All Units

Introduction

  1. Architecture

Core Concepts

  1. Installation
  2. Configuration

Data Connectivity

  1. Basics
  2. Mitsubishi Electric FA
  3. OPC Classic
  4. OPC UA
  5. DeviceXPlorer
  6. SNMP
  7. Modbus
  8. Web Services
  9. Databases
  10. Other Connectivity Options

Dashboard Visualization

  1. Basics
  2. Symbols
  3. Commanding
  4. Navigation
  5. Aliasing
  6. Asset Navigator
  7. Alarm Viewer
  8. Grid Viewer
  9. Trend Viewer
  10. Recipes
  11. Schedules
  12. Fault Viewer
  13. Camera Integration
  14. Helper Controls
  15. Advanced Controls
  16. 3D Graphics
  17. Security
  18. Cloning

Clients

  1. Basics
  2. Desktop Deployment
  3. Web Browser Deployment
  4. Mobile Deployment
  5. KPI Self-Service Dashboard

Data Historian

  1. Basics
  2. Visualization
  3. Calculations
  4. Data Exchange
  5. Advanced Architectures

Asset Organization

  1. Basics
  2. Defining Assets
  3. Commanding
  4. Asset Templates
  5. Visualization
  6. Bulk Asset Configuration
  7. Advanced Topics

Alarming & Notifications

  1. Basics
  2. Hyper Alarm Server
  3. Hyper Alarm Logger
  4. Alarm Visualization
  5. AlarmWorX64 Server
  6. AlarmWorX64 Logger
  7. Converting AlarmWorX64 to Hyper Alarm Server

Helper Modules

  1. Recipe Management
  2. Scheduling
  3. Triggers
  4. Localization
  5. Unified Data Manager
  6. Workflows
  7. Expressions

Security

  1. Basics
  2. Security Server
  3. Audit Logging
  4. Securing Data in Transit
  5. Securing Data at Rest

Cloud & IoT

  1. Basics
  2. Broker Configuration
  3. Data Connectivity
  4. IoTWorX

Reporting

  1. General
  2. Report Data Formats
  3. Advanced Topics

Automated Transactions

  1. Basics
  2. Process Files
  3. Processing Data Sources
  4. Notifications
  5. Advanced Topics

Business Intelligence

  1. Basics
  2. Data Flows
  3. Data Models
  4. Data Views
  5. Visualization

Project Management

  1. Project Backups

Fault Detection & Diagnostics

  1. Basics
  2. Fault Rules
  3. Diagnostic Models
  4. Cost Analysis
  5. Visualization

SPC/SQC Analysis

  1. Basics
  2. Visualization

Energy Analysis

  1. Basics
  2. Energy Calculation
  3. Visualization
UNIT

Data Historian

Use Hyper Historian to log tags, view historical data, export and import data, and perform powerful calculations.
SECTION 1

Basics

Total: ~14 min

The Hyper Historian is a versatile and robust Data Historian. This section introduces you to how it is organized, and how to configure it to start logging your data with minimal effort.

  1. Overview of Hyper Historian
  2. System Architectures with Hyper Historian
  3. Hyper Historian Logger Groups
  4. Hyper Historian Collector Groups
  5. Adding Tags to the Historian
SECTION 2

Visualization

Total: ~5 min

Hyper Historian data is similar to most any other data used with the ICONICS Suite, but this section expands on some of the specifics to consider when incorporating logged data into your displays.

  1. Viewing Historical Data in a TrendWorX64 Viewer
  2. Viewing Historical Data in GraphWorX64 Displays
SECTION 3

Calculations

Total: ~21 min

The Historian engine supports a variety of calculations, but pre-configured and customizable, that can be performed on top of the data you are already logging. For all practical purposes these new data sources behave like any others, and can be vital to the analysis performed in a variety of applications.

  1. Using Tag Aggregates
  2. Aggregate Groups
  3. Aggregate Calculation Examples
  4. Calculated Tags
  5. Calculation Triggers
  6. Calculation Functions
  7. Performing Re-Calculations
  8. Compressing Stored Data
SECTION 4

Data Exchange

Total: ~35 min

Few applications will expect all of the data to remain in a single repository, so you will commonly need to think about how to exchange this data with other systems. Hyper Historian includes several connectors that allow for interchange of data with third-party applications over multiple protocols.

  1. SQL Query Engine
  2. SQL Query Engine in Stored Procedures
  3. Export to CSV with Historian Reader
  4. Export to SQL with Data Exporter
  5. Import from CSV with MergeWorX
  6. Import Edgecross Files with MergeWorX
  7. Archiving
  8. Use Aliases in Data Exporter
SECTION 5

Advanced Architectures

Total: ~12 min

There are a lot of ways to architect an application that uses Hyper Historian, and picking the right one will include considerations for redundancy at multiple layers, remote collectors, and multi-logger hierarchies.

  1. Linking Remote Collector to Logger