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OEE & Machine MonitoringRunning in production

Every machine, live — and the real reason it stopped.

MOS reads the machine itself — its controller, its PC or the files it writes — and shows running, idle and alarm time per machine and per shift. Availability, performance and quality are worked out from what the machine reports, not from what someone remembers at the end of the shift. Stops carry their true cause, so the morning meeting talks about facts.

What it does for you

  • Running / idle / alarm state per machine, second by second
  • Availability, performance, quality and OEE by shift, day and month
  • Stop reasons from the machine, with operator notes
  • Part counts and cycle times read from the controller
  • Plan versus actual for every shift
  • Alerts when a machine stays down beyond its limit

What it connects to

  • Controllers over the network (Modbus TCP, OPC UA)
  • Machine PCs and the files they write (FTP, shared folders)
  • Excel or CSV logs from test benches

What it measures

  • OEE, availability, performance, quality
  • Run, idle and alarm hours
  • Stop count and duration by reason
  • MTTR and MTBF
  • Parts and cycle time

How it works

ConnectMOS Connect reads each machine the way it already talks — its controller over the network, its PC, or the files it writes.
Learn the statesRunning, idle, alarm and planned stops are mapped once per machine, with the plant's own stop reasons.
Measure every secondStates, counts and cycle times are recorded continuously and rolled up by shift, day and month.
Act on itLong stops raise alerts; the shift report reaches supervisors and the plant head without anyone typing it.

Needed in your plant

  • On the machine — Nothing changes. Its controller, PC or log files are read as they are.
  • On the network — The MOS gateway on the machine network, buffering if the link drops.
  • In the plant — The MOS plant server — screens open in any browser on the network.

Where it runs today

  • EDM machines in a tool room, read over the network with no change to the machine
  • A lens distortion inspection station — OK / NG per lens and OEE per shift
The proof of concept on one machine comes before any quotation.digiryze.com/mos