SmartSignal Charts

You can display residual charts for specific plotted charts on a SmartSignal card.

1. Navigate to an analysis view using one of the following methods:

   Method	Action
   Navigate from a SmartSignal Alert	In the module navigation menu, select Tools > Alerts. Select an Alert Inbox filter, such as Unclaimed, or SmartSignal. Select an Alert from the Alert Inbox. In the details page, select an Analysis View chart. Select to expand the Tag Panel.
   Navigate to a SmartSignal Ad Hoc Analysis	In the module navigation menu, select Essentials > Analysis. Use the Context Browser to select an asset context. Select Add Card, and then select SmartSignal Card. Enter a name for the card in the Name box, and then select Create. Select to expand the Tag Panel. Plot a model or set of tags.

2. Select to allow the residual charts on the card to appear.
3. Optional: Change the date range if necessary.
   Tip:

   • If residual charts do not exist, it may be because the data does not exist within the specified date range or residual charts are not enabled.
   • The x-axis for residual chart scales to align with the selected date range.
4. Select Apply.
5. When residual charts are plotted, the x-axis scales to align with the selected date range.If no data is available for a residual chart, the x-axis does not scale for the selected date range.
   Note: If no data is available for residual, x-axis does not scale for selected date range.

You can display the formulas associated calculated tags on a SmartSignal Chart.

1. In the module navigation menu, select Tools > Alerts.
2. Select an Alert Inbox filter, such as Unclaimed, or SmartSignal.
3. Select an Alert from the Alert Inbox.
4. In the details page, select an Analysis View chart.
5. Select to expand the Tag Panel.
6. Next to a chart select to display its formulas.
   The formulas are either displayed or hidden by selecting the calculator icon.

You can delete a SmartSignal chart in the Analysis view.

1. In the module navigation menu, select Essentials > Analysis.
2. Use the Context Browser to select an asset context.
3. In the View Selector, select the Public Templates or My Templates view.
4. In the chart that you want to delete, select to delete the chart.
   The chart is removed from the card and also removed from the Plotted Tags on the Tag Tree Browser.
5. Alternatively, select the Analysis link embedded in an Alert or a Case and then perform the step 4.

1. In the module navigation menu, select Essentials > Analysis.
2. Use the Context Browser to select an SmartSignal asset context.
3. In the chart type list, select a chart.
4. Plot the tags.
5. Select Gear, and then select Export As Image.
6. The .PNG image is saved to the local computer.
7. Select the image, and then select Open.
8. Save the image.

1. In the module navigation menu, select Essentials > Analysis.
2. Use the Context Browser to select an SmartSignal asset context.
3. In the chart type list, select a chart.
4. Plot the tags.
5. Select List, and then select Export Data.
6. The .CSV file is saved to the local computer.
7. Select the file, and then select Open.
8. Save the Excel file.

You can display diagnostics markers on the SmartSignal charts if the analytics on the tags have detected any anomalies.

1. In the module navigation menu, select Essentials > Analysis.
2. Use the Context Browser to select a SmartSignal asset context.
3. Add a SmartSignal Card to the template.
4. Plot the analytics tags.
   If any diagnostics are detected by the analytics, the diagnostic markers appear on the charts. The diagnostics markers also appear on the residual charts.

   Note: This information is available in both the Analysis template and its alert view.

   Tip: You can point to the markers and access the alert information details of the diagnostic message, along with the date and time of the event.

   Note: The diagnostic markers can be defined by the administrator through Tenant Preferences, or they can be configured in the Analysis template. If the diagnostic markers are configured in the Analysis template, they have precedence over the default marker visualization that has been set up.

This topic describes how to access the parent-level asset for an asset using an analysis template linked to the alert that is associated with the asset.

1. In the module navigation menu, select Essentials > Alerts.
2. Select the alert filter set to access the alert associated with the asset.
   The Alert Inbox for the selected filter set appears.
3. Select the alert that is associated with the asset.
   The workspace for the selected alert appears.
4. In the ANALYSIS section, select the analysis template associated with the alert.
   The alert analysis chart appears, containing the following details for the asset in a sequence:

   • The name of the asset.
   • The name of the parent-level asset for the asset in the hierarchy.

This topic describes how to access the parent-level asset for an asset using the analysis templates linked to the case that is associated with the asset.

1. In the module navigation menu, select Essentials > CasesV1.
2. Select the case filter set to access the case associated with the asset.
   The Cases Inbox for the selected filter set appears.
3. Select the case that is associated with the asset.
   The workspace for the selected case appears.
4. In the ANALYSIS section, select the analysis template associated with the case.
   The case analysis chart appears, containing the following details for the asset in a sequence:

   • The name of the asset.
   • The name of the parent-level asset for the asset in the hierarchy.

1. In the module navigation menu, select Essentials > Analysis.
2. Select an asset context for the primary asset using the Context Browser.
3. In the View selector, select New Time Series Analysis.
4. Add a SmartSignal card to the template. Alternatively, you can do one of the following:
   • Select one or more SmartSignal alerts in the Alerts module and navigate to Analysis using the default Analysis option.
   • Open an existing template containing SmartSignal cards.
5. Select or update the date and time range using the Date Picker.
6. Plot at least one SmartSignal tag in the chart if no SmartSignal tags exist on the card.
7. Select the cross hair icon above the chart to get into cross hair mode.
8. Select over a point on a chart.
   The selected point is highlighted on the chart. A pin icon appears on the chart, indicating that a point on the chart is selected. The time stamp of the selected point and the values of the tags at that point on the chart is displayed in the tag register. If there are other charts on the card, the same time stamp is also be highlighted on all the other charts. The values of the tags on those charts is also be highlighted in the respective tag registers of the charts.
9. Move the mouse pointer away from the chart.
   The highlighted points remain highlighted on the current chart and all the other charts in the card. You can now scroll down across all the charts to see the values on all the charts at that point in time.
10. To look at another point in time, move your mouse pointer back on the chart and select another point in time where you would like to see the values on all the charts.
    The cross hair is moved to the new point, and you can view the updated values on all the charts in the card.
11. To go back to normal chart behavior, select the information icon.
    You are moved from the cross hair mode to the normal mode where you can see the values of the individual charts as you hover over them.

You can add a SmartSignal tag or a group of SmartSignal tags to a SmartSignal card.

1. In the module navigation menu, select Essentials > Analysis.
2. Use the Context Browser to select an asset context.
3. In the View Selector, select an existing analysis template, New Time Series Analysis template, or New Event Frame Analysis template.
4. Add a new SmartSignal card or navigate to an existing SmartSignal card to which you want to add SmartSignal tags.
5. In the Tag Browser, select the tags or a group of tags from a deployed SmartSignal analytic, and then drag them to the location on the SmartSignal chart where you want to add the tags.
   When you drag the tags to the card, a blue line appears on the card, which indicates that the tag can be added to that position on the card.

   Note:

   • If the number of tags exceed the maximum number of charts that can be added to a card, the remaining tags are added to a new card that is automatically created.
   • For an Event Frame Analysis template, if the number of tags exceed the maximum number of charts that can be added to a card, a message appears, indicating that no new card will be created.

This topic describes how to set the SmartSignal chart series configuration at the card level.

1. In the module navigation menu, go to Analysis.
2. Select the context for an asset using the context browser.
3. Access an existing analysis template or a new time series analysis template.
4. Add a SmartSignal card or go to an existing SmartSignal Card.
5. In the card view workspace, select to access the SmartSignal Chart settings menu.
6. This will allow the user to enable or disable the following fields for all the charts in the card:
   • Actual
   • Estimate
   • Smooth Actual
   • Residual
   • Smooth Residual
   • Automatic Thresholds
   • Filter Chart Data by Mode Threshold
   The settings in the modal are applied to the charts.

   Note:

   • You can save these settings as a template to reuse them on all subsequent views of the template.
   • The default values for all the series are based on your preference.
   • If you modify any of the series at the chart level, your changes will override the card-level settings. Consequently, the card-level settings will no longer be applied to the chart.