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Proveris OEE
Augmented Reality Module
This video explains the steps to enable and configure the Augmented Reality (AR) feature in Proveris. It shows how to connect live OEE and machine data with the camera view for real-time monitoring.
AR Camera Settings & QR Code
Learn how to configure and manage AR camera settings within your Proveris OEE software step by step.
Machine Management
This video explains the steps to manage machines in Proveris OEE. It covers how to add, edit, and organize machines within the system, as well as how to link them with production data for monitoring and analysis.
Machine
Learn how to configure and manage machine within your Proveris OEE software step by step.
Data Parameters
This video provides an explanation of the data parameters in Proveris OEE.
OEE Parameters
Step-by-step explanation of the OEE parameters in Proveris OEE.
Setup & License
This module covers the single step required before Proveris OEE can be used. The software is installed on the computer and the license activation screen is completed to make the system ready for use. No other step can be started until licensing is complete.
Licensing
Learn step-by-step how to license Proveris OEE.
Data Configuration
This module covers the configuration steps required before data collection can begin. Users are created and linked to RFID cards, machine fault types are pre-defined as alarms, and SMS and email notifications are configured. Energy cost settings are also entered so the system can calculate accurate cost data from the start.
Sensor Tags & Data Collection
This module explains how field data is brought into Proveris OEE through Modbus sensor tags. Channels and Frames are created, tag fields are explained in detail, and all four required sensor tags are defined one by one: the product count sensor, the quality output sensor, the energy meter, and the RFID card reader. Each tag plays a specific role in the OEE calculation.
Shift Management
This module explains the shift system in Proveris OEE. The core principle — that all OEE calculations are based strictly on defined shift boundaries — is covered first. Shift records are then created step by step, followed by Short Break and Meal Break records. Each record type affects Planned Production Time and the Availability score differently, and all are reflected on the Dashboard Working Status chart.
Server & Live View
This module explains how the Proveris OEE server works and how to manage the connection between the server and the client application. The Start Server and Stop Server buttons are covered in detail, and the Live View screen is used to verify that real-time sensor data is flowing correctly from all connected machines before the Dashboard is relied upon.
Dashboard Widgets
This module provides a complete walkthrough of the Proveris OEE Dashboard. Each widget is explained individually: the OEE, Availability, Performance, and Quality gauges; the Alarms table; the Calendar and date navigation; the Number of Products Produced chart; the Defective summary table; the Shift table; MTBF and MTTR reliability metrics; the Production Quality bar chart; the Alarm Status and Working Status timeline charts; and the Active Machines and OEE Status panels.
Reports
This module covers the reporting features of Proveris OEE. The Report page is introduced first, showing how machines, date ranges, and time granularity are selected before a report is generated. The By Machine & Time view is then explored in detail — covering OEE KPIs, downtime breakdowns, quality charts, and alarm analysis. Finally, the By Shift view is explained, showing how performance can be compared across different shift periods.
Machines & Products
This module covers how machines and products are defined and connected in Proveris OEE. Machines are added with the correct operating mode, products are created with their production rates, and products are assigned to machines so that shift data can be tracked accurately. The Machines page is explored in full, covering all management options available for each machine.
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