In edinn, in order to capture data, turn this data into useful information and then take actions, you first need to configure (POST):

    1. A process: all acquired data must be associated to a final entity called process. For more information about this very important concept, please read this.
    2. Some statuses: during time, the process sometimes will be working and sometimes will be stopped. You need different statuses to reflect the different time usages of the process.
    3. Some results: a process produces results as its output. You need results to reflect the different outputs of the process.
    4. Some relations: you need to indicate certain configuration data when a process is in a certain status and producing a certain result.
    5. Some IoT: you need to indicate to the edinn platform where it should read data from. In order to monitor the status of a process, you need, at least, 2 items of IoT: one for the variable number 1 and one for the variable number 0, the total, which will use the calculation type to calculate the total production based on the previous IoT item.

After completing these steps, you now have a monitored process. Now you could:

    1. Read a value from IoT (GET) to obtain the value of the item and to know when it changed for the last time.
    2. Insert a result (POST) to indicate to edinn the type of results that will be obtained through IoT.
    3. Justify (PATCH) the different failure (FAI) statuses that will be generated when the process is not working, in order to obtain later the paretto of the losses and a correct OEE.

You could optionally:

    1. Create an area to visually group your processes.
    2. Set quality assurement parameters.
    3. Create schedule orders.

Your objective is to create a virtual model of your organization, and then obtain the multiple benefits of the edinn platform, for example:

If you do not find the API function that you need to create and manage the virtual model of your organization, please contact edinn technical support.