Start with one machine’s reference readings
Have technicians define measurement points, operating states and reference readings before setting review criteria.
For factory production and maintenance teams
Bring vibration and temperature trends, alerts and machine history together so production and maintenance teams can investigate abnormalities and plan maintenance using the same information.




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Select a sample machine to review vibration, temperature and alert history. Compare current readings with earlier trends to identify points for inspection.
Review trends, alerts and inspection history to plan machine follow-up.
Supported sensors, measurement points and alert criteria are agreed per project. Specialists remain responsible for diagnosis.















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Have technicians define measurement points, operating states and reference readings before setting review criteria.
Agree reviewers, supporting records and findings, without diagnosing from a single value.
Link alerts, work performed and follow-up findings to one equipment identifier.
Record measurement points and operating conditions for comparison.
Start with equipment important to production and assign review responsibility.
Agree repeatable measurement points and inspection intervals.
Align periods, units and measurement-point identifiers before combining records.
Check device models, reading methods and access rights before designing interfaces.
Identify missing records and their sources before deciding whether the current system can be extended.
Choose one recurring task and measure time or discrepancies before and after a pilot.
Include a busy period in testing so results are not based only on quiet days.
Define the expected workload and new requirements before assuming the entire system must change.
The system supports maintenance review. Diagnosis and shutdown decisions remain with the responsible specialists.
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