MpAssetIntCore configuration

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MpAssetIntCore configuration

mapp Services V5.16

The configuration can be adapted at runtime using function block MpAssetIntCoreConfig.

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Name



AssetIntCore




Enable file backup




Recording size of shift statistics




Recording size of timeline




Recording size of job statistics




Calculation time base




Record memory




Shifts





Shift: {/Shift name}






Shift name






Total time







Start







End






Scheduled downtime







Scheduled downtime 1-10








Reason








Start








End




Export





Export job statistics





Job statistics filename pattern





Export shift statistics





Shift statistics filename pattern





Export timeline





Timeline filename pattern





Timestamp pattern





Decimal digits





Column separator





Decimal mark







General settings

Memory settings can be defined in the general settings of the MpAssetIntCore configuration. The disk space for job statistics, shift statistics and the timeline can be defined. When specifying the storage space, the following should be observed:

Recording size of shift statistics: 450 bytes are required per shift entry

Recording size of job statistics: 450 bytes are required per job entry

Recording size of timeline: 150 bytes are required per timeline entry

This information can be used to calculate how much total storage space should be used.

Parameter "Calculation base time" defines the cycle time for calculating the current production rate.

A backup copy can be created with "Enable file backup". If a USB flash drive contains an update that deletes data, for example, then the data from this backup copy can be restored.

Data objects

At runtime, mapp AssetInt generates data objects that contain timeline information (OeeT$0), job statistics (Asset$) as well as shift statistics (OeeS$0). Two additional data objects are also created that contain the current AssetInt data of a shift (PerB$0) and current data of the job and shift (PerB$). These data objects are used to protect the AssetInt data in the event of power failure. It is important to note that the data objects can only be used if "SRAM" has been defined as the memory location. Data is backed up every 10 seconds or as soon as an event occurs, e.g. shift change.

assetint_dataobjects

Storage location

Parameter "Record memory" defines the way in which recorded data is saved. The following modes can be selected:

UserROM: All collected data is stored in UserROM.

SRAM: When using battery-backed memory, there must be sufficient memory reserved in the controller configuration. The collected data is saved temporarily to a data object and then backed up in SRAM. Can only be used if the hardware being used is equipped with SRAM memory.

memoryconfiguration

Temporary: Data is saved to DRAM. It is important to note that this data is not protected in the event of power failure or restart!

Defining the shift

Shifts and downtime can be defined with "Shifts". The name of the shift and reason for the downtime must be specified in each case. "Start" defines the starting point; "End" defines the endpoint. The time is specified in milliseconds starting from 00:00:00. If a shift begins at 6:00 AM, for example, then the starting time is 21600000.

Export

Various export settings can be defined with "Export". This includes the name of the file to be exported, for example. "Decimal digits" defines how many decimal positions are saved. Parameter "Column separator" defines the delimiter used to separate PVs in the CSV file. "Decimal mark" specifies how the decimal point should be displayed.