Production floor execution - Asset management counters recording and how to set up instructions

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I have couple of questions related to Production floor execution.

1. If I set up counters in Production floor execution, should the counter record eg. machine hours by itself or should someone enter them manually? At least I have not been able to set it up in a way that it would automatically record eg. machine hours. Should I have some extra feature enabled or set up Asset management counter in certain way?

2. How can I use Instructions? Are these only related to Guides or can I add somewhere some instruction (eg. on released product) and they can be opened from Instructions- button?

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1. You should run "Automatic update of asset counters" to update asset counters: docs.microsoft.com/.../automatic-update-of-asset-counters

2. You can add "instructions" attachments to either FG released product or route operation and then configure document groups to make them available of SFC terminals: community.dynamics.com/.../ax7-t-amp-a-document-groups

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Thanks, automatic update worked. Addiotional question was raised then:
Where from is that Actual value inherited? Aggrerated must be the total running time of a machine (based on Start - Finish times), right?
Both counters in Production floor execution uses same counter, but other is Aggregated and other Actual.

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Your test counter was configured to be based on production hours, basically hours posted for the resource via job card journal.

Actual and aggregated hours come from these journals: actual are the hours posted on the current date and aggregated are the total hours accumulated on that counter for a given production asset.

Accept the answer if it addressed your original question.

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