Browsing an Asset in Detail
SFx Asset Management also enables you to only focus on a single asset and drill down into its detailed view to dig up or troubleshoot a problem when an event occurs or an anomaly is found.
The Asset Detail View comprises the following sections:
Use the following methods to enter the detailed view of an asset:
Click Go To Asset in an event notification email sent by SFx Asset Management.
Click the asset widget in Card View.
Click the asset name in Table View.
Note
In the detailed view, a Lite asset can only show the events, utilization data, and executed programs in the full last 24 hours, and does not support the monitoring of program speed and OEE evaluation. See Upgrading Lite Assets for details.
Asset Dashboard
The Asset Dashboard only displays data of the current asset. See Asset Details for more information.
Navigation Pane
Click the 
icon to expand the navigation pane for quick asset navigation. All assets in your organization are listed in the navigation pane. Click another asset to navigate to its detailed view.
Utilization Chart
By default, the utilization pane displays the utilization data of an asset in the full last 24 hours.
The Cumulative Time By Status chart shows the cumulative time of each operational status (Operating, Idle, Error, and Unknown) in the selected time period. The Utilization Over Time chart shows the real-time operational statuses with defined color blocks in a timeline.
Note
The Utilization Chart would be auto-refreshed every 5 minutes to reflect the latest utilization data.
The segments indicating the durations of operational statuses that occurred in the non-scheduled time are shown in a darker shade in the Utilization Over Time bar chart. Meanwhile, the segments indicating the operational statuses of the asset that occurred within the scheduled time keep bright.
When toggled on the Include non-scheduled time, the cumulative time of each operational status of the asset in the Utilization Over Time bar chart includes the non-scheduled time. See the figure above.
The time range of the asset utilization chart can be 1 W, 1M for PRO assets. To customize the time, click the 
icon and select CUSTOM, and then specify the start date and end date. The maximum customizable time span is 365 days.
Tip
Simply put, the date range selected keeps consistent among all the charts and tables in the Asset Detail View. It means the date range you selected in the Utilization chart would also be auto-applied to other charts and tables, including the Programs Executed table, Sensors charts, Downtime Analysis chart, and OEE chart.
Not Operating time includes Idle time and Error time.
Operating time includes the Operating time and Waiting time.
Schedule Time ≅ Operating Time + Not Operating Time + Unknown Time
The calculation of Scheduled Time depends on whether an asset has a schedule.
If it has a production schedule, Scheduled Time equals the total time of all shifts in a production schedule that falls in the selected time period.
If it hasn't a production schedule, Scheduled Time equals the total time of the selected time period, which is calculated based on a 24/7 schedule.
Programs Executed Table
In the detailed view, the Programs Executed table shows the data of the programs that have been executed and completed on the current asset in the last 24 hours by default. The latest executed program is displayed at the top.
The Programs Executed table is only available to PRO assets. For a Lite asset, the data of the programs that have been executed and completed on the current asset is invisible. Upgrade your assets to PRO to see more.
In addition, the Include non-schedule time toggle above the table is turned off by default, which means only programs that have been executed in the scheduled time will be displayed in this table. When toggled on, the programs that have been executed during the non-scheduled time will also be displayed.
Tip
Whether a program completes or not can be judged by a program completed or program end event.
The data includes:
Program name
Total number of times that each program runs
Note
This number excludes the programs that are canceled.
Total time that each program spends in all executions (unit is HH:MM:SS)
Average time for each execution (unit is HH:MM:SS)
The Ideal time for each execution (unit is HH:MM:SS)
Tip
You can click the
button to export the Programs Executed table to a .csv file. Click on the 
button to specify a time range, then you can export the filtered data to a .csv file.To get the latest data, you can click on the Refresh button.
Click any table header to sort the program records in the table in ascending or descending order.
Click on the program name with a hyperlink, you will be directed to the program detail page.
Note
The data in the Programs Executed table will be updated per minute automatically.
Sensor Monitoring Chart
When sensors have been installed on the current asset, the Sensors pane displays the Sensor monitoring line chart categorized by sensor type in either of two modes:
Separate mode
Overlay mode
Tip
You can click the sensor icon in the Asset Dashboard to directly navigate to the corresponding line chart of the selected sensor type.
When you zoom on the X-axis either by scrolling the mouse wheel forward or the Zoom-by-drag button, the scaling in the Y-axis is also adjusted automatically. It helps you read tiny changes, especially when many data points are gathered in a small area.
Note
The multi-view charts are only applicable to sensors on CMMs and machine tools.
If multiple sensors of the same type have different thresholds, no limit line is displayed in the chart.
If multiple sensors of the same type have identical thresholds, the Critical or Warning limit line is displayed in the chart.
The charts are automatically refreshed per minute.
Multi-view Charts
Under the Sensors tab, select any sensor type from the Sensor drop-down menu.
Here we select the Temperature sensor as an example. You can view CMM temperature data from multiple sensors together (such as axis, workpiece, and environment temps) depending on the availability of each data source.
Generally, under the Separate tab all temperature charts are displayed respectively drawing with different line styles, including
X-axis Temperature chart — Displays the temperature data collected by the X-axis sensors of the controller over time.
Y-axis Temperature chart — Displays the temperature data collected by the Y-axis sensors of the controller over time.
Z-axis Temperature chart — Displays the temperature data collected by the Z-axis sensors of the controller over time.
WP Temperature chart — Displays the temperature data collected by workpiece sensors over time.
Environment Temperature chart — Displays the temperature data collected by the environmental sensors over time.
Tip
You can hide any temperature curve by clicking on the corresponding symbol at the top of each chart.
Switch to the Overlay tab, you can see all temperature curves of various sensors are consolidated into a chart.
Tip
By default, all kinds of temperature curves are displayed in charts integrally. You can hide any type of temperature curve by un-marking the checkbox next to its sensor type or just clicking on the corresponding symbol under the sensor type. This functionality is especially useful when you would like to focus on a certain type of temperature curve under the Overlay mode.
You can download the complete temperature charts into an image by clicking on the
button.
Event Log Pane
The Event Log pane only displays the events related to the current asset.
Tip
You can click the event icon, event title, or event description to browse event details in a pop-up dialog. See Browsing Events for details.
Tip
You can click the icon to export events of the asset (for Pro assets only) to a .csv file. Each time, the maximum number of events can be exported is 10000. See Exporting Events to CSV File for more information.
OEE Pane
The OEE pane displays the OEE calculation results and charts for the asset. See OEE for more information.
Tip
You can define which metric should be calculated and displayed on the OEE pane as you need in the Edit this Asset screen. See OEE Customization Options for details.