Conceptual information essential to understanding how a product works.
All the work in Sentinel revolves around monitors. Monitors watch over entities for compliance with specified limits or conditions. When limits are exceeded, or conditions change, Sentinel raises an event and performs actions.
This article describes how the Sentinel Engine reads and processes data, to give you an insight into how and when the different parts are processed.
A workbook in Explorer is a collection of pages that allows someone to perform a role-based activity. One prime example is in Shift Log, which allows operators to record the activities they performed throughout the day. This page describes how to use a Shift Log workbook.
A workbook in Explorer is a collection of pages that allows someone to perform a role-based activity. One prime example is in Shift Log, which allows operators to record the activities they performed throughout the day.
This page describes how to use a Shift Log workbook.
This article describes how to create and maintain the AutoCaseCalculations spreadsheet, to enable auto-prioritisation of cases in Case Management.
This article describes how to create and maintain the AutoCaseCalculations spreadsheet, to enable auto-prioritisation of cases in Case Management.
Comments in Explorer are associated with time series data: tags, entities, and attributes. Each comment includes the data's name and timestamp, the date and time the comment was added, and the name of the user who commented.
An overview of the IFS OI Explorer interface.
Server Management provides functionality for connecting to data, and then defining that data, as well as modelling data relationships, for use in other applications such as IFS OI Explorer. This article provides an overview of IFS OI Server Management, and describes how to navigate it.
In IFS OI Server, data may be requested raw or processed in some way. Currently the three kinds of data processing available are average, last known value, and linear interpolate. In IFS OI Server these different aggregations are known as sample methods. This article looks at the different sample methods available in IFS OI Server, and how they are calculated.