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Configuring Status Mappings

Status Mappings are used in the application to show how much energy is consumed in various machine states or production phases. Since a lot of energy resources are consumed during "unproductive" phases of a process, it is important to monitor this and set acceptable standards.

In the "Manage Status Mappings" configuration screen, you can create multiple status mappings that are used within your plant. Each status mapping relates the raw time series value for the status variable to a human readable value. It also relates the status to a time category. The time category by default is either "Productive" or "Unproductive". This is used to calculate the Energy Efficiency.

User interface

The user interface of "Manage Status Mappings" screen is as shown below:

Config-status-mapping-overview

① Navigates back to the Configuration tab
② Searches the Status Mappings by name
③ Adds a new Status Mapping
④ Edits an existing Status Mapping
⑤ Deletes an existing Status Mapping

Creating a new Status Mapping

  1. From the navigation tab, click "Configuration" and select "Status Mappings".
  2. In "Manage Status Mappings", click "Add Status Mapping".
  3. Enter a "Name" and "Description".
  4. Click "Add" from the mapping section. Select a color from the drop-down or use the default option.
  5. Set the value that is expected from time series and the "Label" and "Description" for this status. Config-status-mapping-new
  6. Select the category for this status. By default, this is either "Productive" or "Unproductive". You can add additional mappings by clicking the "Add" button.
  7. Click "Save".

The newly added status mapping will be displayed in the "Manage Status Mappings" page.

Last update: January 15, 2025