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<h1 class="main-heading">What is needed to create a Measurement/Computed Measurement</h1> | <h1 class="main-heading">What is needed to create a Measurement/Computed Measurement</h1> | ||
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| + | Please read [[V2/Concepts/Measurement|this section]] if you require a refresher on Measurements and Computed Measurements. | ||
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=== Pre-requisites to create a Measurement === | === Pre-requisites to create a Measurement === | ||
| − | You should | + | You should be familiar with the basic [[V2/Concepts/Intro_to_Measurement|measurements]] and its concepts. |
You should | You should | ||
| − | * Note down the metrics from the incoming source. Check if the metrics | + | * Note down the metrics from the incoming source. Check if the metrics have units. |
| + | * Decide if each metric contains brick point class. | ||
* Decide on the measurement code to use. | * Decide on the measurement code to use. | ||
* Decide on a set of tags to use or re-use. Make sure that there is a combination of tags that will uniquely identify the unit/device/equipment that outputs those metrics. | * Decide on a set of tags to use or re-use. Make sure that there is a combination of tags that will uniquely identify the unit/device/equipment that outputs those metrics. | ||
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A computed measurement requires design and scripting in order for it to work correctly. If this is your first time creating a computed measurement, please read [[V2/Concepts/Intro_to_Computed_Measurement|this guide]] first. | A computed measurement requires design and scripting in order for it to work correctly. If this is your first time creating a computed measurement, please read [[V2/Concepts/Intro_to_Computed_Measurement|this guide]] first. | ||
| − | You should also be similar with the basic [[V2/Concepts/Intro_to_Measurement|measurements]] and its concepts | + | You should also be similar with the basic [[V2/Concepts/Intro_to_Measurement|measurements]] and its concepts. |
You should | You should | ||
Latest revision as of 07:52, 4 April 2022
Contents
What is needed to create a Measurement/Computed Measurement
Please read this section if you require a refresher on Measurements and Computed Measurements.
Pre-requisites to create a Measurement
You should be familiar with the basic measurements and its concepts.
You should
- Note down the metrics from the incoming source. Check if the metrics have units.
- Decide if each metric contains brick point class.
- Decide on the measurement code to use.
- Decide on a set of tags to use or re-use. Make sure that there is a combination of tags that will uniquely identify the unit/device/equipment that outputs those metrics.
- Decide on the data retention period.
- Decide on the access group to assign.
Pre-requisites to create a Computed Measurement
A computed measurement requires design and scripting in order for it to work correctly. If this is your first time creating a computed measurement, please read this guide first.
You should also be similar with the basic measurements and its concepts.
You should
- Note down the input measurements.
- Note down the metrics you want to output.
- Decide on a set of tags to use or re-use. Make sure that there is a combination of tags that will uniquely identify the unit/device/equipment that outputs those metrics.
- Have the computed measurement script ready.
- (Optional) Have a set of test data for your computed measurement
- Decide on the data retention period.
- Decide on the access group to assign.
What's Next
- Start creating your own Measurement
- Learn about Asset