Single cycle plan

Hi experts,
Plz tell me What is meant by single cycle plan ?how it works?
Thanks in advance.

Hi
If you want to create plan for a single criteria single cycle plan should be used
For ex:
If you want to the maintenance for every 6 months
then create plan in IP41
Select maintenance order or Notification
enter
Maintenance plan cycle tab Enter 6 in Cycle/ unit & Mon in adjacent
Maintain offset as 0
fill the order needed and save
go to IP10 schedule it
If you want to creare plan for every 6000 hours
Then create a separate measuring point and document
Enter the measuring point no in counter
M.Alagesan

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3 Since i hv given 4000 hrs in plan, as soon as i update the document there should be a notification but it is not happening
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Dear thyagarajan,
1 I hv created meas point with counter with specified equip
2 made document for that of 10 hrs
3 Created a single cycle plan giving reference same equip Cycly given 250 hrs, Entered the counter no there, call horizon 100, schedule 365 days.... while saving given no to save.....while scheduling IP10,
taken the counter ducument which i 1st saved 10 hrs... thn called 1st call and released and saved.
4. here with out entering that 250 hrs in ducument i am getting the notification............?
5. I have to get the notification after entering 250 only..
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I'm getting this error "Field RMIPM-POINT does not exist in screen SAPLIWP3 0201'" in my BDC program when I try to edit the plan.
In IP01, IP02 and IP03 (SAP 4.6C), there is a counter field. Is there a way to activate/deactivate this field? Does this counter field always exist regardless if you enter a measuring point or not? I've seen cases (with my client) wherein this field does not show on the screen but I can't seem to replicate it in our system. I know how to resolve the problem but I don't know how or why the counter field is not displaying. I also checked OSS but found nothing.
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I would check the parameters that your functional made on those txs, if you can´t find a field it´s sometimes because the customization isnt allowing to show them.
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Dear Experts
How to fix the schedule or PM orders.If these are planed for particular date then it shouls always fall with same schdule even not completed as per schdule.
I created a plan for 1 month cycle.It falls on 1 of every month,but if i completed this on 7th then in next month it starts on 7th instead of 1st please guide how to to.I am using single cycle plan.
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Hi,
There are two shift factors in the Maintenance Planning component. These are shift factors for the following cases:
Premature completion
Delayed completion
You can define the shift factor specifically for your maintenance plan by specifying the shift percentage to be taken into account when calculating the next due date.
The shift factor only applies once the maintenance plan has already been scheduled, and when the difference between the planned date and actual date lies outside the tolerance range.
The planned date for your maintenance order was 01.09.09, but it was confirmed 15 days too late, namely on 16.09.09. The next planned date may now be on a different date since this is dependent on the shift factors entered. Three possible shift factors are shown in the table below:
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01.09.2009
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I need to generate a single cycle of a waveform. Is this possible?
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This is possible with your device.
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Dear Experts,
I had a following scenario to map in PM module. can anybody guide me to map this process?
we had no.of equipments under one functional location and will go through preventive maintenance on yearly basis. For this, i will create the single cycle yearly maintenance plan which comprices of maintenance items, which is fine. out of these equipments some of the equipments will go for routine maintenance like quarterly, half-yearly, tri-quarterly. user want to club these scenarios also in single preventive maintenance plan. when we scdule this plan, system has to deliver monthly orders and as well as yearly orders from single preventive maintenance plan.
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Hi Krishna Murthy,
It can be acheived in the following Manner.
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Single cycle count scheduling

Please help me understand system behavior for a single cycle count plan.
Say I have it set up with an annual estimate of 52,000 and PM to be done weekly, ie a count of every 1000. Shift factors set to 100% and call horizon 0%. I initialize my counter at 100,000. When I schedule my first order, it is set a week out for 6/5 for projected counter reading 101,000. So far so good.
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1) Why is the next counter reading kept at 101,000 instead of 101,500? Say a bicycle chain needs to be greased every 1000 revolutions of the chain. If I grease the chain after only 500 revolutions, why would the system not schedule the next greasing 1000 revolutions out? (And is there a setting to enable this?!)
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687 comes by summing up current reading (123) with Cycle frequency (564).
From Current reading 123 to reach 687, it will take 7 days (564 / 80), System considers the date of 16/06/2014 to calculate 23/06/2014.
Whenever you change the Maintenance Plan scheduling parameters or Cycle frequency, Maintenance plan should be restarted to generate the new schedule lines.
And, by changing some data in existing plan & based on system response, we can't predict the system calculation. We can give you the suggestions on how all the parameters should be maintained in Maintenance plan & Measuring Point (in case of Performance based plan) to generate the order in specific way.
As we can't make replica exactly what you made, it will be never possible to give proper advice on system behavior.
If you want to see the calculation behind date calculation, select the particular row in IP10 & click "Calculator" button. There you can see the calculation.
Measurement document should be created while doing TECO of PM order. In TECO pop up, you can find the button as "Create Measurement document".
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Single cycle set , multiple cycle sets and counters

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i wanan know the use of single cycle set, multiple cycle set and counters. What kind of functionalilites can be covered by these fields specially in performance based planning and schedulling. Kindly give me some documentation on all three or some good example which can explain the scnerio clearly. Any help would be of great imprortance for me.
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Hi,
This may help you
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came online. Yesterday's experience was horrible in every way though.
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with actually tried to get me to take a $60 per month plan with a ONE YEAR COMMITMENT. I could not believe what I was hearing (reading actually). I
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Single item planning

Hi,
There are 3 basic planning indicators, Net reqmnt plg, gross requirement planning and single item planning in req class defined through demand management.
I want to know what is single item planning?
Thanks and regds,
Sri

Hi,
This single item planning we ill use in the requirement class and assign the req class in req type. this requirement will rule the strategy type which we will assign in MMR MRP 3 view.
Single item planning is used for
1. planning with planning material.
2. Planning at phantom assy level..ect.
after mrp for the planning material planned order will be generated that planned order is only for display purpose. it can't able to convert in to prd order untill sales order entered for header material.
This scenario is used to plan the components previously the cust order arrived.
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regards
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