Before you begin
- Have access rights to view the site and configured machines.
- Know the source of the data: actual machine or demonstration.
Steps
Select site
Open the health dashboard and then check the selected site. The equipment displayed depends on your access permissions.
Check the collection
Before interpreting a metric, check that the connection is working and that the measurements from the relevant machine are up to date. A lack of data does not necessarily indicate that production has stopped.
Inspect the machine
Select the equipment and then the components to be examined in the available views. Put a variation in load or speed back into its operational context.
Compare over time
Check the history where available. Compare relevant periods or operations before concluding that a drift has occurred.
Decide on the next steps
Document the observation and cross-check it against on-site evidence. An alert guides an investigation; it does not, on its own, constitute a definitive diagnosis or an automatic instruction to take action.
Expected result
The first indicators are linked to an identified machine, time period and data source.
If this does not work
If nothing appears, check the selected industrial site, your access rights, the data collection settings and the period displayed. Simulation results do not constitute evidence of industrial performance.