Sites & machines
Multiviz stores nothing above the measuring point: the sites and machines are this app's, as your plant hierarchy is your system's. Place each measuring point on its machine here, or import the whole hierarchy from a file. Resetting the alert state keeps all of it.
Unplaced measuring points (7)
Add a site and a machine below first, then place these on it.
| Measuring point | Priority | Place on |
|---|---|---|
| DE 13db870f-7126-4440-8a66-6d7d93abaaac |
Low | no machines yet |
| NDE 38751221-a56d-4693-84e1-8d8a8d69f159 |
Low | no machines yet |
| NDE 928eca2f-22fe-4967-8371-a88704a68bc0 |
Low | no machines yet |
| DE 8f62df87-e90a-4e9a-babb-42aeae439be9 |
Low | no machines yet |
| -DE -DE |
Not analysed | no machines yet |
| -NDE -NDE |
Not analysed | no machines yet |
| A-NDE A-NDE |
Not analysed | no machines yet |
Sites
Import or export a file
Export the current hierarchy — the same format; export, edit and import again to change many points at once.
The format
{
"sites": [
{
"name": "Mill 2",
"machines": [
{
"name": "Feed pump P-12",
"measuring_points": [
{"id": "PUMP-12-DE", "name": "Pump drive end", "component": "Pump"},
{"id": "PUMP-12-NDE", "component": "Pump"},
"MOTOR-12-DE"
]
}
]
}
]
}
id is the measuring point id the deployment lists. name and
component are optional; without a name the point keeps the label it was declared with.
A bare string is just the id. Sites match by name, machines by name within their site. Points may be
listed before they are declared. By script:
curl -F file=@hierarchy.json https://example.<namespace>.multiviz.local/hierarchy/import