Status And Alarms

Overview

The Status and Alarms section provides a comprehensive overview of the operating status of all machines and electrical panels in a workspace over a selected period. This section helps users identify machine utilization, idle times, and alarms to improve efficiency and minimize downtime.

Categories

• Machines → includes both Production and Auxiliary machines.
• Electrical Panels → dedicated view of electrical panel data.

You can filter the view by machine type using the menu in the top-right corner, selecting Auxiliary Machines or Production Machines, or by navigating to the Electrical Panels tab. Note: In every app, the top-right corner contains a time range selector. You can choose between predefined time ranges or set a custom range. All data is aggregated based on this selection.

Key Indicators in the Header

• Utilization Rate → ratio between actual Working Time and total available time (Working + Idle + Alarm).
• Working Time → total time the machine was in production, detected via status signals or power consumption above a threshold.
• Idle Time → time the machine was powered on but not producing (status ON, no cycles executed).
• Offline Time → time the machine was switched off or disconnected (no signals or consumption).
• Alarm Time → cumulative time with one or more active alarms, based on PLC signals.

List View

Each machine is displayed with:

• Name and type (Production, Auxiliary, Electrical Panel).
• Current status (Operating, Standby, Offline, Alarm).
• State timeline: color-coded blocks showing distribution of states over time.
• Detailed times: hours and minutes spent in each state.
• Utilization rate: percentage of effective usage, with comparison to the previous period.

Table View

The same information is available in a searchable, filterable table with the following fields:

• Machine name
• Machine type
• Current status
• Alarms
• Utilization rate (%)
• Working hours
• Idle/Downtime
• Offline time
• Alarm time

This view enables quick comparison and analysis of machine performance and status.

Electrical Panel KPIs

For each electrical panel, the following KPIs are displayed:

• Working Time → time during which the panel supplies power (based on current signals).
• Disconnected Time → time when no current is detected on all monitored lines.
• Alarm Time → cumulative time with active alarms or anomalies.