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Signal Intelligence for Monitoring and Predictive MaintenanceID: EZ7

Table of Contents1 Signal Intelligence for Monitoring and Predictive Maintenance 3

2 Prerequisites 42.1 System Access 4

2.1.1 Mobile Requirements 4

3 Content Overview 53.1 Start page 53.2 Glossary terms 73.3 Maintenance Forecast – Detail page 93.4 Signals – Detail page 153.5 Alerts and Warnings – Details page 213.6 Analysis Overview 263.7 Configuration Page 26

4 Test Scripts 294.1 Maintenance Forecast 294.2 Display Signals detailed information 314.3 Display Alerts and Warnings detailed information 33

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Revision Change Date Description0 June 2015 Initial

1 Signal Intelligence for Monitoring and Predictive MaintenanceSignal intelligence provides the information about equipment, machinery, or computer data streams to detect changes to specific key performance indicators (KPIs), such as temperature, air pressure, and so on. Monitoring KPIs allow for maintenance to be scheduled, or to take action to prevent failures, outages, or other consequences. This document describes the preconfigured content of the rapid-deployment solution as well instruction on how to accomplish certain operations using Signal Intelligence.This document provides a detailed procedure for testing the scope item after solution activation, reflecting the predefined scope of the solution. Each process step, Dashboard, or item is covered in its own section, providing the system interactions (test steps) in a table view. Steps that are not in scope of the process but are needed for testing are so marked. Your project-specific steps must be added.

2 PrerequisitesThis section summarizes all prerequisites required to conduct the test in terms of system, user, master data, organizational data, and other test data and business conditions.

2.1 System Access You access the system using the logon information and credentials supplied to you by your system administrator.

2.1.1 Mobile RequirementsFor Mobile – Supported with SAP Blue Crystal: iOS Android

NoteSignal Intelligence for Monitoring and Predictive Maintenance has been testing for tablet-sized devices. Using the application with smaller devices, such as mobile phones, is not recommended.

3 Content OverviewThe Signal Intelligence for Monitoring and Predictive Maintenance use case for SAP HANA Big Data Intelligence rapid-deployment solution provides: a Start Page, a Detail Page, and a page displaying Alerts and Warnings. The Start Page provides a default amount of tiles that open Detail Pages. One additional tile is a link for Alerts messages.The following sections describe the provided views.

3.1 Start page

Figure 1: Start Page

Start Page Structure

Figure Number Description Comments1 News Tile A set of rotating internal or external Web sites

displaying news and information2 Information Tiles A set of predefined tiles, each with the current

data and time frame for that analysis or alert.Selecting a tile opens the Detail Page

3 Delete Delete bin icon appears in drag and drop mode.Dropping tiles on bin icon deletes the respective element

4 System (User Information and Logout) Common across all pages. Provides options for support information, user details, configuration, and to log out of the application

For more information, see the following sections

OverviewThe My Home page is default landing page for Signal Intelligence. The following describes the features displayed in Figure 1.1. The First News tile on My Home page can display a rotating set of internal or external sites selected and maintained by your system administrator.2. The solution provides three predefined tiles in the Signal Intelligence group in the initial view. Each tile contains a data on a single Key Performance

Indicator (KPI). KPI values are updated in a predefined cycle. Choosing a tile opens the associated detail page.o Tiles provided by the solution:

o Maintenance Forecast – with KPI that shows the total costs for equipmento Signals – with KPI that shows the cumulated number of signalso Alerts – with KPI that shows the total number of alerts

NoteA user can modify the order of the tiles on My Home by selecting the tile and moving to new position. For this version of the solution, the order of the tiles is not saved, and resets to the default setting on the next logon.

3. Delete - Tiles are deleted by dragging them onto the delete bin icon. The delete bin icon is hidden and then revealed in the lower right corner of the screen when you begin dragging a tile. Deleting a tile only removes it from the My Home view. It does not eliminate the tile or the underlying values.

4. The System dropdown menu provides access to support information, user details, Configuration, and an option to Log Out of the application. – Choosing the buttons opens a dialog box with the following options:o About – provides details about the application, the SAPUI5 version, user agent, and support.o Logon details– opens an information box with details on User, Server, and Languageo Configuration – opens a new browser tab displaying configuration optionso Log Out – logs the current user out of the application.

3.2 Glossary termsThroughout the solution a number of terms are used. The following table explains these terms:

Term CommentEntity Abstract type that represents a distinct, unique, or self-contained unit in the context of

manufacturing. Each entity has an ENTITY_TYPE_ID assigned.Entity Type Type of distinct unit, for example equipment or component

Equipment For this solution, equipment is an entity at the highest hierarchical level. (See the following section for more on hierarchy). Equipment represents a physical resource that communicates operational data and has geo-coordinates assigned, for example a plant.

Component The next level in the hierarchy that are sub-elements assigned to equipmentMeasurement Point Device that delivers measurements.Event Events are created individually for each measurement point over a user-defined period of time.

Events are created from SAP Event Stream Processor (SAP ESP) by preaggregating measurements to provide less load on the SAP HANA server.

Threshold levels and associated colors:

Dormant (gray)Normal (green)Warning (orange)Alert (red)

The solution provides you with the ability to set the event thresholds levels that determines the color and event notification level. Dormant (gray) represents sensor signals that are not actively transmitting Normal (green) events are equal or above the threshold measurement set for Normal. Warning (orange) events are below the threshold set for Normal. Alert (red) events are below the threshold set for Warning measurement in SAP ESP.

HierarchyThe following diagram displays the hierarchy used for this solution by Equipment and Entity:

3.3 Maintenance Forecast – Detail page

Figure 2: Detail Page: Maintenance Forecast

Detail Page Structure

Figure Number Description Comments 1 KPI bar Displays data for predefined KPIs 2 Equipment list Common across all Detail pages 3 Time Period selection Used to filter a predefined data range 4 Geospatial Analysis Displays locations of equipment on a

geographic map. 5 Maintenance Forecast results as a chart Displays forecast results 6 Filter icon (only when Polygon filter is applied in Geospatial

Analysis)Clears Pins and Polygons from Geospatial Analysis or charts

7 Enlarge data view Common across all Detail pages 8 Urgency Analysis legend Provides color legend for time period selection

based on urgency and date. 9 Map View selection (Geospatial Analysis only) Provides display choices of Map, Terrain, or

Satellite views 10 Toolkit (Geospatial Analysis only) Provides ability to select individual pins, or

groups of pins by creating polygon 11 Display Area Display dependent on Geo Map (default) or

chart selections 12 Location of unique equipment pin (Geospatial Analysis only) Pin icon provides unique equipment location

on map 13 Equipment pin with additional information (Geospatial Analysis

only)Selecting an individual pin provides a dialog box with specific data about that asset


Overview. The following describes the features displayed in Figure 2.1. The three predefined KPIs in each Detail Page. KPIs rely on the individual data that is available through the detail page. KPIs are further influenced by

selections made within the detail page.o Total Number of Equipmento Maintenance Cost per Typeo Maintenance Cost Allocation

For more information, see the following KPI Details for this page section.2. Equipment list – Menu containing equipment types that are available for the selected detail page. Default is All Equipment Types. The list is based on

EQUIPMENT_TYPE and contains all types of equipment having at least one maintenance record within the overall time period, available from the database.

3. Time Periods – Provides selections for time periods, the default is All Time Periods or you can select predefined Within < number> of days.4. Geospatial Analysis – Updates the data presentation view to a geographical demonstration that shows the location of all signal stations on a map5. Maintenance Forecast Chart icon – Selecting this icon allows user to view the maintenance forecast data in a chart 6. Filter icon – Only appears when the Geospatial toolkit of polygons and pins is deployed. The filter icon allows clearing pins and polygons from the map. 7. The current Data presentation view can be enlarged to full screen mode8. Urgency Analysis legend – Provides color legend for time period selection by urgency and date.9. Map Selection – (Geospatial Analysis only) Map selection allows you to choose view options: Map view (such as a road map), Terrain (such as physical

geography, for example elevation), or Satellite (such as actual images of the geographic area taken by satellites).10. Toolkit – (Geospatial Analysis only) Setting the check mark for Toolkit displays a selection of buttons to modify KPIs based on geographical selection:

o Pins - Allows selecting individual pins (icon marking the location of equipment on the Geospatial Analysis page) to create a group for analysis. The combined data is displayed in the KPI are at the top of the page.

o Polygons – Allows selecting a customized area on the map by connecting a set of straight lines, creating nodes, and connecting the nodes to form a closed chain (a polygon). The data associated with the equipment included within the boundaries of the polygon are displayed in the KPIs area at the top of the page.

NotePins and Polygons activities can be mixed and combined to create a group of locations for analysis. And you can switch to the Maintenance Forecast chart to see the selected pins and polygon data displayed in the chart. Use the Filter icon to clear polygons and pins from the Maintenance Forecast chart to return to default view.

o Clear Filters – Removes all selections from Polygons and Multi-Select. Clearing selections returns the data for the KPI details to represent the selected Equipment list filter and the selected Time Periods date range.

11. The display presentation area shows the data from your selection of the preconfigured map or charts. The Geospatial Analysis map is the default view.12. Equipment pin icons located on map (Geospatial Analysis only) – Displays location of equipment on Geospatial Analysis map13. Equipment pin icon with additional information dialog box (Geospatial Analysis only) – when you select an individual equipment icon, a dialog box

displays additional data.

KPI Details for this page

Detail page KPI DescriptionMaintenance Forecast Total Number of Equipment Total number of equipment assets in the

display area where a maintenance record is available (for the EQUIPMENT or one of its COMPONENTS) in the selected time range.

Maintenance Cost per Type Displays the maintenance costs for all EQUIPMENTS or COMPONENTS that match the current filter segmented by maintenance cost types: Service cost Material cost Other cost

Figure displayed aggregates the amount of money that has to be spent for maintenance in the next 5 to 90 days from CURRENT_UTCDATE.

Maintenance Cost Allocation Displays ratio of costs spend and costs budgeted for the maintenance records. Total allocated cost is the sum of all maintenance records in the selected date range and the amount figure appears at the bottom right end of the bar graph.The amount of money allocated by the selected EQUIPMENT_TYPE is represented inside the bar graph with the figure amount at the top left of the bar.Figure displayed in tile aggregates the amount of money that has to be spent for maintenance in the next 5 to 90 days from CURRENT_UTCDATE.

Geospatial Analysis

Component Types EQUIPMENT_TYPE_ID dropdown list that allows user to select an EQUIPMENT_TYPE as a filter. The list contains every equipment type for which at least one maintenance record is available in the database in the overall time period. Default is All Component Types.

Time Period DATE_RANGE dropdown list allows user to select one of the predefined time ranges as a filter. Default is Within 90 days.

Pin icons (for equipment displayed on Geospatial Analysis)

A pin icon on the Geospatial Analysis map represents an EQUIPMENT of the specified EQUIPMENT_TYPE for which a maintenance record is available in the selected date range. The color of the pin (light, medium, or dark red) indicates how close the next planned maintenance record is for the equipment or one of its components.

For example, if the date range All time Period is selected and a pin shows up with a dark red color, it indicates that the next relevant maintenance record is planned within the next five days.

Pin icons (Additional information about the equipment displays when selected)

When you select or hover the mouse over an individual pin, a dialog box opens with additional information.The top row displays the EQUIPMENT_ID, for example generator 1117, the selected ‘DATE_RANGE’, for example Within 5 days, and the sum of the cost of the maintenance records in the selected date range. Additional rows provide details for each component associated with the equipment.

Maintenance Forecast Urgency Analysis

X-AXIS Date of a maintenance record. Y-AXIS The urgency of a maintenance record.Z-AXIS

The cost assigned to a maintenance record is expressed by the bubble size. The size conversion uses costs data from all relevant maintenance records. The illustration areas in the Legend area display the sizes:Largest bubble size for highest cost provided in the maintenance records.Smallest bubble size for lowest cost provided in the maintenance records.Midpoint bubble is the relative size when the recorded data is halfway between your highest and lowest recorded costs.

Component ID Component ID identifies the unique equipment components represented in the maintenance record.

Bubble Each bubble on the chart represents a single maintenance record. The color of the bubble corresponds to the Component ID color legend, signifying the color associated with the unique record

Additional information dialog box (when selecting an individual bubble)

Selecting an individual bubble displays the details of a maintenance record for that component.

Forecast (checkbox) When the box is selected, it forecast the next maintenance incidents, based on the history of

previous maintenance records for the components.Choosing the Forecast option forecast the next six maintenance records (date, cost, urgency), filtered by the selected Equipment Type and Time Period.The forecast function returns three different types of maintenance records segmented by different colors: Planned are the current maintenance incident records, before the predictive option was

selected. Predicted displays components with existing planned maintenance records. Unplanned displays components where no planned maintenance record exists within the

selected date range.

3.4 Signals – Detail page

Figure 3: Details page: Signals


Figure Number Description Comments 1 KPI bar Lists the initial KPIs:

Total Number of Equipment Total # of Signals Signals Status Critical Signals Criticality Trend

2 Equipment list Common across all Detail pages 3 Date selection Used to select to/from date range 4 Geospatial Analysis Displays locations of equipment on a

geographic map 5 Time Trend Analysis Displays the number of events over time on a

line chart 6 Urgency Analysis The distribution of events with individual

equipment as compared with other equipment, displayed on a horizontal stacked bar chart

7 Filter icon (only when Polygon filter is applied in Geospatial Analysis)

Clears Pins and Polygons from Geospatial Analysis or charts

8 Enlarge data view Common across all Detail pages 9 Display Area Display dependent on Geospatial Analysis

map (default) or other analysis selections10 Map View selection Allow viewing the map layout as Satellite,

Terrain, or (default) Map view 11 Toolkit (Geospatial Analysis only) Provides ability to select groups of icons by

selecting pins or drawing polygonsFor more information, see the following sections

Overview. The following describes the features displayed in Figure 3.1. The four predefined KPIs in each Detail Page. KPIs rely on the individual data that is available through the detail page. KPIs are further influenced by

selections made within the detail page.

Initial KPIs are:o Total Number of Signalso Signals Statuso Critical Signalso Criticality TrendFor more information, see the following section: KPI Details for this page.

2. Equipment Types – Menu containing equipment types that are available for the selected detail page. Default is All Equipment Types.3. Date Range – Allows selection of a start and an end date to filter data. It is further possible to select either a start or an end date.4. Geospatial Analysis – Updates the display area showing the location of signal stations on a map5. Time Trend Analysis – Updates the display area to a line chart of the Critical Signals KPI with Normal & Warning & Error and Creation Time as the axes6. Urgency Analysis – Updates the display area to a horizontal stacked bar chart view of the Critical Signals KPI with Equipment Description and Normal &

Warning & Error as the axes7. The current display view can be enlarged to full-screen mode using the full screen icon 8. Toolkit (Geospatial Analysis only). Setting the check mark for Toolkit opens a selection of buttons to modify KPIs based on geographical selection

o Pins - Allows selecting individual pins (icon marking the location of equipment on the Geospatial Analysis page) to create a group for analysis. The combined data is displayed in the KPI are at the top of the page.

o Polygons – Allows you to select a customized area on the map by connecting a set of straight lines, creating nodes, and connecting the nodes to form a closed chain (a polygon).

NotePins and Polygons activities can be mixed and combined to create a group of locations for analysis.

o Clear Filters – Removes all selections from Pins and Polygons options.9. The display presentation area shows the data from your selection of the preconfigured map or charts. The Geospatial Analysis map is the default analysis

displayed.10. Map View – Only available on Geospatial Analysis map and allows you to choose three view options: Map view (such as a road map), Terrain (such as

physical geography, for example elevation), or Satellite (such as actual images of the geographic area taken by satellites).


Detail page

KPI Description

Signal

Total Nu

Number of incoming events for all measurement points that match the filters applied (EQUIPMENT_TYPE, FROM_ and TO_DATE). Data displayed is based on the new events stored in the database on the CURRENT_UTCDATE.

s mber of SignalsSignals Status

Displays the number of Dormant and Active signals

Critical Signals

Displays the number of alerts and warnings of the signal data that matches the selected filter criteria and using color coding for status: Red=AlertOrange=WarningGreen=NormalThe data displayed is based on new events stored in the database on the CURRENT_UTCDATE.

Criticality Trend

Ratio of incoming events (as alert, warning, normal) over a predefined period of time. The Criticality Trend is calculated by the following steps:Take the difference between DATEFROM and DATETO in days.Subtract the difference from DATEFROM and save this third date as DATEINITIAL.Calculate the ratio of total alerts (xalerts_t0) to the total number of events from DATEINITIAL to DATEFROM (xtotal_t0)

Calculate the ratio of total alerts (xalerts_t1) to the total number of events from DATEFROM to DATETO (xtotal_t1)

Calculate the critical trend by deriving the growth / decline from ratio from to ratio to, expressed in percentage.

Geospatial Analysis

All Equipment Types A dropdown list that allows you to select EQUIPMENT_TYPES as filter criteria. The EQUIPMENT_TYPES shown in the dropdown list represent every equipment type where data is available, before applying a date filter.

Date Range, From/To Allows you to apply a custom date filter. The default date values are set by using the CURRENT_UTCDATE for From- and To-dates.

Pin icons A pin icon on the Geo Map represents individual equipment events in the database matching the current filter (EQUIPMENT_TYPE_ID, DATE_RANGE). Because equipment can have associated components, the color of the pin icon indicates the current health state that is calculated by taking the average value (GREEN: 1, ORANGE: 2, RED: 3) of the latest events available for each measurement point associated with the equipment and its sub-components.

Pin icons additional information dialog box

When you select or hover the mouse over an individual pin icon, a dialog box displays the EQUIPMENT_ID and all the associated components that are assigned. The status displayed is based on the latest event available for this particular component/measurement point combination. The order of the sensor entities is determined by the latest events.

Time Trend Analysis

Chart display Line chart displaying the distribution of the number of events based on your defined filters of Equipment Type and time range.

Axis X-Axis is Creation Time using the data from the time parameters and Y-Axis is Normal & Warning & Error measurements

Data points in chart The points in the chart display available data in the selected data range.. There must be data for a date range selected for data points to display. When no data is available for a certain date, no data point is created or displayed.

Urgency Analysis

Chart display Horizontal stacked bar chart displaying the distribution of events between equipment.

3.5 Alerts and Warnings – Details page

Figure 4: Detail Page: Alerts and Warnings


Figure Number Description Comments

1 Total Alerts KPI2 Total Warnings KPI3 Total Number Dormant Signals KPI4 Event Type selector All, Warnings, or Alerts5 Alert Level selector Very Low, Low, Medium, High, Very High6 Date selection Used to select to/from date range7 Enlarge data view Common across all Detail pages8 Display area Table displaying details for alerts and

warnings9 Page Navigation Navigation for multiple pages


Overview. The following describes the features displayed in Figure 4.1. Total Alerts is highlighted. The KPI relies on the individual data that is available through the Alerts and Warnings page. It is further influenced by

selections made within the page.For more information, see: KPI Details for this page in the following section

2. Total Warnings is highlighted. The KPI relies on the individual data that is available through the Alerts and Warnings page. It is further influenced by selections made within the page.For more information, see: KPI Details for this page in the following section.

3. Total Number Dormant Signals is highlighted. The KPI relies on the individual data that is available through the Alerts and Warnings page. It is further influenced by selections made within the page.

4. Event Type selector – Filter alerts by Event (type). All is the default or your choice to display dormant, alerts, or warnings5. Date / Time selection –Allows selecting a start and an end date/time to filter data. It is further possible to select either a start or an end date. Default date

is CURRENT_UTCDATE6. Full screen -- The current view can be enlarged to full-screen mode 7. Display presentation area -- Represents the aggregated data of alerts in a table view.

Table columns contain the following content:o Typeo Equipmento Component/Hierarchyo Measurement Descriptiono Upper Threshold

o Lower Thresholdo UOM (Unit of Measurement)o For more information, see the following table UOM Overview.o Start Date Timeo End Date Timeo Durationo Max Pointo Min Point o Mean

8. Page selector – Allows navigating between pages


Detail page KPI DescriptionAlerts Total Alerts Number of alerts that match the date filter. Data displayed based on sums of the

number of Alerts (Red) from CURRENT_UTCDATE.Total Warnings Number of warnings that match the date filter. Data displayed based on sums of

the number of Warnings (Orange) from CURRENT_UTCDATE.Total Number Dormant Signals

Number of dormant signals that match the date filter. Data displayed based on the sum of the Dormant (Gray) events from CURRENT_UTCDATE.

Alerts and Warnings Table

Alert and Warnings Table Columns

Description

Type Displays an icon representing either an event, which is an Alert (Red), a Warning (Orange), or Dormant (Gray)

Equipment Equipment represents a physical resource with a unique equipment ID that communicates operational data and has geo-coordinates assigned, for example a plant.

Component/Hierarchy Components are a subset of Equipment; this column displays the elements that are between the measurement point and the equipment entity.

Measurement Description Description of the measurement, for example temperature, power output, or revolutions per minute (RPM)

Upper Threshold Predefined threshold for each component as defined in the master data

Lower Threshold Predefined threshold for each component as defined in the master dataUOM Unit of Measurement (UOM) that is assigned to the measurementStart Date Time Start time based on the source time of the machine data from the equipmentEnd Date Time End time based on the source time of the machine data from the equipmentDuration Length of aggregation period in seconds, Duration is used by SAP ESP to aggregate the measurement

and create events.Max Point The maximum measurement received during the aggregation period.

Font color highlights KPI statusRed = alertOrange = warningGray = dormant

Min Point The minimum measurement point received during the aggregation period.Font color highlights KPI statusRed = alertOrange = warningGray = dormant

Mean Sum of the sampled values divided by the number of items in the sample.

Alerts and Warnings List

Name Description

Event The dropdown list above the table allows you to apply filters by the type of event: Dormant (Gray), Alert (Red), Warning (Orange), or All. The order of events is listed by the latest time stamp

Criticality The dropdown list above the table allows you to apply filters based on Criticality levels: All, Very Low, Low, Medium, High, and Very High.

Date Range Allows you to select a specific date range as filter criteria. Default date is CURRENT_UTCDATE.

Table Columns Type (event): Warning, Alert, or Dormant

Equipment: The equipment on the highest hierarchical level that the component / measurement point has been assigned to.Component/Hierarchy: The elements which are between the measurement point and the root equipment.

Measurement Description: Description of the measurement point like RPM or temperature.

Upper Threshold: The upper threshold that has been defined in the Master Data for the measurement point.

Lower Threshold: The lower threshold that has been assigned to the measurement point.UOM: Unit of measurement that is assigned to a measurement point.

Start Date Time: Start time of the aggregation based on the source time of the raw facts delivered by SAP Plant Connectivity (SAP PCO). End Date Time: End time of the aggregation window based on the source time of the raw facts delivered by SAP PCO.

Duration: The length of the aggregation windows assigned to a measurement point. This aggregation window is used by SAP ESP to aggregate the measurement information and create an event afterwards.

Max Point: The maximal measurement of a measurement point received during the aggregation window.

Min Point: The minimal measurement taken by a measurement point during the aggregation period.

Mean: The mean of all measurement that have been taken by a measurement point over the aggregation time period

3.6 Analysis Overview

Analysis Detail Page Description

Geospatial Analysis

Maintenance Forecast, and Signals Geographical representation of the associated data. Data points are highlighted with pin icons. Hover over or select an individual pin icon to open dialog box with additional information according to the detail page.SignalsSensorValue

UOMMaintenance ForecastComponentDateTimeCost

Time Trend Analysis

Signals Data associated with the selected is depicted with Normal & Warning & Error on the y-axis and Creation Time on the x-axis

Urgency Analysis

Signals User can select one bar, one selection of a bar (red, orange, or green) or multiple bars. Selections display a dialog box with data associated with the selections. Selected bars (or sections of bars) display in dark colors and the unselected are displayed in lighter colors. Clicking outside of the chart selects all bars and segments.

3.7 Configuration PageThe Configuration page is found under the systems option dropdown (see Figure 1, number 4). This administrative function assists with the configuration of the parameters used for this scenario.

Figure 5: Administrative Configuration Page


Figure Number Description Comments1 Search tool bar Search available configuration items

2 Domain list List of the available configuration domains3 Information and Settings icons Selecting icon allows viewing or editing selected configuration domain4 Domain name Name of selected configuration domain5 Button Edit or Refresh, depending upon selection from 36 Columns for data Column headings and selection of rows column7 Filter Dialog box for filtering based on column headings8 View Items View the configuration items under selected configuration domain9 Navigation Move between pages


Overview The following describes the features displayed in Figure 9.1. Search tool bar: Search within available configuration items.2. Domain list: List of available Configuration Point domains3. Information and Settings Icons - Displays information about selected configuration point

1. Information: Choosing information displays list from selected configuration point and allow refresh 2. Settings: Allows editing setting for the configuration point

4. Name of Configuration Point selection from column5. Depending on the configuration point selected, button available

1. Refresh (Information selection only)2. Edit (Settings selection only)

6. Columns for data. The first column allows selecting a row or selecting all rows. The next columns display column heading names depending on configuration point selected

7. Filter - By selecting a column heading, a dialog box allows you to filter the data in the column, ascending and descending or filter by your selection8. View Items: View the configuration items for the selected configuration domain9. When large amounts of data are available for the configuration domain selected, a navigation bar displays to allow moving between the additional pages

of data

4 Test Scripts

4.1 Maintenance Forecast

Test AdministrationYour project: Fill in the project-specific parts (highlighted).

Test Case ID <X.XX> Tester Name Testing DateResponsibility <State Service Provider, Customer, or Joint Service Provider and

Customer>Duration <minutes> Minutes

Test Type Using Signal IntelligenceTest System Your system

PurposeThe following steps provide an example of the process a business user would follow to understand current stream data.

ProcedureFollow the process steps while using your desktop.

Test Step #

Test Step Name Instruction User Entries:Field Name: Value

Expected Result Pass / Fail / Comment

1 Logon Access the Signal Intelligence system with a Web browser

URL: http://<hanaserver>:80<instance#>/sap/rds-bdi/mfg/signal/index.html# with the Web browser.<hanaserver> is the name of the SAP HANA server

Access to landing page for credentials

Test Step #



<instance#> is the number of the SAP HANA instance

2 Enter Credentials

Enter user name and password

The credentials granted to you for the SAP HANA database to access Signal Intelligence

The Start page is available to you.

3 Choose Tile Choose the Maintenance Forecast Tile on the Start page

Maintenance Forecast Tile Opens Maintenance Forecast perspective that shows all the geo locations of all equipment on map

4 Review the Layout

Review the following elements of the Maintenance Forecast page

Title: Maintenance ForecastKPIs in the left upper corner: Total number of equipment, Maintenance Cost per Type, Maintenance cost Allocation.Verify that the Drilldown Options include: Equipment Type

All components are present

5 Map figures and drilldown

Select an Equipment Type, Select a Time Period

Geospatial Analysis map displays the equipment locations (pins)

The Geospatial Analysis map displays the location of selected equipment as pins with data from the selected time period or lowerFor example, if you choose Within 15 Days, the results displayed include equipment Within 10 Days and Within 5 Days.

6 Urgency Analysis

Select Urgency Analysis icon

Urgency Analysis icon Equipment bubble chart is displayed with Period, Urgency, and Cost

7 Forecast (checkbox)

Select Forecast (checkbox)

Select the Forecast checkbox The Forecast bubbles will display

8 Return to Home page

Choose the Home button

You are redirected to Home page Home page is displayed on the screen

9 Log out Log off by using the Log Out option in the

Choose Log Out option and agree to the Logged out of the system

Test Step #



dropdown at the top right of the window

dialog box to log out.

4.2 Display Signals detailed information





PurposeThe following steps provide an example of the process a business user would follow to understand current sentiment data.


Test Step #



1 Logon Access the Signal Intelligence system

URL: http://<hanaserver>:80<instance#>/sap/r

Access to landing page for

Test Step #



with a Web browser ds-bdi/mfg/signal/index.html# with the Web browser.<hanaserver> is the name of the SAP HANA server<instance#> is the number of the SAP HANA instance

credentials

2 Enter Credentials




3 Choose Tile Choose the Signals tile on the Start page

Signals Opens Dashboard

4 Filter Device Select one of the equipment types, All Equipment Types is default

You can filter the data based on selected equipment type.

Geospatial Analysis map will display Signals according to applied filter.

5 Filter Signals according to a defined time interval.

Enter Date Range, Start Date to End Date

You can filter signals by selecting Start Date and End Date.

Geospatial Analysis map will display Signals according to selected timeframe.

6 Toolkit dialog box

Select the Toolkit dialog box

The Toolkit presents the following options:PinsPolygonsClear Filters

All options are available

7 Toolkit Polygons

Select the Polygons option from the Toolkit

Selecting a point on the map places a node, selecting additional points on the map creates additional nodes. Straight lines automatically connect the nodes to form a polygon area.

A selection area is defined and the KPIs at the top of the map will now display the information based only the equipment inside the polygon.

8 Toolkit Pins

Select from the Toolkit Pins

Select multiple entities (pins) on the Geo Map.Choose Clear Filters to end the selection. The Key figures for the defined selection

Key Figures on the screen are updated with the values only for the signal present in the selection

Test Step #



are displayed9 Toolkit

Clear FiltersSelect from the Toolkit the Clear Filters

Clears all the selections (Pins and Polygons) and updates the Key Figures to show overall results.

10 Display Trend Analysis chart

Select Trend Analysis icon

Trend chart is displayed Signal trend chart is displayed for each signal type ((Dormant, Warning, and Error))

11 Display vertical column chart

Select Column chart Column chart is displayed Column chart is displayed for each signal Category and signal type ((Normal, Warning, and Dormant))




13 Log out Log off by using the Log Out option in the dropdown at the top right of the window

Choose Log Out option and agree to the dialog box to log out.

Logged out of the system

4.3 Display Alerts and Warnings detailed information





PurposeThe following steps provide an example of the process a business user would follow to understand current sentiment data.


Test Step #



1 Logon Access the Signal Intelligence system with a Web browser

URL: http://<hanaserver>:80<instance#>/sap/rds-bdi/mfg/signal/index.html# with the Web browser.<hanaserver> is the name of the SAP HANA server<instance#> is the number of the SAP HANA instance

Access to landing page for credentials

2 Enter Credentials




3 Choose Tile Choose the Alerts tile on the Start page

Alerts Opens Dashboard

4 Filter Type of Alert

Select one alert type You can filter the data based on selected Alert.

The table will change displaying the filtered alert type selected. The KPI Value for the selected alert will also change

5 Filter Criticality Select Criticality level from dropdown

You can filter the data based on the selected Criticality level.

The table changes to display the filtered criticality level. The KPI Value for the selected alert will also change.

6 Filter Alerts and Warnings

Enter From Date and To Date

You can filter signals by selecting Start Date and End Date.

Alert table will display Alerts and Warnings

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according to a defined time interval

according to selected timeframe.




8 Log out Log out by using the Log Out option in the dropdown at the top right of the window

Choose the Log Out option and agree to the dialog box to log out.

Logged out of the system

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and key concepts of a programming language when they are surrounded by body text, for example, SELECT and INCLUDE.Example Output on the screen. This includes file and directory names and their paths, messages, names of variables and

parameters, source text, and names of installation, upgrade, and database tools.Example Exact user entry. These are words or characters that you enter in the system exactly as they appear in the

documentation.<Example> Variable user entry. Angle brackets indicate that you replace these words and characters with appropriate entries to make

entries in the system.EXAMPLE Keys on the keyboard, for example, F2 or ENTER .

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