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

Alarming & Notifications

Configure alarms, log them, and send alerts and notifications to users using AlarmWorX64 and CFSWorX.
SECTION 1

Basics

Total: ~7 min

Alarms are used in situations where you want to be able to track if your data is reporting a state that might be considered abnormal or problematic. The alarming and notification components in the Suite help to automate the monitoring of these states, and provide a constellation of tools to access and act upon this information. Start here for a primer on how to think about using alarms in your system.

  1. Basics
SECTION 2

Hyper Alarm Server

Total: ~20 min

Hyper alarming allows for generation of real-time alarms based upon configurable expressions to freely define active states. This high-performance system is designed for high throughput while maintaining real-time updates.

  1. Basics of Alarming with the Hyper Alarm Server
  2. Configuring Alarm Types
  3. Configuring Alarms
  4. Accessing and Viewing Hyper Alarming Alarms
  5. Using Alarm Counters
SECTION 3

Hyper Alarm Logger

Total: ~16 min

Hyper alarm logger pairs with the server and allows for full auditing and storing of all alarm event state changes. These logs can be viewed in runtime or exported for various other applications to use.

  1. Configuring Hyper Alarm Logger
  2. Configuring Data Exporters
SECTION 4

Alarm Visualization

Total: ~24 min

Alarm visualization is made possible through a dedicated viewer control that is accessible on all platforms. This control is designed to allow for full operator access and control of alarm states.

  1. Alarm Visualization in Runtime
  2. Alarm Viewer Configuration
  3. Commanding the Alarm Viewer
SECTION 5

AlarmWorX64 Server

Total: ~17 min

The Alarm Server is the core engine for tracking of alarm states. Its configuration can scale from simple to intricate, and is adaptable to monitor conditions in the way most appropriate to your application.

  1. Alarm Server (Part 1)
  2. Alarm Server (Part 2)
SECTION 6

AlarmWorX64 Logger

Total: ~9 min

Alarm logging allows for creating a permanent record of all historical alarm events and changes of state. It can be used for traceability as well as alarm analysis.

  1. Alarm Logger Configuration
SECTION 7

Converting AlarmWorX64 to Hyper Alarm Server

Total: ~13 min

Existing users may already have applications deployed using AlarmWorX64 Server and may be interested to seek converting over to Hyper Alarm Server in order to leverage the new features and enhanced performance. There are several ways to perform this upgrade, and it is an excellent opportunity to evaluate an overall project architecture for potential improvements.

  1. Converting AlarmWorX64 to Hyper Alarm Server
  2. Convert Alarm Configuration with Bulk Asset Configurator
  3. AlarmWorX64 and Hyper Alarm Server Runtime