Part 1: Creating Numeric Inspection
To make a single numeric inspection value type of point for example temperature points, you first need to have a reading type. Then this reading type must be associated or linked to the point that is meant to collect this value.
- Refer to Figures 1 – 3 to create the reading type. Note this example illustrates how to make a numeric inspection reading type ie. meant for tracking temperature in Fahrenheit. If you are measuring the bearing surface temperature, ambient temperature, or sea water temperature you do not have to make a separate reading type. You only need to make different points to describe the process location noted above. This approach will control the number of reading types needed in any database.
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Part 2:
To make the point using the reading type created, refer to Figures 4 – 6.
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Select Raytek for temp gun or Single Value for manual entry
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Part 3:
In order for the point to have an alarm, you must first define an alarm set. Next, you must link the point to this alarm set. This is illustrated in Figures 7a – 14.
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