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===== Creating Routes ===== | ===== Creating Routes ===== | ||
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Before collecting data, you must set up your environment by creating a **Factory**, | Before collecting data, you must set up your environment by creating a **Factory**, | ||
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**Create a Factory** | **Create a Factory** | ||
- | Navigate to Setup > New Factory under the project section to create a new factory. | + | * Navigate to Setup > New Factory under the project section to create a new factory. |
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- | Setup the name of your factory, description, | + | |
**Create a Space** | **Create a Space** | ||
- | In the **Asset Explorer**, click on the newly created factory. | + | * In the **Asset Explorer**, click on the newly created factory. |
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- | Next to the "New Factory" | + | |
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- | Setup the name of your space, description, | + | |
==== Define Machine Classes ==== | ==== Define Machine Classes ==== | ||
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Machine classes serve as templates or models for your actual machines. They are not individual machines but represent a type of machine used in your factory. | Machine classes serve as templates or models for your actual machines. They are not individual machines but represent a type of machine used in your factory. | ||
- | If you have multiple machines of the same type (e.g., a fleet of AC Chilled Water units), you create a machine class to model their shared characteristics. | + | * If you have multiple machines of the same type (e.g., a fleet of AC Chilled Water units), you create a machine class to model their shared characteristics. |
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+ | * Each physical machine will be instantiated under that class in your database. | ||
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+ | * If you already have a machine class file, click **Import Machine Class** and select your file to import it. | ||
- | Each physical machine will be instantiated under that class in your database. | ||
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- | If you already have a machine class file, click **Import Machine Class** and select your file to import it. | ||
**To create or import a Machine Class:** | **To create or import a Machine Class:** | ||
- | Click the **Machine Class Builder** icon in the Edit section. | + | * Click the **Machine Class Builder** icon in the Edit section. |
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- | Use the **Open** icon in the Library section and select **Component** from the side menu to begin adding components. | + | |
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- | Create a new Machine Class by clicking **Machine Class** under the New section | + | |
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- | Drag and drop items from the **Tools** panel into the center window to build your machine class. | + | |
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- | Use the **Property** bar on the right to configure details for each component. | + | |
**Note:** New databases come pre-populated with components, but machine classes must be created by the user to match their specific factory setup. | **Note:** New databases come pre-populated with components, but machine classes must be created by the user to match their specific factory setup. | ||
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Once your machine class is ready: | Once your machine class is ready: | ||
- | In the **Asset Explorer**, click on the **Space** you created. | + | * In the **Asset Explorer**, click on the **Space** you created. |
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- | Click **New Machine**. | + | |
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- | In the **Machine Setup** window: | + | |
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- | Assign a name to the machine. | + | |
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- | Select | + | |
==== Create a Route ==== | ==== Create a Route ==== | ||
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After machines are defined: | After machines are defined: | ||
- | Click the **New Route** icon. | + | * Click the **New Route** icon. |
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- | Select the points | + | |