal (green = producing · red = down, cmms work orders · yellow = should-run idle; the muted base = not due to run, outside the denominator)

10-21 22:59producing · max 33% · min 10% · avg 24%now 10-25 22:59

Machines — shared time axis · stops that line up across rows = shift / line-wide downtime · click any row to drill down →

10-22 10-23 10-24 10-25
EID-55040 RAM
Calibration Tester #1
47%
EID-55232 RAM
EID-55232
42% 3/4
EID-54912 RAM
Calibration Bay #1
65%
EID-54681 RAM
Calibration Bay #2
44%
EID-54775 RAM
Calibration Bay #3
◌
EID-54457 RAM
Calibration Bay #4
84%
Legend (same across the fleet chart, machine rows and sub-positions) Production Down Should-run idle Expected run window Not due to run Calendar does not cover ┆ close-of-day / expansion boundary Low confidence (hatched) Outside the expected run window (faded)
10-21 22:59now 10-25 22:59
◌ 1 position(s) excluded from the capacity denominator: EID-54775 (not scheduled since 2026-08-05). Their rows are kept — excluding them silently would reward leaving a machine broken. · source: synthetic work-order source (sandbox, not a plant registry)
Indented rows = module sub-positions of the machine above — a breakdown view, not added to station totals.
▲ Click a machine above → drill into its single-machine §23 state timeline